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 …

Water distribution systems (WDS) are among the most critical civil infrastructure systems. A
reliable and safe water supply is essential for the prosperity and continued well-being of …

This paper delves into identifying the optimal scenario for the implementation of micro-
turbines, specifically Pump-as-Turbines (PaTs), in a water distribution network (WDN) by …

The main objective of pressure management in a water distribution system (WDS) is to
minimize leakages, bursts and maintain the required pressure at every node. One of the …

Occurrence of high pressure in water distribution networks (WDNs) may generally result in
leakage, bursting, and overconsumption. Temporal and spatial variations in pressure values …

Efficient management of water distribution networks (WDNs) is currently a focal point,
especially in countries where water scarcity conditions are more and more amplified by …

For a water distribution network (WDN) equipped with pump as turbines (PATs), when a pipe
failure scenario occurs, the network performance in renewable energy supply is very …

The losses in the urban water supply networks have become a growing concern. There are
several alternatives for the quantification, detection and monitoring of water losses …

EPANET 2 software has been widely used among researchers and practitioners from its
inception for hydraulic analysis. This technical note presents a method to simulate pressure …

In this paper, a new method is developed to consider the effect of pipe roughness, diameter
and nodal demand uncertainty on the overall reliability of the Water Distribution networks …