Analiza zmienności godzinowego i dobowego zapotrzebowania na wodę w wybranym wodociągu wiejskim - studium przypadku

Bergel, T.; Woyciechowska, Olga; Szeląg, Bartosz

doi:10.15199/17.2017.4.15

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“…Research using the cluster analysis, in a broad sense, of sanitary engineering has been carried out, among others by Bergel et al [52], within which there was made the assessment of the possibility of using the agglomeration methods for hourly and daily variability of water demand in the water supply system in rural areas.…”

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An Analysis of Seasonal Waste Draining for the Urban Agglomeration Using Statistical Methods

Młyński

Kurek

Bugajski

2018

Water

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The aim of the work was to analyze the seasonality of the sewage outflow from the urban agglomeration of Radom, using statistical methods in the aspect of environmental protection. The research was carried out on the basis of the observational series covering the daily volume of the sewage outflow in the years 2013–2015. The assessment was carried out according to the following stages: identification of the distribution of the average daily sewage outflow in particular months using nuclear estimators, seasonal evaluation using the Colwell indicators and Fourier spectral analysis, and identification of homogeneous seasons with regard to the sewage outflow using the cluster analysis. On the basis of the calculations that were carried out, no significant seasonality of the sewage outflow was noted, which results from the separated character of the sewage system in the urban agglomeration of Radom. The analyses showed that the applied statistical techniques are a practical solution for identifying the seasonality of sewage inflow to the treatment plant, thanks to which it will be possible to take appropriate actions related to minimizing the harmful impact of hydraulic overload on the biotic environment of the natural receiver.

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Section: Variable Colwell Indicatorsmentioning

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An Analysis of Seasonal Waste Draining for the Urban Agglomeration Using Statistical Methods

Młyński

Kurek

Bugajski

2018

Water

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“…Bergel's comprehensive water loss analysis for 334 small group waterworks is an example. The author sets the range of percentages in the analysed water groups at 18.8-23.6%, but also determines the per capita net loss per unit and determines all indicators recommended by IWA [14]. …”

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Water Loss Reduction as the Basis of Good Water Supply Companies’ Management

Ociepa-Kubicka

Wilczak²

2017

E3S Web Conf.

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Abstract. Companies using water distribution systems to reduce the operating costs and increase the reliability of water supply systems, as well as to protect disposable water resources, must search for ways to reduce water losses. The article points out the economic and environmental aspects of water losses. The possibilities of using international water loss assessment standards have been analysed. The reflections presented in the paper refer to the current trends and world standards in the field of water distribution systems management.

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Analiza zmienności godzinowego i dobowego zapotrzebowania na wodę w wybranym wodociągu wiejskim - studium przypadku

Cited by 2 publications

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An Analysis of Seasonal Waste Draining for the Urban Agglomeration Using Statistical Methods

An Analysis of Seasonal Waste Draining for the Urban Agglomeration Using Statistical Methods

Water Loss Reduction as the Basis of Good Water Supply Companies’ Management

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