Why did we build a huge model sewer pipe? Do You Know ISCO?

Why did engineers at Teledyne ISCO build a massive model sewer system at our headquarters in Lincoln, Nebraska? Watch the latest episode of Do You Know ISCO to discover how Teledyne ISCO ensures the LaserFlow is the most accurate open-channel flowmeter around.
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The LaserFlow® velocity sensor remotely measures flow in open channels with non-contact Laser Doppler Velocity technology and non-contact Ultrasonic Level technology. The sensor uses advanced technology to measure velocity with a laser beam at single or multiple points below the surface of the wastewater stream.
The sensor uses an ultrasonic level sensor to measure the level and determines a sub-surface point to measure velocity. The sensor then focuses its laser beam at this point and measures the frequency shift of the returned light.
The LaserFlow is ideal for a broad range of wastewater monitoring applications. It is compatible with both the Teledyne ISCO Signature Flowmeter, DuraTracker Flowmeter, and the Teledyne ISCO 2160 LaserFlow Module, depending on the type of installation.
During submerged conditions, flow measurement continues without interruption with optional continuous wave Doppler Ultrasonic Area Velocity technology.
With its specially designed mounting bracket in place, the LaserFlow can be deployed and removed from street level. This avoids the risk and expense of confined space entry. A variety of communication options enable programming and data retrieval from a remote location. Information about data quality can be recorded and transmitted with the flow data.
Additionally, built-in diagnostic tools simplify installation, maintenance, and advanced communication options reduce site visits.
For applications within the United Kingdom requiring certification by The Environment Agency, LaserFlow is designated MCERTS Class 2.
Do You Know ISCO? Teledyne ISCO manufactures a wide range of products for professionals working in water pollution monitoring and abatement, engineers and managers involved with wastewater process control, and scientists involved in field and laboratory work. We have always taken pride in the fact that the products we produce are used by our customers to improve the quality of life on Earth. Benefits realized from the use of ISCO products range from maintaining a clean environment, to developing disease-curing drugs and finding new energy supplies.​​ ISCO, Inc., was founded in 1958, and since its inception has been headquartered in Lincoln, Nebraska, USA. Through our focus on designing and building products to meet specialized custo​​mer needs, the company grew from founder Dr. Robert Allington's garage into its current 200,000 square foot plant. In June of 2004, Isco was acquired by Teledyne Technologies, Inc., becoming Teledyne ISCO and beginning a new chapter in the company's story.
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