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The document summarizes several key points about water treatment processes: - Bar screens and grit chambers are used to remove large debris and settle out sand/grit before sedimentation tanks, where alum and lime help precipitate out suspended particles. - The activated sludge process uses bacteria to break down organic waste, and some sludge is recycled while some goes to landfills. - Charcoal filtering and precipitation help remove pollutants, and desalination through reverse osmosis or distillation can make seawater fresh.
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1) The stages of water treatment include preliminary treatment to remove debris, coagulation to remove particles using chemicals like alum, flocculation to settle the particles, and clarification where sludge settles to the bottom of basins.
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