Water supply systems (WSS) are intensive energy demanding infrastructures relying on
water storage tanks and pumping systems for delivering water to consumers which face …

Energy consumption around the world is growing at an alarming rate. That brings enormous
pressure on energy production and environmental issues. Nowadays, energy efficiency …

The building envelope performance significantly influences the building energy
consumption, and the major influencing factors of the building envelope include the external …

With the continual growth of population and shortage of energy resources, the optimal
consumption of these resources is of particular importance. One of these energy sources is …

In light of observed climate change dynamics, including intensified precipitation events,
prolonged arid spells, and elevating sea and ocean levels, water supply infrastructures face …

The production, treatment and delivery systems of drinking water and wastewater is one of
the largest energy consumers in the US with about 4% of the nation's power consumption …

Greenhouse gas emission is one of the main environmental issues of today, and energy
savings in all industries contribute to reducing energy demand, implying, in turn, less carbon …

Pumping station (PS) designs in water networks basically contemplate technical and
economic aspects. Technical aspects could be related to the number of pumps in PS and the …

The high costs generated by water supply systems' pumping stations has generated great
concerns regarding concessionaire companies in the sector. Improvements to increase …

This article presents a methodology for optimizing the operation of parallel pumping stations
in an open-channel water transfer system. A mathematical model was established for the …