Every water distribution system (WDS) fails partially or completely at some point or points
during its lifetime. Measurement of reliability for a WDS under various failure conditions is …

Urban densification is seen as a possible solution in response to the intense urbanization
and sustainable development. Urban densification counteracts the negative effects of urban …

The world is currently confronted with water scarcity which is associated with deteriorating
public sanitation and health, pollution, and ecosystem damage. Maintaining the …

A very common problem in distribution systems is water leakage, which can be reduced by
pressure management. The objective of this study was to evaluate the reduction of water …

This paper presents the approach followed by WaterNetGen–an EPANET extension–to
simulate water distribution systems considering both normal pressure and pressure-deficient …

Water loss has become increasingly critical as the severity of the water shortage situation
has grown in recent decades. One of the options for reducing water loss in urban water …

Proper performance of water distribution networks (WDNs) plays a vital role in customer
satisfaction. The aim of this study is to conduct a sensitivity analysis to evaluate the behavior …

Leakage reduction in water distribution networks is an absolute priority and several pressure
management strategies have been proposed in the literature to tackle this issue. However …

Piped drinking water supplies are exposed to a range of threats. Changing hazard situations
arise from climate change, digitisation, and changing conditions in the power supply, among …

A prerequisite for achieving high energy efficiency of water supply systems (understood as
using less energy to perform the same task) is the appropriate selection of all elements and …