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The image showcases two diagrams representing the water supply system in Australia for the present and future. In the current system, water flows from Dam/Storage to a Water treatment plant, then to the City supplying Households, Shops, and Factories. Pure water, Stormwater, and Wastewater are depicted as outputs from these locations. The future system diagram indicates an additional process where water from Households, Shops, and Factories is treated and reused, with arrows circling back from Wastewater to the Water treatment plant, suggesting a recycling process. Stormwater and Pure water outputs remain the same with direct flow to the River. The diagram is dated Oct 10th, 2015.
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The diagram depict the supply of water in the recent time and for tomorrow in Austrailia.
In a present time, there is a water storage dam through which the water flows towards houses, shops and factories, but the rest of the city water goes to the river. The waste water flows into the water treatment plant. Eventually, this water moves to the rivers.
But for future, the definite changes are planned for the system, the water used for home chores, shops, mills and city would altogether flow towards the water treatment plant. The treatment plant will refine the water, and it will again move back to the city.
Today, the system has no longer improvements, and all the water go straight to the rivers, which is the major cause of pollution. But, we hope for the best to make positive changes in the drainage system in future. This improved procedure will save the water and make productive amendments in the system.
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