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Establishing, maintaining, and upgrading the water supply system, which typically involves for: collection, treatment, distribution, quality control, sewage, and reuse of water.
Water sources
Surface water and groundwater are both important sources for community water supply needs such as Lakes, rivers, valleys and others for the case of the region.
Water Quality
Measured by collecting water samples for laboratory analysis or by using probes which can record data at a single point in time, or logged at regular intervals over an extended period.
Intake structure
Intake is a well type masonry or concrete structure, whose function is provide clam and still water, free from floating matter for water supply schemes.
Water treatment
Virtually all large systems must treat the water; a fact that is tightly regulated by global, state and federal agencies.
Transmission & Distribution lanes
The product, delivered to the point of consumption, is called potable water if it meets the water quality standards required for human consumption.
Distribution points
Diversion of water resources to increase water supplies often has an adverse impact on water quality and the local ecology.
Water storage
Storage tanks located in the areas having the lowest system pressures during intervals of high water use to be effective in maintaining adequate system pressures and flows during periods of peak water demand.
Operation and Maintenance
Applied at the organizational and managerial levels of water supply and sanitation services to deal effectively with the underlying causes of problems.
Pumps & Power sources
centrifugal pumps which transport drinking or service water either directly to a supply network or through long-distance pipes to a supply area.
Drawings and Information Technology
ICT tools and applications of advanced technologies used in water supply, water resource management and irrigation management provide a remarkably efficient use of water.
Management Models & Cost estimates
Conventional management models have relying on communities taking on the burden of maintenance themselves, with limited support from external agencies or local government.
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