Evaluating and improving the tools for predicting discolouration events in potable water supply system
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Open access
Authors
Al-Ithari, Afrah
Date
2013Supervisor
Assoc Prof. Arumugam Sathasivan
Prof. Hamid Nikraz
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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Science and Engineering
School
Department of Civil Engineering
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Abstract
Complaints regarding discoloured water are one of the major concerns facing water utilities. This research critically evaluates relevant tools and seeks a fundamental understanding of the causes of discoloured water, using considerable system data. Hydraulicevents, as opposed to pipe dirtiness, are critical, raising the question of the relevance of expensive cleaning procedures by water utilities. In order to resolve these issues, a more effective management approach is proposed, sufficient to prevent future discolouration events.
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