Fluke 922 Pitot Tube Instruction Sheet

This document is about the instruction of 922 Pitot Tube.


Fluke 922 Pitot Tube Instruction Sheet - cover page
Brand
Fluke
Document type
Other
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
177 KB
Published
15 October, 2023
Updated
15 October, 2023
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About this manual

The document provides instructions for using the Fluke 922 Pitot Tube in conjunction with the 922 Airflow Meter. It details how to measure total pressure (TP) and static pressure (SP) to calculate velocity pressure (VP) according to the equation VP = TP - SP.

Safety guidelines are provided, noting that the device contains no user-serviceable parts and should be returned to Fluke for service if needed. The text also references ASHRAE standard 111-1988 regarding the number of measurement points required for accurate duct traverses in both rectangular and circular ducts.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Safety Information
  • Measuring Air Velocity with Pitot Tubes
  • Log-Tchebycheff Rule
  • Helpful Tips

Frequently asked questions

What is the Fluke 922 Pitot Tube used for?

It is used with the 922 Airflow Meter to ensure accurate pressure, velocity, and flow measurement.

How many points must be measured in a rectangular duct traverse?

A minimum of 25 points should be measured in a rectangular duct traverse.

What is the maximum distance between readings on a duct side less than 18 inches?

Readings must be taken from areas that are no more than 6 in. apart.

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