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<p>Water Supply Systems (WSS) can very well be dubbed as the backbone of every major human settlement for thousands of years at this point as every major human settlement throughout history has, regardless of time period or rural/urban erection or evolution has had its emplacement close to if not dead center over a significant water source that can provide this valuable and desperately needed resource to the populace. Of course, with the passage of time and the ever increasing number of the population and their life style, new techniques and technologies were incorporated within the grand design of the water supply pipeline, mainly automation and operation reliability boosts by means of electricity. It is a given that electrical current is not cheap to produce and maintain, although it is a field of ongoing study and research when it comes to optimizing the energy consumption of any system that runs on this costly resource, both for making the overall operation of the entire system more reliable but also more economical, all the while taking inspiration of multiple specialty works published within this field and, of course, already established local and European Union standards within Romania.</p>
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Water Supply Systems (WSS) can very well be dubbed as the backbone of every major human settlement for thousands of years at this point as every major human settlement throughout history has, regardless of time period or rural/urban erection or evolution has had its emplacement close to if not dead center over a significant water source that can provide this valuable and desperately needed resource to the populace. Of course, with the passage of time and the ever increasing number of the population and their life style, new techniques and technologies were incorporated within the grand design of the water supply pipeline, mainly automation and operation reliability boosts by means of electricity. It is a given that electrical current is not cheap to produce and maintain, although it is a field of ongoing study and research when it comes to optimizing the energy consumption of any system that runs on this costly resource, both for making the overall operation of the entire system more reliable but also more economical, all the while taking inspiration of multiple specialty works published within this field and, of course, already established local and European Union standards within Romania.

Comparative Studies and Research on Optimizing Electric Consumption of Water Supply Systems

Faculty of Construction, Cadastre and Architecture, Department of Constructions

Faculty of Energy and Industrial Management, Department of Textile – Leather and Industrial Management

Journal of Applied Engineering Sciences

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Water Supply Systems (WSS) can very well be dubbed as the backbone of every major human settlement for thousands of years at this point as every major human...

Comparative Studies and Research on Optimizing Electric Consumption of Water Supply Systems

Published Online: May 19, 2022

Page range: 97 - 106

Received: Mar 10, 2022

Accepted: Mar 28, 2022

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/jaes-2022-0014

Keywords
water supply system, energy management, research study, electric consumption, water pumping

© 2022 S. Szabo et al., published by Sciendo

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Comparative Studies and Research on Optimizing Electric Consumption of Water Supply Systems

Published Online: May 19, 2022

Page range: 97 - 106

Received: Mar 10, 2022

Accepted: Mar 28, 2022

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/jaes-2022-0014

Keywordswater supply system, energy management, research study, electric consumption, water pumping

© 2022 S. Szabo et al., published by Sciendo

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Keywords
water supply system, energy management, research study, electric consumption, water pumping