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Originally the flume was developed to measure surface waters, water rights apportionment, and irrigation flows. However, its use has expanded to include measuring sewage flow (both in pipe and treatment plants), industrial discharges, dam seepage, and other applications.
Flume: An open artificial channel or. chute carrying a stream of water. Typically, it is constructed of concrete, and looks like a narrow sidewalk with curbs on both sides. The benefit of a flume over an earthen or grassy swale is that it can accommodate more runoff (it carries the storm water away faster.)
Parshall flume discharge values For free flow, the equation to determine the flow rate is simply Q = CHan where: Q is flow rate (ft3/s) C is the free-flow coefficient for the flume (see Table 1 below) Ha is the head at the primary point of measurement (ft)
When current meter methods can no longer be used, MGS hydrogeologists measure discharge using a flume, a device which constricts the width of the stream and causes the water level to change. The height of water measured in a specified position within the flume allows the user to determine flow through the device.
Flumes are specially shaped, engineered structures used to measure the flow of water in open channels. Flumes are static in nature - having no moving parts - and develop a relationship between the water level in the flume and the flow rate by restricting the flow of water in various ways.
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Flumes are specially shaped, engineered structures used to measure the flow of water in open channels. Flumes are static in nature - having no moving parts - and develop a relationship between the water level in the flume and the flow rate by restricting the flow of water in various ways.
In the context of scientific and engineering studies, I might define a flume as a laboratory channel through which liquid is passed in order to study hydraulic processes and phenomena under controlled conditions. Flumes are built both indoors and outdoors.
1.3 The discharge values obtained by measurement with venturi flumes would vary from 95% to 105% of the true discharge. The installation conditions for the flumes are the same as for notches. VENTURI METERS This is used to measure flow in closed conduits.

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