Abstract
In this paper, the authors present the design of an experimental device for measuring small flow rates of gaseous media. For the design and construction, materials were used to create a local pressure resistance and thus allow the pressure gradient to be measured upstream and downstream of the measuring element. The proposed measuring devices can serve as an alternative to actual measuring devices for detecting the instantaneous quantity flowing in the measuring assembly. The results obtained from the experimental measurements are used to determine the characteristics of the proposed measuring elements. The aim is to establish dependencies that will serve for the use of the proposed measuring elements for research and educational purposes.
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