A flume or weir is the most common method for monitoring and measuring water flow and for good reason, but you need to choose the method to use within these devices to measure the flow. While there are many available, the most popular and common is an ultrasonic flow meter. These high-tech measuring devices provide accurate readings without complex calculations and gear like staff gauges. Check out an overview of the ultrasonic flow meter, its benefits and drawbacks, and what it can do for your operations.
An Overview of the Ultrasonic Flow Meter
Andrew Helbling
Andrew Helbling is the Product Specialist at Tracom, where he works with engineers, contractors, and product owners alike to assess and select the best open channel flow and general-purpose fiberglass products for their application. Andrew is passionate about clean water and helping operators and engineers provide the cleanest water possible.
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