Analysis of water distribution systems using a perturbation method
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A perturbation expansion is applied to the set of nonlinear equations to obtain a series of linear equations that can be solved by using matrix methods. The advantage of the proposed approach is that the solution is obtained without iterations, initial estimates, and issues of convergence. The method has been tested on various networks, and the results show a relatively high degree of accuracy.
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