What does FT3/SEC stand for?

Cubic Feet per Second

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Science, medicine, engineering, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

3 cubic feet per second of water in a trust in order to leave the water flowing down Maroon Creek and the Roaring Fork River.

United States: State board approves water trust with PitCo

City/Region: The Army Corps of Engineers today plans to reduce the Willamette River flow by about 600 cubic feet per second, lowering the river's height by about a half-foot in Eugene.

CORRECTIONS

The agency says this is the first time since 1973 that the release out of El Vado has been increased to around 6,000 cubic feet per second.

STATE'S WATER-SUPPLY FORECAST HOLDING STEADY FOR NOW

The SWP will reduce exports from about 2,000 cubic feet per second (cfs) to about 1,500 cfs.

DWR Announces New Delta Pumping Cutbacks

If approved, the water would travel down a 42-inch pipe, supplying the hydro plant with approximately 25 cubic feet per second (cfs) coming from Castle Creek and 60 cfs out of Maroon Creek.

United states : Concerns flow over diverting water for hydro power

Byline: Jack Moran The Register-Guard Correction (published July 1, 2009): CityRegion: The Army Corps of Engineers today plans to reduce the Willamette River flow by about 600 cubic feet per second, lowering the river's height by about a half-foot in Eugene.

Removal of pickup from perch on pipe to cost its owner

9 cubic feet per second, but MacDonald told them to cite only the 5.

Report: Interior official meddled in science; Protected species; Bush ...

Flows in the East Walker have decreased to 47 cubic feet per second, and the amount of water stored in Bridgeport Reservoir, which feeds the river, also has fallen.

NOTEBOOK: NEARSHORE FISHERY PLAN APPROVED