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	Water clarification systems can be end-to-end or circular (where the water flow moves from the centre out towards the edges of the tank). It is sometimes a multi-step process that first uses the settling action brought on by gravity (sometimes aided by other substances) to separate out grease and other types of floating matter. The next step is to use a clarifier or skimmer to remove the scum from the surface of the water.		Water clarification systems can be end-to-end or circular (where the water flow moves from the centre out towards the edges of the tank). It is sometimes a multi-step process that first uses the settling action brought on by gravity (sometimes aided by other substances) to separate out grease and other types of floating matter. The next step is to use a clarifier or skimmer to remove the scum from the surface of the water.

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	\| This circular structure is the primary clarifier at Siloam Springs Wastewater Treatment Plant in Siloam Springs, Arkansas.		\| This circular structure is the primary clarifier at Siloam Springs Wastewater Treatment Plant in Siloam Springs, Arkansas.
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−	Water that has been treated through a clarification process is referred to as clarified water. The process removes solid particles and other solid substances from the water or waste water.	+	Clarification takes place during the pre-treatment of wastewater. Water that has been treated through a clarification process is referred to as clarified water. The process removes solid particles and other solid substances from the water or waste water.

−	Water clarification systems can be end-to-end or circular (where the water flow moves from the centre out towards the edges of the tank)~~. Clarification takes place during the pre-treatment of municipal and industrial wastewater~~. It is sometimes a multi-step process that first uses the settling action brought on by gravity (~~and~~ sometimes aided by other substances) to separate out grease~~, waste~~ and other types of floating matter. The next step is to use ~~some type of~~ clarifier or skimmer to remove the scum from the surface of the water.	+	Water clarification systems can be end-to-end or circular (where the water flow moves from the centre out towards the edges of the tank). It is sometimes a multi-step process that first uses the settling action brought on by gravity (sometimes aided by other substances) to separate out grease and other types of floating matter. The next step is to use a clarifier or skimmer to remove the scum from the surface of the water.
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−	~~Clarified water is suitable for drinking and can be safely used for other purposes that require water that is pure and clean~~.	+

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	* Waste water		* Waste water
	* Water.		* Water.

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Water that has been treated through a clarification process is referred to as clarified water. The process removes solid particles and other solid substances from the water or waste water.

Water clarification systems can be end-to-end or circular (where the water flow moves from the centre out towards the edges of the tank). Clarification takes place during the pre-treatment of municipal and industrial wastewater. It is sometimes a multi-step process that first uses the settling action brought on by gravity (and sometimes aided by other substances) to separate out grease, waste and other types of floating matter. The next step is to use some type of clarifier or skimmer to remove the scum from the surface of the water.

Clarified water is suitable for drinking and can be safely used for other purposes that require water that is pure and clean.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Grease management.
* Mains water.
* Public sewer.
* Septic tank
* Sewerage.
* Waste water
* Water.

[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:Definitions]] [[Category:Water]]