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Full-Text Articles in Civil Engineering
Optimal Allocation Of Water Among Industries In Dar Es Salaam City, Tanzania, J. I. Matondo
Optimal Allocation Of Water Among Industries In Dar Es Salaam City, Tanzania, J. I. Matondo
Tanzania Journal of Engineering and Technology (TJET)
Dar es Salaam is the city with the largest number of industries in Tanzania. However, the water demand for these industries is more than the supply. Therefore, there is a water use competing problem among the industries. Dynamic programming technique has been applied to optimally allocate the available water among the industries with the objective of maximizing the net benefits. Results reveal that, industries with the highest net return per unit of water will get the first priority of being allocated water.
A Multiple-Plan Evaluation Model For Small Ungauged Watersheds, James R. Dexter
A Multiple-Plan Evaluation Model For Small Ungauged Watersheds, James R. Dexter
Masters Theses
A computer solution model is proposed for simulation of the effect of alternative measures for flood damage reduction. The goal of the model is to optimize the value of an objective function which will maximize the amount of net benefits returned by the project. The evaluation includes unit hydrograph synthesis, direct runoff construction, computation of average annual damages, and optimization of an objective function. A test application of the model is made on a small community affected by floods from a small ungauged stream"--Abstract, page iii.