Measuring flowsAn article by Albert Royster in the May/June Florida Onsite Wastewater Association newsletter states that flow measurement may hint if hydraulic overloading has occurred and if this condition is an ongoing issue in system performance. Royster, an environmental specialist with the Volusia County Health Department in Deland, says water flow meters register the mass flow used. The mass flow includes showers, baths, toilets, dishwashing, laundry, tooth brushing, and other indoor uses. Lawn watering, car washing, and other outdoor uses also are considered. “A flow meter eliminates any argument from homeowners about water usage,” writes Royster.Royster also suggests metering sewage
