Keys to Accurate Open Channel Level Monitoring

Water/wastewater

Keys to Accurate Open Channel Level Monitoring

15 Jun, 2009

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Mark Morton Product Manager Ultrasonics
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The need to know the flow rate and level in rivers and streams has existed since man first attempted to harness the energy and benefits of flowing water for irrigation, drinking water, and other practical uses. Efforts to monitor river level had humble beginnings of a simple graduated stick that eventually gave way to the use of floats.

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