Critical Flow definition
Examples of Critical Flow in a sentence
If it is determined that 100% exceedance of the Critical Flow cannot reasonably be achieved, the Licensee will work with the resource agencies to monitor any potential aquatic species impacts in the affected reach below Falls Dam.
For the purposes of this LIP, the Critical Flows are defined as follows: • Falls Development – the Critical Flow from the Falls Development is equal to 770 cfs measured on a daily average basis.
To the extent practical, the Licensee will avoid falling below the Critical Flow (as defined in the LIP).
The Licensee will consult with downstream water users if they are affected by the Voltage and Capacity Emergency through reduction of the Required Minimum Instream Flow or LIP Flow to the Critical Flow.
If a Voltage or Capacity Emergency is expected to continue for two weeks or more, the Licensee may reduce Project outflow below Required Minimum Instream Flows or LIP Flows to the Critical Flow (as defined in the LIP) if taking such action is necessary to maintain the water inventory in Project reservoirs for use during the voltage and capacity emergency.
To the extent practical, during an Unplanned Drawdown, the Licensee will avoid falling below the Critical Flow (as defined in the LIP).
To the extent practical, the Licensee will avoid falling below the Critical Flow (as defined in the LIP) as noted above.
The diluted exhaust gas flow rate is measured either with a Positive Displacement Pump PDP or with a Critical Flow Venturi CFV.