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  1. A Laboratory Investigation on the Effects of Intermittent Water Supply in a Branched System
  2. Stochastic Analysis of the Drawdown Time of Infiltration Basins in the Presence of Heterogeneous Soils
  3. Separation of pressure signals caused by waves traveling in opposite directions
  4. Addressing Water Meter Inaccuracies Caused By Intermittent Water Supply: A Laboratory Investigation of Remedial Measures
  5. Impact of intermittent supply on water meter accuracy
  6. The Use of Hydrants for Transient Test-Based Diagnosis of the Water Distribution Systems of Milan, Italy
  7. Diagnosis of Water Distribution Systems through Transient Tests: The Pilot Study of Milan
  8. A Laboratory Set-Up for the Analysis of Intermittent Water Supply: First Results
  9. Diagnosis of a transmission main by means of transients caused by a pump switch-off
  10. Comparison of viscoelastic models with a different number of parameters for transient simulations
  11. Calibration of viscoelastic parameters by means of transients in a branched water pipeline system
  12. Experimental characterization of PVC-O pipes for transient modeling
  13. Viscoelastic models for the simulation of transients in polymeric pipes
  14. Numerical study on accuracy of frequency-domain modelling of transients
  15. Risk-based sensor placement methods for burst/leak detection in water distribution systems
  16. Numerical transient analysis of random leakage in time and frequency domains
  17. Editorial
  18. Anomaly pre-localization in distribution–transmission mains by pump trip: preliminary field tests in the Milan pipe system
  19. Editorial
  20. A stochastic approach for extended partial blockage detection in viscoelastic pipelines: numerical and laboratory experiments
  21. Corrigendum to "Preface: CCWI 2013" published in Drink. Water Eng. Sci., 7, 99–100, 2014
  22. Hydraulic Characterization of PVC-O Pipes by Means of Transient Tests
  23. Leak-Induced Pressure Decay During Transients in Viscoelastic Pipes. Preliminary Results
  24. Transient Effects of Self-adjustment of Pressure Reducing Valves
  25. Preface: CCWI 2013
  26. Functioning conditions of the Casale pumping station in Mantova, Italy
  27. Leak Size, Detectability and Test Conditions in Pressurized Pipe Systems
  28. Two-Dimensional Features of Viscoelastic Models of Pipe Transients
  29. Further Developments in Rapidly Decelerating Turbulent Pipe Flow Modeling
  30. Local and Global Leak Laws
  31. Functioning conditions of the Casale pumping station in Mantova, Italy
  32. Detection of partial blockages in pipelines
  33. Energy dissipation and pressure decay during transients in viscoelastic pipes with an in-line valve
  34. A Stochastic Tool for Determining the Presence of Partial Blockages in Viscoelastic Pipelines: First Experimental Results
  35. The Characterization of Milan WDS by Pumping Switching off: Field Test Assesment
  36. The Skeletonization of Milan WDS on Transients Due to Pumping Switching off: Preliminary Results
  37. Real Data Analysis and Efficiency of the TEA Mantova Casale (Italy) Variable-speed Pumping Station
  38. The Dependence of District Minimum Night Flow on Pressure Head: The Case Study of Lenola
  39. The Leak Law: From Local to Global Scale
  40. Transmission Main Survey by Transient Tests: The Case of Villanova Plan in Mantova (I)
  41. Effect of Uncertainty Demand Location on Transient behavior of WDS
  42. Experimental Investigation of Coupled Frequency and Time-Domain Transient Test–Based Techniques for Partial Blockage Detection in Pipelines
  43. Diagnosis of Pipe Systems by means of a Stochastic Successive Linear Estimator
  44. Diagnosis of pipe systems by the SLE: first results
  45. Leak behaviour in pressurized PVC pipes
  46. Experimental investigation of leak hydraulics
  47. Single-Event Leak Detection in Pipeline Using First Three Resonant Responses
  48. Numerical and experimental investigation of leaks in viscoelastic pressurized pipe flow
  49. Numerical and experimental investigation of leaks in viscoelastic pressurized pipes
  50. Experimental Investigation of the Effects of Pipe Material on the Leak Head-Discharge Relationship
  51. Is the leak head–discharge relationship in polyethylene pipes a bijective function?
  52. Water-hammer pressure waves interaction at cross-section changes in series in viscoelastic pipes
  53. Transient hydrodynamics of in-line valves in viscoelastic pressurized pipes: long-period analysis
  54. Equivalent hydraulic resistance to simulate pipes subject to diffuse outflows
  55. Leakage and Pipe Materials
  56. Fast Transients As a Tool for Partial Blockage Detection in Pipes: First Experimental Results
  57. In-Line Pipe Device Checking by Short-Period Analysis of Transient Tests
  58. Transient tests for locating and sizing illegal branches in pipe systems
  59. Experimental Evidence of Hysteresis in the Head-Discharge Relationship for a Leak in a Polyethylene Pipe
  60. Potential of Transient Tests to Diagnose Real Supply Pipe Systems: What Can Be Done with a Single Extemporary Test
  61. Small Amplitude Sharp Pressure Waves to Diagnose Pipe Systems
  62. A turbulent approach to unsteady friction
  63. In-Line Partially Closed Valves: How to Detect by Transient Tests
  64. Leak detection in branched pipe systems coupling wavelet analysis and a Lagrangian model
  65. Leak-edge detection
  66. Discussion of “Detection of Partial Blockage in Single Pipelines” by P. K. Mohapatra, M. H. Chaudhry, A. A. Kassem, and J. Moloo
  67. Wavelets for the Analysis of Transient Pressure Signals for Leak Detection
  68. Pressure waves as a tool for leak detection in closed conduits
  69. Detecting leaks in pressurised pipes by means of transients
  70. Decay of Pressure and Energy Dissipation in Laminar Transient Flow
  71. Pipe system diagnosis and leak detection by unsteady-state tests. 1. Harmonic analysis
  72. Pipe system diagnosis and leak detection by unsteady-state tests. 2. Wavelet analysis
  73. Uncertainty analysis of transient unsaturated flow in bounded domain
  74. Closure to “Velocity Profiles and Unsteady Pipe Friction in Transient Flow,” by Bruno Brunone, Bryan W. Karney, Michele Mecarelli, and Marco Ferrante July/August 2000, Vol. 126, No. 4, pp. 236–244
  75. Detecting leaks in pressurised pipes by means of transients
  76. OPTIMIZATION OF TRANSPORTATION NETWORKS DURING URBAN FLOODING
  77. Velocity Profiles and Unsteady Pipe Friction in Transient Flow
  78. Velocity Profiles, Unsteady Friction Losses and Transient Modelling
  79. Head and flux variability in heterogeneous unsaturated soils under transient flow conditions