The diagram illustrates how an Australian town collects rainwater in order to use for daily consumption.
Overall, there are five stages in the whole rainwater gathering process with the collection of impured water, then being filtered, and ending with the distribution of purified water to the homes.
Initially, the rain that falls on the rooftop is collected from the gutter, and then it runs down the pipe to the drain at the bottom. At the next stage, before being stored in a tank, the rainwater is made to pass along the drains to a water filter to get rid of any impurities.
In order to make it fit for consumption, the water flows from the storage tank to the water treatment. At this point, chemicals are added to the water. When it is treated and made ready for drinking, the pipelines lead it back to the houses where it can be supplied for domestic use.
The diagram illustrates how an Australian town collects rainwater in order to
use
for daily consumption.
Overall
, there are five stages in the whole rainwater gathering process with the collection of
impured
water
, then
being filtered
, and ending with the distribution of purified
water
to the homes.
Initially
, the rain that falls on the rooftop
is collected
from the gutter, and then it runs down the pipe to the drain at the bottom. At the
next
stage,
before
being stored
in a tank, the rainwater
is made
to pass along the drains to a
water
filter to
get
rid of any impurities.
In order to
make
it fit for consumption, the
water
flows from the storage tank to the
water
treatment. At this point, chemicals are
added
to the
water
. When it
is treated
and made ready for drinking, the pipelines lead it back to the
houses
where it can
be supplied
for domestic
use
.