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The RQ-30+ is a sensor for continuous flow measurement in rivers, open channels and channels with a known cross-sectional profile. The sensor uses innovative radar technology to measure velocity, water level and flow rate. It provides reliable, non-contact measurement without the need for structural works in the water. Features:
Measuring principle: Non-contact radar technology determines the flow velocity at the water surface using the Doppler frequency shift method. In addition, the water level is established by measuring the travel time. Knowing the cross-sectional profile, the water flow rate Q can be calculated based on the continuity equation: Q=vm⋅A(h)Q = v_m \cdot A(h) where vm is the average velocity and A(h) is the cross-sectional area as a function of level h.
Continuous non-contact measurement of water flow in rivers, streams, open channels and ditches.
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