SANTANA, D. V.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1936763571544917; SANTANA, Dennis Viana.
Resumo:
In a conventional hot wire anemometer, the heated sensor is influenced both by the speed and
the temperature of the fluid. For this reason, it is necessary to use an auxiliary circuit to
measure the fluid temperature, so called compensation circuit. The single sensor hot wire
anemometer switches the resistors to compensate the fluid temperature. Although this
configuration has the advantage of using a single sensor, it has as a disadvantage the
uncertainty in the measurement of variable fluid speeds. This paper proposes a mathematical
model of the CTA with a single sensor and a solution that minimizes the error in the
estimation of variable speeds.