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Flumes
Engineers use specially designed channels or watercourses called flumes to control the flow of water or other fluids in various engineering projects, such as hydroelectric power plants, irrigation systems, and wastewater treatment plants. They build flumes to ensure that water flows efficiently and smoothly through them. Flumes can vary in shape and size, such as rectangular, trapezoidal, or circular, depending on their purpose. Engineers make flumes out of various materials, including concrete, steel, or plastic. In summary, flumes play an essential role in managing and directing the flow of water in engineering projects.
Weirs
People construct weirs across rivers or streams to control the water flow. They design weirs to alter the water level and measure the flow rate of the river. People can build weirs from a range of materials, including wood, concrete, and rocks. Weirs have different shapes and sizes, such as V-notch, rectangular, or circular. People commonly use weirs in irrigation, flood control, and water supply management projects. They can also use weirs in hydroelectric power generation as they provide a head of water to turn turbines. Overall, people consider weirs essential in managing water resources in a variety of applications.
