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Two common types are oscillating piston meters and nutating disk meters. Either method relies on the water to physically displace the moving measuring element in direct proportion to the amount of water that passes through the meter.
To find the meter's size first look at the dial. Many meters have their size located directly below the gallon count. Sometimes it is stamped on the metal below the dial face. It will be something like ¾\u201d or 1\u201d, in most residential cases.
Meter SizeCommon NameLay Length3/4" x 7.5"3/4" Short7.5"3/4"3/4" Full Size9"1"1" Meter10.75"1-1/2"1-1/2" Threaded (male)12-5/8"6 more rows
To calculate the water flow (in m3) multiply the average water velocity (in m/s) by the average width (in m) and by the average depth (in m). Water flow = 0.425 m/s x 1 m x 0.6 m = 0.255 m3/s. Note: remember that 1 m3 = 1 000 l so multiply by this to convert water flow measurements to litres per second (l/s).
There are two conventional measuring devices for water flow measurement, the positive displacement water meter and the velocity meter. Less common options include non-mechanical designs of electromagnetic and ultrasonic meters and electromechanical meters.
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To find the meter's size first look at the dial. Many meters have their size located directly below the gallon count. Sometimes it is stamped on the metal below the dial face. It will be something like ¾\u201d or 1\u201d, in most residential cases.
The positive displacement meter (PD meter) is a standard residential water meter and a small commercial water meter. They are generally very accurate at the low-to-medium flow rates typical of these applications and typically range from 5/8\u2033-2\u2033.
The difference between Water Meters and Flow Meters The main difference being that a water meter measures the volume of water that passes through the meter. A flow meter will measure the speed (flow rate) at which liquid passes through the meter.
What size is the typical residential water meter? Most homes require the smallest meter available, which is 5/8 x 3/4 inches. Some residences may require a larger meter because of added volume and pressure requirements, such as for lawn irrigation.
Water meters typically come in the following sizes: 5/8", 3/4" (these are the most common residential sizes), 1", 1.5", 2". It is unusual to find anything larger than a 1.5 inch meter on a single-family home. The most common sizes are 5/8" and 3/4".

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