International audienceWater distribution networks are low-energy efficiency systems, due to the high energy consumption, as well as the large amount of water leakage, which are caused by high pressures in the networks. In this study, the optimal location of pumps as turbines (PATs) within a water distribution network is investigated in order to maximize the production of energy and water savings, as well as minimize installation costs. A literature mathematical model has been employed as reference model and the weaknesses of this previous study have been overcome by new constraints. The main preliminary results of the new optimization procedure will be presented and compared with the literature results. According to the results, the new opt...
Pump operating as turbine (PAT) is an effective source of reducing the equipment cost in small hydro...
Publications on the design and performances of pumps as turbines in water distribution network
In this work, a procedure for the optimal design of Pumps As Turbines in Water Distribution Networks...
International audienceWater distribution networks are low-energy efficiency systems, due to the high...
Water distribution networks are high energy and low efficiency systems, where water pressure is freq...
Water distribution network are energy-demanding systems affected by low efficiency. In such systems,...
peer reviewedWater distribution networks often exhibit excess pressure that could lead to extensive ...
Water distribution networks often exhibit excess pressure that could lead to extensive leakage and i...
Pumps As Turbines (PATs) can be installed in Water Distribution Networks (WDNs) to couple pressure r...
16th Water Distribution System Analysis Conference, WDSA2014 — Urban Water Hydroinformatics and Stra...
The current significant increase in energy consumption has resulted in the need to develop and imple...
Pressure reducing valves (PRVs) are commonly used for pressure control in water distribution systems...
Water systems are usually considered low efficiency systems, due to the large amount of energy that ...
Complex systems of water distribution networks (WDS) are used to supply water to users. WDSs are sys...
Pump operating as turbine (PAT) is an effective source of reducing the equipment cost in small hydr...
Pump operating as turbine (PAT) is an effective source of reducing the equipment cost in small hydro...
Publications on the design and performances of pumps as turbines in water distribution network
In this work, a procedure for the optimal design of Pumps As Turbines in Water Distribution Networks...
International audienceWater distribution networks are low-energy efficiency systems, due to the high...
Water distribution networks are high energy and low efficiency systems, where water pressure is freq...
Water distribution network are energy-demanding systems affected by low efficiency. In such systems,...
peer reviewedWater distribution networks often exhibit excess pressure that could lead to extensive ...
Water distribution networks often exhibit excess pressure that could lead to extensive leakage and i...
Pumps As Turbines (PATs) can be installed in Water Distribution Networks (WDNs) to couple pressure r...
16th Water Distribution System Analysis Conference, WDSA2014 — Urban Water Hydroinformatics and Stra...
The current significant increase in energy consumption has resulted in the need to develop and imple...
Pressure reducing valves (PRVs) are commonly used for pressure control in water distribution systems...
Water systems are usually considered low efficiency systems, due to the large amount of energy that ...
Complex systems of water distribution networks (WDS) are used to supply water to users. WDSs are sys...
Pump operating as turbine (PAT) is an effective source of reducing the equipment cost in small hydr...
Pump operating as turbine (PAT) is an effective source of reducing the equipment cost in small hydro...
Publications on the design and performances of pumps as turbines in water distribution network
In this work, a procedure for the optimal design of Pumps As Turbines in Water Distribution Networks...