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Peak demand refers to the maximum rate of demand for water within a specific period, while average demand refers to the typical or expected rate of demand over a longer period. Peak demand occurs during specific times of the day, week, or year when water use is highest, such as during morning and evRead more
Peak demand refers to the maximum rate of demand for water within a specific period, while average demand refers to the typical or expected rate of demand over a longer period. Peak demand occurs during specific times of the day, week, or year when water use is highest, such as during morning and evening hours or during the summer months. Average demand is calculated by taking the total volume of water used over a longer period and dividing it by the number of days or weeks.
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