Control and Mitigation of Drinking Water Losses in Distribution Systems
Describes elements of a program to effectively prevent water loss.
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Section 4 describes elements of a program to effectively prevent water loss. Techniques in this section can be used by systems to outline their specific initiatives to prevent water loss. Program components include conducting a water audit, interventions (e.g., leak detection), and evaluations for improvement.
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