water treatment plant
Municipal filtration complex
A water treatment plant is a facility that processes water to make it safe for drinking or suitable for discharge into the environment.
Municipal plants filter and disinfect water from reservoirs, rivers, or wells before distributing it to homes.
Wastewater treatment plants clean sewage and industrial effluent before releasing it back into waterways: The city built a new water treatment plant to handle population growth.
- sewageLiquid refuse in drains
- filtrationSeparating solids from liquids
- sand filterGranular water purification system
- chlorineHalogen disinfectant element
- purificationRemoval of contaminants
holding tank · pipes · sludge · clarifier · bacteria · drinking · municipal · public works · tanks · pumps · chemicals · effluent · aeration · settling · disinfection · fluoride · wastewater · industrial
- water agenciespumping station
- industryfactories, factory, automotive, aerospace, logistics
- infrastructurehighways, road construction, railway expansion, power grid, roads
- factoriesfactory, car factory, toy factory, steel mill, furniture factory
- industrial sitesfactory floor, oil refinery, factories, steel mills, refinery
- water supplywells, pumps, pipes, freshwater, pumping stations
water treatment plantreservoir
Large water storage basin
water tower · cistern · aquifer · water main · distribution network
water treatment plantsewage treatment plant
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