Abstract
In this paper, the risk of water supply systems as a combination of hydraulic analyses (consequence) and failure probability of pipelines based on the actual condition is discussed. On the one hand, a stepwise closing of pipelines calculates the influence on customer’s supply which represents the importance of a pipe. On the other hand, based on existing failure statistics, age and material distribution, a failure probability of a pipe segment is calculated. The two factors represent a risk matrix which is crucial for optimising the system.
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Gerald, G. (2017). Risk management for water supply pipes. Water Practice and Technology, 12(2), 495–499. https://doi.org/10.2166/wpt.2017.054
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