Airflow Measurements

Airflow measurements are an important part of understanding how air moves through a space. They are used to measure the speed, direction, and volume of air in a room or other enclosed space. Airflow measurements can be used to determine the efficiency of air conditioning systems, the amount of air entering and exiting a room, and the overall air quality in a space. They can also be used to identify potential air quality issues such as drafts, air leakage, and ventilation problems. Airflow measurements are typically taken using specialized instruments such as anemometers, pitot tubes, and vane anemometers. These instruments measure the velocity, pressure, and temperature of the air in a space, allowing for a more accurate assessment of the air quality and airflow.