NASA NTRS · 19890000368
Whistle Gauge Measures Flow And Temperature
Abstract
Simple, rugged gauge used to measure speed of flow and temperature of steam or other gas flowing through pipes of arbitrary diameter, from 1 to 28 in. or larger. Specially designed, instrumented whistle - has no moving parts, small, nonobstruction, operates at high temperature and pressure, and cleans itself. Does not operate at zero flow, but at moderate flows (tens of meters per second) generates intense sound for use in measurements. Consists of slanted ring groove of depth D and pressure taps in wall of pipe carrying flow to be measured. Resonant wavelength of sound generated by ring groove depends primarily on size and shape of groove and approximately equal to 4D.
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Shakkottai, Parthasarathy, Kwack, Eug Y.. 1989-07-01. Whistle Gauge Measures Flow And Temperature. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890000368
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