Under these conditions, a widespread use for monitoring and control functions is not yet reasonable.

The Institute of Air Handling and Refrigeration (ILK) has further developed 3D flow sensors in the framework of a BMWi research project. With the help of various sensors, a detailed real-time measurement of flow velocity and direction with a high measurement range 0.01…10 m/s (10 ms time resolution) is possible. The interconnectivity of 3D sensors additionally allows for a simultaneous measurement at different places. For the user, no special knowledge is required.

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