Purified water from the power plant
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I’m very curious to know what the purity level of the water after it has been purified in the power plant is Some power plants use this purified water to build water parks where fish are kept and other things are done; so what is the level of hazard associated with this water? I would appreciate some advice from those who are experts in this field.
You’re talking about thermal power plants; I don’t think there should be any harm.
I’m not sure what LZ means by \"purity.\" The water used in power plants is mainly recycled cooling water; there is also some wastewater, which, after treatment, has minimal pollution levels and meets the required discharge standards. However, it cannot be used directly in water parks. First of all, there are specific standards for recycled water, and the requirements for water quality vary depending on its intended use. Disinfection is a typical example – without disinfection, it can have adverse effects on human health. There should be no problem using water that meets the standards for raising fish.
It’s fine to keep fish for ornamental purposes, but it’s best not to eat them.
It doesn’t refer to softened water, right? If that’s the case, it should work. If not, pay attention to the special requirements of water parks regarding water quality, such as sterilization.
I’ve seen fish below the cooling towers in power plants, and I’m really curious about how those fish aren’t sucked away
The water from thermal power plants should not be harmful; it’s harder to say the same for nuclear power plants. It’s fine to use such water for building playgrounds or keeping ornamental fish, but it’s uncertain whether it can be used for raising fish for consumption
There’s definitely no problem; the water in power plants is actually very little polluted. Mainly, the thermal pollution is very severe.
It depends on the treatment process; if advanced treatments such as membrane filtration are used, there should be no problem using it for replenishing water in an amusement park!