Resilience Analysis as Part of Optimal Cost Design of Water Distribution Networks

Saldarriaga, Juan; Serna, Manuel A.

doi:10.1061/40927(243)496

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“…Saldarriaga and Serna [58] highlight the complexity of the water distribution network design problem, attributing it to the nonlinear relationship between flow and head loss, along with discrete variables such as pipe diameters constrained by market availability. They emphasize the nonlinear connection between the cost function of pipes and their diameters.…”

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Global Events and Surge in Residential Water Demand: Exploring Possible Hydraulic Scenarios

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For humankind to survive, access to sufficient and safe drinking water is fundamental. This study explores the connection between rising domestic water consumption and planetary phenomena, such as rapid population growth, climate change, and pandemics. To achieve the study’s objectives, it provides a thorough forecast of water use, considering probable global scenarios for the years 2030 and 2050. The modeling approach is adapted from a consistent case study taken from the body of scientific literature on water supply hydraulics. The study’s results highlight the necessity for proactive and flexible management strategies for water resources. Notably, it observes significant alterations in water supply management to adjust water allocation due to the unanticipated and ongoing increase in consumer demand. The forecasted scenarios indicate potential difficulties that may arise in meeting rising domestic water demand amid planetary phenomena. The presented results offer valuable insights to policymakers and water supply authorities, enabling them to effectively address the rising domestic water demand while considering potential adverse conditions, ensuring a sustainable water supply for future generations.

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“…The authors stress the importance of the Water Distribution Network. WDN operators periodically evaluate network resilience to sustain service reliability [58].…”

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Global Events and Surge in Residential Water Demand: Exploring Possible Hydraulic Scenarios

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Martínez-Solano

et al. 2024

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Flexibility Ranking of Water Distribution System Designs Under Future Mechanical and Hydraulic Uncertainty

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Naser

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Reliability Indicators for Water Distribution System Design: Comparison

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4When designing a water distribution system (WDS) it is imperative that the reliability of the 5 network is taken into consideration. It is possible to directly evaluate the reliability of a 6 WDS, although the calculation processes involved are computationally intensive and thus 7 undesirable for some state-of-the-art, iterative design approaches (such as optimisation). 8Consequently, interest has recently grown in the use of reliability indicators, which are 9 simpler and faster to evaluate than direct reliability methods. 10In this study, two existing reliability indicators, the Todini resilience index and entropy for

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Resilience Analysis as Part of Optimal Cost Design of Water Distribution Networks

Cited by 5 publications

References 3 publications

Global Events and Surge in Residential Water Demand: Exploring Possible Hydraulic Scenarios

Global Events and Surge in Residential Water Demand: Exploring Possible Hydraulic Scenarios

Flexibility Ranking of Water Distribution System Designs Under Future Mechanical and Hydraulic Uncertainty

Reliability Indicators for Water Distribution System Design: Comparison

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