Approach conditions are an essential factor with any kind of measurement device, and that includes Parshall flumes, which are typically quite adaptable. After all, the Parshall is one of the oldest styles around, with decades of research for it and its various applications. Learn all about how Parshall flumes are affected by approach velocity and […]
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You’ll find many distinctions between different types of flumes, but the size of the throat is one of the most important factors. Long-throated flumes and short-throated flumes both have benefits and drawbacks, and you should be familiar with both before settling for either. Take a look at the benefits of long-throated flumes to see if
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The Palmer-Bowlus flume is one of the best flumes available if you’re looking to install it in an existing piping channel or sewer manhole, but there are some things you should be aware of. Piped systems tend to have higher flows, which the Palmer-Bowlus excels at dealing with, but you may run into situations in
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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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Parshall flumes are the most common and widely used flume style in the world, and that’s no accident. It has more than a century of research, so the equations are reliable, and the design has been widely standardized. To get the most out of your Parshall, however, you’ll need to know how to measure it
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Flumes are a popular and convenient solution to flow rate measurement needs, but it’s important to know exactly what goes into their design before you get one for yourself. There is no one size fits all solution for flumes, so you’ll have to consider your unique flow channel conditions, then opt for a flume that
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Water rights applications are among the most common applications for flumes of various kinds, and if you’re going to implement irrigation flumes in your flow channel, you need to be aware of the various problems that can arise. Irrigation flumes can encounter quite a few different problems, but you can combat these issues well if
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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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With so many different flume styles available, it can be difficult to determine which is the best for your unique needs. One that’s often overlooked is the Montana flume. This unique design has a lot to offer for a variety of different applications, and it just may be the flow rate measurement solution you’ve been
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Flumes can be installed in a variety of different flow channels, but flumes in earthen channels can be particularly difficult to work with. Unlike manufactured channels, earthen channels are far more vulnerable to natural forces that can shift your flume and reduce the accuracy of your measurements. Learn how to stabilize a flume in an
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