A water treatment system is a set of devices and equipment used for treating water so that it becomes fit for a particular purpose, such as drinking, irrigation, or industrial use. The purpose of a water treatment system is to remove undesirable elements from the water and make it safe for human consumption or for use in another process. The main contaminants that need to be removed are biological (such as bacteria, viruses, and parasites), chemical (such as heavy metals and organic pollutants), and physical (such as suspended solids and particulates). A water treatment system can be created by installing individual devices or pieces of equipment, such as filters, sedimentation tanks, flocculation tanks, disinfection systems, or clarifiers. Alternatively
A water treatment system is a mechanism used to clean water before it is used for various purposes. Water treatment systems can be created in a variety of ways, but most often they are either created through the use of chemicals or filters. The purpose of these treatments is to remove particles, pollutants, and other unhealthy elements from the water so that it can be safely consumed or used without posing a health threat.
