The given process provides information about how rainwater is harvested and treated in an Australian town for the purpose of drinking water. Overall, The entire procedure consists of two main phases, including the collection of rainwater and sending them into a storage, and treating the water by chemicals and providing drinking water.
The first step begins with the collection of rainwater from a pipe on the roof using a drain. All drainage pipes from the houses flow into one larger drain. This collected water is then filtered in a water filter before continuing to flow down. Then the filtered water is conveyed to a large storage where it is held until a later phase.
A process of treatment occurs in the next stage, the water from storage is transferred to a water treatment tank via a pipe. In this step, chemicals are added to ensure that the water is safe and suitable for consumption. The treated water is then ready to be used, it runs from underneath the ground to people’s houses for drinking purposes.