Water Demand

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[@festival4101]

i so wish you can do more of this videos on the subject of water demand, because its challenging for a designer to make a rational conclusion when calculating the water demand

[@kennethwlamb]

Which questions do you have about water demand that this video doesn't answer? Just let me know and I will create more videos. One idea I have is that I should show how to model unsteady flow in a water distribution system. Is that what you are looking for?

[@festival4101]

thanks for the reply, i would like you to make exaples of practical situations of a particular area and how did this calculation have an effect as a result of the rationality made by the engineer a bad design and a good design basically

[@kennethwlamb]

I will try to add another video on water demand in the near future. The challenge is that different regions approach water demand forecasting differently, so I will focus on the approach I've taken and make some suggestions on others.

[@nelvamiliko]

Can you please do an example of a practical problem, like for instance when given the number of plots and told to determine the water demand

[@kennethwlamb]

Good Suggestion. I'll incorporate that into a future video.

[@mariyaborovska]

Could you please write out the definitions for each of the terms (Max Day, Peak Flow, etc.) in the video? It's very time consuming to have to pause and replay the video a few times in order to take notes on the definitions.

[@kennethwlamb]

That is done intentionally to ensure you watch the whole video. My suggestion to you is to scrub to the end of the video and take a screen shot. Then go back to the beginning and take notes on the information that I did not write on the slide. This reduces the amount of notes you need to take but still ensures you are engaged.