The Authors would like to thank the Discussers for the attention they paid to our paper. Our response will be as concise as possible and may not necessarily follow the order of the Discussers’ questions. Precisely, we will make some general observations and then some brief comments about specific points.The first observation may be a contribution to the debate about what has to be intended as “inverse transient analysis”. The second observation deals with the possibility of using results obtained in a laboratory frame also in operative pipe systems. The third observation concerns complex pipe networks. The fourth observation is about methods, procedures and technologies for leak detection in pipe systems.
Closure on "Detecting leaks in pressurised pipes by means of transients", by B. Brunone and M. Ferrante.
BRUNONE, Bruno;FERRANTE, Marco
2004
Abstract
The Authors would like to thank the Discussers for the attention they paid to our paper. Our response will be as concise as possible and may not necessarily follow the order of the Discussers’ questions. Precisely, we will make some general observations and then some brief comments about specific points.The first observation may be a contribution to the debate about what has to be intended as “inverse transient analysis”. The second observation deals with the possibility of using results obtained in a laboratory frame also in operative pipe systems. The third observation concerns complex pipe networks. The fourth observation is about methods, procedures and technologies for leak detection in pipe systems.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
