The presented illustration demonstrates a construction of a water filter and how it works to produce pure drinking water.
Overall, it is a 5-stage, man-made, linear process. Beginning from impure water pouring into a water filter, ending up with clean drinking water.
First, impure water pours into a water filter, in order to purify all dirt. Next, it passes through a sand layer, which removes all large pieces and dirt. After that, it flows through charcoal, removing impurities from water and adsorption. Next, it passes through gravel, as an extra layer it filters water again and ensures purity.
Afterwards, sanitized water goes to a drinking water storage tank, where cleaned water is stored. Then, it flows through a tap, in order to pour clean drinking water to a sink.
