
this case study analyzes a 1992–2000 water conservation program that, through leak identification and repair, rate-based pricing, high-efficiency replacements, and efficient fixtures, saved 16% of water use and reduced wastewater.
Ontario's water efficiency program offers rebates for water-efficient toilets to cut per-person water use and wastewater, with 10,500 households adopting 15,000 toilets and saving 62 litres daily.
Learn how Seattle reduced water use through pricing, rebates, and home and commercial efficiency programs, including free showerhead installations and irrigation audits, achieving lower annual and per-capita consumption.
Discover software for water loss calculation and water audits, including WWE free water audit software and AWB Iziko, featuring water balance, benchmarking against World Bank metrics, and performance indicators.
Explore how the free water audit software calculates water loss and water balance, guiding data entry, dashboards, and performance indicators for utility and farm audits.
Learn to configure the iww free water software, enter project data and units, classify water types, and model real losses, metering inaccuracies, and non-revenue water for a water audit.
Explore a dashboard-driven water loss calculator featuring a key performance indicator, gallons per connection per day, and the infrastructure leakage index, illustrating data from input volume to authorized consumption.
This Module particularly consists 2 Sections that describes Case Studies on Water Audit in first half & Different Softwares used for the calculation of Water Loss.
Section 1 : The Case Studies of Water Audit are as follows.
Case Study 1- Ashland, Oregon : Small Town, Big Savings - It's Background, Approach & Results.
Case Study 2- Barrie, Ontario : Wastewater Capital Deferral - It's Background, Approach & Results.
Case Study 3- Seattle, WA: Commercial Water Savings - It's Background, Approach & Results.
Section 2 : The Softwares for Calculation of Water Loss
Software 1 : WB‐EasyCalc - Overview of the software, it's working principle
Software 2 : AWWA Free Water Audit Software - Overview of the software, it's working principle
Agriculture, Residential, Commercial and institutional facilities use large amounts of water for various purposes. Increasing water efficiency among these facilities can greatly reduce overall water use. This course is detailed presentation about conducting water audit for all types of water end use. It also has hand on practice on water audit software. Course is about water management and water balance. It is easy to understand and simple to learn course with diagrams and details. This course is useful to consultants who are working in the field of water and energy audit, architects and sustainability engineer, green building designers and civil engineers.