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Coaching: an emerging need in water loss management
Dealing with water losses requires a holistic approach in all aspects. So far the focus was mainl... more Dealing with water losses requires a holistic approach in all aspects. So far the focus was mainly directed towards technical issues dealing with methodologies and techniques for resolving the water loss issues without substantial emphasis being given to the important changes required to be made in the utility with regard to capacity building in order to accomplish the desired goals. In this article authors outline some of the additional aspects of water loss management with specific focus on coaching as a discipline in this field; what it is, how it works and who can provide it.
Training/coaching utilities in practical implementation of latest developments in analysing, predicting and validating benefits of Pressure Management
The proven benefits of pressure management in distribution systems now include not only leakage c... more The proven benefits of pressure management in distribution systems now include not only leakage control, but also water conservation, burst reduction and Asset Management and customer service benefits. The paper will provide an overview of latest improvements in several aspects of analysis, prediction and validation of pressure management benefits. Six years ago, the publication by IWA Water Loss Task Force members of data showing significant reductions in mains and services bursts, from 112 Pressure Management Zones (PMZs) in 12 countries, helped to promote international interest in control of burst frequencies by pressure management. A conceptual explanation (‘the straw that breaks the camel’s back), coupled with calculation of simple separate Burst Frequency Indices (BFIs) for mains and services, has proved capable of rapidly identifying distribution zones where significant reductions in bursts could be expected, on mains and/or service connections, if pressure transients and/or ...
Water loss audit and improvements programme for a Serbian water supply system
Water loss audit and improvements programme for a Serbian water supply system
Dealing with water losses requires a holistic approach in all aspects. So far the focus was mainl... more Dealing with water losses requires a holistic approach in all aspects. So far the focus was mainly directed towards technical issues dealing with methodologies and techniques for resolving the water loss issues without substantial emphasis being given to the important changes required to be made in the utility with regard to capacity building in order to accomplish the desired goals. In this article authors outline some of the additional aspects of water loss management with specific focus on coaching as a discipline in this field; what it is, how it works and who can provide it.
Books by Jurica Kovac
water loss detectives, 2015
Water Loss Detectives, 2016
Coaching: an emerging need in water loss management
Dealing with water losses requires a holistic approach in all aspects. So far the focus was mainl... more Dealing with water losses requires a holistic approach in all aspects. So far the focus was mainly directed towards technical issues dealing with methodologies and techniques for resolving the water loss issues without substantial emphasis being given to the important changes required to be made in the utility with regard to capacity building in order to accomplish the desired goals. In this article authors outline some of the additional aspects of water loss management with specific focus on coaching as a discipline in this field; what it is, how it works and who can provide it.
Training/coaching utilities in practical implementation of latest developments in analysing, predicting and validating benefits of Pressure Management
The proven benefits of pressure management in distribution systems now include not only leakage c... more The proven benefits of pressure management in distribution systems now include not only leakage control, but also water conservation, burst reduction and Asset Management and customer service benefits. The paper will provide an overview of latest improvements in several aspects of analysis, prediction and validation of pressure management benefits. Six years ago, the publication by IWA Water Loss Task Force members of data showing significant reductions in mains and services bursts, from 112 Pressure Management Zones (PMZs) in 12 countries, helped to promote international interest in control of burst frequencies by pressure management. A conceptual explanation (‘the straw that breaks the camel’s back), coupled with calculation of simple separate Burst Frequency Indices (BFIs) for mains and services, has proved capable of rapidly identifying distribution zones where significant reductions in bursts could be expected, on mains and/or service connections, if pressure transients and/or ...
Water loss audit and improvements programme for a Serbian water supply system
Water loss audit and improvements programme for a Serbian water supply system
Dealing with water losses requires a holistic approach in all aspects. So far the focus was mainl... more Dealing with water losses requires a holistic approach in all aspects. So far the focus was mainly directed towards technical issues dealing with methodologies and techniques for resolving the water loss issues without substantial emphasis being given to the important changes required to be made in the utility with regard to capacity building in order to accomplish the desired goals. In this article authors outline some of the additional aspects of water loss management with specific focus on coaching as a discipline in this field; what it is, how it works and who can provide it.
water loss detectives, 2015
Water Loss Detectives, 2016