The process illustrates the different stages in the way that rainwater is reused for

domestic purposes.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that recycling rainwater has four main stages,
including many complex steps. This process depends a lot on the amount of rain,
and it uses the dam, treatment plant, and water tank
In the first stage, the natural rainwater pouring down the surface of the earth is
collected by a dam. Following this, it is purified when it goes through a water
treatment plant to generate drinking water. This water is released into each house
for household use. The next stage is the rainwater on the roof, which is also stored
in a rainwater tank beside the house and used for domestic consumption as well.
In the third stage, household wastewater is sent to the recycled water system, and
then it is stored in the wastewater treatment plant. After being treated, water is
used again, while excess treated water is released into the river. Rainwater
remaining on the ground is collected, and treatment flows directly through the
nearby waterway system.