Projeto de microssensor de fluxo de massa para medicação de velocidade de fluidos / Mass flow microsensor design for fluid velocity measurement
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.34115/basrv4n3-055Keywords:
Simulação de sistemas, instrumentação, microssensor, MEMS.Abstract
Neste trabalho são descritas as principais características e etapas de projeto e simulação de um microssensor de fluxo de massa do tipo calorimétrico, tendo como objetivo aferir vazão e velocidade de fluidos. O dispositivo foi projetado computacionalmente e sua aplicabilidade avaliada a partir dos resultados de simulação. Os dados obtidos permitiram concluir que a velocidades entre 0 e 14 m/s podem ser mensuradas por meio do aparato proposto.
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