1997
DOI: 10.4995/ia.1997.2717
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Optimización de redes de distribución de agua utilizando un algoritmo genético

Abstract: RESUMEN: Un algoritmo genético (AG), INTRODUCCIÓNDurante los últimos veinticinco años, gran parte de la atención de los ingenieros hidráulicos se ha centrado en el desarrollo de técnicas de diseño y análisis de redes de distribución de agua.Las redes de distribución de agua son sistemas compuestos por tuberías, bombas, etc., conectados de modo que suministren a los consumidores las cantidades de agua demandada a las presiones requeridas.La implantación tanto de una nueva red de distribución como de ampliacione… Show more

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“…-Genetic Algorithms: Savic and Walters (1997), Montesinos and García-Guzmán (1996), show the best solutions reported for a GA with a configuration similar to the one used in this work. The results obtained by Montesinos were converted to the units presented in order to make them comparable.…”
Section: Alperovits and Shamir Networkmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…-Genetic Algorithms: Savic and Walters (1997), Montesinos and García-Guzmán (1996), show the best solutions reported for a GA with a configuration similar to the one used in this work. The results obtained by Montesinos were converted to the units presented in order to make them comparable.…”
Section: Alperovits and Shamir Networkmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…In this problem, presented by Alperovits and Shamir (1977), and solved, among others, by Goulter et al;Kessler et al (1989); Eiger et al (1994); Savic and Walters (1997); Montesinos and García-Guzmán (1996) and Cunha and Sousa (1999); the work fluid is water at 20°C. All the network piping is 1000 m long and a material roughness of 1,5e-4 m , and the minimum pressure requirement in nodes 2 to 7 is 30 m on the reference level.…”
Section: Alperovits and Shamir Networkmentioning
confidence: 98%