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METHODS FOR ESTIMATING commercial , INDUSTRIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL water USE Miguel A. Morales, Jacqueline M. Martin and James P. Heaney University of Florida, Conserve Florida water Clearinghouse Gainesville, Florida To Appear, Proc. Fall 2009 FSAWWA water Conference, Orlando INTRODUCTION Municipal water use is commonly measured in gallons per capita per day (gpcd) to compare use between utilities and across water use sectors. Gpcd can be defined as net gpcd, which is water use by the residential sector only, or as gross gpcd, water use by all sectors. Gross gpcd includes total water use and water loss, and should be evaluated by a water budget to better understand the relative use by different sectors of customers.
METHODS FOR ESTIMATING COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL WATER USE Miguel A. Morales, Jacqueline M. Martin and James P. Heaney ... Access to this level of data improves on existing models of estimating CII water use. Existing ... developed from the weighted average of water use rates found in a nationwide survey of 3,448
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