Today, about 90 percent of the world's population has access to clean drinking water. In March 2012, the United Nations declared that it means one of its millennium goals has been achieved. However, according to a world water report, approximately 884 million people still do not have access to clean water. As a result of population growth and economic growth, the demand for limited resources continues to increase.

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Drinking water treatment automation. Waste water treatment automation

How exactly does the water treatment process work, and what solutions can efficient automation technology provide for resource-saving as well as usable water treatment?
Let's take a look at the water treatment plant.

Waterway/supply

Water flows from surrounding reservoirs, dams and rivers to water treatment plants via underground pipes. Naturally, water quality varies widely, depending on where the water comes from. Water is purified in several stages. Pretreatment is followed by one of the oldest methods used to obtain drinking quality water: filtration.