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Originally Posted by martureo
I'll put it this way. I used to work in RF Filter design. The RF engineers I worked with did much of their design using simple calculations and experience as the closest RF modeling software would take hours to estimate the problem. My current field of design doesn't have any software to model what we're doing, it just doesn't exist yet.
So, I'm trying to get a specific piece of data from a specific part of the system which I'm adapting for a new design. To tell me that my problem is either the result of a "stupid customer" or a "schoolhouse exercise" is pretty pedantic.
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Either you haven’t fully explained the parameters of your problem or we are too stupid to understand it.
There are LOTS of off the shelf acoustic, propeller, resistance and laser instruments for detecting flow regardless of flow direction, viscosity, clarity or velocity. I’ve used them in groundwater studies and marsh flow research. Or use a sightglass to look at water level vs outflow rate. If none of these options are amenable then clearly I’m too stupid to understand the problem.
In that case, try the USGS water science group. If you stump them then your problem is new to science.