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Let us consider a network of pipelines of oil, gas, water, and so on. If we consider the case of network of pipes having values allowing flows only in one direction. It is important to note that each pipe has capacity. This type of network is represented by weighted connected graph in which stations are represented by vertices or nodes and lines through which given item such as oil, gas, water, electricity, etc., flows through by edges and capacities by weights.

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Saha Ray, S. (2013). Network Flows. In: Graph Theory with Algorithms and its Applications. Springer, India. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-0750-4_10

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