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An evaluation of the pressure-leakage response of selected water distribution networks in South Africa
Pressure is one of the major factors influencing leakage in water distribution systems. For this reason, pressure management has become standard practice in reducing leakage in water distribution networks around the world. A range of N1 values have been published following studies of the impact of p...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2020
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