Definitions for "Raw water"
Related Terms:
Source water, Recharge, Make-up water, Drinking water, Treated water, Groundwater recharge, Infiltrate, Artificial recharge, Evapotranspiration, Municipal water, Irrigation return flow, Consumptive use, Water supply, Seepage, Water use, Spring water, Depletion, Tap water, Saturated, Finished water, Irrigate, Lentic, Return flow, Potential evapotranspiration, Infiltration, Groundwater, Free water, Cross connection, Ground water, Water budget, Drip irrigation, Percolation, Bubbler, Water-table, Salt water intrusion, Unsaturated flow, Water balance, Capillary water, Subsurface water, Capillary fringe, Drawdown, Water repellency, Percolate, Puddle, Induced recharge, Pond, Water cycle, Dewatering, Conjunctive use, Instream use
Untreated water, or any water before it reaches a specific water treatment device or process.
1) Water in its natural state, prior to any treatment. 2) Usually the water entering the first treatment process of a water treatment plant.
Water in its natural state, prior to any treatment for drinking.
Untreated water from the Floridan Aquifer that has not been treated by JEA water plants.
Water that comes to the plant inlet from the source - river, lake or reservoir.
Untreated water, or water received for further treatment.
Intake water before any treatment or use.
Untreated water from wells, surface sources or the sea.
Untreated surface or groundwater.
naturally occurring water which may contain organic and inorganic matter making it unsuitable for human consumption.
Untreated water extracted from groundwater, dams or rivers. Groundwater is extracted from wells, bores, cut off trenches and mine dewatering both on and off site. Surface water is defined as water from streams, lakes and dams including storm water and collected runoff.
Untreated water of any kind.
A term, when used in reference to a water supply intended for treatment for a public water supply, describes the water extracted directly from groundwater or surface water, prior to filtration, blending with water from other sources, or other chemical of physical treatment processes.
Surface or groundwater that is available as a source of drinking water but has not received any treatment.
Surface water or groundwater that has not been treated in any way.
Water that has not received any man-made treatment.
Water that is not treated for consumption and typically used for irrigation or other non-potable uses.
Intake water prior to treatment or use for drinking water.
Surface or groundwater that has received no treatment to make it suitable for drinking.
Water that has not been treated in any way; it is generally considered to be unsafe to drink.
1. Water, usually from wells or surface sources, which has had no previous treatment and is entering a water processing system or device.
Water supplied to the plant before any treatment.
Intake water prior to any treatment or use.
Untreated feedwater.
Raw water is water taken from the environment, and is subsequently treated or purified to produce potable water in a water purification works. Raw water should not be considered safe for drinking or washing without further treatment.