Filtration

by: laurent

This displays a diagram that illustrates the process of filtration. It is divided into several sections, each with its own purpose and function in the overall process. The first section is labeled "Microbes," which indicates the presence of bacteria or other microorganisms in the filtration system. This section is followed by a diagram that shows how these microbes are removed from the water through various stages, such as sedimentation and filtration. The next section is labeled "Chemicals," which refers to chemical treatments used to remove impurities or contaminants from the water. This includes processes like chlorination, ozonation, and pH adjustment. The diagram shows how these chemicals are introduced into the water at specific points in the filtration process. The third section is labeled "Ions," which indicates that the filtration system may also involve removing or adding certain ions to the water. This can be done for various reasons, such as improving taste or reducing hardness levels. The diagram shows how these ions are introduced into the water during the filtration process. The final section is labeled "Pure," which indicates

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