Method for manufacturing air bag
1, prepare materials
The following materials are needed to make the wind bag: a light and soft cloth, sewing machine or hand sewing thread, light filler, scissors, marker pen and ruler.
2. Design airbags
First, determine the size and shape of the airbag. Generally speaking, the wind bag is rectangular or square, but you can also design other shapes according to your own needs. Draw the designed shape on the cloth, and remember to leave seams. Then, cut the cloth with scissors.
3. Make wind bags
Place two pieces of cloth face to face, and sew two long edges with sewing machine or hand. Remember to leave a gap when sewing one side, so that the filler can be put into the bag. Put the stuffing in the bag and sew the opening. Finally, tie the air bag tightly with string or thread to prevent the filler from leaking out of the bag.
4. Add air bag and anemometer.
If you want the wind bag to have the function of measuring wind direction and speed, you can add a wind bag and an anemometer. The wind pocket can be replaced by a long rope and tied to the top of the wind pocket. The anemometer can be replaced by a shorter string tied to the bottom of the wind bag.
Application of airbag:
1. Meteorological observation: Wind bag is often used for meteorological observation, which can accurately measure meteorological parameters such as wind speed, wind direction and wind force. These data are of great significance to weather forecasting, climate change research, meteorological disaster early warning and other meteorological work. Through the data obtained from wind packet measurement, meteorologists can better understand the atmospheric circulation and wind direction changes, so as to make more accurate weather forecasts.
2. Ocean research: Wind bags are also widely used in ocean research. At sea, ships are influenced by many factors, such as wind, waves and current. Wind bag can accurately measure wind speed and direction, help researchers understand the changes of offshore wind field, and provide data support for navigation, fishery and marine energy development. The data obtained from wind bag measurement can better predict and deal with maritime disasters and ensure maritime safety.
3. Environmental monitoring: Wind bags can also be used for environmental monitoring, especially the diffusion and transmission of air pollutants. By measuring the wind speed and direction, airbags can help environmental monitoring personnel understand the conditions and laws of pollutant diffusion and provide scientific basis for formulating environmental protection measures. In addition, in the process of urban planning and construction, wind bags can also be used to evaluate urban ventilation and provide data support for improving urban environmental quality.