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Title: Hot wire anemometers


1
Hot wire anemometers
2
Agenda
  • Review of lab 6 and what is coming.
  • What is a hot wire?
  • How does it work?
  • How do we control things?

3
Our circuit
Vin
Vresistor
Vlamp
V0
How does current through the resistor relate to
current through the lamp?
4
Our circuit
Vin
Vresistor
What is the voltage on this wire?
Vin
Vlamp
V0
Now we can build a system that can measure the
temperature of the filament and control it by
regulating the voltage input to the op-amp
5
Hot wire/hot film anemometer
Hot film for liquids
Hot wire for gases
Why do we want the probe so small?
6
Why do we want the probe so small?
  • Resolution in space
  • Resolution in time (high frequency)
  • Dont want to disturb what we are measuring.

7
Uses are found anywhere fluids flow
  • Aerodynamics lift, drag
  • Combustion IC, gas turbine engines
  • Meteorology
  • Fires and fire safety
  • Ocean currents
  • How bugs fly and how fish swim
  • Turbulence (Richard Feynman, "the most important
    unsolved problem of classical physics." )
  • Ordinary measurement tools, i.e. HVAC probes

8
Use of hot wire in turbulence
9
Hot-wire measurements connect large scales to
small scales in turbulence
50,000 km 12 orders of magnitude of structure
in this flow
10
So now, the theory.
11
Last time.the stove
Heat flow out
Power in
hA
T (K)
12
Results from changes..
T (K)
13
Constant power device
P
A
Response time dictated by the response of the
system.
14
Constant T device
Constant power mode needs to wait for steady
state to correlate T to h
Constant T mode always at steady state -
instantly correlate P to h
15
So how can we control the temperature?
16
Proportional Control
kp
Power input
dT/dt
T
hA(T-Tair)
h
T-Tair
Physical system
17
Proportional control
Kp1
Kp0.1
Kp0.01
18
kp
Why cant p-gain be set to be very large?
19
Time delay can cause instability
20
What is happening?
  • Cant make P-gain too high, time delay can cause
    instability.
  • If P-gain is too low there is high offset.

21
Integral Control
22
Result with Integral Control
23
Problems with the model
  • Power cannot be removed by the controller easy
    to fix.
  • Filament is not precisely a single temperature
    small error for small filament.
  • Small time delays sample rate of computer,
    thermal response, response of op-amp, etc these
    are small.

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The End
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