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Visit a swimming tank in your locality. Observe how the water in the tank is changed.

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Visit a swimming tank in your locality. Observe how the water in the tank is changed. 

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  • I visited a swimming tank in my locality and observed how the water is kept clean and safe.
  • The water in the tank is usually not completely changed every day. Instead, it is continuously circulated through a cleaning system.
  • The water first passes through filters, which remove leaves, dust, hair and other visible impurities.
  • After filtration, chlorine or other disinfectants are added in the correct quantity to kill harmful germs and bacteria.
  • The pH level and chlorine level of the water are checked regularly to make sure the water is safe for swimmers.
  • Dirty water is removed through drainage outlets, and fresh water is added whenever necessary.
  • If the water becomes very dirty, cloudy or contaminated, a larger quantity of water may be drained out and replaced with fresh water.

Thus, the water in a swimming tank is maintained through filtration, disinfection, circulation, cleaning and periodic replacement.

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Chapter 3: The Harappan Civilization - Intext Questions [Page 112]

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Balbharati History and Civics Integrated [English] Standard 6 Maharashtra State Board
Chapter 3 The Harappan Civilization
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