1978
DOI: 10.6028/nbs.ir.78-1433
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Low velocity performance of a bronze bearing vane anemometer

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“…These measurements were performed at a free-stream velocity of 205 fpm. As shown in a previous report [2] the variation of the ratio of the local velocity to the free stream velocity with distance of the anemometer is independent of free-stream velocity. A distance of 30 cm upstream of the anemometer was chosen as the position for velocity measurement by the laser velocimeter.…”
Section: The Testssupporting
confidence: 67%
“…These measurements were performed at a free-stream velocity of 205 fpm. As shown in a previous report [2] the variation of the ratio of the local velocity to the free stream velocity with distance of the anemometer is independent of free-stream velocity. A distance of 30 cm upstream of the anemometer was chosen as the position for velocity measurement by the laser velocimeter.…”
Section: The Testssupporting
confidence: 67%
“…These measurements were performed at the free-stream velocity of 990 fpm. As shown in a previous report [2] the variation of the ratio of the local velocity to the free stream velocity with distance upstream of the anemometer is independent of free-stream velocity. A distance of 35 cm upstream of the anemometer was chosen as the position for velocity measurement by the laser velocimeter.…”
Section: The Testsmentioning
confidence: 70%
“…These measurements were performed at 984 fpm (Figure 2). As shown in [2] the variation of the ratio of the local velocity to the free-stream velocity with distance upstream of the anemometer is independent of free-stream velocity. A distance of 30 cm upstream of the anemometer was chosen as the position for velocity measurement by the laser velocimeter.…”
Section: The Testsmentioning
confidence: 82%