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Design and Analysis of Water Distribution Networks

Fluid Properties and Hydrostatics → Water Hammer and Surge Analysis

This learning path equips civil engineers with the advanced knowledge to design and analyze water distribution networks. It covers essential fluid mechanics, network hydraulics, components like pumps and storage, and critical phenomena such as leakage and water hammer. The path progresses from fundamental principles to complex system analysis, ensuring a comprehensive understanding for professional practice.

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