What is a Anemometer?

A current meter is a device for measuring the flow velocity of water flowing through a river or air discarded from a duct. A wide variety of measurement principles have been developed, including measurements using the rotation of an impeller and measurements using the Doppler effect of ultrasonic waves. It has a built-in display and communication device, and can also function as a switch. When measuring using an impeller, it is important to select a product that is designed to prevent foreign matter from entering and a product that is easy to maintain.

Application of Anemometer

Current meters are used in a wide range of fields such as surveys of rivers and dams and production plants. Examples of use include river flow velocity surveys, exhaust gas velocity surveys, resin inflow velocity control sites, and chemical solution inflow velocity control. When choosing a current meter, it is necessary to consider the range of flow velocities of the corresponding measurements, durability, maintainability, and whether it is non-contact or contact type. There is also a flow meter with a built-in communication device, which enables monitoring from a long distance, which is useful for improving efficiency.

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