Alexandria Engineering Journal · 2013 · 16 citations · 5 references
Water Pipeline NetworksLinear Graph TheoryEngineeringNetwork ScienceWater ResourcesFlow ControlSteady StateCivil EngineeringPipe FlowNumerical MethodNetwork AnalysisSystems EngineeringSimulationFluid PowerModeling And SimulationWater DistributionHydraulicsHydraulic Engineering
A numerical method that uses linear graph theory is presented for both steady state, and extended period simulation in a pipe network including its hydraulic components (pumps, valves, junctions, etc.). The developed model is based on the Extended Linear Graph Theory (ELGT) technique. This technique is modified to include new network components such as flow control valves and tanks. The technique also expanded for extended period simulation (EPS). A newly modified method for the calculation of updated flows improving the convergence rate is being introduced. Both benchmarks, ad Actual networks are analyzed to check the reliability of the proposed method. The results reveal the finer performance of the proposed method.
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Improved Design of Fluid Networks with Computers
Thomas A. Marlow, R. Logan Hardison, Henry Jacobson et al. · Journal of the Hydraulics Division · 1966 · 13 citations