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In a water treatment operation, there is no more important team member than an operator. Your operator will take the flow measurements that your system depends on, making your operator a vital part of your long-term success. However, because operators have many different responsibilities, you want to make it as easy as possible for them […]

Choosing a flume for your flow management needs is a crucial decision. If you don’t choose the right flume, you’ll likely experience inaccurate measurements and operator difficulties that may reduce the success of your operation. For most operations, selecting a flume is a relatively straightforward process. However, in agricultural operations, picking a flume is much

The most invaluable tool for the long-term success of a water management operation is a flow measuring flume. Whatever type of flume you choose, your operators will be able to take accurate readings of the flow in your system with minimal effort. Ideally, you’ll be able to install flumes in your system without having to

Flumes and weir boxes are two of the most important tools that you could choose for your water management operation. However, if these flow measuring devices are located outdoors or in a similarly stressful location, it’s possible for them to suffer damage, reducing their effectiveness and lowering the success of your operation. Fortunately, when you

Flumes are the primary choice for water management systems looking to easily and effectively manage their flow. While there are different styles of flumes that your system could choose, flow measuring flumes will generally have the same basic parts. However, few people actually understand the different parts of a flume or their purpose, making it

When you’re considering using a flume for the flow measurement needs of your water management operation, there are a wide variety of styles that you could choose. However, if you want one of the most distinct, useful flumes that exist, you should select a Cutthroat flume. Using a Cutthroat flume means having a flow measurement

For water management operations looking for consistently accurate measurements, one of the most common tools is a weir plate. In some situations, it’s easier for your weir plate to be located in a self-contained environment, which is the main purpose of a weir box. A weir box contains both the weir plate and the weir

One of the most common areas for water management operations to need accurate flow measurement is in an earthen channel. Usually, this will be accomplished through the use of a flume. However, when measuring flow in an earthen channel, there are two risks that you need to be aware of: flow bypass and downstream scour.

There are countless excellent tools that you could use to measure the flow in your water management system, including weirs and a wide variety of flumes. Once you’ve chosen the right tool for your operation, the next most important decision is what material will be used to construct your flow measurement tools. While it’s common

Flumes are the primary choice for water management systems looking to easily and effectively manage their flow. While there are different styles of flumes that your system could choose, flow measuring flumes will generally have the same basic parts. However, few people actually understand the different parts of a flume or their purpose, making it