Fig. 1. Design point on the failure surface (Kwon, 2014)
Fig. 3. Galsan pipe network and sensor location
Fig. 2. Pipe thickness according to pipe pressure (D=100 mm, H=2 m)
Fig. 4. Pressure head according to switch On/Off at J-34
Fig. 5. Pressure head at J-34 according to selective operation of water pump pressure head of 75 m and 60 m
Fig. 6. Change of pressure head at J-17 (a) 75 m pressure head of water pump (b) 60 m pressure head of water pump
FIg. 7. Probability density function of surge pressure head with 75 m pressure head of water pump
Fig. 9. Probability of pipe breakage according to operation condition(75 m pressure head of water pump)
Fig. 10. Probability of pipe breakage according to operation condition(60 m pressure head of water pump)
Fig. 11. Probability of pipe breakage according to operation condition(selective pressure head of water pump)
Fig. 8. Probability density function of surge pressure head with 60 m pressure head of water pump
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