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

The drawing depicts different steps in producing potable

water

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

water

involves six main steps, starting with gathering rainwater and ending with distributing clean and safe drinking

water

. In the first stage, rainwater falling from the sky reaches the rooftop first and

then

moves through a system of connected drain pipes. The second step is that the muddy liquid flows through the

water

filter system, which makes it clean. After that, the filtered

water

runs to a large storage tank through another pipe. In the fourth step, the

water

is pumped into another container, where chemical substances are added to remove microparticles and ensure the drink is safe and potable.

Subsequently

,

this

purified liquid is pumped into each of the houses through another system of connected pipes. Eventually, Australian residents in the town could access drinkable

water

which is able to drink from faucets.