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    ADS Environmental Services Patrick L. Stevens, P.E. and Kevin L. Enfinger, P.E

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    This document provides an overview of using scattergraphs to analyze sewer flow monitor data. It discusses tools like the Design Method, Lanfear-Coll Method, and Stevens-Schutzbach Method that can be used to interpret patterns in scattergraphs and determine sewer operational capacity. The poster is intended as an educational resource, using examples of scattergraphs from sewer systems across the US to demonstrate what insights can be gained into sewer conditions and flow monitor performance.

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    ADS Environmental Services Patrick L. Stevens, P.E. and Kevin L. Enfinger, P.E

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    This document provides an overview of using scattergraphs to analyze sewer flow monitor data. It discusses tools like the Design Method, Lanfear-Coll Method, and Stevens-Schutzbach Method that can be used to interpret patterns in scattergraphs and determine sewer operational capacity. The poster is intended as an educational resource, using examples of scattergraphs from sewer systems across the US to demonstrate what insights can be gained into sewer conditions and flow monitor performance.

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    This document provides an overview of using scattergraphs to analyze sewer flow monitor data. It discusses tools like the Design Method, Lanfear-Coll Method, and Stevens-Schutzbach Method that can be used to interpret patterns in scattergraphs and determine sewer operational capacity. The poster is intended as an educational resource, using examples of scattergraphs from sewer systems across the US to demonstrate what insights can be gained into sewer conditions and flow monitor performance.

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    ADS Environmental Services Patrick L. Stevens, P.E. and Kevin L. Enfinger, P.E

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    Alvin Kim
    This document provides an overview of using scattergraphs to analyze sewer flow monitor data. It discusses tools like the Design Method, Lanfear-Coll Method, and Stevens-Schutzbach Method that can be used to interpret patterns in scattergraphs and determine sewer operational capacity. The poster is intended as an educational resource, using examples of scattergraphs from sewer systems across the US to demonstrate what insights can be gained into sewer conditions and flow monitor performance.

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    The scattergraph is a powerful tool that displays depth and velocity data Several important scattergraph tools are presented and discussed
    from a sewer flow monitor. The resulting patterns form characteristic throughout this poster, including the Design Method, the Lanfear-Coll
    signatures that provide insight into the conditions within a sewer. The flow Method, and the Stevens-Schutzbach Method, along with iso-QTM lines
    monitor data also leave distinct patterns that even allow the performance and iso-Froude lines. The combination of these tools makes it easy to
    Patrick L. Stevens, P.E. and Kevin L. Enfinger, P.E. of the flow monitor itself to be evaluated. determine the Operational Capacity of a sewer.

    This poster is designed as an educationa l resource for wastewate r The examples in this poster were selected from thousands of flow
    ADS Environmental Services professionals, including operators, engineers, and managers. It provides a monitoring locations evaluated by ADS each year. The flow monitor
    www.adsenv.com collection of scattergraphs, along with a brief explanation of what can be data originate from 24 cities in 15 states in sewers ranging from 10 to 120
    learned from each one. Basic principles are introduced and practical inches in diamete r. Examples include many common situations
    applications are explored, addressing both engineering and operational encountered in both sanitary and combined sewers, as well as some
    situations. uncommon and entertaining examples captured over the years.
    ADS. An IDEX Water & Wastewater Business.

    2005-2011 ADS LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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