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Systematic Governance Framework for Quality and Efficiency Improvement of Sewage Pipeline Networks in Rainy Cities of Southern China

Authors: HAN Yuan; GUO Junting; SONG Shengnan; ZHANG Xianguo; WANG Zhengshu; FU Xitong

DOI: 10.13205/j.hjgc.202605004Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • The zoned priority evaluation model, integrating structural defect density, cross-connection density, and pollution load, enables identification of high-risk zones, achieving a 27.64% reduction in dry-season external water inflow and raising terminal COD to above 230 mg/L. • • Full-chain governance, including over 42 km of structural renewal and rehabilitation and 3,552 cross-connection rectifications, improved sewage collection rate to 76%, demonstrating system-level efficacy. • • The smart O&M platform, with digital twin and closed-loop mechanisms, supports sustained performance by integrating monitoring, assessment, and rectification data, crucial for long-term operational stability. • • The framework's effectiveness in a rainy southern city validates its scalability, offering a replicable model for similar urban areas facing infiltration and inflow challenges.