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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Water loss control: a topic of the twenty-first century
Water loss management in the united states and internationally-what is necessary to control the water loss problem?
Steps and components of a water loss control program
Evaluating water losses-using a standardized water audit and performance indicators
Data collection, formatting, and management
Identifying economic interventions against water losses
Controlling apparent losses-capturing missing revenue and improving consumption data integrity
Controlling apparent losses-customer meter inaccuracy
Controlling apparent losses from data transfer errors by leveraging advanced metering infrastructure
Controlling apparent losses from systematic data handling errors in customer billing systems
Controlling apparent losses-unauthorized consumption
Controlling real losses in the field-proactive leak detection
Controlling real losses-speed and quality of leak repair
Controlling real losses-pressure management
Controlling real losses-infrastructure management
Using in-house staff or a contractor and designing a bid document