While existing studies on sewer networks have explored topics such as surface water inflow,
limited research has delved into groundwater infiltration (GWI). This study aims to fill this …

Quantitation of sewer inflow and infiltration (I/I) is important for maintaining efficient
wastewater transport and treatment. I/I flows can be quantified based on flow rate and water …

Sewage treatment plants (STPs) keep sewage contamination within safe levels and
minimize the risk of environmental disasters. To achieve optimum operation of an STP, it is …

Identifying hydrogen sulfide (H2S) hotspots is critical for preventing/controlling odor and
corrosion problems in sewer systems. However, relatively little is known regarding H2S …

Defects in sanitary‐sewer infrastructure enable exchange of large volumes of fluids to and
from the environment. The intrusion of rainfall and groundwater into sanitary sewers is called …

Quantifying rainfall-derived inflow and infiltration (RDII) in a sanitary sewer is difficult when
RDII and overflow occur simultaneously. This study proposes a novel conductivity-based …

For wastewater sample collection approaches supporting public health applications, few
high hydrologic activity normalizing guidelines currently consider readily available …

Sanitary sewer systems are critical urban water infrastructure that protect both human and
environmental health. Their design, operation, and monitoring require novel modeling …

The improper waterflow to wastewater treatment plants (WWTP) due to rainwater inflow, and
infiltration is a growing concern due to the many problems it brings to the sector, ranging …

The performance of most urban drainage systems is adversely affected by unintended
connections of groundwater and surface water, often denoted as inflow and infiltration (I&I) …