Introduction to Drinking Water Treatment Plant
Drinking water treatment plants are used to remove particles and organisms that lead to diseases and protect the public’s welfare and supply pure drinkable water to the environment, people and living organisms. In addition, they also provide drinking water that is pleasant to the senses: taste, sight and smell and provide safe, reliable drinking water to the communities they serve.
Water treatment, as a word originally means the act or process of making water more potable or useful, as by purifying, clarifying, softening or deodorizing it.
