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Two models of Nevzorov Probes exist (CWCMB2 and CWCMU4) which operate after the same principle. Each system consists of a control box and a sensor head.

Operation of the Nevzorov probes requires experienced staff on board the aircraft.

Summary

The Sky Tech Nevzorov-probe is an aircraft probe designed for measurements of liquid and total (ice plus liquid) water content (LWC and TWC) of clouds and fogs in the range of 0.003 g/m3 to 3 g/m3. The Nevzorov-probe belongs to the group of so-called "hot wire constant temperature probes". A sensor unit consists of two sensors: collector and reference. The principle of operation is based on separate measurements of power needed to compensate heat losses caused by evaporation of cloud water and convective losses on the collector sensor and power needed to compensate convective heat losses on a reference sensor. Liquid and total water content are measured by separate LWC and TWC sensors, mounted on the same sensor vane.

Sensor-Info: aircraft:bt-67:nev, 6951



Manufacturer SkyTech Research Limited
Model CWCMB2 and CWCMU4
Serial No. n/a
Type water content analyzer

Contacts

 

Available devices and Specifications

Name Model Serial Number
Nevzorov Probe CWCM-B2
Nevzorov Probe CWCM-U4.1

Specifications of Nevzorov Probe (without mounting)

Dimension Control Box (L x W x H)

350 cm x 390 x 50 mm

Weight Control Box

4.3 kg

Power Supply

28 VDC

Data interface

analogue data (V)

Position

Origin Description:The sensor head of the Nevzorov Probe is installed in the nose compartment of the aircraft. The electronic control unit is installed in a rack in the aircraft cabin.

Data logging, storage and archiving

Logged parameter

Parameter Sensor Output Type Unit
liquid water content water content g/cm3
ice + liquid (total) water content water content g/cm3

Rawdata storage on board

During flight LWC and TWC data are stored within the aircraft onboard DMS system.

Data archiving on land

After the flight LWC and TWC data are accessible via the land system of the aircraft data managment system (DMS).

DMS

Module name

B809 Nevzorov Sonde, B438 Nevzorov Sonde

Device name

Nevzorov Probe

Parameters

ErrorText; LWC Probe [V]; Status; TWC Probe [V]


Documentation

Also see https://sensor.awi.de/ for calibration certificates of the sensors.

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