Category - Packaged Metering Manholes
Mounting HS / H / HL Flumes
Although initially developed to measure runoff from watersheds and experimental plots, the H Flume has proven to be quite flexible in its mounting configurations.
For below grade applications, HS and H Flumes up to 2-feet in size can be:
Fiberglass Packaged Metering Manholes
Fiberglass packaged metering manholes are an innovative solution to the problem of needing to measure piped flow below grade. Packaged metering manholes factory integrate a flow element (usually a flume, but weirs and magnetic flow meters can also be integrated) directly into a…
Fiberglass vs Precast Manholes
For years precast concrete manholes have been the default choice in sanitary and storm water applications. Over the years, though, Packaged Fiberglass Manholes have begun to displace concrete manholes for a number of reasons.
Parshall Flumes for Industrial Pretreatment Discharges
The Parshall Flume is the most common type of flume used for monitoring industrial discharges. The ubiquity of the Parshall flume means that it is usually well understood by pretreatment inspectors and industrial users alike – not an insignificant consideration – and is well…
A Field Approach to Insulating Fiberglass Metering Manholes
From time to time we like to bring you unusual or innovate approaches that customers use in the field.
Concrete Parshall Flumes for Flow Measurement
Periodically we are asked the question: Can Parshall flumes be made out of concrete? The answer is: yes, they can (but they usually aren’t)!
The use of concrete in makiing Parshall flumes is limited by a number of factors:
Monitoring the Flow of Landfill Leachate
Let’s not kid ourselves – landfill leachate is some nasty stuff. If it has gone into the landfill, there is the likelihood that it has concentrated in the landfill. This environment can make it exceedingly challenging for primary devices (flumes, weirs, and other meters) to…
A Visual Guide to Installing a Fiberglass Manhole
Fiberglass Manholes are lightweight (~1/10th the weight of concrete), corrosion resistant, and watertight. Their installation is straight forward and can be accomplished with less manpower and equipment than a traditional concrete vault or manhole. Where line downtime is a…
Fiberglass Flow Metering Manholes: Making the Connection
One of the primary advantaged of fiberglass flow metering manholes is the ability to accommodate flumes much larger than will fit inside the manhole. By being able to laminate the flume to the manhole barrel, flumes can readily extend upstream / downstream of the manhole barrel…
What's a Packaged Metering Manhole?
A Packaged Metering Manhole (PMM) is a fiberglass manhole into which a primary device has been integrated. In addition to the above, Packaged Metering Manholes allow the integration of primary devices larger than would otherwise be able to be easily accommodated in concrete…
Don't Get Stuck: Sanitary Flows in Flumes
One of the most common uses of flumes today is to measure sanitary flows; whether this is at an industrial discharge, mobile home park, resort, or wastewater treatment plant. Unfortunately, flumes are often selected bsed solely on their ability to handle anticipated flows –…
Metering Manholes
Metering manholes are a convenient way to measure flows in a wide range of applications, including: wastewater treatment plant headworks / influent, treated effluent, in-plant flows, industrial discharge, or monitoring the flow of sewage in a collection system. Capable of…
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