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Vanes or propellers placed in a confined flow turn at a rate proportional to the volume flow if there is no friction in the propeller bearings. Various vane spirometers ( Fig. 30-22 ) (e.g., Wright spirometer) work by this principle. These devices tend to be less accurate at both very high and low flow rates because of frictional forces.
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