Modelling the Propagation of Non Conservative Substances in Distribution Systems
published by Damascus University
in 2001
in
and research's language is
العربية
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Abstract in English
Drinking water although acceptable in quality when it leaves the treatment plant or
the supply source, it may undergo changes in quality during the distribution phase
before it reaches the consumer. Changes in quality may be caused by chemical or
biological transformation, by a loss of system integrity, or by blending of water from
different sources.
References used
Bhave, P.R., (1991), Analysis of Flow in Water Distribution Networks, Technomic Publishing Company, Inc., 1991
Clark, R. M., and Males, R. M., (1985), ‘Simulating Cost and Quality in Water Distribution’, Journal of Water Resources, Planning and Management, ASCE, Vol 111(4), 454-466
Clark, R. M., Grayman, W. M., Males, R. M., and Coyle J. A. (1988), ‘Modeling Contaminant Propagation in Drinking-Water Distribution Systems’, Aqua No. 3, pp 137 to 151