论文信息 - Combining the Probabilistic Demand Model SIMDEUM With a Network Model

Combining the Probabilistic Demand Model SIMDEUM With a Network Model

Modeling of water quality in water distribution systems can be improved significantly when using stochastic demands. The stochastic demand pattern generator SIMDEUM is based on stochastic information on end users as retrieved from surveys. Stochastic demand patterns from SIMDEUM were applied in a small network model of 550 demand nodes in a residential area in the Netherlands. An EPANET based network solver was used to assess velocities and travel times. The actual measurements agree well with the simulations.

Jan Vreeburg | E. J. M. Blokker | A. J. Vogelaar

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