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The image depicts the water treatment process beginning at 1: Intake Screens, followed by 2: Pumps directing water towards 3: Flash Mix using polyaluminum chloride and added coagulants, progressing to 4: Flocculation where suspended particles aggregate, then moving to 5: Settling Basin where particles settle, continuing to 6: Chlorine addition to ensure disinfection, passing through 7: Filter Membrane for further purification, encountering 8: Disinfection employing chlorine, lime as sodium hydroxide, and fluoride, moved by 9: Pump to reach 10: Faucet, completing the water treatment process.
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The diagram below illustrates the process of the water filtering. Overall, there are 10 stages, and firstly start with intake screens and ending with faucet. All of process occupy underground.
In the initial stage, intake screens are installed to prevent fish from entering the system. Pumps are used to water’s acting. During the flash mix stage, chemicals are rapidly dispersed throughout the water. Flocculation is using shake chemicals. Settling basin supports bottom under water.
This water reach the chlorine section, then down and come Filter Membrane. It used for keep harmful chemicals, it just allow water cycle. In the part of disinfection, water is cleaned by this device and becoming potable water. Agin used pump, it supports removed water from pipe. In the final stage, faucet helps to control hydrological cycle. It may easily open it or close it.
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