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Applications of Anemometers

Anemometer is used to measure the speed of the wind and its pressure.They help to study the patterns of weather.

How does Anemometer work?

Anemometer includes cups that are connected to arms in horizontal. When the breeze blows, then cups in the anemometer will turn to make the rod turn.Once the wind is faster, then the rod will turn quickly. This instrument calculates the number of revolutions to calculate the wind speed.It can be said that the air stream will cool a heated object because the cooling rate can be determined by the airflow speed.

Application of Anemometer

-Measuring the airspeed in aerodynamics.

-Calculating the wind speed in skydiving.

Calculation of wind speed for pilots the wind speed in skydiving.

-Calculation of wind speed for drone.

-Used to measure the wind direction.

-Used to measure the pressure and flow of wind.

-World weather stations.

The advantages of Anemometers are many. They can be obtained in different shapes and sizes, The device, speed, velocity, direction, and pressure of wind can be calculated through it,They are accurate and economical.

APPLICATIONS OF ANEMOMETERS

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