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Shamir-Howard model: a standalone construct

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Water resources engineering

a model in which a water main's break rate grows exponentially with age, used to find the economically best year to replace it.

In water resources engineering, Shamir-Howard model refers to a model in which a water main's break rate grows exponentially with age, used to find the economically best year to replace it. This meaning comes from Shamir (1979) in Journal AWWA.[1]

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References

Shamir, U., & Howard, C. D. D. (1979). An Analytic Approach to Scheduling Pipe Replacement. Journal AWWA, 71(5), 248-258. https://doi.org/10.1002/j.1551-8833.1979.tb04345.x

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