The Resilience of Intermittent Water Supply Systems under Limited Water and Electricity Availability

Two main reasons for using intermittent water supply (IWS) systems are water scarcity and power outages. As a result of IWS systems, consumers have inequitable water supply and high operating costs for water utilities. This study proposes a new methodology for assessing and improving the IWS systems’ resilience under limited water and electricity supply. First, a global resilience analysis (GRA) of the network was conducted to identify its main vulnerabilities. Second, adaptation intervention strategies were considered to improve the network’s resilience. Results indicate that system resilience is improved through an operation intervention strategy.

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Published
2024-09-10
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3390/engproc2024069099
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2
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Water Systems and Optimization
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The Resilience of Intermittent Water Supply Systems under Limited Water and Electricity Availability

Raziyeh Farmani, Akbar A. Javadi, Faten Ayyash
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The Resilience of Intermittent Water Supply Systems under Limited Water and Electricity Availability

Raziyeh Farmani, Akbar A. Javadi, Faten Ayyash
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Abstract

Two main reasons for using intermittent water supply (IWS) systems are water scarcity and power outages. As a result of IWS systems, consumers have inequitable water supply and high operating costs for water utilities. This study proposes a new methodology for assessing and improving the IWS systems’ resilience under limited water and electricity supply. First, a global resilience analysis (GRA) of the network was conducted to identify its main vulnerabilities. Second, adaptation intervention strategies were considered to improve the network’s resilience. Results indicate that system resilience is improved through an operation intervention strategy.

University of Exeter (GB)
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Water Systems and Optimization
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