This paper presents the state-of-the-art approaches to energy (electricity) and hydraulic
efficiency and conservation in conventional water supply systems, providing an overview of …

Water distribution networks (WDNs) are systems of water distribution used in urban centers
and industrial processes that require efficient design and operation, which may be achieved …

New environmental paradigms imposed by climate change and urbanization processes are
leading cities to rethink urban management services. Propelled by technological …

Urban water supply networks are large-scale systems that transport potable water over vast
geographical areas to millions of consumers. A safe and efficient operation of these …

This paper presents the development and the first application of an inexact quadratic
programming (IQP) approach for sustainable water supply under multiple uncertainties. The …

Although water and energy systems are interdependent, they are still designed individually
due to their complexity. This paper proposes a multiple input multiple output (MIMO) model …

The water distribution system (WDS) is composed of several elements, where flow control is
one of the most important components needed in order to provide a satisfactory level of …

In the article, the determination of the sedimentation territory of turbid particles in the forebay
of the irrigation pumping station is aimed at preserving the useful volume of the forebay, in …

For an open channel with cascade pumping stations, the water level immediately upstream
of the pumping station should be kept constant to ensure pumping stability and lining safety …

Emergy theory provides a basis for assessing the added value of water resources as a
function of their origin and quality. From this perspective, the sustainability of a water system …