Assessment of Electrical Load in Water Distribution Systems Using Representative Load Profiles-Based Method

  • Grigoras G
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The problem of optimal management of a water distribution system includes the determination of the operation regime for each hydrophore station. The optimal operation of a water distribution system means a maximum attention to assess the demands of the water, with minimum electrical energy consumption. The analysis of load profiles corresponding to a water distribution system can be the first step that water companies must make to assess the electrical energy consumption. This paper presents a new method to assess the electrical load in water distribution systems, taking into account the time-dependent evolution of loads from the hydrophore stations. The proposed method is tested on a real urban water distribution system, showing its effectiveness in obtaining the electrical energy consumption with a relatively low computational burden.

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  • Table 1: Synthesis of the literature techniques for classification and load profiling.
  • Figure 1: Flow chart of the proposed method.
  • Table 2: The technical characteristics of hydrophore stations from water distribution system.
  • Figure 2:The silhouette global coefficient for different values of the number of clusters.
  • Figure 3: The silhouette plot for 𝐾opt = 3.
  • Figure 4: Clustering results with 3 clusters ((a) cluster C1, (b) cluster C2, (c) cluster C3).
  • Table 3: Hourly coefficients of representative load profiles.
  • Table 4: Results of clustering process.

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Grigoras, G. (2014). Assessment of Electrical Load in Water Distribution Systems Using Representative Load Profiles-Based Method. Advances in Electrical Engineering, 2014, 1–10. https://doi.org/10.1155/2014/865621

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