Method for partitioning pipe network pressure through combination of ant colony algorithm and pressure similarity analysis
A similarity analysis and pipe network pressure technology, which is applied in the field of pipe network pressure zoning combined with ant colony algorithm and pressure similarity analysis, can solve the problems of high zoning cost, no consideration of pipe network topology, and poor engineering practicability. , to achieve the effect of less zoning investment, ensuring rationality, reducing the difficulty and cost of expansion
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[0020] Specific implementation mode 1: A pipeline network pressure zoning method combined with ant colony algorithm and pressure similarity analysis in this implementation mode is implemented in the following steps:
[0021] 1. Establish the hydraulic simulation model of the whole pipeline network, and check the hydraulic simulation model of the whole pipeline network according to the measured data;
[0022] 2. Transform the topological map of the water supply network into a depth-first forest, and divide the depth-first forest into two subgraphs G i and G j ;
[0023] 3. Use the ant colony algorithm to optimize the boundaries of the subgraphs to minimize the pipe connection between the subgraphs;
[0024] 4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for the obtained submap until the number of submaps is greater than the required number of partitions. Perform pressure similarity analysis on the areas that do not meet the direct water supply requirements and surrounding areas, and merge the areas...
specific Embodiment approach 2
[0033] Specific embodiment 2: The difference between this embodiment and specific embodiment 1 is that in the first step, the hydraulic simulation model of the entire pipe network is checked according to the measured data, specifically:
[0034] In the process of model verification, SCADA and on-site measured data will be used according to the actual situation to calibrate the established hydraulic simulation model of the entire pipeline network, correct the parameters of the hydraulic model of the entire pipeline network, and use the measured data to carry out the hydraulic model of the entire pipeline network. Calibration and accuracy evaluation;
[0035] Wherein, the measured data includes the pipe network pressure and flow monitoring data collected by each monitoring point during the actual operation of the pipe network and the operation information of the second pump room of the water plant;
[0036] The model checking includes static checking and dynamic checking;
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[0040] Embodiment 3: The difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 or 2 is that in the step 2, the topological map of the water supply pipe network is transformed into a depth-first forest, and the depth-first forest is divided into two subgraphs G i and G j Specifically:
[0041] Select a point in the topological graph of the water supply network as the starting point, perform a depth-first search, form a depth-first forest, and divide the depth-first forest into two subgraphs G i and G j , guarantee G i and G j There are pipes connected between them, G i and G j The nodes in the middle are marked with different colors; wherein, the division principle is that on the basis that the two subgraphs are connected by pipe segments, the absolute value of the difference between the number of nodes in the two subgraphs is the smallest, that is, the two subgraphs have the same number of nodes as much as possible .
[0042] Other steps and parameters are the same as tho...
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