P Prabu, Ala Saleh Alluhaidan, Romana Aziz, Shakila Basheer
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AquaFlowNet a machine learning based framework for real time wastewater flow management and optimization.
This paper presents AquaFlowNet, a machine learning-based algorithm for real-time wastewater flow management. It addresses critical challenges related to operational efficiency, resource optimization, and environmental sustainability. Wastewater management systems require innovative methods for dynamic and efficient flow control to meet growing demands driven by urbanization, climate change, and increasingly stringent regulations. However, most existing methods rely on static or rule-based models, which lack the flexibility to handle fluctuating flow rates, variable environmental loads, and unforeseen disruptions. These limitations often lead to inefficiencies such as energy wastage, treatment delays, and overflow incidents, negatively impacting system performance and sustainability.AquaFlowNet leverages state-of-the-art machine learning algorithms to analyze real-time data from sensors, forecast flow variations, and optimize wastewater treatment processes. By integrating predictive analytics with intelligent control strategies, it enhances resource efficiency, prevents overflow events, and ensures regulatory compliance. Experimental evaluations demonstrate that AquaFlowNet outperforms conventional approaches in prediction accuracy and operational efficiency, reducing energy consumption, improving treatment effectiveness, and mitigating environmental impacts.The results highlight AquaFlowNet's potential to revolutionize wastewater management systems, making them more resilient, adaptive, and beneficial for urban and industrial applications.
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