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NP173 Managing Water Distribution with a Leakage Focus, TILDE	Water Distribution

This major 3 year European project will develop best practice and decision support tools for leakage reduction and control in water supply systems. The €1.9 million research programme called TILDE is being funded by the European innovation and Small Medium Enterprise (SME) programme. The project brings together a partnership of 9 organisations that are experts, technologists and end users from 6 countries including Norway, the UK, Italy, Greece and Cyprus. The TILDE Decision Support Tool (DST) application will be demonstrated in 4 pilot areas including Norway, Italy and Cyprus and a web portal will be produced for accessing information generated by the work. Benefits The Innovative tool developed will reduce leakage levels from water supply pipework and will guide network operators through the selection of processes and technologies for reducing leakage. A standardised approach will enable leakage / water quality to be maintained at an appropriate level in each region based on socio-economic / cost benefit analysis.
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