Ah, the Stevenson screen with its double roof is like a little house for our precious weather instruments. The double roof helps protect them from direct sunlight and rain, creating a more stable environment for accurate readings. It's like giving our instruments a cozy little hat to wear, keeping them safe and happy as they do their important work.
a stevenson screen screen is not called an instrument because it does not do any mechanical work and neither helps in taking weather recordings. it is just a container where various thermometers areb kept , protected from the sun's direct insolation so that we can exact readings. it only does the job of prtecting the instruments kept in it. it is not an instrument , it is a house for instruments.
AnemometerAnswer There can be several "boxes". The usual one is a Stevenson Screen, but automatic weather staions may also look like a ''Box". Anemometers are usually atop a separate mast which may or may not be attached to the "box".
The cap or double top plate serves as a horizontal load-bearing element that helps distribute the weight of the walls evenly to the foundation. It also provides a surface for attaching ceiling or roof framing.
The roof of the cavity is called the "dorsal surface."
The lower part of the roof is called the eaves.
the roof is double layered with provition for ventilation of the space between the 2 layers
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the stvenson screen has a air vent on the top of it so that air can get out
he invented the instrument
In the 1860s. I think. By Thomas Stevenson.
In the 1860s. I think. By Thomas Stevenson.
to prevent heat radiation and damage by people or animals
In observataries,the thermometers are kept in a wooden box with good ventilation and air movement.This box is called stevenson's screen
thermometer
to support
A Stevenson screen is a white slatted wooden box with a double roof design, used to shield temperature and humidity sensors from direct sunlight and precipitation. Its key characteristics include proper ventilation to ensure accurate measurements, a standard size of about 30 cm in height, and a location placed 1.25 to 2 meters above the ground.