When analysing a pressure deficient network, it is crucial that the pressure dependent nature of nodal outflows be taken into account. The head dependent analysis (HDA) produces an accurate representation of the nodal outflows and network hydraulic performance. This is essential when modelling pipe leakages, network redundancy and reliability. These are vital aspects often considered in the optimization of a water distribution system (WDS). This paper describes an approach for head dependent analysis in which an embedded function for the head-outflow relationship is incorporated in the Gradient Method (GM). The procedure is capable of simulating both normal and deficient network operating conditions effectively. Results based on networks fr...
Abstract – Water network performance is defined as the ability to deliver a required quantity of wat...
Water distribution systems are often susceptible to failure events, mainly due to component malfunct...
Hydraulic models have been widely used in the design and operation of water distribution system (WDS...
When analysing a pressure deficient network, it is crucial that the pressure dependent nature of nod...
Critical pressure-deficient operating conditions frequently occur in water distribution networks. He...
In a water distribution system (WDS), low pressure situations can arise for a variety of reasons. Fo...
Most network simulation models currently used in engineering practice are based on the conventional ...
The analysis of a looped water distribution network, operating under pressure and in steady flow con...
This paper presents a novel method to model water distribution systems (WDS) with insufficient press...
none2The analysis of a looped water distribution network, operating under pressure and in steady flo...
In water distribution systems (WDSs), the available flow at a demand node is dependent on the pressu...
Gradually varied unsteady flow in water distribution networks is studied using the Gradient Method a...
This paper presents a model, based on head driven simulation, for assessing the redundancy of water ...
In water distribution networks (WDNs), the available flow at a demand node is dependent on the press...
This paper presents the comparison of five pressure-driven formulations in the context of water dist...
Abstract – Water network performance is defined as the ability to deliver a required quantity of wat...
Water distribution systems are often susceptible to failure events, mainly due to component malfunct...
Hydraulic models have been widely used in the design and operation of water distribution system (WDS...
When analysing a pressure deficient network, it is crucial that the pressure dependent nature of nod...
Critical pressure-deficient operating conditions frequently occur in water distribution networks. He...
In a water distribution system (WDS), low pressure situations can arise for a variety of reasons. Fo...
Most network simulation models currently used in engineering practice are based on the conventional ...
The analysis of a looped water distribution network, operating under pressure and in steady flow con...
This paper presents a novel method to model water distribution systems (WDS) with insufficient press...
none2The analysis of a looped water distribution network, operating under pressure and in steady flo...
In water distribution systems (WDSs), the available flow at a demand node is dependent on the pressu...
Gradually varied unsteady flow in water distribution networks is studied using the Gradient Method a...
This paper presents a model, based on head driven simulation, for assessing the redundancy of water ...
In water distribution networks (WDNs), the available flow at a demand node is dependent on the press...
This paper presents the comparison of five pressure-driven formulations in the context of water dist...
Abstract – Water network performance is defined as the ability to deliver a required quantity of wat...
Water distribution systems are often susceptible to failure events, mainly due to component malfunct...
Hydraulic models have been widely used in the design and operation of water distribution system (WDS...