As the name suggests, wind speed anemometers
are used to measure the speed of wind. This commonly used weather
station instrument provides important information used by scientists,
meteorologists, and others. The word “anemometer” comes from a Greek
word meaning “wind.”
According to officials, Leon Battista Alberti first used the term “wind speed anemometer” in 1450. Since that time, the actual design has undergone very little change. Reportedly, Alberti was the inventor, although a number of others, including the Mayans and Robert Hooke, developed their own version of the instrument.
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According to officials, Leon Battista Alberti first used the term “wind speed anemometer” in 1450. Since that time, the actual design has undergone very little change. Reportedly, Alberti was the inventor, although a number of others, including the Mayans and Robert Hooke, developed their own version of the instrument.
View Original Source: http://www.comptus.com/blog/30-what-are-wind-speed-anemometers
Contact Details:
Comptus
202 Tamarack Road, Thornton,
New Hampshire USA, 03285
Phone No: 603-726-7502
Email: awhite@comptus.com
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