Long-range Horizontal Acoustic Current Profiler14/06/2010 |
| The new FlowQuest 600H long-range horizontal Acoustic Current Profiler precisely measures water velocities and water level in horizontally-oriented installations. It can be easily installed on an irrigation channel bank, a bridge abutment, a river bank or a fixed platform. |
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The specified range of the system is 120 metres with velocity accuracy of 0.25% +/- 2 mm/s and surface
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