Predictive Modeling the Turbidity Response in Al-Saray Water Distribution Network in Najaf Governorate/Middle of Iraq, Using PODDS Model
Reducing water turbidity is one of the main issues the water industry is currently experiencing. The ability to predict the spatial probability and intensity of discoloration events in distribution systems can lead to the adoption and improvement of proactive operation and maintenance strategies to...
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| description | Reducing water turbidity is one of the main issues the water industry is currently experiencing. The ability to predict the spatial probability and intensity of discoloration events in distribution systems can lead to the adoption and improvement of proactive operation and maintenance strategies to reduce turbidity. The main objective of this study is to forecast Using the Prediction of Discoloration in Distribution Systems (PODDS model), simulate the turbidity response in the Al-Saray water distribution network caused by higher flow rates and a change in the daily demand pattern for water consumption. The work covered AL -Saray water distribution network. with took into account the two feed flowrate (FFR) values of the AL-Saray water network, which were (522 and 5870) m3/day. The turbidity response was observed to be low when daily flows were supplied to the network, but it increased as the flow increased. The maximum turbidity response was observed when water was fed into the Al-Saray water network at a flowrate of 5780 m3/day. the material layers are conditioned to daily flow, or shear stress. However, when the flow increases due to an increased demand for water, the fluid’s shear stress exceeds the material layers’ shear strength, which leads to the material becoming mobilized. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-3fac4e351568486788e2442fd8c26bfa2025-02-02T15:47:54ZengSciendoCivil and Environmental Engineering2199-65122024-12-012021095110610.2478/cee-2024-0079Predictive Modeling the Turbidity Response in Al-Saray Water Distribution Network in Najaf Governorate/Middle of Iraq, Using PODDS ModelAbed Zahraa H.0Jasem Hayder M.1Mohammed Hayder S.2Dept. of Civil Eng., College of Eng., Univ. of Basrah, Basrah, IraqDept. of Structures and Water Resources, College of Eng., Univ. of Kufa, Najaf, IraqDept. of Structures and Water Resources, College of Eng., Univ. of Kufa, Najaf, IraqReducing water turbidity is one of the main issues the water industry is currently experiencing. The ability to predict the spatial probability and intensity of discoloration events in distribution systems can lead to the adoption and improvement of proactive operation and maintenance strategies to reduce turbidity. The main objective of this study is to forecast Using the Prediction of Discoloration in Distribution Systems (PODDS model), simulate the turbidity response in the Al-Saray water distribution network caused by higher flow rates and a change in the daily demand pattern for water consumption. The work covered AL -Saray water distribution network. with took into account the two feed flowrate (FFR) values of the AL-Saray water network, which were (522 and 5870) m3/day. The turbidity response was observed to be low when daily flows were supplied to the network, but it increased as the flow increased. The maximum turbidity response was observed when water was fed into the Al-Saray water network at a flowrate of 5780 m3/day. the material layers are conditioned to daily flow, or shear stress. However, when the flow increases due to an increased demand for water, the fluid’s shear stress exceeds the material layers’ shear strength, which leads to the material becoming mobilized.https://doi.org/10.2478/cee-2024-0079turbidity modelling podds model water distribution system discolouration |
| spellingShingle | Abed Zahraa H. Jasem Hayder M. Mohammed Hayder S. Predictive Modeling the Turbidity Response in Al-Saray Water Distribution Network in Najaf Governorate/Middle of Iraq, Using PODDS Model Civil and Environmental Engineering turbidity modelling podds model water distribution system discolouration |
| title | Predictive Modeling the Turbidity Response in Al-Saray Water Distribution Network in Najaf Governorate/Middle of Iraq, Using PODDS Model |
| title_full | Predictive Modeling the Turbidity Response in Al-Saray Water Distribution Network in Najaf Governorate/Middle of Iraq, Using PODDS Model |
| title_fullStr | Predictive Modeling the Turbidity Response in Al-Saray Water Distribution Network in Najaf Governorate/Middle of Iraq, Using PODDS Model |
| title_full_unstemmed | Predictive Modeling the Turbidity Response in Al-Saray Water Distribution Network in Najaf Governorate/Middle of Iraq, Using PODDS Model |
| title_short | Predictive Modeling the Turbidity Response in Al-Saray Water Distribution Network in Najaf Governorate/Middle of Iraq, Using PODDS Model |
| title_sort | predictive modeling the turbidity response in al saray water distribution network in najaf governorate middle of iraq using podds model |
| topic | turbidity modelling podds model water distribution system discolouration |
| url | https://doi.org/10.2478/cee-2024-0079 |
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