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Experimental investigation of leakage-induced pipe erosion outside of pipe leaks
The problem of water loss from water distribution systems is an issue that faces municipalities worldwide. A large proportion of water loss is a result of leakage. With increasing water scarcity across the globe, it is imperative to conserve water resources, and hence reduce leakage in water distrib...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2016
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