The bar chart compares 7 various factories that utilize ground and public water supply in a country. Data are expressed in millions of cubic meters.
The bar chart shows information about the numbers of Ground
Water
and Public Supply that are used for some industries in millions of cubic meters
. Generally, chemicals are the most used water
factory, both from the dirt and public supply. This
industry uses 430 million
cubic meters
of water
from the sand and 240 million
cubic meters
from government sources.
In addition
, Metal, Paper, and Food/Drinks become the three most used groundwater. These industries spend water
above 100 million
for their production process whereas
fuel, textiles, and machinery need the least numbers of water
from the field, under 100 million
. On the other hand
, food/drinks and machinery consume water
from public supply above 100 million
for their activity. This
is inversely proportional to other cooperatives, such
as fuel, metal, paper, and textiles that need public source water
under 100 million
cubic meters
.
To sum up
, it can say that industry only utilizes one source for most of the water
that is
used. If one factory adopts most of the water
from the sand, it will handle the least water
from the public supply and vice versa.Submitted by dewintaputri23 on
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