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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 given diagrams reveal the significant differences in the water provision system in Australia between the present and the future.
Overall, the Australian water supply system will witness major transformation in recycling water for city.
Regarding the diagram from of present water provision, the pure water in dams or storages is transtered to city and used by households, shops and factories. While the storm water stored in city directly streams into river, the waste water is sent to water treatment plant and then released into the river.
In terms of the future water supply, there will be no changes in the path of pure water from storages to the city and the waste water from city to water treatment plant. However, the city’s storm water will be realeased into the water treatment plant. In addition, after being processed, the pure water will return back to the city to be used.
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