WIND VANE WORKING PRINCIPLE

A critical principle in the working of wind vanes is that the design and construction should allow unrestricted movement of the wind. This means that there is free movement of wind, especially around the vertical axis of the structure. Another critical factor to keep in mind is that the construction works best when the design is not symmetrical. This helps so that the lighter and smaller area can face the direction that the wind is coming from. Although the shape can be unequal, the weight has to be equal on both sides of the structure's vertical axis. The wind vane rotates on the axis, and it also allows it to spin freely.

To read the wind vane accurately, it is essential that it is marked correctly. It is crucial that the directions - north, south, east and west, are marked on the wind vane. This allows us to read the wind vane accurately, even from a distance. Another factor that affects the wind vane's working is the height at which it is installed. It should ideally be installed at the highest point of the building. This prevents any other tall structure of building from manipulating the wind's direction and affecting the wind vane's reading. Observing and following a wind vane's model accurately makes it easier for us to understand how it works.

FRANCHISEE REQUIRED PLACES