Water Treatment Plant

A water treatment plant is a facility designed to purify water for human consumption and industrial use. The process typically involves several stages: screening to remove large debris, coagulation and flocculation to gather smaller particles, sedimentation to allow solids to settle, and filtration to remove remaining impurities. Finally, disinfection, often using chlorine or ultraviolet light, ensures harmful microorganisms are eliminated. The treated water is then tested for safety before being distributed to communities. Effective water treatment protects public health, preserves the environment, and ensures a reliable supply of clean water for various uses.