Water is recycled through a series of treatment steps to make it safe for reuse. The process involves removing contaminants through two main stages.
Wastewater Treatment Plant
Initially, water goes through a wastewater treatment plant. Here, the process focuses on the removal of:
- Trash
- Harmful germs
- Solid waste
This initial step cleans the water by getting rid of the more visible and larger impurities.
Advanced Water Treatment Plant
After the initial wastewater treatment, water undergoes a second phase at an advanced water treatment plant. This stage targets the removal of:
- Additional germs
- Harmful chemicals
This advanced treatment further purifies the water, making it safer for various applications, including potential drinking water. This double treatment ensures that recycled water is thoroughly cleaned and safe.
