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    The document discusses open channel flow measurement using weirs and flumes. It defines open channels, describes the common technique of using a primary device like a weir or flume along with a secondary level measurement device to calculate flow rate. It outlines different types of weirs and flumes, how to calculate discharge equations, and considerations for selecting a primary device.

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    The document discusses open channel flow measurement using weirs and flumes. It defines open channels, describes the common technique of using a primary device like a weir or flume along with a secondary level measurement device to calculate flow rate. It outlines different types of weirs and flumes, how to calculate discharge equations, and considerations for selecting a primary device.

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    The document discusses open channel flow measurement using weirs and flumes. It defines open channels, describes the common technique of using a primary device like a weir or flume along with a secondary level measurement device to calculate flow rate. It outlines different types of weirs and flumes, how to calculate discharge equations, and considerations for selecting a primary device.

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    The document discusses open channel flow measurement using weirs and flumes. It defines open channels, describes the common technique of using a primary device like a weir or flume along with a secondary level measurement device to calculate flow rate. It outlines different types of weirs and flumes, how to calculate discharge equations, and considerations for selecting a primary device.

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    Open Channel Flow Measurement

    using the
    SLT 5.0 and OCF 5.0

    © 2014 Greyline Instruments Inc. Do not duplicate or distribute without permission.


    Products
    SLT 5.0 Level & Flow Monitor OCF 5.0 Open Channel Flow
    Summary
    • Open Channel Definition
    • Most Common Technique
    • Types of Weirs and Flumes
    • Discharge (head vs flow rate) equations
    • Find “K and n” software
    • Products
    • Selecting a Primary Device
    Open Channel Definition
    • Any Canal, Culvert, Flume, Stream, or
    Partially Full Pipe can be considered as an
    Open Channel
    Technique for measuring flow

    Weir or Flume (primary device)


    +
    Level measuring device (secondary device)
    =
    Flow rate
    WEIRS
    Types of Weirs
    Rectangular Weir w/EC Rectangular Weir
    Types of Weirs
    V-Notch Weir Trapezoidal Weir
    Detail Drawing
    FLUMES
    Flumes

    • A specially shaped section that restricts the channel area and/or changes the channel slope
    Parshall Flume
    Parshall Flume

    • Discharge through a Parshall flume can occur for two conditions of flow: Free Flow and
    Submerged Flow
    • Backwater marks can be observed on this flume’s diverging walls
    Palmer-Bowlus Flume
    Palmer-Bowlus Flume
    Process Connections
    Flume with integral approach Metering Manhole
    Process Connections
    With Riser and Couplings Flanged & Vertical Discharge
    H Flumes
    HS Flume w Dropped Outlet H Flume in Manhole
    Trapezoidal Flumes

    • 60⁰ V-Notch Trapezoidal flumes


    British or Venturi Flumes
    European ISO 4359 The Venturi Effect:
    Selecting a Primary Device
    • Range and Shape
    • Straight section
    • Debris and sediment
    • Ability to sustain the increased depth
    • Submergence: high flow and backwater
    • Budget and accuracy
    • Weirs generally accurate to ±10%
    • Flumes generally accurate to ±3-5%
    Summary
    • Products
    • Open Channel Definition
    • Most Common Technique
    • Types of Weirs and Flumes
    • Discharge (head vs flow rate) equations
    • Find “K and n” software
    • Selecting a Primary Device
    CANADA USA
    16456 Sixsmith Dr. 105 Water Street
    Long Sault, ON K0C 1P0 Massena, NY 13662

    1-888-473-9546
    +1-613-938-8956
    www.greyline.com

    © 2014 Greyline Instruments Inc. Do not duplicate or distribute without permission.

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