Dwyer ANE-1 User Manual

Model ANE-1 Differential Pressure Anemometer

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UBING HOLE

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Specifications - Installation and Operating Instructions

Tubing Adapter

Bulletin TE-ANE-1

The Model ANE-1 Differential Pressure Anemometer is a robust and

durable bi-directional anemometer with no moving parts or sensing
electronics. With the installed tubing, the ANE-1 connects easily to any
manometer or applicable pressure sensing device and is capable of
measuring a wide velocity range. The air velocity range and accuracy is
dependent on the installed manometer, and the ANE-1 retains the
accuracy as long as it is dust free. The ANE-1 is made from high quality
ABS plastic, comes with a convenient handle, and includes 5´ of blue
and 5´of red silicone tubing (2 mm ID x 4.5 mm OD) with removeable
adapter sized 2 mm OD to 3/16˝ OD that has two removeable 5˝ clear
silicone 3/16˝ ID x 3/8˝ OD tubing versatile process options.

SPECIFICATIONS:
Service: Clean air only.
Wetted Materials: Anemometer: ABS; Tubing: Silicone; Handle:

Phenolic.

Dimensions:

Tubing: 2 mm ID x 4.5 mm OD;
Adapter: 2 mm OD to 3/16˝ OD connections.

Temperature Limits: 23 to 122°F (-5 to 50°C).
K-Factor: 0.843.
Process Connections: 2 removeable 5˝ (12.7 cm) tubing 3/16˝ ID.
Weight: 7.7 oz (220 g).

Assembly

The ANE-1 requires simple assembly of the handle. Locate the handle
and ANE-1 head. Line up the male screw connection of the handle to the
female screw connection of the ANE-1 head. Screw the handle in a
clockwise direction until secure. Do not overtighten.

HOW THE ANE-1 DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE ANEMOMETER
WORKS

The ANE-1 Differential Pressure Anemometer consists of two pressure
sensing internal parts designed to measure the velocity pressure. The
device consists of several equally spaced holes.

The 3 holes on each of the branches, on the front and rear of the device,
face downstream or upstream of the airflow and sense total pressure.
The holes on the outer portion of the housing senses static pressure.

The total and static pressures are averaged and provide pressure in the
installed tubing. The pressure differentials across the tubing connections
constitute the output velocity pressure.

Calculations for air velocity can be based on the following data:

P

Air Velocity = 4006 x k

v

D

Where: Pa = Pressure in inches of water
D = Air density in #/cu. ft. typical
K = K-factor of units (0.843)

P

Air Density = 0.057 x

a

T

Where: Pa = Barometric pressure in inches of mercury
T = Absolute temperature (indicated temperature °F plus 460)
Flow in CFM = Duct area in square feet x air velocity in FPM.

MAINTENANCE/REPAIR

The Model ANE-1 requires no routine maintenance. The Model ANE-1 is
not field serviceable and should be returned if repair is needed. Field
repair should not be attempted and may void warranty.

MEASURING VELOCITY

Connect the red tubing to the positive pressure port and the blue tubing
to the negative pressure port on the pressure sensing instrument. The
ANE head should be placed into the air stream as indicated by the
arrows. Pressure readings should always be positive. If negative
readings are obtained, there may be a leak or blockage in the pressure
tubing or they may be incorrectly connected.

©Copyright 2014 Dwyer Instruments, Inc. Printed in U.S.A. 4/14 FR# R7-444085-00 Rev. 1

DWYER INSTRUMENTS, INC.

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WARRANTY/RETURN

Refer to “Terms and Conditions of Sales” in our catalog and on our
website. Contact customer service to receive a Return Goods
Authorization number before shipping the product back for repair. Be
sure to include a brief description of the problem plus any additional
application notes.

Phone: [phone] www.dwyer-inst.com