Definition of pitot tube in English:

pitot tube

(also pitot)

nounˈpiːtəʊpēˈtō

1An open-ended right-angled tube pointing in opposition to the flow of a fluid and used to measure pressure.
1. 1.1 A device consisting of a pitot tube inside or adjacent to a parallel tube closed at the end but with holes along its length, the pressure difference between them being a measure of the relative velocity of the fluid, or the airspeed of an aircraft.
  Example sentencesExamples
  He saw a hole or gash in the nose, near the pitot tubes and AOA probes.
  As he climbed back into his seat, the copilot's airspeed indicator began to rapidly decrease (its pitot tube had frozen).
  Ken, a former flight instructor in B - 24s, who had volunteered for combat duty, made doubly certain the pitot covers had been removed from the pitot heads.
  We later discovered that the right hand pitot tube was wiped right off the airplane.
  The recovered wings all show twin pneumatic lines as well as electric lines for the heater element going out to the pitot tube.

Origin

Late 19th century: named after Henri Pitot (1695–1771), French physicist.

Definition of pitot tube in US English:

pitot tube

(also pitot)

nounpēˈtō

1An open-ended right-angled tube pointing into the flow of a fluid and used to measure pressure.
1. 1.1 A device consisting of a pitot tube inside or adjacent to a parallel tube closed at the end but with holes along its length, the pressure difference between them being a measure of the relative velocity of the fluid, or the airspeed of an aircraft.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Ken, a former flight instructor in B - 24s, who had volunteered for combat duty, made doubly certain the pitot covers had been removed from the pitot heads.
  The recovered wings all show twin pneumatic lines as well as electric lines for the heater element going out to the pitot tube.
  We later discovered that the right hand pitot tube was wiped right off the airplane.
  He saw a hole or gash in the nose, near the pitot tubes and AOA probes.
  As he climbed back into his seat, the copilot's airspeed indicator began to rapidly decrease (its pitot tube had frozen).

Origin

Late 19th century: named after Henri Pitot (1695–1771), French physicist.

单词	pitot tube
释义	Definition of pitot tube in English: pitot tube (also pitot) nounˈpiːtəʊpēˈtō 1An open-ended right-angled tube pointing in opposition to the flow of a fluid and used to measure pressure. 1.1 A device consisting of a pitot tube inside or adjacent to a parallel tube closed at the end but with holes along its length, the pressure difference between them being a measure of the relative velocity of the fluid, or the airspeed of an aircraft. Example sentencesExamples He saw a hole or gash in the nose, near the pitot tubes and AOA probes. As he climbed back into his seat, the copilot's airspeed indicator began to rapidly decrease (its pitot tube had frozen). Ken, a former flight instructor in B - 24s, who had volunteered for combat duty, made doubly certain the pitot covers had been removed from the pitot heads. We later discovered that the right hand pitot tube was wiped right off the airplane. The recovered wings all show twin pneumatic lines as well as electric lines for the heater element going out to the pitot tube. Origin Late 19th century: named after Henri Pitot (1695–1771), French physicist. Definition of pitot tube in US English: pitot tube (also pitot) nounpēˈtō 1An open-ended right-angled tube pointing into the flow of a fluid and used to measure pressure. 1.1 A device consisting of a pitot tube inside or adjacent to a parallel tube closed at the end but with holes along its length, the pressure difference between them being a measure of the relative velocity of the fluid, or the airspeed of an aircraft. Example sentencesExamples Ken, a former flight instructor in B - 24s, who had volunteered for combat duty, made doubly certain the pitot covers had been removed from the pitot heads. The recovered wings all show twin pneumatic lines as well as electric lines for the heater element going out to the pitot tube. We later discovered that the right hand pitot tube was wiped right off the airplane. He saw a hole or gash in the nose, near the pitot tubes and AOA probes. As he climbed back into his seat, the copilot's airspeed indicator began to rapidly decrease (its pitot tube had frozen). Origin Late 19th century: named after Henri Pitot (1695–1771), French physicist.
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