The diagram below shows how rain water is collected and then treated to be used as drinking water in an Australian town. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The plot illustrates a

process

of collection of precipitations and its treatment for usage as potable

water

in an Australian settlement.

Overall

, the

process

consists of several operations

such

as rainwater gathering from each house via a drainage system, a filtering

process

, treatment with chemicals, and supplying the end user with drinking

water

. The initial

process

starts from rainwater collection when it spills from rooves into the drainage system installed onto each house. The next phase is when the liquid from each building flows into a main pipe, which is tied into a filtering

process

where a massive stream passes through triple filter barriers. The clear

water

,

then

, is flown

further

to fill up a reservoir where

water

is stored before chemical treatment starts.

Furthermore

, chemical

treament

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treatment

is produced in the second tank which is fed by the

water

from the storage reservoir. When the

water

treament

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treatment

tank is full chemicals are prepared to be added one at a time and stirring is done to make sure chemicals are dissolved and the reaction is on. After a

while

, the processed

water

is pumped out to supply all

habitants

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habitats

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and

vegetations

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vegetation

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with pure drinking

water

.