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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 …
When you’re looking for an accurate way to measure open channel flows, one of the best options is a thin plate weir. These handy devices can offer incredibly accurate measurements, but they only work under certain conditions. You’ll need to make sure that you’re getting the most out of your weir, so it’s important that …
When you’re looking for a flume for flow rate measurement, you’re probably going to come across the Parshall flume before anything else. That’s no accident, as the Parshall flume is the most commonly used flume for measuring water flow in open channel conditions anywhere. Learn why the Parshall flume is so popular, and discover the …
When you need to get a flume of your own, you have essentially two options. You can either buy from a reseller or you can buy from a manufacturer. If you want to get the most out of your purchase, there really is no better option than buying directly from a manufacturer. Learn why you …
Fiberglass is an incredibly versatile substance. It’s durable, can stand up to just about any environmental conditions, and offers a great means of protecting tools and equipment all year long. Entire shelters and enclosures can be built with fiberglass, so everything is ready right when you need it to be. Check out some ideas for …
Flumes are a primary option in almost all flow management operations. They come in a wide range of styles and sizes to fit most systems. The biggest choice to make when it comes to a flume for your system is whether to go with a short-or long-throated version. Both carry advantages, but you’ll need to …
Measuring flow through your flume in cold weather can create a unique set of challenges that you don’t face in warmer climates. From blockage to bypass, you can encounter many problems that can interfere with your operations, sometimes in a big way. In general, you’ll need to apply more maintenance and keep a close eye …
A proper installation is the key to having a flume function correctly and offer the accurate flow rate measurements you need. While other factors still play a major role, of course, improper installation can throw off measurements even for flumes that would otherwise be the perfect fit for your flow channel. Check out the common …
Much of the discourse and planning around flow channels and flow rate measurement is centered on making sure that measurements are precise and that the flow itself is properly controlled. Generally, this involves a flow traveling in a straight line, but there are applications in which the direction needs to be changed. For that, you’ll …
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While there are plenty of problems that can arise when you use flumes and weirs, one of the most frustrating can be foam. When foam forms on the surface of your flow, it can compromise your measurement efforts significantly, so you’ll have to adjust accordingly to keep getting the accurate measurements you require. Here’s what …
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