The occurrence of water losses in Water Distribution Systems is inevitable. Knowing that
most of the real losses take place in distribution mains and in service connections, the …

Pressure management in water distribution systems (WDS) is an important issue for water
companies as it can lead to substantial savings. This paper presents a mathematical model …

Reducing water loss from water supply systems is often regarded as one of the most
important ways to improve the resource efficiency of water supply services. However, the …

Leakage is one of the main sources of water loss in Water Distribution Networks (WDNs).
Although a water utility intends to reduce the leakage to the minimum possible level …

The research described in this paper explores the suitability of a method for estimating the
leakage-associated parameters and reaching a more plausible demand description than …

The magnitude of water losses due to leakage from a water supply network, and the
dependence of leakage on network pressures, are discussed. A methodology is presented …

Pressure control is one of the main techniques to control leakages in Water Distribution
Networks (WDNs) and to prevent pipe damage, improving the delivery standards of a water …

Water losses in urban water distribution networks (WDN) accelerate the deterioration of such
infrastructures. The enhanced hydraulic modelling provides a phenomenological …

Leakage reduction in water distribution networks is an absolute priority and several pressure
management strategies have been proposed in the literature to tackle this issue. However …

Water loss in Water Distribution Systems (WDS) is now an issue of growing importance and
greater efforts are being made to ensure the sustainability of these public services. In recent …