Analysis of water distribution network under pressure-deficient conditions through emitter setting
Suribabu Conety Ravi; Neelakantan Thurvas Renganathan; Sivakumar Perumal; D. Páez · 2019 · Drinking water engineering and science
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Abstract
Abstract. Pressure-driven analysis (PDA) of water distribution networks necessitates an assessment of the supplying capacity of a network within the minimum and required pressure ranges. Pressure-deficient conditions happen due to the uncertainty of nodal demands, failure of electromechanical components, diversion of water, aging of pipes, permanent increase in the demand at certain supply nodes, fire demand, etc. As the demand-driven analysis (DDA) solves the governing equations without any bound on pressure head, it fails to replicate the real scenario, particularly when the network experien
Abstract by Suribabu Conety Ravi; Neelakantan Thurvas Renganathan; Sivakumar Perumal; D. Páez, Drinking water engineering and science (2019) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: OpenAlex · DOI 10.5194/dwes-12-1-2019