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The image contains a diagram with no numerical data/percentages, titled "The diagram below describes how stormwater is recycled in an Australian city." It depicts the process from rain through drains, a water recycling plant with four removal steps (plastic, rubbish, soil particles, bacteria, viruses, and molecules, salt), chlorination (4mg/l), to water storage and its use during sunny weather.
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The picture illustrates the methods of recycling the storm water in an Australian city.
Overall, the process of recycling the storm water is simple task starting with collecting rain water and end sunny weather.
Firstly, the rain water drains into the house cannal. Afterwards, water recycling plants removed plastic, rubbish, small particles, bacteria, viruses, molecules and salt from rain water.
Furthermore, after removing the unwanted substances from surface water . Apart from that chlorine is required about an 4mg/l. Moreover chlorine water is stored in a water storage. It was passes to the home through a pipe and dried km in a hog weather.
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