Real‐time water quality control (WQC) in water distribution networks (WDN), the problem of
regulating disinfectant levels, is challenging due to lack of (i) a proper control‐oriented …

This paper describes a novel cellular automata-based mesoscale multispecies reactive-
transport (CA-MSRT) model for predicting microbial regrowth and trihalomethanes (THMs) …

The impact of implementing an advanced water quality model for simulating the dead-end
sections of drinking water distribution networks on the outcomes of booster chlorination …

This paper explores numerically the benefits of water discharge prediction in the real time
control (RTC) of water distribution networks (WDNs). An algorithm aimed at controlling the …

Chlorination is an effective and cheap disinfectant for preventing waterborne diseases-
causing microorganisms, but its compounds tend to react with the natural organic matter …

The effects of drinking water system infrastructure on water quality and health following
intrusion events have not been extensively studied. This study proposes a coupling of …

Water and energy audits in water distribution networks have been developed to assess
water losses and energy losses, respectively. However, no study has considered a water …

Chlorine decay over time and distance travelled poses challenges in maintaining consistent
chlorine levels from treatment plants to demand nodes in water distribution networks …

Chlorine demand as a disinfectant for water utility impacts on unintended energy
consumption from electrolysis manufacture; thus, diminishing the chlorine consumption also …

Chlorine is generally used as disinfectant to sustain water quality in water distribution
system (WDS). To prevent the occurrence of disinfectant by-product as well as control the …