The diagram shows how rainwater is collected for the use of drinking water in an Australian town.

The drawing depicts the process of producing drinkable

water

by gathering rainwater in an Australian region. As can be seen from the illustration, the process of generating potable

water

involves six main steps, starting with the collection of rain and ending with the delivery of treated drinkable

water

to each of the houses in an Australian town.

To begin

with, houses in an Australian town are set up with drain pipes to gather rainwater from the rooftops.

This

type of liquid

then

moves through the pipe to a large storage

tank

after being purified by the

water

filter system. At the following stage of the process, the

water

is pumped to another

tank

, where chemical substances are added to remove dirty microparticles and ensure

its

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safety for drinking. Notably, the amount of

water

in

this

tank

is higher than in the non-chemical

tank

. When the

water

is treated and drinkable, it is delivered to households through another system of connected drain pipes. Eventually, residents could directly drink from

water

faucets.