Flumes are the go-to primary device for most flow management operations. Because flumes come in a wide range of styles, they can be installed in almost every application imaginable, including outdoors. If you’re interested in installing a flume outdoors, however, you need to consider several factors, including how your device will hold up in cold […]
If you’re installing a flume in an industrial operation, then it’s likely that you will need to connect your flume to a pipe. Many of the most popular flume styles can be equipped with end adapters that make transitioning flow from a pipe to a flume relatively easily, so long as you account for the
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When you choose a Parshall flume for your water management operation, the size of your flume is the most important factor to consider. The Parshall flume, unlike other flume styles, offers standard dimensions, regardless of the size of the flume that you choose. Because of the standardization of Parshall flumes, many people assume that they
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If you know anything about flumes, you know there is a flume for almost every flow management need. For example, if you need to measure sanitary flows, your best option is investing in a Palmer-Bowlus flume, a device designed for this exact purpose. Before you purchase your Palmer-Bowlus flume, it’s a good idea to learn
In an open channel flow operation, there are several issues that can interfere with the normal functioning of your system, including submergence. While submergence should be a concern for almost every open channel flow system, few people understand the ins and outs of this type of flow conditions. Here are a few important facts about
The Cutthroat flume is a flexible flow management device, and can be easily incorporated into most applications. Ideally, your Cutthroat flume will operate under free-flow conditions, but this simply may not be possible due to the nature of your system. Fortunately, unlike other styles of flumes that you could choose, Cutthroat flumes can operate in
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Industrial operations are frequently required to sample their discharge to ensure they are complying with certain environmental regulations. The problem, however, is that these operations are often limited on space. This means it can be difficult to accommodate a flume or weir for management and measurement purposes. While a standard size flume or weir may
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For most flow management operations, a flume is the ideal primary device. Because a flume is so integral to the success of your operation, you want to make sure this tool lasts as long as possible, which is why you need to learn about how vulnerable your device is to corrosion. Depending on the material
Flumes are highly accurate flow management tools, and can be installed in almost every application imaginable. One of the biggest drawbacks of flumes, however, is it can be hard to successfully transition flow from a pipe into your device. The majority of flumes styles were not designed to connect pipes, and although you can make
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H flumes are some of the most versatile open channel flow tools, providing the consistently accurate readings that your operation needs. One of the benefits of the H flume is it can be installed in a variety of applications, including in earthen channels. If you want to get the most out of your H flume,
