Use of hydraulic simulation as a tool in decision making in water supply network: a case study in the Brazilian city of São Gabriel, RS

Population care by water supply networks has evolved in the world but it is still not a reality for the entire population. In the existing systems, almost 40% of the volume of water available does not reach the user. An important variable that influences water losses in the system is the pressure. I...

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Authors: Martins, Matheus Rodrigues, Bayer, Debora Missio, Conte, Luiza Chiarelli, Bertazzo , Luiz Antonio de Brito
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Publication Date:2024
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water losses
pressure
water supply network
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Use of hydraulic simulation as a tool in decision making in water supply network: a case study in the Brazilian city of São Gabriel, RS
Use of hydraulic simulation as a tool in decision making in water supply network: a case study in the Brazilian city of São Gabriel, RS
Use of hydraulic simulation as a tool in decision making in water supply network: a case study in the Brazilian city of São Gabriel, RS
title Use of hydraulic simulation as a tool in decision making in water supply network: a case study in the Brazilian city of São Gabriel, RS
spellingShingle Use of hydraulic simulation as a tool in decision making in water supply network: a case study in the Brazilian city of São Gabriel, RS
Martins, Matheus Rodrigues
Water supply network
water losses
pressure
water supply network
water losses
pressure
water supply network
water losses
pressure
title_short Use of hydraulic simulation as a tool in decision making in water supply network: a case study in the Brazilian city of São Gabriel, RS
title_full Use of hydraulic simulation as a tool in decision making in water supply network: a case study in the Brazilian city of São Gabriel, RS
title_fullStr Use of hydraulic simulation as a tool in decision making in water supply network: a case study in the Brazilian city of São Gabriel, RS
title_full_unstemmed Use of hydraulic simulation as a tool in decision making in water supply network: a case study in the Brazilian city of São Gabriel, RS
title_sort Use of hydraulic simulation as a tool in decision making in water supply network: a case study in the Brazilian city of São Gabriel, RS
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Martins, Matheus Rodrigues
Bayer, Debora Missio
Conte, Luiza Chiarelli
Bertazzo , Luiz Antonio de Brito
author Martins, Matheus Rodrigues
author_facet Martins, Matheus Rodrigues
Bayer, Debora Missio
Conte, Luiza Chiarelli
Bertazzo , Luiz Antonio de Brito
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author2 Bayer, Debora Missio
Conte, Luiza Chiarelli
Bertazzo , Luiz Antonio de Brito
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Water supply network
water losses
pressure
water supply network
water losses
pressure
water supply network
water losses
pressure
topic Water supply network
water losses
pressure
water supply network
water losses
pressure
water supply network
water losses
pressure
description Population care by water supply networks has evolved in the world but it is still not a reality for the entire population. In the existing systems, almost 40% of the volume of water available does not reach the user. An important variable that influences water losses in the system is the pressure. In this work, part of the water distribution system in the Brazilian city of So Gabriel, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul (RS), was evaluated through hydraulic simulation using [public domain, water distribution system modeling software package developed by the United States Environmental Protection Agencys (EPA) Water Supply and Water Resources Division] EPANET in three different scenarios: maximum, minimum and sustainable water consumption. In the simulations, the pressures and speeds in the distribution system were analyzed, which allowed the proposition of interventions such as: installation of accessories (pump and pressure reducing valves), reducing diameters of some pipe sections, alteration of the operating regime of already existing pumps, system sectorization and estimates of loss reduction resulting from these interventions.
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In this work, part of the water distribution system in the Brazilian city of So Gabriel, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul (RS), was evaluated through hydraulic simulation using [public domain, water distribution system modeling software package developed by the United States Environmental Protection Agencys (EPA) Water Supply and Water Resources Division] EPANET in three different scenarios: maximum, minimum and sustainable water consumption. In the simulations, the pressures and speeds in the distribution system were analyzed, which allowed the proposition of interventions such as: installation of accessories (pump and pressure reducing valves), reducing diameters of some pipe sections, alteration of the operating regime of already existing pumps, system sectorization and estimates of loss reduction resulting from these interventions.Population care by water supply networks has evolved in the world but it is still not a reality for the entire population. In the existing systems, almost 40% of the volume of water available does not reach the user. An important variable that influences water losses in the system is the pressure. In this work, part of the water distribution system in the Brazilian city of So Gabriel, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul (RS), was evaluated through hydraulic simulation using [public domain, water distribution system modeling software package developed by the United States Environmental Protection Agencys (EPA) Water Supply and Water Resources Division] EPANET in three different scenarios: maximum, minimum and sustainable water consumption. In the simulations, the pressures and speeds in the distribution system were analyzed, which allowed the proposition of interventions such as: installation of accessories (pump and pressure reducing valves), reducing diameters of some pipe sections, alteration of the operating regime of already existing pumps, system sectorization and estimates of loss reduction resulting from these interventions.Population care by water supply networks has evolved in the world but it is still not a reality for the entire population. In the existing systems, almost 40% of the volume of water available does not reach the user. An important variable that influences water losses in the system is the pressure. In this work, part of the water distribution system in the Brazilian city of So Gabriel, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul (RS), was evaluated through hydraulic simulation using [public domain, water distribution system modeling software package developed by the United States Environmental Protection Agencys (EPA) Water Supply and Water Resources Division] EPANET in three different scenarios: maximum, minimum and sustainable water consumption. 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