Identification of Failure Causes in the Water Supply Network
Dawid Szpak, Izabela Piegdoń
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Dawid Szpak, Izabela Piegdoń
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Abstract Water supply network is the most likely element which can fail in the whole water supply system. Failures of the water supply network often results in limitation or lack of water supply to the consumers. Identification and ranking of failure causes in terms of frequency, are the possibility to present proposals of action, related to the replacement or modernization of the water supply network. In addition, the water supply network failures were related to the main parameter important for the water consumers the time of suspended supplying in water.
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Abstract Water supply network is the most likely element which can fail in the whole water supply system. Failures of the water supply network often results in limitation or lack of water supply to the consumers. Identification and ranking of failure causes in terms of frequency, are the possibility to present proposals of action, related to the replacement or modernization of the water supply network. In addition, the water supply network failures were related to the main parameter important for the water consumers the time of suspended supplying in water.
Key concepts: Water supply, Water supply network, Identification (biology), Ranking (information retrieval), Supply network, Modernization theory, Environmental economics, Business