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Purpose of Screens in Treatment
removes large particles such as leaves, sticks, fish, and other large debris
Two ways of Filtering out Large particles in Water
running the water through charcoal and gravel traps small particles in the small pores of the groundcover
Top Layer of Septic Waste
Scum
Middle Layer of Septic Waste
Liquid Sewage
Bottom Layer of Septic Waste
Sludge (solids)
2 Reservoirs which put water into the Catskill Aqueduct (Proplably not necessary)
Ashokan and Shoharre
Before water reaches your home, school, or business where does it go
Millwood Water Treatment Plant
What is the name of the Watershed that you live in
Croton Watershed
Aqueduct
A pipe, tunnel, or channel that transports water from a remote location by gravity
Reservoir
A pond or lake
Watershed
an area where all the water drains to one specific place
Water Treatment
Processes to make water more acceptable for human use
Coagulation Flocculation
A process where small particles clump together to make large particles that can be more easily removed from water
Sedimentary
The process in Flocculation where floc is removed from water
Influent (before)
Water before treatment
Effluent (end)
Water after treament
Erosion
When soil and sediment are moved from one place to another by (changing) water
Water Cycle
The continues movement of water
Tributary
A stream that flows into a lake
Divide
Boundary between drainage areas that flow in opposite directions
Channel
the path that streams follow. or a man made stream or canal
Septic Tank
An underground tank that manages waste produced in a single building
Sewage Treatment Plant
a facility that cleans sewage water
Point Source Pollution
Pollution that comes from one specific site
Non Point Source Pollution
Pollution that comes from many sources
Porosity
percentage of space between individual rock particles in a rock layer
Permeability
a rocks ability to let water pass through
Recharge Zone
an area in which water travels downward to become part of an Aquifer