Water Supply Prediction for the Next 10 Years in Algeria: Risks and Challenges

Rahmani, Salah Eddine Ali; Brahim, C

doi:10.4172/2168-9768.1000197

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“…In Algeria, water pollution caused water-borne diseases and contributes, unfortunately, to the reduction of the quantities of fresh water which are already rare and consequently to the braking of national development (Sutton and Zaimeche, 1992;Ali Rahmani and Brahim, 2017;Kherifi and Bekiri, 2017). This situation leads to the construction of several water treatment and wastewater treatment plants in Algeria in order to minimize the negative effects on people and environment.…”

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Performance of two free biomass biological wastewater treatment processes (Aerated Lagoon and Activated Sludge) in Ouargla area, Algeria with referring to re-use the treated water in aquaculture

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Egypt. J. of Aquatic Biolo. and Fish.

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Performance of two free biomass biological wastewater treatment processes (Aerated Lagoon and Activated Sludge) in Ouargla area, Algeria with referring to re-use the treated water in aquaculture

Bachi¹,

Halilat²,

Bissati³

et al. 2020

Egypt. J. of Aquatic Biolo. and Fish.

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Standardized Hydraulic Incidents Index (SHYINI): A New Method to Analyze Hydraulic Incidents and Their Influence on Energy

Ali Rahmani,

Chibane,

Hired

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Earth and Environmental Sciences Library

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New software to analyze hydraulic incidents in Algeria

Rahmani

Chibane

2022

Appl Water Sci

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Fifteen percent of the total volume produced is lost, which has become a major problem for water resource management in Algeria. The number of high leakages reduces the performance of the drinking water supply network. The disturbance of the drinking water supply observed by the citizens resulted from several incidents occurring mainly on the axis of production or distribution (e.g., breakage, leakage, pollution, electrical problems, and drought). To manage these incidents and for water distribution monitoring in the high-level strategic plan, monitoring and control software was developed for the Algerian Water Company (ADE). This software is an essential tool that helps managers of water resources to monitor the water supply situation throughout the national territory to ameliorate water public services. This dynamic software has been in use since 2016.

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Water Supply Prediction for the Next 10 Years in Algeria: Risks and Challenges

Cited by 4 publications

References 6 publications

Performance of two free biomass biological wastewater treatment processes (Aerated Lagoon and Activated Sludge) in Ouargla area, Algeria with referring to re-use the treated water in aquaculture

Performance of two free biomass biological wastewater treatment processes (Aerated Lagoon and Activated Sludge) in Ouargla area, Algeria with referring to re-use the treated water in aquaculture

Standardized Hydraulic Incidents Index (SHYINI): A New Method to Analyze Hydraulic Incidents and Their Influence on Energy

New software to analyze hydraulic incidents in Algeria

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