Técnicas de Medição de Vazão por Meios Convencionais e Não Convencionais
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Este artigo tem a finalidade de descrever alguns métodos, diretos e indiretos (convencionais e não convencionais), de medição de vazão em rios e córregos, discutindo a metodologia de cada técnica e seu potencial para estudos em sistemas fluviais. Na literatura muitos dos métodos aqui descritos são utilizados, no entanto, estes muitas vezes não são bem descritos e voltado para um público de nível de graduação, técnicos da área e até mesmo para estudantes ou pesquisadores de pós-graduação que venham a trabalhar com sistemas fluviais. Os principais métodos aqui descritos são através do uso de molinete, ecosonda, ADCP e meios manuais (medições sem instrumentos de precisão).
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