This book is a detailed study of the Pitot tube, a device used to measure fluid velocity. The authors investigate the variations in the velocity and coefficient of the Pitot tube in different conditions, providing valuable insights for engineers and scientists. The book also explores the history and evolution of the Pitot tube and its applications in various fields.

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