Abstract
The availability of stochastic peaking factors allows water supply system risk assessments to be undertaken applying a methodology based on the binomial probability distribution. The methodology determines the backup provision needed for a probable failure event while retaining the same level of service adopted for the supply system for normal operational conditions.
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