Detecting and measuring liquid flow in remote sewer structures

Measuring and testing – Sampler – sample handling – etc. – Automatic control

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340616, 340606, G01N 100

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059426985

ABSTRACT:
In the particular embodiments described in the specification, a virtual sewer flow monitor detects flow rate and depth information periodically and supplies it to a scattergraph generator and a polynomial curve generator produces a polynomial curve corresponding to the scattergraph data. A filter eliminates polynomial curve portions corresponding to normal sewer flow conditions and an SSO detector responds to curve portions indicating a sewer overflow condition to generate an alarm.

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"A Guide to Short Term Flow Surveys of Sewer Systems", published by the Water Research Centre, Wiltshire, England, Chapter 4.

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