论文信息 - A case study of energy cost optimization in Monroe water distribution system

A case study of energy cost optimization in Monroe water distribution system

The most expensive part of operating water distribution system is the cost of energy required for pumping. With variable rate contracts, energy costs can vary during the day. As a result, the price of energy during peak demand is typically higher than other hours of a day. To save money and minimize user fees water distribution system may be able to shift energy usage to off-peak hours.

Seyed Mohsen Sadatiyan Abkenar | Carol J. Miller | Shawn P. McElmurry | Fatemeh Alighalehbabakhani

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