Influence of transit water flow rate on its dispensation and on inflow through nozzles in pressure pipeline under action of external pressure

Cherniuk, Volodymyr; Riabenko, Oleksandr; Ivaniv, Vasyl

doi:10.1515/sspjce-2017-0030

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“…Researchers (10) developed an integrated drought index to assess its impact. The recovery index, as the most important drought assessment index, has been considered in many studies, but there are some caveats.…”

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Scientific Principles Of Effluent Repositioning In An Additional ByProduct Of A Water Basin By Global Warming Mode

Oleksiy,

Alona,

Sergiy

et al. 2023

International Conference on Civil Engineering Fundamentals and Applications

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Bathymetric sensors have been installed in characteristic sections of the Dnipro River to collect data on changes in the level and quality of the water resource. Collected data on annual runoff, sediment accumulation on the river bottom, and operational forecasts of risk events for business owners and farmers. Increasing the energy efficiency of enterprises in the conditions of rising electricity tariffs is an important task for owners. Reduction of operating costs for repeated water treatment is possible thanks to the implementation of advanced cleaning and conditioning technologies, as well as taking into account the quantity and quality of wastewater. This reserve is for balancing water in the reservoir of the region. Drought parameters, volumes and quality of model mixtures for enterprises, geometric parameters of the recreational lake depending on morphological parameters of enterprises were studied. To improve the dynamics of biodiversity development, an intelligent system has been developed for the integration of all types of reclaimed water to replenish the reservoir balance. Ultrafiltration with immobilized enzyme membranes is offered for comprehensive accounting of conditionally pure water. The produced resource enters the reservoir basin and reduces the anthropogenic load on the buffer zone of the reservoir between cities. By restoring the resource of the buffer zone, biodiversity is renewed and fauna is restored. For the productive work of regional water regulators, auxiliary programs have been developed to provide information on technical and economic issues. It is suggested that the regulator and scientific experts work together productively to identify water drainage crisis zones.

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Section: Methodology Of Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Scientific Principles Of Effluent Repositioning In An Additional ByProduct Of A Water Basin By Global Warming Mode

Oleksiy,

Alona,

Sergiy

et al. 2023

International Conference on Civil Engineering Fundamentals and Applications

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“…The results of the research (Figure 1 Figure 2. The hydrological toolkit for fixing real data on-line has been applied and patterns of morphological sediment transport have been revealed (Cherniuk et al, 2017) (Figure 3). The study was the basis for the development of the software "Bathymetry", for modeling the type of reservoir bed in geometric sections to determine the productivity of rivers in conditions of hyperthermia.…”

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Sedimentation Management of Man-Made Water for Restoring the Quality of the River Resource

Oleksiy¹,

Ryabenko²,

Bakhtin³

et al. 2019

GEP

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Research of water resources restoration of natural Dnieper river and man-made nature was carried out. The studies of water quality at working and peak operating modes of production cooling equipment were carried out. The conditions for the supersaturation of poorly soluble salts of the basin (3 CaCO ns = 72.34; 4 CaSO ns = 12.54) and accumulation of sediments of the reservoir are determined. The gravity tools for the restoration of water resources are proposed. A criterion equation for recharge the circulating system at peak mode was obtained. The granulometric potential of waste sediments at environmental feasibility is analyzed. The research involved supercritical temperature modes, taking into account precipitation hyperthermia. In the process of conducting a hydrological study, an evolutionary equation sediment model has been developed. The calculations of the technological flow capacity limits by of 125 W/m 2 due to turbidity (750 mg/l) and hardness (up to 12 mg ekv per liter) of water resources are obtained. Mechanical sedimentation of the water stream increasing the energy potential up to 275 W/m 2 was determined. The use of chemical agents (ozone) as a combined treatment increasing the flow potential up to 650 W/m 2 is achieved. The application of technical way to natural water improving power to 975 W/m 2 is received. Erosion of the bottom of the basin reduces the hydrological potential due to the unfinished state of biodegradation of sediments. The hydrological characteristics of the stream at a distance of 3000 m with characteristic technogenic inclusions were obtained. The study was conducted at natural Dnieper river and laboratory conditions with chemical catalyst and mechanical activator.

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“…PCs are widespread in water supply (water-intake structures with tubular heads), amelioration (drainage systems), water supply, etc. [3].…”

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Assessment of Water Loss in the Water Distribution Network of Bendjerrah Using a Combination Approach of Fixed Area Variable Area Discharge, Minimum Night Flow, and Epanet Calibrator

Dorbani

Mansouri

Balla

et al. 2022

Selected Scientific Papers - Journal of Civil Engineering

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Water losses due to leakage are a pernicious problem for water utilities. Understanding and quantifying Non-Revenue Water (NRW) and water loss components is the first step in the management of urban water losses. Hydraulic modeling is a powerful tool to predict the impacts of different management scenarios on the hydraulics of the Water Distribution Network (WDN). The water distribution network (WDN) can be divided into a number of District Meter Areas (DMAs) with suitable sizes in order to apply pressure management. In this study, the Fixed Area Variable Area Discharge (FAVAD) concept and the number of leaks were analyzed for a number of water network pressure management areas in the city of Bendjerrah – the district of Guelma, Algeria. The analysis identified some anomalies concerning the parameters of some networks; especially those related to leakage exponent N1 values greater than 1.5. The approach used in this framework is based on the estimation of the leakage from the Minimum Night Flow (MNF) and the burst frequency of Average Zonal Pressure (AZP). After the use of this approach and the calibration procedure using the Epanet-calibrator on real District Meter Areas, the obtained results are very close to the real state of the network. In addition, this paper studies the possibility of explicitly incorporating the variation of the leakage zone in the hydraulic modeling of the water distribution systems. The results show that the power equation leakage exponent N1 estimates the total system leakage with an error of up to 20%. From the Minimum Night Flow, obtained by using the South African Night Flow (SANFLOW) practical tool, it was found that the actual losses calculated for sectors 1, 2, and 3 are respectively 25%, 45%, and 30%.

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Influence of transit water flow rate on its dispensation and on inflow through nozzles in pressure pipeline under action of external pressure

Cited by 4 publications

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Scientific Principles Of Effluent Repositioning In An Additional ByProduct Of A Water Basin By Global Warming Mode

Scientific Principles Of Effluent Repositioning In An Additional ByProduct Of A Water Basin By Global Warming Mode

Sedimentation Management of Man-Made Water for Restoring the Quality of the River Resource

Assessment of Water Loss in the Water Distribution Network of Bendjerrah Using a Combination Approach of Fixed Area Variable Area Discharge, Minimum Night Flow, and Epanet Calibrator

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