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crossrefWater2024-10-12Cited by 5

Pipeline Leak Identification and Prediction of Urban Water Supply Network System with Deep Learning Artificial Neural Network

Fei Xi, Luyi Liu, Liyu Shan, Bingjun Liu, Yuanfeng Qi

Pipeline leakage, which leads to water wastage, financial losses, and contamination, is a significant challenge in urban water supply networks. Leak detection and prediction is urgent to secure the safety of the water supply system. Relaying on deep learning artificial neural networks and a specific optimization algorithm, an intelligential detection approach in identifying the pipeline leaks is proposed. A hydraulic model is initially constructed on the simplified Net2 benchmark pipe network. The District Metering Area (DMA) algorithm and the Cuckoo Search (CS) algorithm are integrated as the DMA-CS algorithm, which is employed for the hydraulic model optimization. Attributing to the suspected leak area identification and the exact leak location, the DMA-CS algorithm possess higher accuracy for pipeline leakage (97.43%) than that of the DMA algorithm (92.67%). The identification pattern of leakage nodes is correlated to the maximum number of leakage points set with the participation of the DMA-CS algorithm, which provide a more accurate pathway for identifying and predicting the specific pipeline leaks.

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