Self-averaging pitot tube probe and method for measuring fluid flow
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Apr 25, 1989
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Nov 4, 1987
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A self-averaging pitot tube probe has an elongated elliptically-shaped body which produces laminar flow of fluid sub-boundary layers around the body. The body includes upstream high pressure sensing ports and a high pressure sensing passageway, and downstream low pressure sensing ports and a low pressure sensing passageway. The low pressure sensing ports open through respective opposite sides of the body upstream from separation points at which the laminar fluid flow sub-boundary layers separate from the body.
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