We examine the different types anemometers, their applications and how to obtain precise readings while using them.
What is a ANEMOMETER ?
A anemometer Used to measure the wind speed or any gas current.
How does it work?
There are several types anemometers. The most common are the Anemometers in Cuples and at pallets. Cup anemometers generally have 3 to 4 cups attached to a vertical rod. When the wind blows, the cups and the stem turn. The anemometer uses the number of rotations to calculate the wind speed. Likewise, pallet anemometers look like a windmill design. They also use mechanical speed to propel the blades. The speed of the blades is measured by a tachometer and then converted to wind speed.
Why are they used?
THE anemometers are used in a variety of applications, both external and interior. In Meteorological stations, the determination of wind speed allows you to detect a change in weather conditions and provide storms, for example. This is important for pilots, THE engineers and climatologists. Engineers CVC also rely on anemometers to examine the air speed in rooms, because it is an indicator of the air quality. This is where the Thermometers with portable digital propeller are ideal for quickly checking both the air flow and the temperature.
Other uses include:
- Weather stations
- Ventilation systems, heating and air conditioning
- Laboratory controlled tests such as breaths
- Measurement of external wind conditions As part of health and safety controls
- Manufacture process
How to get exact readings
To properly use a Digital palette anemometer, first select your unit of measurement preferred among the options available. Once you've done this, hold the weather vane and make sure it faces the management of wind. It is best to ensure that the wind is not obstructed by objects or by your body, so try to find an open space and perhaps hold it above your head for a more precise reading. Due to the wind speed which is often not constant, many anemometers, including our 9035 anemometer thermometer, include functions of Reading max/min And average To help get a precise reading.
9035 anemometer
THE 9035 anemometer thermometer is a simple portable device to simultaneously measure the air speed and the temperature. Adapted to a wide range of uses, it measures the air flow On a range of 0.4 to 30 meters per second, with an accuracy of ± 3 %. Currently at 20% online reduction for a limited duration, this robust unit is perfect for taking Quick and precise air measurements.
