Design of Water Supply Pipe Networks

Dr. Prabhata K. Swamee is an Emeritus Fellow at the Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, India, where he was formerly a professor of civil engineering. He has forty-five years of teaching, research, and industry experience in water resources engineering and has published numerous articles in international journals.Dr. Ashok K. Sharma is an Urban Water System Designer at CSIRO Australia, where he conducts research on design aspects of water, wastewater, and stormwater systems. As a civil engineer, he has twenty-five years of industry, research, and teaching experience in urban water systems and has had articles on urban water systems design published in international journals.

• Table of Tables. Table of Figures.Notations.Chapter 1: Introduction.Chapter 2: Basic Principles of Pipe Flows.Chapter 3: Pipe Network Analysis.Chapter 4: Cost Considerations.Chapter 5: General Principles of Network Synthesis.Chapter 6: Water Transmission Lines.Chapter 7: Water Distribution Mains.Chapter 8: Single Input Source Branched Systems.Chapter 9: Single Input Source Looped Systems.Chapter 10: Multi-Input Sources Branched Systems.Chapter 11: Multi-Input Sources Looped Systems.Chapter 12: Decomposition of A Large Water System And Optimal Zone Size.Chapter 13: Reorganisation of Water Distribution Systems.Chapter 14: Transportation of Solids Through Pipelines.Appendix A1: Linear Programming.Appendix A2: Geometric Programming.Appendix A3: Water Distribution Network Analysis Program.Book Drawings - Art Work.Notations.

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