Abstract
Fundamentals. 1. Modelling Water Distribution Networks: From Steady Flow to Water Hammer E. Cabrera, J. Garcia Serra, P.L. Iglesias. 2. Water Consumption in Distribution Networks. Short Term Demand Forecast D. Saporta, M. Munoz. Leakage Detection in Networks. 3. General Overview of Unaccounted for Water in Water Distribution Systems A.F. Vela, V. Espert, V.S. Fuertes. 4. Leakage Detection in Practice.Application to the Water Distribution of Valencia M. Andres. 5. Monitoring Water Distribution Systems. The Inverse Method as a Tool for Calibration and Leak Detection J.A. Ligget, L.-C. Cheng. Network Management: Leakage Control. 6. Using Variable Speed Pumps to Reduce Leakage and Improve Performance D.J. Wood, L.S. Reddy. 7. Valve Control Regulation for Reducing Leakage G. Germanopoulos. Managing Water Distribution Systems to Reduce Energy Costs. 8. Energy Audit of a Water System Network E. Koelle. 9. Pump Scheduling for Reducing Energy Costs B. Coulbeck. Reliability, Risk Analysis and Rehabilitation. 10. Analytical and Simulation Models for Reliability Analysis in Water Distribution Systems I. Goulter. 11. Hydraulic Performance and Rehabilitation Strategies. The Use of Levels-of-Service and Performance Indices as Decision Support Tools H. Alegre, S.T. Coelho. 12. Effects of Pipe Failures on Water Distribution Networks P.W. Jowitt. 13. Optimum Design and Reliability in Water Distribution Systems F. Martinez, R. Perez, J. Izquierdo. 14. Effect of Transient Operations on theReliability of Hydraulic Systems J.E. Funk. 15. Reliability and Expected Use of Dynamic Devices in a Water Distribution System J.P. Tullis. 16. Water Quality Modeling in Pipe Networks M.H. Chaudhry, M.R. Islam. 17. Modeling Water Quality Changes in Distribution Systems: A U.S. Perspective R.M. Clark.
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