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| Name | EVOLVING METHODS FOR THE CALIBRATION OF FLOW CONTROLS FOR STORMWATER AND WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT |
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Authors
LeCornu, J.P. and Faram, M.G.
Abstract
The ability to accurately and reliably control flows in drainage and sewerage systems is critical for the effective operation of such systems. The use of inaccurate or unreliable flow controls can lead to adverse effects including flooding. Conventional methods for the calibration of flow controls are time consuming and can suffer from poor repeatability.
This paper describes work carried out with the aim of developing new, improved methods, to both enhance accuracy and improve repeatability, while also reducing test times. In order to achieve the objectives, a PROFIBUS based instrumentation and control system was fitted to existing hydraulic test facilities, operated by Hydro International. The new methods, applied to the calibration of vortex flow controls and orifice plates, show potential to reduce test times by a factor of more than ten, while also increasing the accuracy and repeatability of results.
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| Filename | 2006LeCornu- and -Faram-CIWEM.pdf |
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| Creator | Lisa_Glennon |
| Created On: | 09/26/2006 00:00 |
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