flume

English - Turkish

Definition of flume in English Turkish dictionary: (Askeri) su arkı; kanalet; tomruk yüzdürmek; arnada götürmek; su yolu; böyle bir boğazdan geçirmek; kanalla su taşımak; (Askeri) SU ARKI: Suları sevketmek için kullanılan küçük kanal; {i} kanal; kanal vasıtasıyla ırmak veya gölden su akıtmak; {i} suyolu; suyolu yapmak; çay veya ırmak akan dar boğaz; su kanal; değirmen altında bulunan su yolu; yüzdürme oluğu
flume, millrace: suyolu, değirmen deresi
concrete flume: (İnşaat) betonarme kanalet
beet flume: pancar kanalı
pulp flume: küspe arnası
pulp flume: küspe kanalı
bench flume: ayaklı kanalet
elevated flume: (İnşaat) yükseltilmiş kanal
measuring flume: ölçüm kanalı
meter flume: ölçü kanalı
testing flume: deney oluğu
testing flume: test kanalı
testing flume: deney kanalı
trestle flume: ayaklı kanal
wave flume: (Askeri) dalga kanalı

English - English

Definition of flume in English English dictionary: An open channel or trough used to direct or divert liquids; A ravine or gorge, usually one with water running through; {n} a channel or passage for water; Trough of water used to convey wood (24); In general, any open channel for carrying water More specifically, an open channel constructed above the earth's surface, usually supported on a trestle or on piers; (i) Open conduit for conveying water across obstructions (ii) An entire canal elevated above natural ground An aqueduct (iii) A specially calibrated structure for measuring open channel flows; An inclined channel, usually of wood and often supported by a trestle, for conveying water from a distance to be utilized for various purposes including placer mining; watercourse that consists of an open artificial chute filled with water for power or for carrying logs; A wooden trough designed to carry water, sometimes at great distances where the water could be used to wash ore; In mining, an inclined channel or trough used to transport water to the place of mining; a long narrow structure built for water to slide down, which is used to move water or wood, or which people slide down for fun (flum, from flumen ); A stream; especially, a passage channel, or conduit for the water that drives a mill wheel; or an artifical channel of water for hydraulic or placer mining; also, a chute for conveying logs or lumber down a declivity; A natural or man-made channel that diverts water; a narrow gorge with a stream running through it; (or bridge with sideboards) for passing flood water across an irrigation ditch or canal; Structure which conveys water over a channel or a waterway A flume is generally constructed out of Precast Concrete (PCP) or Corrugated Metal (CMP) pipe The largest flume in the Elephant Butte Irrigation Project is the Picacho Flume located across the Rio Grande in New Mexico; A device constructed to convey water on steep grades; it is lined with erosion-resistant materials G; {i} artificial ditch; ravine, gully
log flume: A flume specifically constructed to transport lumber and logs down mountainous terrain to a sawmill by using flowing water
log flume: An amusement park ride where passengers sit in a hollow log and travel along a track or circuit powered mostly by the flow of water