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This paper introduces the research content, methods and progress of integrating the water distribution network, and has done a comprehensive overview from basic concepts to several typical methods for designing water-using networks such as water pinch analysis, mathematical programming, internal water main technique and experience-based design methodology. It has an advance view of the future developments direction as well.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 717)

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170-176

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July 2013

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Chun Hui Pan, Zhi Yue Zhao, Huan Yun Wang, Cui Fang Dong

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System Integration Method, Water Distribution Network, Water-Saving Emission Reduction

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