Assessment of accessibility and hydraulic performance of the water distribution system of Ejere Town

Abstract Water is necessary for human health, economic success, and happiness, as well other developmental goals such proper diet, gender equality, education, poverty reduction. Drinking water a common problem in Ejere Town. The primary goal of this study was to investigate the accessibility town's drinking distribution system. To achieve research goal, hydraulic performance system level customer satisfaction were assessed. 374 sampled households randomly chosen from total 13,380 measure degree with supply services, analyzed using WaterGEMS software. Of customers surveyed study, 85 (22.7%) satisfied 289 (77.3%) dissatisfied, implying that levels below average. model calibrated (R2 = 0.94) measured data nine nodes. According results, great amount velocity pressure minimum recommended limits. These pressures indicate there not enough network reach all parts Finally, it concluded insufficient access town.