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   Do Chicago water treatment plants need water storage towers?

   • Chicago's water treatment plants are big enough that we don’t need water storage towers that are seen in smaller communities. A few of the suburbs we serve do use towers so that pressure is supplied by gravity and kept uniform. Chlorine: to disinfect the water. Aluminum Sulfate or Alum and Polymer: for coagulation to settle out impurities.

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   How does Lake Michigan purification work?

   • THE WATER TREATMENT PROCESS Water from Lake Michigan enters the intake crib at depths of 20 to 30 feet. Water enters the purification plant's intake basin through a tunnel beneath the lake bed. Water is filtered through eight traveling screens to catch debris. Water is pumped by low-lift pumps up to 25 feet for the first chemical treatment.

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   Does Chicago need a water storage tower?

   • Our pumping stations distribute pressurized water throughout our city. Chicago's water treatment plants are big enough that we don’t need water storage towers that are seen in smaller communities. A few of the suburbs we serve do use towers so that pressure is supplied by gravity and kept uniform. Chlorine: to disinfect the water.

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   Treating Contaminated Well Water. Treatment can range from simply disinfecting your well to an installation of a large treatment system. There are many aspects to consider when purchasing water treatment equipment; therefore, careful research should be done before a decision is made. Knowing exactly what needs to be treated is the first step.

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   Chicago's water treatment plants are big enough that we don’t need water storage towers that are seen in smaller communities. A few of the suburbs we serve do use towers so that pressure is supplied by gravity and kept uniform. We use several chemicals in the purification and treatment of water: Chlorine: to disinfect the water.