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Erratum for “Energy Metrics for Water Distribution System Assessment: Case Study of the Toronto Network” by Rebecca Dziedzic and Bryan W. Karney
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Performance Index for Water Distribution Networks under Multiple Loading Conditions
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Previous studies have naturally related water distribution network performance to the ability to deliver sufficient pressure and flow. The present paper emphasizes that performance also depends on the efficiency of delivering ...
Cost Gradient–Based Assessment and Design Improvement Technique for Water Distribution Networks with Varying Loads
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: A gradient-based network assessment is proposed as a way to understand and improve the cost and hydraulic performance of distribution networks. It seeks to reduce the computation time of optimizing water distribution ...
Closure to “Energy Metrics for Water Distribution System Assessment: Case Study of the Toronto Network” by Rebecca Dziedzic and Bryan W. Karney
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Energy Metrics for Water Distribution System Assessment: Case Study of the Toronto Network
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Descriptive energy metrics, calculated for each component, represent how the hydraulic state of a network evolves and how energy flows vary temporally and spatially. More specifically, these metrics describe how the energy ...
Erratum for “Energy Metrics for Water Distribution System Assessment: Case Study of the Toronto Network” by Rebecca Dziedzic and Bryan W. Karney
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Cost Gradient–Based Assessment and Design Improvement Technique for Water Distribution Networks with Varying Loads
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: A gradient-based network assessment is proposed as a way to understand and improve the cost and hydraulic performance of distribution networks. It seeks to reduce the computation time of optimizing water distribution ...
Performance Index for Water Distribution Networks under Multiple Loading Conditions
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Previous studies have naturally related water distribution network performance to the ability to deliver sufficient pressure and flow. The present paper emphasizes that performance also depends on the efficiency of delivering ...
Building an Integrated Water–Land Use Database for Defining Benchmarks, Conservation Targets, and User Clusters
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Water utilities have large amounts of data at their disposal, which are seldom being used to their full potential. Integrating water billing records with land-use and demographic data organizes information and makes inherent ...
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