statoscope

stat·o·scope

S0721000 (stăt′ə-skōp′)n.1. A barometer for recording small variations in atmospheric pressure.2. A device for indicating small changes in the altitude of an airplane.

statoscope

(ˈstætəˌskəʊp) n1. (General Physics) a very sensitive form of aneroid barometer used to detect and measure small variations in atmospheric pressure, such as one used in an aircraft to indicate small changes in altitude2. (Aeronautics) a very sensitive form of aneroid barometer used to detect and measure small variations in atmospheric pressure, such as one used in an aircraft to indicate small changes in altitude

stat•o•scope

(ˈstæt əˌskoʊp)

n. 1. an aneroid barometer for registering minute variations of atmospheric pressure. 2. an instrument for detecting a small rate of rise or fall of an aircraft. [1895–1900]

Translations

statoscopio

Statoscope

enUK

statoscope

[′stad·ə‚skōp] (engineering) A barometer that records small variations in atmospheric pressure. An instrument that indicates small changes in an aircraft's altitude.

Statoscope

a device for recording the change in altitude of an aircraft according to the measured difference between the atmospheric pressure and the pressure within the device. Stato-scopes are designed primarily for aerial surveying in the production of maps. The most widely used type is in the form of a liquid differential-pressure barometer consisting of two identical, automatically shifting manometric systems connected as communicating vessels. The barometric altitudes at which photographs are taken as well as changes in altitude are calculated relative to the observed difference in the levels of alcohol in the manometric tubes and the pressure and temperature at the flight altitude. The accuracy achieved is of the order of 0.5–1.0 m.

REFERENCE

Arzhanov, E. P., and V. B. Il’in. Aerofotos”emochnoe oboru-dovanie. Moscow, 1972.

单词	statoscope
释义	statoscope enUK stat·o·scope S0721000 (stăt′ə-skōp′)n.1. A barometer for recording small variations in atmospheric pressure.2. A device for indicating small changes in the altitude of an airplane. statoscope (ˈstætəˌskəʊp) n1. (General Physics) a very sensitive form of aneroid barometer used to detect and measure small variations in atmospheric pressure, such as one used in an aircraft to indicate small changes in altitude2. (Aeronautics) a very sensitive form of aneroid barometer used to detect and measure small variations in atmospheric pressure, such as one used in an aircraft to indicate small changes in altitude stat•o•scope (ˈstæt əˌskoʊp) n. 1. an aneroid barometer for registering minute variations of atmospheric pressure. 2. an instrument for detecting a small rate of rise or fall of an aircraft. [1895–1900] Translations statoscopio Statoscope enUK statoscope [′stad·ə‚skōp] (engineering) A barometer that records small variations in atmospheric pressure. An instrument that indicates small changes in an aircraft's altitude. Statoscope a device for recording the change in altitude of an aircraft according to the measured difference between the atmospheric pressure and the pressure within the device. Stato-scopes are designed primarily for aerial surveying in the production of maps. The most widely used type is in the form of a liquid differential-pressure barometer consisting of two identical, automatically shifting manometric systems connected as communicating vessels. The barometric altitudes at which photographs are taken as well as changes in altitude are calculated relative to the observed difference in the levels of alcohol in the manometric tubes and the pressure and temperature at the flight altitude. The accuracy achieved is of the order of 0.5–1.0 m. REFERENCE Arzhanov, E. P., and V. B. Il’in. Aerofotos”emochnoe oboru-dovanie. Moscow, 1972.
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