Abstract
The modernization of water distribution networks is a critical aspect of addressing water scarcity, improving efficiency, and ensuring sustainable water management. In recent years, control systems have played a significant role in optimizing the performance of water distribution networks, enhancing both operational efficiency and resource management. This article explores the integration of control systems in water distribution systems, focusing on their role in real-time monitoring, leak detection, pressure regulation, and the optimization of water flow. It also examines the challenges and opportunities associated with the application of advanced control strategies such as predictive control, adaptive control, and machine learning-based approaches. By leveraging these control systems, water utilities can improve the reliability and efficiency of water distribution systems while minimizing costs and environmental impact.
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