The diagram shows how a simple water filter is used to produce a drinkable water source. Overall, there is a 4 purification process including: impure water, sand, charcoal, gravel, before clean water is achieved.
Firstly, the process starts of with a non drinkable water, impure water is put in the simple filter and goes through a couple of stages. After the water is put sand is the first thing it runs through. Sand is used to filter out dirt that is too big to pass through sand, removing undrinkable subtances in the water.
Next, charcoal is used for a tool to kill the remaining bacteria that’s contaminating the water, preventing it from being drinkable. Lastly, gravel removes all the remaining impurities in the water making it safe to drink. After the filtration process is done, the water is the transported to a drinking water storage tank. Finally, the water is transformed from impure to drinkable.
