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Partial-Pipe Wetland Monitoring

Partial-Pipe Wetland Monitoring

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source: www.macemeters.com IntroductIon: There are countless numbers of pipes across irrigation districts and individual irrigation farming enterprises that do not run full all the time. Whilst from a measurement perspective it is preferable to measure flow in a full pipe, from a practical viewpoint it is often either difficult to achieve full flow under all conditions or just not economic to change. With the use of a MACE combined depth/

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