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Why was the Stevenson screen named after Thomas Stevenson?
he invented the instrument
What instruments are stored in the stevenson screen?
thermometer
Why does a Stevenson screen have double boarded sheet?
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What is the function of air gaps in sides in Stevenson screen?
allows air to reach the thermometer so that it s temprature can be measured
Why stevenson screen has slatted sides?
to protect the instruments inside from the wind!
Draw a fully of the Stevenson screen to show its characteristics?
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When was the Stevenson Screen invented?
In the 1860s. I think. By Thomas Stevenson.
When was stevenson screen invented?
In the 1860s. I think. By Thomas Stevenson.
Why was the Stevenson screen named after Thomas Stevenson?
he invented the instrument
Why is the thermometer kept in the stevenson screen?
to prevent heat radiation and damage by people or animals
What is Stevenson's Screen?
In observataries,the thermometers are kept in a wooden box with good ventilation and air movement.This box is called stevenson's screen
What instruments are stored in the stevenson screen?
thermometer
Why stevenson screen has four legs?
to support
why is the stevenson screen placed off the ground?
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Why the Louvre of a Stevenson screen Slanted?
To allow the air to circulate
Why are the sides of the 'stevenson screen' louvered?
The sides of a Stevenson screen are louvered to allow air to circulate freely around the temperature and humidity sensors inside. This design helps prevent the sun's direct rays from hitting the sensors and affecting the accuracy of the readings. The louvered sides also help to reduce the impact of thermal radiation on the inside of the screen.
Why does the stevenson screen have a double top?
the stvenson screen has a air vent on the top of it so that air can get out
