-
contrast to a
trench or ditch.
Flumes are not to be
confused with aqueducts,
which are
built to
transport water;
flumes use
flowing water to transport...
- 19th century.
Logging operations preferred flumes whenever a
reliable source of
water was available.
Flumes were
cheaper to
build and
operate than logging...
- more
water for a more fun and wet ride. Log
flume rides are
named for log
flumes used in logging. Log
flumes are a
variant of the
chute rides and old mill...
-
flume. Not all
Parshall flumes have the energy-recovering
divergence section.
These flumes,
called Montana flumes, or short-section
Parshall flumes,...
- A
flume is a man-made
gravity chute for water, with
raised walls.
Flume or The
Flume may also
refer to:
Flume (musician), an
Australian electronic musician...
-
Harley Edward Streten (born 5
November 1991),
known professionally as
Flume, is an
Australian musician, DJ, and
record producer. He is
regarded as a pioneer...
- In hydrology, a
Venturi flume is a
device used for
measuring the rate of flow of a
liquid in
situations with
large flow rates, such as a river. It is...
- Hi This Is
Flume is the
first mixtape released by
Australian electronic musician Flume. It was
released on 20
March 2019 by ****ure classic. The mixtape...
-
Parshall flume,
resulting a
flume that is
lighter in weight,
shorter in length, and less
costly to manufacture.
Montana flumes are used to
measure surface...
- sedimentation, or
subsidence of the
flume.
Unlike other flumes - such as the Parshall, the Palmer-Bowlus
flumes is
typically only
fabricated in two materials:...
