Water Treatment PlantsWater is a natural resource, which can be treated again for the use. Making the water more acceptable for a specific use is the main purpose of water treatment plants. Bad residues in the water can be eliminated and the treated water can be returned back to the natural environment without any ecological impact. The two processes of removing the contaminants are physical processes and chemical processes. The treated water can be used for the drinking purpose as well as in industrial process, hotel process, medical, irrigation, river flow maintenance, or water recreation. The water treatment process is applicable for removing contaminants and undesirable components, or reducing their concentration so that the water becomes fit for its desired use. With water treatment plant, raw water can be treated and contaminants can be removed to make them suitable for drinking. The substances that are removed in this process are suspended and dissolved substances, like fungi, bacteria, algae, synthetic detergents, soaps and minerals.
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