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A mathematical model to evaluate apparent losses due to meter under-registration in intermittent water distribution networks

2013

Apparent losses consist of water volume drawn from the network, consumed by users but not paid for. Those due to water meter under-registration were evaluated by means of a mathematical model able to analyse the complexity of intermittent supply systems with private tanks. This supply scheme is very common in the Mediterranean area where unexpected water shortage often happens and intermittent water supply is a common practice. In order to analyse such complex systems, a demand model, reproducing the effect of private tanks, and an apparent losses module were developed and coupled with an hydraulic network model based on the Global Gradient Algorithm (GGA). In distribution networks pressure…

EngineeringDistribution networksbusiness.industrySettore ICAR/02 - Costruzioni Idrauliche E Marittime E IdrologiaComplex systemWater supplyWater scarcityWater meter substitution planPressure managementMetreApparent losseWater volumebusinessWater meter under-registrationSimulationPrivate tankWater Science and TechnologyNetwork modelMarine engineeringWater Supply
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Evaluation of the water scarcity energy cost

2009

energy cost intermittent water supplyHead-driven analysis methods private tankSettore ICAR/02 - Costruzioni Idrauliche E Marittime E Idrologia
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Water quality analysis in network and private storage tanks in intermittent distribution systems

2012

In countries suffering from chronic water shortages, water distribution systems are often operated on an intermittent basis. As a consequence, the network is involved by cyclical filling and emptying periods causing water quality degradation. During the emptying period, the distribution system is unpressurised and it may occur that pollutants move into the network. Moreover, the stagnation period can promote microbial growth. For this reason water is usually heavily chlorinated in order to maintain it potable. Due to intermittent water service users acquire private tanks, which are used for collecting water during serviced periods and distributing it when public service is not available. Th…

water distribution networks intermittent service private tank water quality modelling
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