KANALIS

With our modern KANALIS measuring technology, we record water levels, flow rates and canal conditions in real time in order to control water distribution efficiently, according to demand and in a resource-saving manner.

at a glance

Your Advantages with KANALIS

With up to 10 acoustic measurement paths, our KANALIS system delivers outstanding accuracy, repeatability, and linearity across the entire measuring range and precisely calculates the flow rate based on cross-sectional geometry, water level, and velocity according to ISO 6416. Automatic velocity profile approximation eliminates time-consuming on-site calibrations and takes even complex flow conditions into account. The platform-independent web interface with integrated Wi-Fi and LAN access allows for easy configuration, operation, and real-time remote monitoring of the system – anytime and from any mobile device.

  • Open channels or closed pipes from 1-100m wide
  • Ideal for applications under stationary non-uniform flow conditions (e.g. locks, gates and weirs)
  • Ship canals
  • Irrigation canals
  • Hydroelectric power plants
  • Industrial wastewater and sewage treatment plants

Sensors continuously measure water level, flow rate and outflows in canals and pipes.

Automated systems open or close sluices and valves to optimally irrigate fields.

Precise measurements reduce overflow, evaporation, and water loss.

Integrating rainfall data and soil moisture forecasts ensures efficient irrigation.

Farmers can use water in a targeted and cost-efficient manner, independent of manual intervention.

Historical measurement data enables better planning of irrigation cycles and infrastructure measures.

Using water resources sparingly increases the environmental sustainability of agricultural production.

Here's how it works

Different Installation Methods

KANALIS is suitable for open channels or closed pipes from 1 to 100 m wide and reliably measures flow rates even under uneven flow conditions such as locks, gates, or weirs. It is ideal for clean or slightly polluted water in rivers, shipping canals, irrigation systems, hydroelectric power plants, industrial wastewater, and sewage treatment plants.

System Description

Measurement Principle

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Dr. Jürgen Skripalle
Managing Director Center of Competence AFM
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