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The figure illustrates the process of eliminating salt from seawater to transform it into drinking water.

The figure illustrates the process of eliminating salt from seawater to transform it into drinking water. B1ea
The figure illustrates the process of eliminating salt from seawater to transform it into drinking water. Generally, it is clear that there are four stages in the production of drinking water. The process begins with pre-treatment for sea water, and ends at the integration stage. At the first stage of the process, a huge amount of sea water is transported to a pre-treatment filter system via salt water intake so that many solid objects which are relatively large size or undrinkable substances can be separated from salt water and then returned to the sea. Next, salt water is forced through a membrane at high pressure in order to only allow water molecules to pass though whereas all other impurities as well as salt are kept and sent back to the sea. Regarding the remaining stages of the process, water continues to be carried to a post-treatment system which adds various substances, for instance, lime, chlorine, and fluoride into water to kill any harmful bacteria. By this time, water now becomes cleaner and drinkable. Eventually, such drinking water is contained in storage and is ready to be delivered to the public via a water supply system
The figure illustrates the
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process
of eliminating
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salt
from seawater to transform it into drinking
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water
.
Generally
, it is
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clear
that there are four stages in the production of drinking
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water
. The
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process
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begins
with pre-treatment for sea
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water
, and ends at the integration stage.

At the
first
stage of the
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process
, a huge amount of sea
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water
is transported
to a pre-treatment filter system via
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salt
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water
intake
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so
that
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many
solid objects which are
relatively
large size or undrinkable substances can
be separated
from
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salt
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water
and then returned to the sea.
Next
,
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salt
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water
is forced
through a membrane at high pressure in order to
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only
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allow
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water
molecules to pass though whereas all other impurities
as well
as
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salt
are
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kept
and
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sent
back to the sea.

Regarding the remaining stages of the
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process
,
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water
continues to
be carried
to a post-treatment system which
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adds
various substances,
for instance
, lime, chlorine, and fluoride into
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water
to kill any harmful bacteria. By this time,
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water
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now
becomes cleaner and drinkable.
Eventually
, such drinking
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water
is contained
in storage and is ready to
be delivered
to the public via a
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water
supply system
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IELTS academic The figure illustrates the process of eliminating salt from seawater to transform it into drinking water.

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  American English
3 paragraphs
194 words
6.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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