A WaterCAD hydraulic network model of the existing Ikpoba Hill Benin CityWater distribution network was constructed, calibrated and validated for extended period simulation studies using the network’s physical, operational, calibration and validation data. The model was then applied to evaluate: (i) effects of fluctuating water demand on system storage over 24 hour period and (ii) level of service and storage conditions during and following an emergency condition e.g. fire. Our results indicate that the existing system storage capacity (276m3) is inadequate to meet operational, emergency and fire requirements for the present and future needs of the system. However, increasing the existing system storage capacity to 1300m3 at the same ...
This data includes the source code for a simulation model of urban water distribution infrastructure...
A drinking water distribution system consists of a network of pipes, treatment plants, storage tanks...
grantor: University of TorontoIt is both difficult and costly for water utilities to upda...
The performance of water distribution networks (WDNs) is occasionally affected by planned (system ma...
Abstract: Majority of people in developing countries do not have access to clean and potable water d...
An annual and lumped water balance assessment of a water distribution network is recommended by the ...
The water distribution system conveys water from the water treatment plant (WTP) to the user. A sign...
Hydraulic models can provide efficient and cost-effective ways for water utilities to respond to cha...
In this study a network model was constructed for the hydraulic analysis and design of a small commu...
In this study a network model was constructed for the hydraulic analysis and design of a small commu...
Hydraulic simulation models of water distribution networks are routinely used for operational invest...
Since demands are not fixed through the 24 hours of a day, any reliability analysis based on just on...
A water distribution network's crucial feature is providing adequate water to meet the required dema...
Project (M.S., Civil Engineering)--California State University, Sacramento, 2012.Semester on title p...
Mathematical models are the basic tool that simulates the operation of the Water Distribution System...
This data includes the source code for a simulation model of urban water distribution infrastructure...
A drinking water distribution system consists of a network of pipes, treatment plants, storage tanks...
grantor: University of TorontoIt is both difficult and costly for water utilities to upda...
The performance of water distribution networks (WDNs) is occasionally affected by planned (system ma...
Abstract: Majority of people in developing countries do not have access to clean and potable water d...
An annual and lumped water balance assessment of a water distribution network is recommended by the ...
The water distribution system conveys water from the water treatment plant (WTP) to the user. A sign...
Hydraulic models can provide efficient and cost-effective ways for water utilities to respond to cha...
In this study a network model was constructed for the hydraulic analysis and design of a small commu...
In this study a network model was constructed for the hydraulic analysis and design of a small commu...
Hydraulic simulation models of water distribution networks are routinely used for operational invest...
Since demands are not fixed through the 24 hours of a day, any reliability analysis based on just on...
A water distribution network's crucial feature is providing adequate water to meet the required dema...
Project (M.S., Civil Engineering)--California State University, Sacramento, 2012.Semester on title p...
Mathematical models are the basic tool that simulates the operation of the Water Distribution System...
This data includes the source code for a simulation model of urban water distribution infrastructure...
A drinking water distribution system consists of a network of pipes, treatment plants, storage tanks...
grantor: University of TorontoIt is both difficult and costly for water utilities to upda...