Vingeanemometre

Vingeanemometre is a term that appears to be a portmanteau of "vinge" (wing) and "anemometre" (anemometer). While not a standard or recognized scientific term in meteorology or aerodynamics, it can be understood as referring to an anemometer designed with or resembling wings. Such a device would likely function by measuring wind speed through the rotation of its winged components. The principle behind this concept would be similar to that of a cup anemometer, where the force of the wind causes rotation, and the speed of rotation is calibrated to indicate wind velocity.

The design of a "vingeanemometre" could potentially involve propeller-like blades or more elaborate airfoil shapes that catch the wind. The efficiency and accuracy of such a device would depend on factors such as the size and shape of the wings, their arrangement, and the sensitivity of the rotation measurement mechanism. While no specific commercially available or widely documented instrument uses this exact terminology, the conceptual idea of a winged wind speed measuring device is plausible within the broader field of anemometry. Research into novel anemometer designs might explore wing-like structures for specific applications or for improved performance characteristics.