Urban water supply systems - The repair option
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posted on 2018-02-12, 15:07 authored by Keith Richardson, Roger B. HarrisFaced with a neglected, malfunctioning, inefficient or broken down water supply system there is a temptation to overlook the option in favour of replacement. Considerable savings can be achieved through well conceived repairs or improvements. Additionally the efficiency and treatment capacity of existing works can be often significantly improved by introducing new management or operational techniques.
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RICHARDSON, K. and HARRIS, R.B., 1985. Urban water supply systems - The repair option. IN: Ince, M. (ed). Water and sanitation in Africa: Proceedings of the 11th WEDC International Conference, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, 15-19 April 1985, pp.52-55.Publisher
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