
The paper focusses on water distribution systems (WDSs) of a general configuration, whose operation profile is decided by solving a sequential linear program (SLP). The paper introduces linearization procedure for a general network. The necessary SLP mathematical form for a general WDS is also derived. Cost function and all the constraints for the WDS optimization are elaborated. To validate the approach, the derived procedure is applied to a toy example and to a large segment of a WDS from a city in Spain. The results are compared with the operation policy obtained using hysteresis control and substantial operational costs reduction possibilities are demonstrated while respecting all WDS constraints.
General network, Water distribution system, TECHNICAL SCIENCES. Electrical Engineering. Automation and Robotics., Linearization, TEHNIČKE ZNANOSTI. Elektrotehnika. Automatizacija i robotika., Predictive control, Sequential linear program
General network, Water distribution system, TECHNICAL SCIENCES. Electrical Engineering. Automation and Robotics., Linearization, TEHNIČKE ZNANOSTI. Elektrotehnika. Automatizacija i robotika., Predictive control, Sequential linear program
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