water treatment plants
Municipal filtration centers
Water treatment plants are facilities that process water to make it safe for drinking or to clean wastewater before releasing it back into the environment.
Drinking water plants remove contaminants and add disinfectants; wastewater plants process sewage and industrial discharge.
The city built a new water treatment plant to handle population growth.
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- tanksStorage vessels for liquids
- holding tanksContainers for temporary storage
- pipesCylindrical fluid carriers
- valvesFlow-controlling mechanisms
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- Water Engineeringdams, levees, canals, aqueducts, spillways
- water systemsirrigation ditches, irrigation, pipes, tanks, wells
- public propertypublic land, public park, public lands, state property, public library
- water supplywells, pumps, pipes, freshwater, pumping stations
- civil engineeringbridges, highways, tunnels, foundations, dams
- Chilean infrastructurePan-American Highway, hydroelectric dams, power plants, electrical grid, seaports
water treatment plantspollution sources
Origins of environmental contamination
water treatment plantsdesalination plants
Facilities converting seawater to freshwater
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Facilities cleaning municipal effluent