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    Caracterización de la curva de consumo diario de la red de agua potable del sector san Francisco del cantón Ambato
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Ingeniería Civil y Mecánica. Carrera de Ingeniería Civil, 2019) Chicaiza Poaquiza, Gabriela Melania; Morales Fiallos, Fabián Rodrigo
    The objective of this experimental work is to propose curves of daily drinking water consumption, generated by users of San Francisco sector in the Ambato canton, these results will be useful for consulting studies, as well as for the EMAPA public company and for future research. This project is mainly based on making field measurements of drinking water consumption, which allow to obtain: consumption patterns, maximum flows, daily consumption curves, per-capita consumption; to later make a mapping of results in the Geographic Information System (GIS) software. For the development of the present experimental project, it began collecting necessary information of the sector in study, such as: its delimitation, numbers of existing properties, total area of the sector; to later select the sample that will be evaluated, then the micromeasurement of the flow consumed was carried out in a period of one day for two months, after that, hourly measurements were made in a dwelling of the sector in periods of one hour (during the 24 hours) in seven days, in addition, pressure measurements were taken in each dwelling taken as a sample for seven days and finally concluded with the surveys made to users of the sector under study. Once the field data were obtained, the tabulation, analysis and interpretation of the results were carried out, such as: type of dwellings, number of users per dwelling, number of average sanitary units in each dwelling, identification of problems, allocation and water pressure, daily consumptions and hourly consumptions, typical week of consumption, per-capita consumption, daily and hourly consumption patterns and pressures, to later generate a mapping in the geographic information system.