Measuring and testing – Fluid flow direction – With velocity determination
Patent
1994-12-15
1997-11-04
Gregory, Bernarr E.
Measuring and testing
Fluid flow direction
With velocity determination
G01P 502
Patent
active
H00016888
ABSTRACT:
An anemometer having no moving parts and a sensing head with various emboents that improve the overall performance of the anemometer is disclosed. The sensing head of the anemometer generates an aerodynamic drag force when subjected to a dynamic pressure in the form of a moving fluid, such as wind. The aerodynamic drag force is translated to a deflectable column having a plurality of strain gauges thereon, each of which produces an electrical output voltage that is proportional to the wind speed. The sensing heads of the anemometer of the present invention reduced the velocity and directional error measurement parameters as well as reduce the angle of attack error.
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Lake Robert E.
Meyerhoff Curtis L.
Billi Ron
Gregory Bernarr E.
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of
Verona Susan E.
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