Sewer asset management gained momentum and importance in recent years due to
economic considerations, since infrastructure maintenance and rehabilitation directly …

Increasing evidence from studies in urban wastewater systems proves that sewer exfiltration
may present a profound threat for rising levels of toxic substances and microbial pollution in …

Risk‐informed asset management is key to maintaining optimal performance and efficiency
of urban sewer systems. Although sewer system failures are spatiotemporal in nature …

Sewer pipeline failures pose significant threats to the environment and public health. To
tackle these repercussions, many deterioration models have been developed to predict the …

Deterioration models can be used to forecast the evolution of the condition of the sewer
network under different investment strategies. Models are calibrated using condition scores …

This paper examines the role of pipe deterioration prediction approaches for optimizing
maintenance, repair, and rehabilitation of buried water supply, wastewater collection, and …

Currently, sewer utility systems require extending management activities by developing
tools, such as deterioration models, to face their aging problem. In the literature on sewer …

Wastewater collection systems deteriorate over time, requiring continuous adjustments and
the development of asset management frameworks on the part of utility owners to maintain …

Water pipeline condition monitoring, especially that of potable water pipeline, has attracted
more research interest due to the increasing public concern in pipeline serviceability. This …

A novel optimization model was developed using the equilibrium optimization algorithm to
define the most appropriate management process according to the current state of urban …