Measure wind force with SMIE solutions

By Batipole Edition Published on Friday, October 1, 2010 at 02:00 AM

Photo credits : SMIE

To accurately measure wind speed and store this data, SMIE has developed two measuring tools: DLAN41 and Anemo XXL. Connected to a computer, they provide site managers with reliable data and can track its evolution.

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XXL Anemometry

SMIE expands its range of anemometers with two new products.

DLAN41, wind memory on PC

The DLAN41 is a stand-alone recorder of anemometric information (wind speed).

Recording allows us to have a history of several days of operation and to analyze the acquired information periodically or on an ad hoc basis.

It consists of an acquisition box and configuration and operating software.

In real time , connected to a PC via USB, the input status is displayed in a small window accessible from the status bar. An acquisition mode allows recording them directly to the PC.

Subsequently , the data files, stored directly on the SD card, are analyzed. The input information is presented graphically in the form of timelines, trend curves, and statistical tables.

The DLAN41 finds its applications in all areas of anemometry.
Very easy to implement, it is the ideal tool for construction sites, machine manufacturers, installers and end customers.

The ANEMO XXL, the wind speed can be seen from afar!

The ANEMO XXL is an extra-large analog display designed for construction site safety. Mounted on the crane mast, this display continuously shows wind speed, with a visibility range of over 100m.

The display connects to SMIE transmitters and instantly shows the wind speed. It is compatible with LIEBHERR and POTAIN anemometers.

The housings are waterproof and are manufactured with long-life, low-maintenance LEDs for long-lasting, trouble-free operation for many years.

The ANEMO XXL can also be connected to the recorder DLAN41, in order to have the history of wind speeds and the analysis of the acquired information.