Water Supply Infrastructure

Definition

Water supply infrastructure refers to the network of pipes, pumps, treatment plants, and reservoirs that deliver clean water to communities. It includes both the physical infrastructure and the management systems necessary for supplying adequate and safe water to urban areas.

Related terms

Water Treatment Plant: A facility where raw water is treated to remove impurities before it is distributed for consumption.

Water Distribution System: The network of pipes that deliver treated water from the treatment plant to consumers.

Reservoir: A large storage area where excess water is stored for future use during times of high demand or emergencies.