ID:
509634
Durata (ore):
51
CFU:
6
SSD:
COSTRUZIONI IDRAULICHE E MARITTIME E IDROLOGIA
Anno:
2025
Dati Generali
Periodo di attivitÃ
Primo Semestre (29/09/2025 - 16/01/2026)
Syllabus
Obiettivi Formativi
The main objective of the course is to introduce students to the basic
theories and methods of urban water systems, that is water supply and
sewer systems. The course will be made up of three parts. The first will
provide the students with the main notions related to the design and
analysis of water distribution systems. The second will be dedicated to
the design and analysis of sewer systems. In the third part, the risk and
vulnerability in Urban Water Systems will be dealt with.
theories and methods of urban water systems, that is water supply and
sewer systems. The course will be made up of three parts. The first will
provide the students with the main notions related to the design and
analysis of water distribution systems. The second will be dedicated to
the design and analysis of sewer systems. In the third part, the risk and
vulnerability in Urban Water Systems will be dealt with.
Prerequisiti
Basic knowledge of Hydraulics and Hydraulic Infrastructures
Metodi didattici
Lectures and exercises with Matlab
Verifica Apprendimento
Assignments will be handed over and graded during the course. The final
examination will consist in the assessment of the assignments and in an
oral/written test during which the student is supposed to defend his/her
assignment.
examination will consist in the assessment of the assignments and in an
oral/written test during which the student is supposed to defend his/her
assignment.
Testi
Butler, and J. Davies (2011). Urban Drainage. Spon Press, 625 pp.
W. Mays (2011). Water Resources Engineering. John Wiley & Sons, 890
pp.
T.M. Walski, D. Chase, D. Savic, W. Grayman, S. Beckwith, and E. Koelle
(2003). Advanced water distribution modelling and management.
Haestad, Waterbury, CT, 702 pp.
Material of the module available for download at http://www-
4.unipv.it/ecreaco/Hydraulic%20Infrastructures.html
W. Mays (2011). Water Resources Engineering. John Wiley & Sons, 890
pp.
T.M. Walski, D. Chase, D. Savic, W. Grayman, S. Beckwith, and E. Koelle
(2003). Advanced water distribution modelling and management.
Haestad, Waterbury, CT, 702 pp.
Material of the module available for download at http://www-
4.unipv.it/ecreaco/Hydraulic%20Infrastructures.html
Contenuti
1 - Demand-driven and pressure-driven modelling of water distribution
networks
2 - Optimal design of water distribution networks with no reliability
constraints
3 - Multi-objective design of water distribution networks
4 - Optimal management of water distribution networks (mechanical and
hydraulic failures, segment identification, service-pressure and leakage
management, real time control, district metered areas)
5 - Modelling of water quality, water distribution network protection from
contaminations
6 - The software EPANET
7 - Modelling of urban drainage systems
8 - The control of water volumes and of water quality in urban drainage
systems
Testi in inglese
English
Basic knowledge of Hydraulics and Hydraulic Infrastructures
The main objective of the course is to introduce students to the basic
theories and methods of urban water systems, that is water supply and
sewer systems. The course will be made up of three parts. The first will
provide the students with the main notions related to the design and
analysis of water distribution systems. The second will be dedicated to
the design and analysis of sewer systems. In the third part, the risk and
vulnerability in Urban Water Systems will be dealt with.
1 - Demand-driven and pressure-driven modelling of water distribution
networks
2 - Optimal design of water distribution networks with no reliability
constraints
3 - Multi-objective design of water distribution networks
4 - Optimal management of water distribution networks (mechanical and
hydraulic failures, segment identification, service-pressure and leakage
management, real time control, district metered areas)
5 - Modelling of water quality, water distribution network protection from
contaminations
6 - The software EPANET
9 - Best management practices for the optimal management of urban
drainage systems (detention and retention systems, infiltration systems,
vegetated systems, real time control)
10 - The software EPASWMM
networks
2 - Optimal design of water distribution networks with no reliability
constraints
3 - Multi-objective design of water distribution networks
4 - Optimal management of water distribution networks (mechanical and
hydraulic failures, segment identification, service-pressure and leakage
management, real time control, district metered areas)
5 - Modelling of water quality, water distribution network protection from
contaminations
6 - The software EPANET
7 - Modelling of urban drainage systems
8 - The control of water volumes and of water quality in urban drainage
systems
Testi in inglese
English
Basic knowledge of Hydraulics and Hydraulic Infrastructures
The main objective of the course is to introduce students to the basic
theories and methods of urban water systems, that is water supply and
sewer systems. The course will be made up of three parts. The first will
provide the students with the main notions related to the design and
analysis of water distribution systems. The second will be dedicated to
the design and analysis of sewer systems. In the third part, the risk and
vulnerability in Urban Water Systems will be dealt with.
1 - Demand-driven and pressure-driven modelling of water distribution
networks
2 - Optimal design of water distribution networks with no reliability
constraints
3 - Multi-objective design of water distribution networks
4 - Optimal management of water distribution networks (mechanical and
hydraulic failures, segment identification, service-pressure and leakage
management, real time control, district metered areas)
5 - Modelling of water quality, water distribution network protection from
contaminations
6 - The software EPANET
9 - Best management practices for the optimal management of urban
drainage systems (detention and retention systems, infiltration systems,
vegetated systems, real time control)
10 - The software EPASWMM
Lingua Insegnamento
INGLESE
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