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An Air Flow Rig for Use in Hot Element and other Anemometer Experiments

M. J. Turner

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An apparatus used in undergraduate instrumentation teaching is described. A small wind tunnel creates air speeds up to 12 m/s. A Pitot tube is used as a reference against which a hot wire anemometer is compared for linearity and transient response. The experiment serves to introduce non-ideal systems.

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An apparatus used in undergraduate instrumentation teaching is described. A small wind tunnel creates air speeds up to 12 m/s. A Pitot tube is used as a reference against which a hot wire anemometer is compared for linearity and transient response. The experiment serves to introduce non-ideal systems.

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An apparatus used in undergraduate instrumentation teaching is described. A small wind tunnel creates air speeds up to 12 m/s. A Pitot tube is used as a reference against which a hot wire anemometer is compared for linearity and transient response. The experiment serves to introduce non-ideal systems.

Key concepts: Anemometer, Pitot tube, Instrumentation (computer programming), Wind tunnel, Airflow, Transient (computer programming), Airspeed, Mechanics

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