The provided diagrams illustrate a cross-section of a water filter and the process of outdoor water filling and storage.
Overall, the cross-section of the filter encompasses three main layers with a couple of in-out pipes. The filling and storage system involves four key stages, with water being transferred by pipes downwards.
Specifically, regarding the cross-section of the filter, water flows via an inlet pipe, which is connected to the 200-litre metal container and the first layer on the top – sand filter. The water then penetrates the second layer: a layer that contains tiny stones. After that, the water permeates the third layer (pipe holes) before being released through an outlet pipe.
In terms of an outdoor filling and storage system, untreated water is stored in a small tank. This is then transferred to a sand filter to remove any impurities and residual contaminants. Subsequently, the purified water is sent to a storage tank. A tap is installed on the pipe to control the water flow when not in use, which is linked to the container for household use.
