wastewater plant
Municipal effluent facility
A wastewater plant is a facility that treats sewage and other contaminated water before releasing it back into the environment.
Also called a sewage treatment plant or water reclamation facility.
The process typically involves filtering solids, breaking down organic matter, and removing harmful bacteria: The city built a new wastewater plant to handle population growth.
- sewageLiquid refuse in drains
- treatmentCare for an ailment
- sludgeSemi-solid waste material
- filtrationSeparating solids from liquids
- effluentDischarged liquid waste
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- utilitieselectricity, public utilities, gas service, gas, power
- sanitation systemsseptic tank, septic system, sewage system, sewer, drain
- Water Treatmentfiltration, filtration system, chlorination, purification, disinfection
- infrastructurehighways, road construction, railway expansion, power grid, roads
- Dumpsitesdump, dumpsite, garbage dump, landfill, rubbish tip
- pollution controlpollution control, emissions, air filter, emissions control, air purifier
wastewater plantreservoir
Large water storage basin
water tower · aquifer · spring · natural spring · pumping station
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