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Low‐Flow Liquid Meter
This column describes a simple, reliable, and comparatively inexpensive system that was developed to meter low flows of either raw or finished water. The system flow rate is regulated by a peristaltic‐action‐type pump such as a Brittingham or kinetic‐clamp model. To reduce line pressure to a negligible amount before the pump, an open, constant‐head tank equipped with a float valve is placed in the system.
Low‐Flow Liquid Meter
This column describes a simple, reliable, and comparatively inexpensive system that was developed to meter low flows of either raw or finished water. The system flow rate is regulated by a peristaltic‐action‐type pump such as a Brittingham or kinetic‐clamp model. To reduce line pressure to a negligible amount before the pump, an open, constant‐head tank equipped with a float valve is placed in the system.
Low‐Flow Liquid Meter
Castelli, J. A. (author) / Booth, R. L. (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 56 ; 1243-1244
1964-09-01
2 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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