Titlebook: Water Supply Management; David Stephenson Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998 environment.rehabilitation.water supply

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Water Supply to Developing Communities, Africa can no longer be swept under the carpet. the fact is that a great proportion of the world’s population live in abject poverty and will continue to live thus for many decades. Barring natural disaster the conclusion is likely to be severe malnutrition and disease. This is apart from the financial hardships.

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0921-092X reliable and economic water supply. .This volume presents an up-to-date overview of water supply managementand aims at efficient management of water supply schemes rather thandesign of new works. .Various chapters of the book are devoted to water demands, managementof reservoirs and conjunctive use

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Water Sources,ation in water courses make it easier to control and tax, therefore it is a more critical resource than the other indispensable resource, air. An impartial assessment of alternative sources, if any, goes a long way to dispelling concern and minimizing cost, therefore making more water available to more people.

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Loss Control and Rehabilitation, the purification works. On the other hand, consumption of water is frequently not metered so that the amount consumed is not easy to estimate. It also may not be consumed legitimately as there may be illegal connections into the distribution system.

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Supply Management and Water Cost,d extent of supply. Costs can be minimized by good management of planning and operations. It is now realized that all decisions cannot be made in isolation and interaction with the consumers and public are necessary to reach the correct balance, for example, with regard to level of supply, interacti