Victoria is a model for tracking the quality of water in a water distribution network.
# load an Epanet network, PhreeqPython and Victoria
from epynet import Network
from phreeqpython import PhreeqPython
from victoria import Victoria
network = Network('network.inp')
pp = PhreeqPython()
model = Victoria(network,pp)
# Fill the links in the network from the reservoir
solutions = {}
sol0 = pp.add_solution({'Ca': 0,'units': 'mg/l'})
sol1 = pp.add_solution({'Ca': 1,'units': 'mg/l'})
solutions[0] = sol0
solutions[network.reservoirs['1'].uid] = sol1
# Solve the models
timestep_victoria = 60 # seconds
network.solve()
model.step(timestep_victoria, solutions)
# Calculate concentration of Ca
model.get_conc_node(network.nodes['2'], 'Ca', 'mg')
model.get_conc_pipe(network.links['1'], 'Ca', 'mg')- Clone or download repository
python setup.py install
- 64 bit Python 3
- EPYNET
- PhreeqPython
Vitens is the largest drinking water company in The Netherlands. We deliver top quality drinking water to 5.6 million people and companies in the provinces Flevoland, Fryslân, Gelderland, Utrecht and Overijssel and some municipalities in Drenthe and Noord-Holland. Annually we deliver 350 million m³ water with 1,400 employees, 100 water treatment works and 49,000 kilometres of water mains.
One of our main focus points is using advanced water quality, quantity and hydraulics models to further improve and optimize our treatment and distribution processes.
Copyright 2019 Vitens
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