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	For example, let's say we have a big water treatment plant that is taking in 300 m3 of water from surface outflows with an average quality of 77%. We'd like to improve this to 97%, which is a total of 20% impurity removed. 30/0.2 = 150, so the treatment plant will only output half of the expected amount at maximum efficiency.		For example, let's say we have a big water treatment plant that is taking in 300 m3 of water from surface outflows with an average quality of 77%. We'd like to improve this to 97%, which is a total of 20% impurity removed. 30/0.2 = 150, so the treatment plant will only output half of the expected amount at maximum efficiency.

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	===Water well===		===Water well===
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	===Surface water outflow===		===Surface water outflow===
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	===Water loading/unloading station===		===Water loading/unloading station===
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	===Water pumping station===		===Water pumping station===
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	===Water tower===		===Water tower===
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	===Water underground reservoir===		===Water underground reservoir===
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	===Water switch===		===Water switch===
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	===Water substation===		===Water substation===
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	===Water pipes===		===Water pipes===
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	===Water for citizens===		===Water for citizens===
	The water from a surface water outflow or from a water well is drinkable for [[Citizens\|citizens]] but the player pays a health penalty depending on the [[#Water quality\|quality of the water]]. When water is of bad quality the citizens will become sick and must go see a doctor in a [[hospital]]. [[#~~Water Treatment~~\|Water treatment]] allows the player to control the water quality and this water is more suitable for the citizens in the republic.		The water from a surface water outflow or from a water well is drinkable for [[Citizens\|citizens]] but the player pays a health penalty depending on the [[#Water quality\|quality of the water]]. When water is of bad quality the citizens will become sick and must go see a doctor in a [[hospital]]. [[#Water_treatment\|Water treatment]] allows the player to control the water quality and this water is more suitable for the citizens in the republic.

	===Water for factories===		===Water for factories===

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	===Water for factories===		===Water for factories===
	Factories need water and drinking water for the [[Citizens#~~Workers~~\|workers]] who work at the factory. The food processing factories must be provided with high quality drinking water.		Factories need water and drinking water for the [[Citizens#Worker\|workers]] who work at the factory. The food processing factories must be provided with high quality drinking water.

	===Water quality===		===Water quality===
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	\| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" \| Water is transported through water pipes to consumers. These pipes can transport drinking water or water for production. Drinking water is water of a [[water quality]] of 97% or above. Food producing factories need drinking water while other factories operate with water of a lower quality of 97% or less. These factories do need some drinking water for the [[Citizens#~~Workers~~\|workers]] in the factory.		\| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" \| Water is transported through water pipes to consumers. These pipes can transport drinking water or water for production. Drinking water is water of a [[water quality]] of 97% or above. Food producing factories need drinking water while other factories operate with water of a lower quality of 97% or less. These factories do need some drinking water for the [[Citizens#Worker\|workers]] in the factory.
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	==General==		==General==
	===Water retrieval===		===Water retrieval===
	Water can be retrieved from a lake or river with help of a [[#Surface water outflow\|surface water outflow]]. If there is no river or lake nearby the player can get water from a [[#Water well\|water well]].		Water can be retrieved from a lake or river with the help of a [[#Surface water outflow\|surface water outflow]]. If there is no river or lake nearby the player can get water from a [[#Water well\|water well]].

	===Water for citizens===		===Water for citizens===
	The water from a surface water outflow or from a water well is drinkable for [[Citizens\|citizens]] but the player pays a health penalty depending of the [[#Water quality\|quality of the water]]. When water is of a bad quality the citizens will become sick and must go see a doctor in a [[hospital]]. [[#Water Treatment\|Water treatment]] allows the player to control the water quality and this water is more suitable for the citizens in the republic.		The water from a surface water outflow or from a water well is drinkable for [[Citizens\|citizens]] but the player pays a health penalty depending on the [[#Water quality\|quality of the water]]. When water is of bad quality the citizens will become sick and must go see a doctor in a [[hospital]]. [[#Water Treatment\|Water treatment]] allows the player to control the water quality and this water is more suitable for the citizens in the republic.

	===Water for factories===		===Water for factories===
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	===Water quality===		===Water quality===
	The quality of the water is ~~under influence of~~ the environment. Water quality of a [[#Surface water outflow\|surface water outflow]] depends on the water quality in the river or lake. When a water well is placed near buildings, the water quality is reduced. The water quality from a water well is 95% at maximum~~. Because~~ the water well itself ~~will reduce~~ the quality. The player can control the quality of water with help of [[#Water treatment\|water treatment]]. in water treatment the water is treated with [[Chemicals\|chemicals]] to become water of a higher quality, with a maximum of 99%. [[Citizens]] need high quality water as drinking water, if they get water with a quality lower than 97% they will become sick and must go see a doctor.		The quality of the water is influenced by the environment. Water quality of a [[#Surface water outflow\|surface water outflow]] depends on the water quality in the river or lake. When a water well is placed near buildings, the water quality is reduced. The water quality from a water well is 95% at maximum, because the water well itself reduces the quality. The player can control the quality of water with the help of [[#Water treatment\|water treatment]]. In water treatment, the water is treated with [[Chemicals\|chemicals]] to become water of a higher quality, with a maximum of 99%. [[Citizens]] need high quality water as drinking water, if they get water with a quality lower than 97% they will become sick and must go see a doctor.

	====Notes====		====Notes====
	* Water imported from a customs house has a quality of 99%.		* Water imported from a customs house has a quality of 99%.
	* The minimum drinking water quality for citizens is 97%.		* The minimum drinking water quality for citizens is 97%.
	* A water quality of 95% will affect some citizens, 75% a lot more. ~~The water~~ quality ~~consistent~~ at 95% will still be enough to affect overall health.		* A water quality of 95% will affect some citizens, 75% a lot more. Water quality that is consistently at 95% will still be enough to affect overall health.

	===Distribution===		===Distribution===
	Water needs to be distributed throughout the republic for buildings to function. This can be done through [[#Water pipes\|small, medium, big water pipes]] or with a [[~~Road_vehicles~~#~~Water_Truck~~\|water truck]]. Big water pipes can transport more water over longer distances. Medium water pipes can transport less water~~. And~~ small water pipes transport the least ~~water over distance~~. The player can branch off of water pipes using [[#Water switch\|water switches]]. Contrary to the name, water switches cannot switch on or off water, and are only an interconnection between water pipes.		Water needs to be distributed throughout the republic for buildings to function. This can be done through [[#Water pipes\|small, medium, big water pipes]] or with a [[Road vehicles#Water cistern\|water truck]]. Big water pipes can transport more water over longer distances. Medium water pipes can transport less water, and small water pipes transport the least. The player can branch off water pipes using [[#Water switch\|water switches]]. Contrary to the name, water switches cannot switch on or off water, and are only an interconnection between water pipes.

	When using a water truck the player must use a [[#Water loading/unloading station\|water loading/unloading station]], water treatment plant or customs house to be able to load water. The water trucks must be stationed at a [[technical services]] building and the source of water must be assigned. A water loading/unloading station has multiple water connections for pipes of any size. A water treatment plant can provide any treated water to trucks. A customs house will sell water on demand. Trucks will automatically deliver to buildings or a [[Water#Water substation\|water substation]], if they are inside the set range of the technical service.		When using a water truck the player must use a [[#Water loading/unloading station\|water loading/unloading station]], water treatment plant or customs house to be able to load water. The water trucks must be stationed at a [[technical services]] building and the source of water must be assigned. A water loading/unloading station has multiple water connections for pipes of any size. A water treatment plant can provide any treated water to trucks. A customs house will sell water on demand. Trucks will automatically deliver to buildings or a [[Water#Water substation\|water substation]] if they are inside the set range of the technical service.

	Water can be distributed to buildings using a [[#Water substation\|water substation]]. The player connects one water pipe, of any size, to a water substation. How far away a water substation can be placed from a building depends on the terrain height in the environment. If the water substation is at a higher height than the building, the distance increases. If the water substation is at a lower height the distance is decreased. The larger the difference in height between water substation and building the more the distance is increased or decreased. This rule applies to all 'sources' (~~Water~~ substation, ~~Water~~ well, etc.) ~~of water~~ and 'consumers'. (~~Factories~~, stores, housing, etc.)		Water can be distributed to buildings using a [[#Water substation\|water substation]]. The player connects one water pipe, of any size, to a water substation. How far away a water substation can be placed from a building depends on the terrain height in the environment. If the water substation is at a higher height than the building, the distance increases. If the water substation is at a lower height the distance is decreased. The larger the difference in height between water substation and building the more the distance is increased or decreased. This rule applies to all 'sources' of water (water substation, water well, etc.) and 'consumers' (factories, stores, housing, etc.).

	With help of a [[#Water pumping station\|water pumping station]] the player can pump water from a lower height to a higher height. When pumping water to a higher height, the throughput of the pump is decreased, e.g. less		With help of a [[#Water pumping station\|water pumping station]] the player can pump water from a lower height to a higher height. When pumping water to a higher height, the throughput of the pump is decreased, e.g. less m3/hour water pumped by the pump. When pumping water to a lower height, the throughput of the pump is increased, e.g. more m3/hour water pumped by the pump. Pumps have limited throughput. A small water pump transfers a maximum of approximately 50 m3/hour and a large pump transfers a maximum of approximately 150 m3/hour. The actual numbers can vary depending on height difference.
	m3/hour water pumped by the pump. When pumping water to a lower height, the throughput of the pump is increased, e.g. more m3/hour water pumped by the pump. Pumps have limited throughput. A small water pump transfers a maximum of approximately 50 m3/hour and a large pump transfers a maximum of approximately 150 m3/hour. The actual numbers can vary depending on height difference.

	Water can be stored in a [[#Water tower\|water tower]] or in a [[#Water underground reservoir\|water underground reservoir]].		Water can be stored in a [[#Water tower\|water tower]] or in a [[#Water underground reservoir\|water underground reservoir]].
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	Pipes can transport more water depending on the water pressure. 1 bar of water pressure will transport about 19% of a pipe's total capacity. Pipes reach maximum throughput (the number displayed on the tooltip) when the pressure is at least 5.3 bar. Pumps will automatically raise the pressure to 5.3 bar, but their throughput is limited as described above. For example, a small pump cannot fully saturate a large pipe; it will only transport 50 m3/hour.		Pipes can transport more water depending on the water pressure. 1 bar of water pressure will transport about 19% of a pipe's total capacity. Pipes reach maximum throughput (the number displayed on the tooltip) when the pressure is at least 5.3 bar. Pumps will automatically raise the pressure to 5.3 bar, but their throughput is limited as described above. For example, a small pump cannot fully saturate a large pipe; it will only transport 50 m3/hour.

	Exact water pressure is affected by the difference in volume between source and destination, and difference in height, and distance traveled. Water cannot flow uphill unless pressurized by a pump. Each meter difference in height increases the water pressure by approximately .06 bar. This means that gravity-fed water can provide significant pressure if the source is placed high enough, especially when using water towers for extra height.		Exact water pressure is affected by the difference in volume between source and destination, and difference in height, and distance traveled. Water cannot flow uphill unless pressurized by a pump. Each meter difference in height increases the water pressure by approximately 0.06 bar. This means that gravity-fed water can provide significant pressure if the source is placed high enough, especially when using water towers for extra height.

	==Buildings related to water==		==Buildings related to water==

	===Water treatment===		===Water treatment===
	~~The water~~ treatment is a ~~destination~~ where polluted ~~Water~~ can be treated and ~~become~~ drinkable by the [[citizens]] of the republic. Water flows to the treatment plant, for processing, through [[Infrastructure#Water pipes\|water pipes]] or delivered ~~with~~ a [[~~Road_vehicles~~#~~Water_Truck~~\|water truck]]. [[~~chemicals~~]] such as chlorine are used to destroy microorganisms in the water.		Water treatment is a process where polluted water can be treated and made drinkable for the [[citizens]] of the republic. Water flows to the treatment plant for processing through [[Infrastructure#Water pipes\|water pipes]], or is delivered by a [[Road vehicles#Water cistern\|water truck]]. [[Chemicals]] such as chlorine are used to destroy microorganisms in the water.

	The desired [[Water#Water quality\|water quality]] can be configured from the treatment plant. The default and maximum setting is at 99%, this means that water leaving the water treatment plant is the best water the [[citizens]] in the republic can drink. The lowest possible value is 2%.		The desired [[Water#Water quality\|water quality]] can be configured from the treatment plant. The default and maximum setting is 99%; this means that water leaving the water treatment plant is the best water the [[citizens]] in the republic can drink. The lowest possible value is 2%.

	When there are no [[Citizens#Worker\|workers]] at the treatment plant, the plant stops processing water, [[~~Road_vehicles~~#~~Water_Truck~~\|water truck]]s return to the [[technical services]] building and [[citizens]] start complaining when they run out of water.		When there are no [[Citizens#Worker\|workers]] at the treatment plant, the plant stops processing water, [[Road vehicles#Water cistern\|water truck]]s return to the [[technical services]] building and [[citizens]] start complaining when they run out of water.

	The production numbers on the water treatment plants can be slightly misleading. If a plant is purifying significantly impure water (such as water from a surface water outflow) the maximum production per day may be lower than what is listed. This is because of the maximum amount of wastewater that the plant can remove. This affects anything that is being purified by more than 10 percentage points. To find the actual maximum output, divide wastewater maximum by the amount of impurity removed (expressed as a decimal).		The production numbers on the water treatment plants can be slightly misleading. If a plant is purifying significantly impure water (such as water from a surface water outflow) the maximum production per day may be lower than what is listed. This is because of the maximum amount of wastewater that the plant can remove. This affects anything that is being purified by more than 10 percentage points. To find the actual maximum output, divide wastewater maximum by the amount of impurity removed (expressed as a decimal).

	For example, let's say we have a big water treatment plant that is taking in 300 m3 of water from surface outflows with an average quality of 77%. We'd like to improve this to 97%, which is a total of 20% impurity removed. 30/.2 = 150, so the treatment plant will only output half of the expected amount at maximum efficiency.		For example, let's say we have a big water treatment plant that is taking in 300 m3 of water from surface outflows with an average quality of 77%. We'd like to improve this to 97%, which is a total of 20% impurity removed. 30/0.2 = 150, so the treatment plant will only output half of the expected amount at maximum efficiency.

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	\| 1x road access<br/>2x water pipes(import)<br/>2x water pipes(export)		\| 1x road access<br/>2x water pipes(import)<br/>2x water pipes(export)
	\| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" \| Water can be delivered or picked up from the water loading/unloading station with help of [[~~Road_vehicles~~#~~Water_Truck~~\|water truck]]s.		\| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" \| Water can be delivered or picked up from the water loading/unloading station with the help of [[Road vehicles#Water cistern\|water truck]]s.
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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
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	Report for the community-46-image1.jpg\|Water and [[sewage]] transport [[Road vehicles\|vehicles]]		Report for the community-46-image1.jpg\|Water and [[sewage]] transport [[Road vehicles\|vehicles]]

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'''''Water and [[Sewage]] are optional features and are only available when Water Management is enabled in game settings.'''''

==Background==
Drinking water is a crucial resource that is obtained and processed to ensure its safety for consumption. Water is typically sourced from natural reservoirs such as lakes, rivers, and underground aquifers. It is collected using various methods, such as intake systems that prevent debris from entering the supply.

After collection, water goes through a treatment process to remove impurities and make it safe to drink. This process includes filtration, disinfection, and sometimes additional steps like coagulation and flocculation. Filtration removes suspended particles and sediment, while disinfection eliminates harmful microorganisms. The specific treatment methods may vary depending on the source and quality of the water.

Once treated, the drinking water is transported to homes, buildings, and communities through a network of pipes. Water pressure plays a vital role in ensuring a steady flow of water. In many urban areas, water is delivered using pressurized systems, where water is pumped and maintained at a certain pressure to reach higher elevations and distant locations. This enables efficient distribution of water to different areas.

In some cases, gravity-fed water systems are utilized, especially in rural or mountainous regions. Gravity-fed systems rely on the force of gravity to supply water. Water sources located at higher elevations are tapped and channeled through pipes downhill to the communities. The gravitational force ensures a continuous flow of water without the need for pumps or external energy.

Storing drinking water is crucial to meet fluctuating demands and provide a backup during emergencies. Reservoirs, tanks, and water towers are commonly used to store water. These structures not only store a sufficient quantity of water but also provide the necessary pressure for distribution.

Overall, the process of obtaining, processing, and distributing drinking water involves a combination of treatment techniques, infrastructure, and consideration of water pressure to ensure a safe and reliable water supply for communities.

==Gameplay==
Water management is a setting in the game settings which the player can enable. When enabled the player needs to take care of providing water to the citizens and factories. To achieve this the player needs to build buildings to collect and distribute water and also to take care over the quality of the water when providing it to citizens.

==General==
===Water retrieval===
Water can be retrieved from a lake or river with help of a [[#Surface water outflow|surface water outflow]]. If there is no river or lake nearby the player can get water from a [[#Water well|water well]].

===Water for citizens===
The water from a surface water outflow or from a water well is drinkable for [[Citizens|citizens]] but the player pays a health penalty depending of the [[#Water quality|quality of the water]]. When water is of a bad quality the citizens will become sick and must go see a doctor in a [[hospital]]. [[#Water Treatment|Water treatment]] allows the player to control the water quality and this water is more suitable for the citizens in the republic.

===Water for factories===
Factories need water and drinking water for the [[Citizens#Workers|workers]] who work at the factory. The food processing factories must be provided with high quality drinking water.

===Water quality===
The quality of the water is under influence of the environment. Water quality of a [[#Surface water outflow|surface water outflow]] depends on the water quality in the river or lake. When a water well is placed near buildings, the water quality is reduced. The water quality from a water well is 95% at maximum. Because the water well itself will reduce the quality. The player can control the quality of water with help of [[#Water treatment|water treatment]]. in water treatment the water is treated with [[Chemicals|chemicals]] to become water of a higher quality, with a maximum of 99%. [[Citizens]] need high quality water as drinking water, if they get water with a quality lower than 97% they will become sick and must go see a doctor.

====Notes====
* Water imported from a customs house has a quality of 99%.
* The minimum drinking water quality for citizens is 97%.
* A water quality of 95% will affect some citizens, 75% a lot more. The water quality consistent at 95% will still be enough to affect overall health.

===Distribution===
Water needs to be distributed throughout the republic for buildings to function. This can be done through [[#Water pipes|small, medium, big water pipes]] or with a [[Road_vehicles#Water_Truck|water truck]]. Big water pipes can transport more water over longer distances. Medium water pipes can transport less water. And small water pipes transport the least water over distance. The player can branch off of water pipes using [[#Water switch|water switches]]. Contrary to the name, water switches cannot switch on or off water, and are only an interconnection between water pipes.

When using a water truck the player must use a [[#Water loading/unloading station|water loading/unloading station]], water treatment plant or customs house to be able to load water. The water trucks must be stationed at a [[technical services]] building and the source of water must be assigned. A water loading/unloading station has multiple water connections for pipes of any size. A water treatment plant can provide any treated water to trucks. A customs house will sell water on demand. Trucks will automatically deliver to buildings or a [[Water#Water substation|water substation]], if they are inside the set range of the technical service.

Water can be distributed to buildings using a [[#Water substation|water substation]]. The player connects one water pipe, of any size, to a water substation. How far away a water substation can be placed from a building depends on the terrain height in the environment. If the water substation is at a higher height than the building, the distance increases. If the water substation is at a lower height the distance is decreased. The larger the difference in height between water substation and building the more the distance is increased or decreased. This rule applies to all 'sources' (Water substation, Water well, etc.) of water and 'consumers'. (Factories, stores, housing, etc.)

With help of a [[#Water pumping station|water pumping station]] the player can pump water from a lower height to a higher height. When pumping water to a higher height, the throughput of the pump is decreased, e.g. less
m3/hour water pumped by the pump. When pumping water to a lower height, the throughput of the pump is increased, e.g. more m3/hour water pumped by the pump. Pumps have limited throughput. A small water pump transfers a maximum of approximately 50 m3/hour and a large pump transfers a maximum of approximately 150 m3/hour. The actual numbers can vary depending on height difference.

Water can be stored in a [[#Water tower|water tower]] or in a [[#Water underground reservoir|water underground reservoir]].

===Water Pressure===
Pipes can transport more water depending on the water pressure. 1 bar of water pressure will transport about 19% of a pipe's total capacity. Pipes reach maximum throughput (the number displayed on the tooltip) when the pressure is at least 5.3 bar. Pumps will automatically raise the pressure to 5.3 bar, but their throughput is limited as described above. For example, a small pump cannot fully saturate a large pipe; it will only transport 50 m3/hour.

Exact water pressure is affected by the difference in volume between source and destination, and difference in height, and distance traveled. Water cannot flow uphill unless pressurized by a pump. Each meter difference in height increases the water pressure by approximately .06 bar. This means that gravity-fed water can provide significant pressure if the source is placed high enough, especially when using water towers for extra height.

==Buildings related to water==

===Water treatment===
The water treatment is a destination where polluted Water can be treated and become drinkable by the [[citizens]] of the republic. Water flows to the treatment plant, for processing, through [[Infrastructure#Water pipes|water pipes]] or delivered with a [[Road_vehicles#Water_Truck|water truck]]. [[chemicals]] such as chlorine are used to destroy microorganisms in the water.

The desired [[Water#Water quality|water quality]] can be configured from the treatment plant. The default and maximum setting is at 99%, this means that water leaving the water treatment plant is the best water the [[citizens]] in the republic can drink. The lowest possible value is 2%.

When there are no [[Citizens#Worker|workers]] at the treatment plant, the plant stops processing water, [[Road_vehicles#Water_Truck|water truck]]s return to the [[technical services]] building and [[citizens]] start complaining when they run out of water.

The production numbers on the water treatment plants can be slightly misleading. If a plant is purifying significantly impure water (such as water from a surface water outflow) the maximum production per day may be lower than what is listed. This is because of the maximum amount of wastewater that the plant can remove. This affects anything that is being purified by more than 10 percentage points. To find the actual maximum output, divide wastewater maximum by the amount of impurity removed (expressed as a decimal).

For example, let's say we have a big water treatment plant that is taking in 300 m3 of water from surface outflows with an average quality of 77%. We'd like to improve this to 97%, which is a total of 20% impurity removed. 30/.2 = 150, so the treatment plant will only output half of the expected amount at maximum efficiency.

{| class="va-table sortable" style="text-align:center; width: 100%;"
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" | Name
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:5%;" | Cost
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | Workers
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:10%;" | Production
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:10%;" | Consumption
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Energy|Max energy consumption per day}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Wattage|Max wattage/circuit breacker}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:14%;" | Storage
! colspan="2" data-sort-type="text" style="width:15%;" | Structure
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:32%;" | Notes
|-
| rowspan="2" | [[File:tool_water_treatment_small.png|x64px]] Water treatment small
| rowspan="2" | [[#Construction|See below]]
| rowspan="2" | [[File:Workers.png|x18px]] 5
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Water|120m3}} {{Resource icon|Wastewater|13m3}}
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Water|0.10m3/h}}, {{Resource icon|Chemicals|0.25t}}
| rowspan="2" | 10 MWh
| rowspan="2" | 167 kW
| rowspan="2" | 25m3 {{Resource icon|Water|link=Water|}}(import) 25m3 {{Resource icon|Water|link=Water|}}(export) 2.1t {{Resource icon|Chemicals|link=Chemicals|}}
! Access
| 1x road access 2x water pipes(import) 2x water pipes(export)
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" |
|-
! {{Tooltip|L/U|Stations for vehicles loading and unloading}}
| 2
|-
| rowspan="2" | [[File:tool_water_treatment_big.png|x64px]] Water treatment big
| rowspan="2" | [[#Construction|See below]]
| rowspan="2" | [[File:Workers.png|x18px]] 10
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Water|300m3}} {{Resource icon|Wastewater|30m3}}
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Chemicals|0.47t}}
| rowspan="2" | 13 MWh
| rowspan="2" | 232 kW
| rowspan="2" | 30m3 {{Resource icon|Water|link=Water|}}(import) 30m3 {{Resource icon|Water|link=Water|}}(export) 6.0t {{Resource icon|Chemicals|link=Chemicals|}}
! Access
| 1x road access 4x water pipes(import) 3x water pipes(export)
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" |
|-
! {{Tooltip|L/U|Stations for vehicles loading and unloading}}
| 4
|}

===Water well===
{| class="va-table sortable" style="text-align:center; width: 100%;"
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" | Name
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:5%;" | Cost
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | Workers
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:10%;" | Production
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Energy|Max energy consumption per day}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Wattage|Max wattage/circuit breacker}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:14%;" | Storage
! colspan="2" data-sort-type="text" style="width:15%;" | Structure
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:32%;" | Notes
|-
| rowspan="2" | [[File:tool_water_well_small.png|x64px]] Small water well
| rowspan="2" | [[#Construction|See below]]
| rowspan="2" | ''None''
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Water|70m3}}
| rowspan="2" | 5.1 MWh
| rowspan="2" | 84 kW
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Water|280m3}}
! Access
| 1x footpath access 2x water pipes(export)
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | A well is a deep hole or shaft dug into the ground to access natural resources, in this specific case: Water.
|-
! {{Tooltip|L/U|Stations for vehicles loading and unloading}}
| ''None''
|-
| rowspan="2" | [[File:tool_water_well_big.png|x64px]] Big water well
| rowspan="2" | [[#Construction|See below]]
| rowspan="2" | 7
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Water|215m3}}
| rowspan="2" | 8.9 MWh
| rowspan="2" | 148 kW
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Water|500m3}}
! Access
| 1x footpath access 3x water pipes(import) 3x water pipes(export)
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | See small water well.
|-
! {{Tooltip|L/U|Stations for vehicles loading and unloading}}
| ''None''
|}

===Surface water outflow===
{| class="va-table sortable" style="text-align:center; width: 100%;"
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" | Name
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:20%;" | Cost
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | Workers
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:10%;" | Production
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Energy|Max energy consumption per day}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Wattage|Max wattage/circuit breacker}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:12%;" | Storage
! colspan="2" data-sort-type="text" style="width:15%;" | Structure
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:32%;" | Notes
|-
| rowspan="2" | [[File:tool_water_to_water.png|x64px]] Surface water outflow
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Workdays|24}}, {{Resource icon|Concrete|4.1t}}, {{Resource icon|Gravel|0.39t}}, {{Resource icon|Asphalt|0.31t}}, {{Resource icon|Steel|0.81t}}
| rowspan="2" | ''None''
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Water|150m3}}
| rowspan="2" | 0 MWh
| rowspan="2" | 0 kW
| rowspan="2" | 3.0m3 {{Resource icon|Water|link=Water|}}(export)
! Access
| 1x footpath access 1x Water pipes(export)
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | Surface water outflow is a structure that takes in water. The surface water outflow needs to be built partially on water and partially on soil.
|-
! {{Tooltip|L/U|Stations for vehicles loading and unloading}}
| ''None''
|}

===Water loading/unloading station===
{| class="va-table sortable" style="text-align:center; width: 100%;"
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" | Name
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:20%;" | Cost
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | Workers
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Energy|Max energy consumption per day}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Wattage|Max wattage/circuit breacker}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:14%;" | Storage
! colspan="2" data-sort-type="text" style="width:15%;" | Structure
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:32%;" | Notes
|-
| rowspan="2" | [[File:tool_water_filling_station.png|x64px]] Water loading/unloading station
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Workdays|303}}, {{Resource icon|Concrete|8.2t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Gravel|6.3t}}, {{Resource icon|Bricks|8.8t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Boards|2.9t}}, {{Resource icon|Steel|4.7t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Mechanical components|0.76t}}
| rowspan="2" | ''None''
| rowspan="2" | 7.5 MWh
| rowspan="2" | 124 kW
| rowspan="2" | ''None''
! Access
| 1x road access 2x water pipes(import) 2x water pipes(export)
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | Water can be delivered or picked up from the water loading/unloading station with help of [[Road_vehicles#Water_Truck|water truck]]s.
|-
! {{Tooltip|L/U|Stations for vehicles loading and unloading}}
| 3
|}

===Water pumping station===
{| class="va-table sortable" style="text-align:center; width: 100%;"
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" | Name
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:20%;" | Cost
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | Workers
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Energy|Max energy consumption per day}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Wattage|Max wattage/circuit breacker}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:14%;" | Storage
! colspan="2" data-sort-type="text" style="width:15%;" | Structure
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:32%;" | Notes
|-
| rowspan="2" | [[File:tool_water_pumping_station_small.png|x64px]] Small water pumping station
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Workdays|43}}, {{Resource icon|Concrete|0.66t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Gravel|0.50t}}, {{Resource icon|Asphalt|0.4t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Bricks|1.8t}}, {{Resource icon|Boards|0.59t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Steel|0.65t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Mechanical components|0.090t}}
| rowspan="2" | ''None''
| rowspan="2" | 14 MWh
| rowspan="2" | 249 kW
| rowspan="2" | ''None''
! Access
| 1x footpath access 1x water pipes(import) 1x water pipes(export)
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | With help of a water pumping station the player can pump water from a lower height to a higher height. When pumping water to a higher height, the throughput of the water pumping station is decreased, e.g. less m3/hour water pumped by the pump. When pumping water to a lower height, the throughput of the water pumping station is increased, e.g. more m3/hour water pumped by the pump.
|-
! {{Tooltip|L/U|Stations for vehicles loading and unloading}}
| ''None''
|-
| rowspan="2" | [[File:tool_water_pumping_station_big.png|x64px]] Big water pumping station
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Workdays|74}}, {{Resource icon|Concrete|1.7t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Gravel|1.3t}}, {{Resource icon|Asphalt|1.1t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Bricks|2.5t}}, {{Resource icon|Boards|0.83t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Steel|1.1t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Mechanical components|0.17t}}
| rowspan="2" | ''None''
| rowspan="2" | 39 MWh
| rowspan="2" | 650 kW
| rowspan="2" | ''None''
! Access
| 1x footpath access 3x water pipes(import) 3x water pipes(export)
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | See small water pumping station.
|-
! {{Tooltip|L/U|Stations for vehicles loading and unloading}}
| ''None''
|}

===Water tower===
{| class="va-table sortable" style="text-align:center; width: 100%;"
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" | Name
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:20%;" | Cost
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | Workers
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Energy|Max energy consumption per day}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Wattage|Max wattage/circuit breacker}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:14%;" | Storage
! colspan="2" data-sort-type="text" style="width:15%;" | Structure
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:32%;" | Notes
|-
| rowspan="2" | [[File:tool_water_reservoir_small.png|x64px]] Small water tower
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Workdays|70}}, {{Resource icon|Concrete|0.94t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Gravel|0.72t}}, {{Resource icon|Asphalt|0.58t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Steel|2.1t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Mechanical components|0.44t}}
| rowspan="2" | ''None''
| rowspan="2" | 0 MWh
| rowspan="2" | 0 kW
| rowspan="2" | 70m3 {{Resource icon|Water|link=Water|}}(export)
! Access
| 1x footpath access 1x water pipes(import) 1x water pipes(export)
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | Water can be stored above ground in a water tower. Depending on where the players places the water tower, the water tower can take care of the water pressure in cities.
|-
! {{Tooltip|L/U|Stations for vehicles loading and unloading}}
| ''None''
|-
| rowspan="2" | [[File:tool_water_reservoir_big.png|x64px]] Big water tower
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Workdays|511}}, {{Resource icon|Concrete|6.8t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Gravel|5.3t}}, {{Resource icon|Asphalt|4.2t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Steel|15t}}, {{Resource icon|Mechanical components|3.2t}}
| rowspan="2" | ''None''
| rowspan="2" | 0 MWh
| rowspan="2" | 0 kW
| rowspan="2" | 300m3 {{Resource icon|Water|link=Water|}}(export)
! Access
| 1x footpath access 2x water pipes(import) 2x water pipes(export)
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | See small water tower.
|-
! {{Tooltip|L/U|Stations for vehicles loading and unloading}}
| ''None''
|}

===Water underground reservoir===
{| class="va-table sortable" style="text-align:center; width: 100%;"
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" | Name
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:20%;" | Cost
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | Workers
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Energy|Max energy consumption per day}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Wattage|Max wattage/circuit breacker}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:12%;" | Storage
! colspan="2" data-sort-type="text" style="width:15%;" | Structure
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:32%;" | Notes
|-
| rowspan="2" | [[File:tool_water_reservoir_ground.png|x64px]] Water underground reservoir
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Workdays|363}}, {{Resource icon|Concrete|7.7t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Gravel|5.9t}}, {{Resource icon|Asphalt|4.7t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Steel|9.7t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Mechanical components|2.0t}}
| rowspan="2" | ''None''
| rowspan="2" | 0 MWh
| rowspan="2" | 0 kW
| rowspan="2" | 500m3 {{Resource icon|Water|link=Water|}}(export)
! Access
| 1x footpath access 2x Water pipes(import) 2x Water pipes(export)
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | For storing Water underground the player can use the water underground reservoir. Be aware that there is a height difference between the input and output connections.
|-
! {{Tooltip|L/U|Stations for vehicles loading and unloading}}
| ''None''
|}

===Water switch===
{| class="va-table sortable" style="text-align:center; width: 100%;"
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" | Name
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:20%;" | Cost
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | Workers
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Energy|Max energy consumption per day}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Wattage|Max wattage/circuit breacker}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:12%;" | Storage
! colspan="2" data-sort-type="text" style="width:15%;" | Structure
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:32%;" | Notes
|-
| rowspan="2" | [[File:tool_water_switch.png|x64px]] Water switch
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Workdays|12}}, {{Resource icon|Concrete|1.9t}}, {{Resource icon|Gravel|0.21t}}, {{Resource icon|Steel|0.37t}}
| rowspan="2" | ''None''
| rowspan="2" | 0 MWh
| rowspan="2" | 0 kW
| rowspan="2" | 1.0m3 {{Resource icon|Water|link=Water|}}(export)
! Access
| 1x footpath access 1x Water pipes(import) 3x Water pipes(export)
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | The player can branch off of [[#Water pipes|water pipe]]s using a water switch. Contrary to the name, water switches cannot switch on or off water, and are only an interconnection between [[#Water pipes|water pipe]]s.
|-
! {{Tooltip|L/U|Stations for vehicles loading and unloading}}
| ''None''
|}

===Water substation===
{| class="va-table sortable" style="text-align:center; width: 100%;"
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" | Name
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:20%;" | Cost
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | Workers
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Energy|Max energy consumption per day}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Wattage|Max wattage/circuit breacker}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:14%;" | Storage
! colspan="2" data-sort-type="text" style="width:15%;" | Structure
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:32%;" | Notes
|-
| rowspan="2" | [[File:tool_water_substation.png|x64px]] Water substation
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Workdays|46}}, {{Resource icon|Concrete|0.90t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Gravel|0.69t}}, {{Resource icon|Asphalt|0.55t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Bricks|2.0t}}, {{Resource icon|Boards|0.67t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Steel|0.59t}}, 
{{Resource icon|Mechanical components|0.071t}}
| rowspan="2" | ''None''
| rowspan="2" | 0 MWh
| rowspan="2" | 0 kW
| rowspan="2" | 20m3 {{Resource icon|Water|link=Water|}}(export)
! Access
| 1x footpath access 1x water pipes(import)
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | A water substation is placed for the local distribution of water to the surrounding buildings. How far away a water substation can be placed from a [[Buildings|building]] depends on the terrain height in the environment. If the water substation is at a higher height than the building, the distance increases. If the water substation is at a lower height the distance is decreased. The larger the difference in height between water substation and building the more the distance is increased or decreased.
|-
! {{Tooltip|L/U|Stations for vehicles loading and unloading}}
| ''None''
|}

===Water pipes===
{| class="va-table sortable" style="text-align:center; width: 100%;"
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" | Name
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:20%;" | Cost
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:8%;" | Throughput
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:32%;" | Notes
|-
| rowspan="1" | [[File:Water pipe small-toolbar.png|x64px]] Water pipe small
| rowspan="1" | {{Resource icon|Workdays|}}, {{Resource icon|Concrete|}}, 
{{Resource icon|Gravel|}}, {{Resource icon|Steel|}}, 
{{Resource icon|Boards|}} Usage depends on length and depth.
| rowspan="1" | 26,15m3
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" | Water is transported through water pipes to consumers. These pipes can transport drinking water or water for production. Drinking water is water of a [[water quality]] of 97% or above. Food producing factories need drinking water while other factories operate with water of a lower quality of 97% or less. These factories do need some drinking water for the [[Citizens#Workers|workers]] in the factory.
|-
| rowspan="1" | [[File:Water pipe medium-toolbar.png|x64px]] Water pipe medium
| rowspan="1" | {{Resource icon|Workdays|}}, {{Resource icon|Concrete|}}, 
{{Resource icon|Gravel|}}, {{Resource icon|Steel|}}, 
{{Resource icon|Boards|}} Usage depends on length and depth.
| rowspan="1" | 56,55m3
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" | See water pipe small.
|-
| rowspan="1" | [[File:Water pipe big-toolbar.png|x64px]] Water pipe big
| rowspan="1" | {{Resource icon|Workdays|}}, {{Resource icon|Concrete|}}, 
{{Resource icon|Gravel|}}, {{Resource icon|Steel|}}, 
{{Resource icon|Boards|}} Usage depends on length and depth.
| rowspan="1" | 127,23m3
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" | See water pipe small.
|}

===Construction===
;Small water well
{{Building table
|requirement1 =Workdays
|requirement#1 =393
|requirement2 =Asphalt
|requirement#2 =2.2t
|requirement3 =Bricks
|requirement#3 =14t
|requirement4 =Boards
|requirement#4 =4.8t
|requirement5 =Concrete
|requirement#5 =3.6t
|requirement6 =Gravel
|requirement#6 =2.7t
|requirement7 =Mechanical components
|requirement#7 =1.3t
|requirement8 =Steel
|requirement#8 =8.3t

|phase1 name =Groundworks
|phase1 resources1 =Workdays
|phase1 resources#1 =42
|phase1 resources2 =Asphalt
|phase1 resources#2 =2.2t
|phase1 resources3 =Concrete
|phase1 resources#3 =3.6t
|phase1 resources4 =Gravel
|phase1 resources#4 =2.7t
|phase1 mechanisms =[[Excavator]]s
|phase1 max mechanisms =2
|phase1 workers =no
|phase1 max workers =50
}}

;Big water well
{{Building table
|requirement1 =Workdays
|requirement#1 =744
|requirement2 =Asphalt
|requirement#2 =4.6t
|requirement3 =Bricks
|requirement#3 =25t
|requirement4 =Boards
|requirement#4 =8.4t
|requirement5 =Concrete
|requirement#5 =7.5t
|requirement6 =Gravel
|requirement#6 =5.8t
|requirement7 =Mechanical components
|requirement#7 =2.7t
|requirement8 =Steel
|requirement#8 =16t

|phase1 name =Groundworks
|phase1 resources1 =Workdays
|phase1 resources#1 =84
|phase1 resources2 =Asphalt
|phase1 resources#2 =4.6t
|phase1 resources3 =Concrete
|phase1 resources#3 =7.5t
|phase1 resources4 =Gravel
|phase1 resources#4 =5.8t
|phase1 mechanisms =[[Excavator]]s
|phase1 max mechanisms =2
|phase1 workers =no
|phase1 max workers =74
}}

;Water treatment small
{{Building table
|requirement1 =Workdays
|requirement#1 =612
|requirement2 =Asphalt
|requirement#2 =6.7t
|requirement3 =Bricks
|requirement#3 =23t
|requirement4 =Boards
|requirement#4 =7.8t
|requirement5 =Concrete
|requirement#5 =10t
|requirement6 =Gravel
|requirement#6 =8.3t
|requirement7 =Mechanical components
|requirement#7 =1.6t
|requirement8 =Steel
|requirement#8 =10t

|phase1 name =Groundworks
|phase1 resources1 =Workdays
|phase1 resources#1 =125
|phase1 resources2 =Asphalt
|phase1 resources#2 =6.7t
|phase1 resources3 =Concrete
|phase1 resources#3 =10t
|phase1 resources4 =Gravel
|phase1 resources#4 =8.3t
|phase1 mechanisms =[[Excavator]]s
|phase1 max mechanisms =3
|phase1 workers =no
|phase1 max workers =60
}}

;Water treatment big
{{Building table
|requirement1 =Workdays
|requirement#1 =1851
|requirement2 =Asphalt
|requirement#2 =16t
|requirement3 =Bricks
|requirement#3 =45t
|requirement4 =Boards
|requirement#4 =15t
|requirement5 =Concrete
|requirement#5 =26t
|requirement6 =Gravel
|requirement#6 =20t
|requirement7 =Mechanical components
|requirement#7 =7.4t
|requirement8 =Steel
|requirement#8 =41t

|phase1 name =Groundworks
|phase1 resources1 =Workdays
|phase1 resources#1 =302
|phase1 resources2 =Asphalt
|phase1 resources#2 =16t
|phase1 resources3 =Concrete
|phase1 resources#3 =26t
|phase1 resources4 =Gravel
|phase1 resources#4 =20t
|phase1 mechanisms =[[Excavator]]s
|phase1 max mechanisms =3
|phase1 workers =no
|phase1 max workers =182
}}

==Gallery==
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Report for the community-46-image1.jpg|Water and [[sewage]] transport [[Road vehicles|vehicles]]
Report for the community-46-image4.jpg|Water loading/unloading station
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[[Category:Water Infrastructure]]
[[Category:Resources]]
[[Category:End Products]]
[[Category:Game Settings]]