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How Fiberglass Flumes Improve Accuracy in Flow Measurement

Cutthroat, Flow Management, Flumes / By Tracom News

Measuring flow in open channels can be a complex task. Precision, durability, and versatility are key factors in ensuring successful outcomes, and that’s where fiberglass flumes shine. Fiberglass flumes offer unmatched accuracy and reliability, making them indispensable in a range of industries. From water treatment facilities to energy production plants, their impact is profound. Let’s […]

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The Past and Future of Water Resources in the Mountain West

Cutthroat, Flumes, Parshall Flumes, Uncategorized / By Andrew Helbling

The Mountain West region of the United States supplies a lot of people with water, but the region has been experiencing a drought for a while. This long-running drought has led to significant water insecurity throughout the area, which pushes up the costs of water for all the people living there. The water shortage can

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What You Need To Know About Cutthroat Flumes

Cutthroat, Flumes / By Andrew Helbling

Cutthroat flumes are among the more interesting kinds of flume styles that have been created in recent years. They haven’t undergone the research that some older styles have, but they offer quite a few benefits you may be inclined to take advantage of depending on your flow rate measurement conditions. Here’s what you need to

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What are Cutthroat Flumes?

Cutthroat, Flumes / By Andrew Helbling

One of the hardest decisions when implementing a flume into your flow channel is deciding which style would work the best. The most popular option is the Parshall thanks to its long history of research and numerous applications. They aren’t always the best fit, however, which is why several Parshall flume alternatives are available. One

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Best Flume Styles for Sewage Flows

Cutthroat, Flumes, Palmer-Bowlus, Parshall Flumes, Trapezoidal / By Andrew Helbling

Measuring sewage flows is nobody’s favorite thing to do, but there are ways to make it easy and quick. You just have to pick the best flume style for your unique flow conditions. Fortunately, quite a few different flumes styles can fit sewage flows fairly well to give you the accurate measurements you need. Learn

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Fiberglass Cutthroat Flume

Cutthroat, Flumes, Wastewater Management Device News / By Tracom News

There are several different styles of flumes that you could choose to manage the flow in your system. However, perhaps the most interesting is the Cutthroat flume. These flumes have been in existence since the 1960s and were designed to effectively measure flow in flat channels. If you’re not familiar with the Cutthroat flume, then

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