Water Desalination Process Explained
Desalination plants operate by converting seawater into drinking water using processes such as distillation and reverse osmosis, which remove harmful salts and minerals. These processes include filters, specialized membranes, and pressure vessels to push the water through. Such plants are considered a solution to the water shortage problem in coastal and arid regions, producing varying amounts depending on the plant's designed capacity.
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