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Effect of Pipe Size and Location on Water-Main Head Loss in Water Distribution Systems
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: This study discusses practical implications of considering unit head loss in different pipe sizes and in different locations of water distribution systems (WDSs) with regard to operation and maintenance. By visualizing ...
Sensitivity Analysis of Energy Use in Pipe-Replacement Planning for a Large Water-Distribution Network
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Most utilities are actively engaged in pipe replacement planning for a variety of reasons: to reduce the volume of lost water in their network by repairing or avoiding main breaks, to alleviate water quality concerns, to ...
Evaluation of Data-Driven and Process-Based Real-Time Flow Forecasting Techniques for Informing Operation of Surface Water Abstraction
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: This paper presents an approach to managing surface water abstraction utilizing real-time flow forecasting and control techniques. To evaluate the effectiveness of alternative data-driven and process-based methods, flow ...
Predicting Crater Formation from Failure of Pressurized Water Mains through Analogy with Buried Explosive Events
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Brittle failure of a buried pressurized water pipe can result in rapid crater formation, causing debris to be thrown out over large distances as well as longer-term flooding and scour effects. Due to the potential for ...