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Calculating Volume of Fluid Flowing in Pipe
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[QUOTE="SteamKing, post: 4945039, member: 301881"] Unless you are restricted from measuring the flow at all three times, more measurements = better results. If you can provide measurement at equally spaced time intervals, the total flow over the time interval can be computed by applying Simpson's Rule or some other numerical integration method. [/QUOTE]
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