This data depicts the current Australia’s water-supporting system and how it processes various types of water.
Overall, the process includes many transformations, with numerous facilities playing a role. In addition, the waste water saw the most directions, while pure and waste water are processed the least.
All processes start with the water stored in the dam, which is then processed in two separate ways. One in which waste water is treated in a water plant facility, and another is directed to numerous facilities and buildings, such as households, industries, shops, and urban areas, as purified water.
The last step, which involves the used purified water that has been used throughout the facilities, would be then dumped into the river as a form of storm water. Additionally, this transformation step is the only one that involves the storm water, similar to the process of pure water. All these steps of transformation occur one way only.