Evaluating energy recovery potential in Murcia's water supply system
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Vigueras Rodríguez, Antonio; Nowicz, Dorota; García Bermejo, Juan Tomás; Castillo Elsitdie, Luis G.; Nevado, Simón; [et al.]Grupo de investigación
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2018-01-30Cita bibliográfica
VIGUERAS RODRÍGUEZ, Antonio et al. Evaluating energy recovery potential in Murcia's water supply system. En: Danish Water Forum, Lyngby, 2018.Revisión por pares
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Murcia is the 7th most populated city in Spain. Its water supply system is extensively monitored through a
large number of pressure gauges and flow meters. Murcia’s water supply network is fed from distribution
reservoirs at enough elevation to avoid needing pumping stations for most of the city districts. Hydraulic
resources have been evaluated throughout the water supply system. Besides the pressure reducing valves,
where the assessment is quite straight forward [1], District Metered Areas (DMA) inlets have been evaluated.
In these areas despite the hydraulic resources are not as great as in pressure reducing valves locations, their
location is quite convenient. Actually, these positions are located inside the city, therefore making easy to use
the produced energy in municipal self consumption or to provide facilities to the citizens.
In order to perform such evaluation, a detailed model of the water supply network has been implemented in
EPANET parting from a GIS model. The ...
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