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Wind observer 90 windguard test report
1. Wind Tunnel High Speed Test of
Gill Windobserver Ultrasonic Anemometer
Test Item: Gill Ultrasonic Anemometer
Type: Windobserver 1390-90-B-121
SN 152199
Contracted by:
Gill Instruments Ltd
Saltmarsh Park
67 Gosport Street
Lymington
Hampshire
SO41 9EG UK
Deutsche WindGuard
Wind Tunnel Services GmbH
Oldenburger Str. 65
26316 Varel
Project No.: VT150551
Report No.: AK150551.02
2. High Speed Anemometer Wind Tunnel Test
Deutsche WindGuard
Wind Tunnel Services GmbH, Varel 2 of 14
Wind tunnel high speed test of Gill Windobserver 1390-90-B-121; SN 152199
at 5, 12, 20, 32, 45, 60, 75, 85, 90 m/s for sensor yaw orientation of 45°
plus yaw seep test run at 45 m/s
Deutsche WindGuard Wind Tunnel Services GmbH
Oldenburger Str. 65
26316 Varel
Tel: 04451-9515-0
Email: d.westermann@windguard.de
Contracted by:
Gill Instruments Ltd
Saltmarsh Park
67 Gosport Street
Lymington
Hampshire
SO41 9EG UK
Contact: Richard McKay
Product Manager
Project No.: VT150551
Report No.: AK150551.02
Version: 2
Location, Date: Varel, Jun.22nd 2015
Author: Dipl.- Ing. (FH) P. Busche
3. High Speed Anemometer Wind Tunnel Test
Deutsche WindGuard
Wind Tunnel Services GmbH, Varel 3 of 14
Results of high speed anemometer test performed at the wind tunnel of Deutsche WindGuard
Engineering located at Überseering 7, D-27580 Bremerhaven . Test section size 1.25 X 2.7 m
across
Test date: May 29th .2015
Test run number: 4859
Type Gill Windobserver 1390-90-B-121
Serial number 152199
Orientation 45° + yaw sweep test at 45 m/s
Test result tunnel speed 5 m/s:
Graph showing the wind tunnel flow speed and the anemometer wind speed signal of Gill
Windobserver 1390-90-B-121; SN 152199; yaw orientation 45° at 5m/s tunnel speed.
Note: Due to the nature of the test facility (high speed tunnel) the relative tunnel uncertainty at
“low” wind speeds will be more pronounced compared to rel. uncertainties at higher tunnel
speeds!
Ambient conditions throughout 5 m/s test run:
Baro. pressure test section min. 1006.9 hPa max. 1007.3 hPa avg. 1007.1 hPa
Temp. test section min. 24.15 °C max. 24.21 °C avg. 24.18 °C
rel. Humidity test section min. 46.1 % max. 46.3 % avg. 46.2 %
4. High Speed Anemometer Wind Tunnel Test
Deutsche WindGuard
Wind Tunnel Services GmbH, Varel 4 of 14
Test result tunnel speed 12 m/s:
Graph showing the wind tunnel flow speed and the anemometer wind speed signal of Gill
Windobserver 1390-90-B-121; SN 152199; yaw orientation 45° at 12m/s tunnel speed.
Note: Due to the nature of the test facility (high speed tunnel) the relative tunnel uncertainty at
“low” wind speeds will be more pronounced compared to rel. uncertainties at higher tunnel
speeds!
Ambient conditions throughout 12 m/s test run:
Baro. pressure test section min. 1006.5 hPa max. 1007.0 hPa avg. 1006.7 hPa
Temp. test section min. 24.37 °C max. 24.46 °C avg. 24.41 °C
rel. Humidity test section min. 45.5 % max. 45.7 % avg. 45.7 %
5. High Speed Anemometer Wind Tunnel Test
Deutsche WindGuard
Wind Tunnel Services GmbH, Varel 5 of 14
Test result tunnel speed 20 m/s:
Graph showing the wind tunnel flow speed and the anemometer wind speed signal of Gill
Windobserver 1390-90-B-121; SN 152199; yaw orientation 45° at 20 m/s tunnel speed.
Ambient conditions throughout 20 m/s test run:
Baro. pressure test section min. 1005.3 hPa max. 1006.0 hPa avg. 1005.7 hPa
Temp. test section min. 24.57 °C max. 24.70 °C avg. 24.63 °C
rel. Humidity test section min. 44.9 % max. 45.1% avg. 45.0 %
6. High Speed Anemometer Wind Tunnel Test
Deutsche WindGuard
Wind Tunnel Services GmbH, Varel 6 of 14
Test result tunnel speed 32 m/s:
Graph showing the wind tunnel flow speed and the anemometer wind speed signal of Gill
Windobserver 1390-90-B-121; SN 152199; yaw orientation 45° at 32 m/s tunnel speed.
Ambient conditions throughout 32 m/s test run:
Baro. pressure test section min. 1002.9 hPa max. 1003.8 hPa avg. 1003.3 hPa
Temp. test section min. 24.86 °C max. 25.01°C avg. 24.93°C
rel. Humidity test section min. 43.9 % max. 44.1% avg. 44.0 %
7. High Speed Anemometer Wind Tunnel Test
Deutsche WindGuard
Wind Tunnel Services GmbH, Varel 7 of 14
Test result tunnel speed 45 m/s:
Graph showing the wind tunnel flow speed and the anemometer wind speed signal of Gill
Windobserver 1390-90-B-121; SN 152199; yaw orientation 45° at 45 m/s tunnel speed.
Ambient conditions throughout 45 m/s test run:
Baro. pressure test section min. 998.8 hPa max. 999.9 hPa avg. 999.3 hPa
Temp. test section min. 26.54 °C max. 26.83 °C avg. 26.67 °C
rel. Humidity test section min. 39.9 % max. 40.3 % avg. 40.1 %
8. High Speed Anemometer Wind Tunnel Test
Deutsche WindGuard
Wind Tunnel Services GmbH, Varel 8 of 14
Test result tunnel speed 60 m/s:
Graph showing the wind tunnel flow speed and the anemometer wind speed signal of Gill
Windobserver 1390-90-B-121; SN 152199; yaw orientation 45° at 60 m/s tunnel speed.
Ambient conditions throughout 60 m/s test run:
Baro. pressure test section min. 992.8 hPa max. 994.3 hPa avg. 993.6 hPa
Temp. test section min. 26.66 °C max. 26.84 °C avg. 26.75 °C
rel. Humidity test section min. 38.6 % max. 39.0 % avg. 38.8 %
9. High Speed Anemometer Wind Tunnel Test
Deutsche WindGuard
Wind Tunnel Services GmbH, Varel 9 of 14
Test result tunnel speed 75 m/s:
Graph showing the wind tunnel flow speed and the anemometer wind speed signal of Gill
Windobserver 1390-90-B-121; SN 152199; yaw orientation 45° at 75 m/s tunnel speed.
Ambient conditions throughout 75 m/s test run:
Baro. pressure test section min. 983.9 hPa max. 987.0 hPa avg. 985.6 hPa
Temp. test section min. 25.81 °C max. 26.07 °C avg. 25.95 °C
rel. Humidity test section min. 38.3 % max. 38.4 % avg. 38.4 %
10. High Speed Anemometer Wind Tunnel Test
Deutsche WindGuard
Wind Tunnel Services GmbH, Varel 10 of 14
Test result tunnel speed 85 m/s:
Graph showing the wind tunnel flow speed and the anemometer wind speed signal of Gill
Windobserver 1390-90-B-121; SN 152199; yaw orientation 45° at 85 m/s tunnel speed.
Ambient conditions throughout 85 m/s test run:
Baro. pressure test section min. 977.4 hPa max. 981.7 hPa avg. 979.7 hPa
Temp. test section min. 24.34 °C max. 24.83 °C avg. 24.65 °C
rel. Humidity test section min. 38.9 % max. 39.3% avg. 39.1 %
11. High Speed Anemometer Wind Tunnel Test
Deutsche WindGuard
Wind Tunnel Services GmbH, Varel 11 of 14
Test result tunnel speed 90 m/s:
Graph showing the wind tunnel flow speed and the anemometer wind speed signal of Gill
Windobserver 1390-90-B-121; SN 152199; yaw orientation 45° at 90 m/s tunnel speed.
Ambient conditions throughout 90 m/s test run:
Baro. pressure test section min. 973.7 hPa max. 977.8 hPa avg. 976.2 hPa
Temp. test section min. 17.05 °C max. 17.93 °C avg. 17.51 °C
rel. Humidity test section min. 48.9 % max. 50.4% avg. 49.7 %
12. High Speed Anemometer Wind Tunnel Test
Deutsche WindGuard
Wind Tunnel Services GmbH, Varel 12 of 14
Test result of yaw sweep at a tunnel speed of 45 m/s:
Graph showing the flow speed deviation and directional deviation between anemometer wind
signal of Gill Windobserver 1390-90-B-121; SN 152199 and tunnel signal during yaw sweep at
45 m/s tunnel speed; yaw rate aprox. 1.3 °/s
Ambient conditions throughout yaw sweep run at 45 m/s :
Baro. pressure test section min. 997.4 hPa max. 999.9 hPa avg. 998.5 hPa
Temp. test section min. 25.64 °C max. 26.28 °C avg. 25.94 °C
rel. Humidity test section min. 40.8 % max. 41.8 % avg. 41.3 %
13. High Speed Anemometer Wind Tunnel Test
Deutsche WindGuard
Wind Tunnel Services GmbH, Varel 13 of 14
Picture of a Gill Windobserver 1390 of similar type to 1390-90-B-121; SN 152199, installed at
the turn table of wind tunnel Bremerhaven ; yaw orientation 0°. View into the wind tunnel
nozzle (view into the flow).
14. High Speed Anemometer Wind Tunnel Test
Deutsche WindGuard
Wind Tunnel Services GmbH, Varel 14 of 14
Lateral view of the Gill Windobserver 1390-90-B-121; SN 152199 installed at the turn table of
wind tunnel Bremerhaven; pictured at a yaw orientation of 0°(flow from right to left)
Close-up of the Gill Windobserver 1390-90-B-121; SN 152199 and mounting bracket installed at
wind tunnel Bremerhaven