A novel approach to directly quantify exfiltration from leaky sewer systems is presented. The loss of wastewater is computed using a mass balance for an artificial tracer substance. The method is developed and tested and an application study for validation purposes is analysed. It is shown that the use of sodium chloride as a tracer implies certain drawbacks that mainly originate from the varying natural background concentrations. Problems concerning the experimental procedure and data analysis are identified and discussed. Further development of the method should concentrate on the assessment of the measurement uncertainty
The exfiltration of waste water from sewer systems in urban areas causes a deterioration of soil and...
There has been a recent increase of interest in sewer network water quality, both for pollutants and...
A very important aspect in sewer systems management is represented by the detection of illicit intru...
[1] A novel method is presented to estimate exfiltration from sewer systems using artificial tracers...
The importance of exfiltration phenomena in sewer systems has captured growing attention within the ...
Due to the ageing of our underground wastewater infrastructure, leakage of sewers and pressure mains...
A direct approach to quantify exfiltration from sewers is the QUEST-C tracer method. In this study, ...
This paper gives a full review of the importance of sewer leakage, which has received increased atte...
Water resources in urban areas comprise both natural and man-made water bodies, including surface wa...
Exfiltration from sewers is widespread and emerging legislation may require water service providers ...
Die vorliegende Dissertation hat die Bewertung und Modellierung der Exfiltration undichter Abwasserk...
Environmental hazard by leaking sewers depends on potential of risk and of frequency of every indivi...
This paper contends that estimates of exfiltration leakage from sewers, and the problems arising fro...
The effects of joint openings and in-pipe sediment on exfiltration losses in an experimental sewer a...
A reliable assessment of relevant substance flows is very important for environmental risk assessmen...
The exfiltration of waste water from sewer systems in urban areas causes a deterioration of soil and...
There has been a recent increase of interest in sewer network water quality, both for pollutants and...
A very important aspect in sewer systems management is represented by the detection of illicit intru...
[1] A novel method is presented to estimate exfiltration from sewer systems using artificial tracers...
The importance of exfiltration phenomena in sewer systems has captured growing attention within the ...
Due to the ageing of our underground wastewater infrastructure, leakage of sewers and pressure mains...
A direct approach to quantify exfiltration from sewers is the QUEST-C tracer method. In this study, ...
This paper gives a full review of the importance of sewer leakage, which has received increased atte...
Water resources in urban areas comprise both natural and man-made water bodies, including surface wa...
Exfiltration from sewers is widespread and emerging legislation may require water service providers ...
Die vorliegende Dissertation hat die Bewertung und Modellierung der Exfiltration undichter Abwasserk...
Environmental hazard by leaking sewers depends on potential of risk and of frequency of every indivi...
This paper contends that estimates of exfiltration leakage from sewers, and the problems arising fro...
The effects of joint openings and in-pipe sediment on exfiltration losses in an experimental sewer a...
A reliable assessment of relevant substance flows is very important for environmental risk assessmen...
The exfiltration of waste water from sewer systems in urban areas causes a deterioration of soil and...
There has been a recent increase of interest in sewer network water quality, both for pollutants and...
A very important aspect in sewer systems management is represented by the detection of illicit intru...