BioResource and Agricultural Engineering faculty specialize in a variety of engineering areas including but not limited to: power and machinery, information and electrical technologies, water and environmental quality, and food processing standards and safety.

Modified from brae.calpoly.edu

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Submissions from 2002

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Variable Frequency Drives - Planning your System, Charles M. Burt

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Electric Load Shifting in Irrigation Districts - California's Program, Charles M. Burt, Ricardo Amón, and Darren Cordova

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Closure to "Flap Gate Design for Automatic Upstream Canal Water Level Control", Charles M. Burt, Russdon Angold, Mike Lehmkuhl, and Stuart Styles

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Breaking the Technology Barriers Imposed by Cast-In Place Concrete Pipe in Irrigation Districts: Case Study of South San Joaquin Irrigation District, Charles M. Burt, Michael B. Gilton, Kevin Johnson, and Keith Crowe

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Infrared Inspection, Charles M. Burt and Daniel J. Howes

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Variable Frequency Drives and SCADA — Are They Worthwhile Investments?, Charles M. Burt and Daniel J. Howes

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Evaporation from Irrigated Agricultural Land in California, Charles M. Burt, Andrew Mutziger, Daniel Howes, and Kenneth H. Solomon

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Advances in PLC-Based Canal Automation, Charles M. Burt and Xianshu Piao

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Basic Design of Replogle Flumes, Charles M. Burt and Stuart W. Styles

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Case Study: Installation of Canal Control Structures on the Government Highline Canal, Ram Dhan Khalsa, Stuart W. Styles, Charles M. Burt, and Bob Norman

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Glenn-Colusa Irrigation District Flow Monitoring Program, Dennis Perkins, Stuart W. Styles, and Marcus Y. Yasutake

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Modernizing Irrigational Facilities at Sutter Mutual Water Company: A Case Study, Frederick F. Schantz, Stuart W. Styles, Beau J. Freeman, Charles M. Burt, and Doughlas Stevens

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Doppler Flow Meters for Turnouts, Stuart W. Styles

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Side Mounted Doppler Flow Meter for Canals, Stuart W. Styles

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Benchmarking of Flexibility and Needs 2002: Survey of Non-Federal Irrigation Districts (California Department of Water Resources), Stuart W. Styles and Daniel Howes