Gustavo Marini

Associate Professor in Hydraulic Engineering

Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II

Italy

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Gustavo Marini is an Associate Professor in Hydraulic Engineering at Università degli Studi del Sannio, Italy. His research focuses on various aspects of hydraulic systems, including energy recovery in water distribution networks, optimal selection of pumped hydro energy storage, and the performance of pressure reducing valves. Recent articles highlight his work on the influence of seasonality on plant morphology and innovative methodologies for pump scheduling and microhydropower generation.

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Maurizio Giugni

University of Naples Federico II

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Alberto Ferruccio Piccinni

Polytechnic University of Bari

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Nicola Fontana

Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II

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Maurizio Sasso

University of Sannio

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Articles (12)

The role of seasonality and plant morphology on wake characteristics behind a patch of natural-like riparian vegetation

Direct Grid Connection of a Prototype with Real-Time Control for Energy Recovery and Pressure Control in a Water Distribution Network through Hydraulic Regulation

An innovative approach for optimal selection of pumped hydro energy storage systems to foster sustainable energy integration

HYPER: Computer-Assisted Optimal Pump-as-Turbine (PAT) Selection for Microhydropower Generation and Pressure Regulation in a Water Distribution Network (WDN)

A Novel Approach to Avoiding Technically Unfeasible Solutions in the Pump Scheduling Problem

Pressure Reducing Valve Setting Performance in a Variable Demand Water Distribution Network

Innovative Approach for Selection of Pump as Turbine in Water Distribution Network

A Methodology to Assess Optimal Operation of a Prototype for Pressure Regulation and Hydropower Generation

Comparison of PAT Installation Layouts for Energy Recovery from Water Distribution Networks

Pressure surges during filling of partially empty undulating pipelines

Mean Velocity and Entropy in Wide Channel Flows

Use of Hydraulically Operated PRVs for Pressure Regulation and Power Generation in Water Distribution Networks

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Maurizio Giugni

Alberto Ferruccio Piccinni

Nicola Fontana

Maurizio Sasso

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