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A water treatment plant is a facility that processes water to make it safe for drinking. Water treatment plants use a series of processes to remove impurities and contaminants from water.

A water treatment plant is a facility that processes water to make it safe for drinking. Water treatment plants use a series of processes to remove impurities and contaminants from water. 

What does a water treatment plant do? 

• Ensures water meets drinking water quality standards

• Removes impurities, contaminants, and microorganisms from water
• Reduces turbidity

How does a water treatment plant work?

• Water is taken from a source like a river, lake, or sea 

• The water is treated with a series of processes, including pre-treatment, clarification, disinfection, and refining 

• The water is tested daily for parameters like chlorine, turbidity, and pH 

• The water is treated to meet drinking water quality standards 

**What processes are used in water treatment plants? 

• Preliminary: Large solids are removed

• Primary: Water is left in sedimentation tanks to allow solids to settle at the bottom

• Secondary: Biological methods are used to remove organic compounds

• Tertiary: Water is disinfected to meet drinking water quality standards

What other things are done at water treatment plants? 

• Adjust pH to improve taste and reduce corrosion

• Add fluoride to keep teeth strong and reduce cavities

• Add activated carbon to remove taste, odors, and toxins