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r/aerodynamics

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Aerodynamics, from Greek ἀήρ aero (air) + δυναμική (dynamics), is the branch of fluid mechanics which studies the motion of air, particularly when affected by a solid object. It is a core part of science and engineering, from cars, aircraft and engines, to buildings and bridges, to atmospheric science, sports science and even throughout biology.

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How strong could rising air be?
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1 year ago
Dynamic pressure and diferential pressure?
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Bernoulli formula for calculated air velocity at wind tunnel
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Measure wind tunnel turbulence
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Air velocity at wind tunnel
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1 year ago
Air velocity pitot tube
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1 year ago
Pitot tube yaw angle at wind tunnel
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1 year ago
.xls for calculate expected wind speed
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1 year ago
Convert airspeed of wind tunnel
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1 year ago
Pitot tube need air density for calculate velocity?
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1 year ago
Pitot tube and air density
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1 year ago
Drag force
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1 year ago
Pitot tube calibration
in California