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Topological Taxonomy of Water Distribution Networks [PDF]
Water, 2018 Water Distribution Networks (WDNs) can be regarded as complex networks and modeled as graphs. In this paper, Complex Network Theory is applied to characterize the behavior of WDNs from a topological point of view, reviewing some basic metrics, exploring their fundamental properties and the relationship between them. The crucial aim is to understand and
Giudicianni +11 more
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Losses in Riyadh Water Distribution Network
Journal of King Saud University: Engineering Sciences, 1994 This article demonstrates a practical and more reliable approach for assessment of leakage from Riyadh water distribution network. It presents the methodology and discusses the result of the field study of ten selected areas of the city.
Ali A. Quraishi, Khaled H. Al-Dhowalia
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Intermittent water optimized supply considering consumption pattern change in water distribution network [PDF]
فناوریهای پیشرفته در بهرهوری آب, 2023 IntroductionClimate change and population increase have caused an increase in consumption in the existing water distribution networks, as a result, an increase in the discharge in the pipes and a decrease in the pressure in the nodes.
Arman Haghighi +2 more
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A Review on Water Leakage Detection Method in the Water Distribution Network
Journal of Advanced Research in Fluid Mechanics and Thermal Sciences, 2020 Leak detection in transmission pipelines is crucially essential for safe operation. Pipeline leak detection systems play a crucial role to minimize the probability of occurrence of leaks and hence their impacts.
Turki Al Qahtani +4 more
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Dynamical stability of water distribution networks
Proceedings of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences, 2019 Water distribution networks are hydraulic infrastructures that aim to meet water demands at their various nodes. Water flows through pipes in the network create nonlinear dynamics on networks. A desirable feature of water distribution networks is high resistance to failures and other shocks to the system.
Naoki Masuda, Fanlin Meng
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Ain Shams Engineering Journal, 2019 In this paper, the application of three well-known multi-objective optimization algorithms to water distribution network (WDN) optimum design has been considered.
H. Monsef +3 more
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Influence of Design Efficiency of Water Supply Network Inside Building on its Optimum Usage: Review
Journal of Engineering, 2023 The water supply network inside the building is of high importance due to direct contact with the user that must be optimally designed to meet the water needs of users.
Mohammed Kamran Mohammed +1 more
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IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation, 2019 Potable water distribution networks (WDNs) are important infrastructures of modern cities. A good design of the network can not only reduce the construction expenditure but also provide reliable service.
Wei-neng Chen +5 more
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A survey of heterotrophic bacteria and coliforms in the water of old and new distribution networks [PDF]
Journal of Advances in Environmental Health Research, 2016 Controlling the microbiological quality of water is important for its uses. Microbiological requirements of drinking water ensure the absence of coliforms, but may indicate the potential presence of other potentially pathogenic microorganisms and viruses
Atefeh Jaleilzadeh +4 more
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Water Distribution Network Renewal Planning
Journal of Computing in Civil Engineering, 2001 This paper provides an overview of the writers' previous work in formulating a comprehensive approach to the important problem of water distribution network renewal planning, with a particular emphasis on the computing aspects involved. As pipes in a water distribution network age in service, they are characterized by increased frequency of breakage ...
Kleiner, Y., Adams, B. J., Rogers, J. S.
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