1. A large, elevated tank that stores water

2. Pumps to move water up into the tank

3. A network of pipes to distribute the water to homes and businesses

The water tower works by using gravity to create water pressure. As the water flows down from the tank to the outlet, it creates pressure that pushes the water through the pipes. This pressure is what allows water to flow out of the taps in your sink, shower, and toilet.

The size of the water tower determines how much water it can store. The pumps are used to move water up into the tank when the water level drops too low. The water tower also helps to regulate the water pressure in the distribution system. If the water pressure gets too high, the water can damage the pipes. If the water pressure gets too low, the water will not flow out of the taps.

Water towers are an important part of any water distribution system. They provide a way to store water for future use and to regulate the water pressure.