This paper describes the development of calibration equations for constant temperature hot-wire anemometer probes that are valid down to velocities as low as 0.05 m/s. In this region both free and forced convection effects are relevant. Current methods of describing the interaction of the two effects are based on vectorial addition of the two convection velocities. The experimental results presented here clearly demonstrate that such methods are inappropriate. Semi-empirical equations that yield a good description of the probe behaviour in this complex region are presented. (A)</p
A systematic approach was taken towards deriving a unified and general model for the calibration of ...
We review a set of velocity calibration methods for one popular configuration of a four-hot-wire pro...
We review a set of velocity calibration methods for one popular configuration of a four-hot-wire pro...
A rig for the calibration of hot-wire anemometer probes at velocities below 1 m/s that uses a steppi...
We study the performance of the classical relation for the correction for ambient temperature drift ...
We study the performance of the classical relation for the correction for ambient temperature drift ...
Theoretical considerations and experimental results indicate that except for a very slight temperatu...
Variations in fluid temperature are the most important error source in hot-wire anemometer measureme...
Variations in fluid temperature are the most important error source in hot-wire anemometer measureme...
The paper deals with the fluid temperature effect on the hot-wire anemometer output signal. There is...
s de s of d da d an Strouhal–Reynolds number relationship. Tsanis [9] and ChuaHot wire anemometers h...
The influence of end conduction on the sensitivity to stream temperature fluctuations of a constant ...
The paper deals with simultanenous measurement of both velocity and temperature by means of two sens...
A review of hot-wire anemometry was made to present examples of past work done in the field and to d...
We review a set of velocity calibration methods for one popular configuration of a four-hot-wire pro...
A systematic approach was taken towards deriving a unified and general model for the calibration of ...
We review a set of velocity calibration methods for one popular configuration of a four-hot-wire pro...
We review a set of velocity calibration methods for one popular configuration of a four-hot-wire pro...
A rig for the calibration of hot-wire anemometer probes at velocities below 1 m/s that uses a steppi...
We study the performance of the classical relation for the correction for ambient temperature drift ...
We study the performance of the classical relation for the correction for ambient temperature drift ...
Theoretical considerations and experimental results indicate that except for a very slight temperatu...
Variations in fluid temperature are the most important error source in hot-wire anemometer measureme...
Variations in fluid temperature are the most important error source in hot-wire anemometer measureme...
The paper deals with the fluid temperature effect on the hot-wire anemometer output signal. There is...
s de s of d da d an Strouhal–Reynolds number relationship. Tsanis [9] and ChuaHot wire anemometers h...
The influence of end conduction on the sensitivity to stream temperature fluctuations of a constant ...
The paper deals with simultanenous measurement of both velocity and temperature by means of two sens...
A review of hot-wire anemometry was made to present examples of past work done in the field and to d...
We review a set of velocity calibration methods for one popular configuration of a four-hot-wire pro...
A systematic approach was taken towards deriving a unified and general model for the calibration of ...
We review a set of velocity calibration methods for one popular configuration of a four-hot-wire pro...
We review a set of velocity calibration methods for one popular configuration of a four-hot-wire pro...