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Characterization of a New Calibration Wind-Tunnel within Low Air Velocity Range

Isabelle Care
  • Abstract:
    Air velocity is a quantity often used in specifications of industrial processes or buildings. In these applications, the velocity is generally below 1 m·s-1, the air temperature can be different from ambient one and the air can flow in any direction whatever. Furthermore, to reach minimum uncertainty measurements, a minimum calibration uncertainty of the used anemometer is needed as well as a calibration as close as possible to measurements conditions. To answer these needs, CETIAT has built a new anemometers' calibration test rig. Its evaluation is presented in terms of stability, homogeneity on humidity, temperature and velocity fields as well as calibration uncertainty.
  • Keywords:
    Anemometer, low air velocity, wind-tunnel, calibration, uncertainty
  • DOI:
    _unreg_tc9-2004.012

Event details:

  • IMEKO TC:
    TC9
  • Event name:
    FLOMEKO 2004
  • Title:
    12th Conference on Flow Measurement
  • Place:
    Beijing, CHINA
  • Time:
    14 September 2004 - 17 September 2004