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Decision support systems for water supply systems : smart water system to improve the operation of water supply systems by using applied mathematics / Andreas Pirsing, Antonio Morsi, editors.

Van Pelt Library TD273 .D43 2020
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Pirsing, Andreas, editor.
Morsi, Antonio, editor.
Series:
EMS series in industrial and applied mathematics ; 2.
EMS series in industrial and applied mathematics ; 2
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Water-supply--Technological innovations--Germany.
Water-supply.
Water-supply--Mathematical models.
Water-supply--Automation.
Mathematical optimization.
Technological innovations.
Germany.
Physical Description:
xv, 227 pages ; 25 cm.
Place of Publication:
Berlin : European Mathematical Society, [2020]
Summary:
The book summarizes the results of the BMBF funded joint research project EWave (reference 02WER1323F) that was initiated to develop an innovative Decision Support Systems (DSS) for water supply companies. The book is written for automation experts in water supply companies as well as mathematicians who work for infrastructure companies.Operating water supply systems is complex. It has to be ensured that consumers are reliably supplied with a sufficient quantity and quality of water as well as a sufficient water pressure at all times. In addition to a reliable water supply, consumers demand for reasonable prices. For decision making and operational support, the EWave system uses newly developed integrated optimization modules. As a result, the user receives operating schedules on a 15 minute scale. For this purpose, mixed-integer linear and nonlinear mathematical optimization methods are combined. First, a mixed-integer optimization model is solved in order to derive all discrete decisions (primarily pump schedules). The idea here is to approximate the physics by piecewise linear relaxations well enough to come up with the right/optimal decisions. EWave then uses nonlinear optimization and simulation methods to get the physics straight. The process is iterated if necessary. This approach enables globally optimal solutions within an a-priori given quality tolerance.Optimization results obtained in real time yield a potential of energy savings of up to 4-6% daily for the waterworks in the pilot area.
Contents:
Role of ICT in water supply systems: requirements, current status and challenges / Andreas Pirsing, Moritz Allmaras, Roland Rosen, Tim Schenk, Annelie Sohr
EWave energy management system / Constantin Blanck, Stefan Fischer, Michael Plath, Moritz Allmaras, Andreas Pirsing, Tim Schenk, Annelie Sohr
Demand forecast / Patrick Hausmann
Hydraulic modeling and energy view / Gerd Steinebach, Oliver Kolb
Optimization / Björn Geißler, Alexander Martin, Antonio Morsi, Maximilian Walther, Oliver Kolb, Jens Lang, Lisa Wagner
Network aggregation / Tim Jax
Setup of simulation model and calibration / Gerd Steinebach, David Dreistadt, Patrick Hausmann, Tim Jax
Field data, automation, instrumentation and communication / Constantin Blanck, Stefan Fischer, Michael Plath
New ICT architecture / Tim Schenk, Moritz Allmaras, Andreas Pirsing, Annelie Sohr
Water cockpit: dashboards for decision support systems / Michael Plath, Constantin Blanck, Stefan Fischer, Moritz Allmaras, Andreas Pirsing, Tim Schenk, Annelie Sohr
Field test / Annelie Sohr, Constantin Blanck, Stefan Fischer, Michael Plath, Moritz Allmaras, Tim Schenk, Andreas Pirsing.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
9783037192078
3037192070
OCLC:
1155544198
Publisher Number:
99987477360

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