Residential Water Use Patterns

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Establishes residential water use patterns, depicting average total daily usage and what portions are delivered at various instantaneous flow rates. Also relates the data to meter accuracy and endurance data. Published in 1993.

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08/01/1993

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Residential Water Use Patterns

Abstract

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Residential Water Use Patterns

Integration of Behavioural Change Into Demand Forecasting and Water Efficiency Practices

Urban Landscape Water Use Research

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