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A Review of Leakage - Updating Managing Leakage Methodology and Theory
Price: £50
Ref: 97/WM/08/10
ISBN: 1 84057 036 9
Published: 1997
The first update of 'Managing Leakage', the 1995 water industry report. Economics of leakage methodology, both short and long term is developed in detail. There are case studies on whole- life costing. Seven key areas of UKWIR research are summarised including marginal costs, water balances, social and environmental costs, economics of supply pipe leakage and effects of mains rehabilitation.
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Performance and Whole Life Costs of Best Management Practices and Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems
05/WW/03/6 - ISBN: 1 94339 743 9This report documents the performance and whole life costs of stormwater practices in the U.S. (Best Management Practices) and UK (Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems) aimed at reducing the impact of urbanisation. ... More...
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Towards Best Practice for the Assessment of Supply Pipe Leakage
05/WM/08/32 - ISBN: 1 84057 397 XA supply pipe leakage estimate is required for regulatory reporting. However, a more detailed understanding of proportion of total leakage that is associated with supply pipes will also improve operational allocation of le... More...
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Background Leakage
03/WM/08/30 - ISBN: 1-84057 283 3Background leakage is an important concept in leakage economics. This report assesses the methodologies available for investigating background leakage and recommends a best practice. The report also develops the understanding... More...
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Leakage Index Curve and the Longer-Term Effects of Pressure Management
03/WM/08/29 - ISBN: 1-84057-280-9This project considers the various methods available of predicting both the short and long term effects of pressure management. The report concludes that there is little practical difference between the methods for the majori... More...
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Estimating Legitimate Non- Household Night Use Allowances
99/WM/08/26 - ISBN: 1 84057 165 9This study has produced a robust and generalised methodology that can be used by individual companies to more accurately determine legitimate non-household metered use. This should improve the accuracy of regulatory reporting... More...
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