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The image contrasts two water supply systems: the left diagram showcases the present system where water flows from dam/storage to a water treatment plant, then to households, shops, factories, and the city, before waste water returns to the river; pure water flows uninterruptedly to these points, storm water from the city only flows to the river, and waste water from all points goes to the river. The right diagram depicts the future system where water flows similarly from dam/storage to the treatment plant, then to households, shops, factories, and the city; however, waste water now gets filtered back to the water treatment plant before proceeding to the river, and storm water flows directly to the river.
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The diagram illustrates the way of current and future water supply system in the Australia.
Overall, although both water supply system utilize dam as storage before being transferred into the Households, Shops, Factories, and the City. In current systems both waste water and strom water is directly or indirectly directed in to the river, where as future water supply system planned to recycle of waste water, which will be utilized in the City.
In the current water supply systems, water is collected in Dam before supply to the Households, Factories, Shops, and the City. Strom water from the city directly mixed into the river, whereas, waste water from city mixed into the river after processing through the water treatment plant.
In the future water supply system, same plan will be applied for the storage and distribution of water in to the city, as present water supply. In contrast to, waste water will be recycle and supply back to the city, no any water will be directed into the river.
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