In this paper, leak detection and localization in water distribution networks will be reviewed.
In particular, the paper presents the evolution of the methods from model-based towards …

This study provides an overview of the 21st century research trends for water leakage
control strategies that focus on pressure management, active leakage control, pipe …

The reduction of leakage is an important objective of the United Kingdom water industry. The
inclusion of pressure-dependent leakage terms in network analysis allows the application of …

This paper addresses the problem of optimal pressure management in water distribution
systems through the introduction and regulation of pressure reducing valves. Reduction in …

Optimal pressure management is a standard strategy for water loss minimization in water
distribution systems (WDS). A pragmatic solution to regulating water pressures and leakage …

Water distribution networks are high energy and low efficiency systems, where water
pressure is frequently reduced by dissipation valves to limit leakage. The dissipation …

Water supply is energy intensive, resulting in large amounts of greenhouse gas emissions
and increased electricity bills for water service providers (WSPs). In recent years, the …

The UK water industry is addressing the major challenge of reducing leakage from water
supply and distribution networks. It is widely accepted that a significant proportion of leakage …

In the monitoring of water distribution systems, the inaccuracy of input data contributes
greatly to the inaccuracy of system state estimates calculated from them. It is important …

Water distribution network are energy-demanding systems affected by low efficiency. In such
systems, the pressure is generally kept under control by regulation valves to reduce the …