Practical Head-Outflow Relationship Definition Methodology That Accounts for Varied Water-Supply Methods

Head-Driven Simulation of Water Supply Networks

Up to now most of the existing water supply network analyses have been based on demand-driven simulation models. These models assume that nodal outflows are fixed and are always available. However, this method of simulation neglects the pressure-dependent nature of demand that is characterized by changes in actual nodal outflows particularly during critical events like major mechanical or hydra...

Multi - objective Optimisation Methodology for the Canberra Water Supply System

islanding detection methods for microgrids

امروزه استفاده از منابع انرژی پراکنده کاربرد وسیعی یافته است . اگر چه این منابع بسیاری از مشکلات شبکه را حل می کنند اما زیاد شدن آنها مسائل فراوانی برای سیستم قدرت به همراه دارد . استفاده از میکروشبکه راه حلی است که علاوه بر استفاده از مزایای منابع انرژی پراکنده برخی از مشکلات ایجاد شده توسط آنها را نیز منتفی می کند . همچنین میکروشبکه ها کیفیت برق و قابلیت اطمینان تامین انرژی مشترکان را افزایش ...

Stochastic gradient methods for the optimization of water supply systems

Reductions of water deficits for users and energy savings are frequently conflicting issues when optimizing largescale multi-reservoir and multi-user water supply systems. Undoubtedly, a high level of uncertainty due to hydrologic input variability and water demand behaviour characterizes these problems. The aim of this paper is to provide a decision support for the water system authority, in o...

Generalized ROW-type methods for simulating water supply networks

In order to supply drinking water efficiently, aspects such as saving energy and resources become more and more relevant besides the task of ensuring water quality. In this context, simulating water supply networks is of increasing importance as it helps water suppliers to estimate and improve effectiveness of their facilities with respect to economy and ecology. However, modeling and computing...