1-9 Basher Open Channel Flow ChannelDetailed product description:

The 1-9 Bachel open channel flow channel from tank 1-9 can be used in conjunction with any national standard model of open channel to convert the flow rate inside the channel into the level of liquid. Measure the flow rate of water in an open channel. The flow rate of irrigation channels, sewage ditches, and urban sewers.
Material of flow channel in Bachel open channel from tank 1-9
Glass fiber unsaturated polyester composite material (fiberglass reinforced plastic).
measurement range
Slot 1: b=25mm Flow range: 20 cubic meters per hour
Slot 2: b=51mm Flow range: 50 cubic meters per hour
Slot 3: b=76mm Flow range: 120 cubic meters per hour
Slot 4: b=152mm Flow range: 400 cubic meters per hour
Slot 5: b=228mm Flow range: 900 cubic meters per hour
Slot 6: b=250mm Flow range: 900 cubic meters per hour
Slot 7: b=300mm Flow range: 1440 cubic meters per hour
Slot 8: b=450mm Flow range: 2260 cubic meters per hour
Slot 9: b=600mm Flow range: 3060 cubic meters per hour
Other slots 10-25 need to be customized according to customer requirements.
Precautions
The centerline should coincide with the centerline of the channel to prevent water flow from deviating into the Bacher trough.
After the Bacher trough is filled with water, the flow state of the water should be free flowing. The submergence degree of the Bacher trough should be less than the specified critical submergence degree.
There should be a straight section upstream that is greater than 5 times the width of the channel, so that the water flow can smoothly enter the Bacher trough. There is no lateral deviation or the impact force formed by the slope of the channel.
The Bacher groove should be securely installed on the channel. The connection with the side walls and bottom of the channel should be tight and not leak water. Make all the water flow through the measuring part of the Bacher trough. The measuring part of the Bacher trough is the throat section inside the trough.

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