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Gutry‐Korycka, Małgorzata

doi:10.1515/igbp-2015-0009

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“…Large retention reservoirs are designed to protect us from extreme phenomena such as periodic floods and droughts [1]. However, their retention capacity is really low.…”

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An assessment of water quality in dam reservoirs, considering their aggressive properties

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“…Large retention reservoirs are designed to protect us from extreme phenomena such as periodic floods and droughts [1]. However, their retention capacity is really low.…”

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An assessment of water quality in dam reservoirs, considering their aggressive properties

2018

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“…According to a UN Resolution of 28 June 2010, access to drinking water is nothing less than a fundamental human right. Poland has some of the most limited water resources of any European country [1], making the saving of water at the levels of both the consumer and the water-supply company a matter of considerable importance. Analyses of losses from collective water-supply systems (CWSS) have featured in many scientific publications [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9], but the matter remains a current one, worthy of further research, and the limitation of water losses need to be a priority for operators of water-supply networks.…”

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Seasonality analysis of water losses in a selected collective water supply system

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Tchórzewska-Cieślak

2019

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The aim of the study is to analyse the seasonality of water losses from a collective water-supply system (CWSS) on the example of a provincial city located in south eastern Poland. The analysis was based on exploitation data obtained from the water-supply company for the period 2012-2016. For the analysis of seasonality a method based on average homogeneous sub-periods was used, with a relative seasonality index and the absolute levels of seasonal fluctuations being determined. Water losses from the analysed CWSS are also characterised using unit water-volume indicators within the water supply network. Over the research period, the volume of water produced and sold was found to decline, even as the number of inhabitants using the network increased. On the other hand, there is a growing demand for water used for own purposes by company, as related directly to their development. Water losses and values determined for the water-loss volume indicator both show a downward trend for the analysed CWSS. It is further observed that, in January, March and May, the loss of water is above average, while the volume of water lost in the other months is below average.

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An assessment of water quality in dam reservoirs, considering their aggressive properties

An assessment of water quality in dam reservoirs, considering their aggressive properties

Seasonality analysis of water losses in a selected collective water supply system

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