What unit of measurement of a anemometer?

Answer 1

The anemometer measures wind speed. The expression for speed may be miles per hour (mph) or kilometers per hour (Kph). There is no one unit of measure for an anemometer, just as there is no one unit of measure for speed.

Answer 2

An anemometer is a device used to measure wind-speed, and comes in many units. For scientific uses they generally come in meters per second. Outside the US for meteorological use they come in knots, meters per second or km/hr.

Answer 3

The anemometer measures wind speed. The expression for speed may be miles per hour (mph) or kilometers per hour (Kph). There is no one unit of measure for an anemometer, just as there is no one unit of measure for speed.

Answer 4

An anemometer measures in miles per hour. The anemometer is used to determine the speed of the wind. An example of an anemometer is a device that has little cups that rotate in the wind.

Answer 5

An Anemometer measure wind speed so it would use units of speed. Commonly used units include mi/h, km/h, knots, and m/s.

Answer 6

Anemometers come in many units. For scientific uses they generally come in metres per second. Outside the US for meteorological use they come in knots, mps or km/hr.

Answer 7

Miles/ hour, Km/ hour or metres / second: it measures wind speed.

Answer 8

An anemometer is used to measure the speed of wind.

The units used are sometimes knots, but any units can be used, eg, miles per hour, kilometres per hour, etc.

Answer 9

Basic Answer: Km/hr