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Streamlining

Aerodynamics Analyzing a moving body in a gas Aero – Air Dynamics - Moving

Streamlining The process of reducing turbulence by altering design To do this, change shape, material and surface features Goal: To reduce Drag Drag is the force that acts against an object’s motion through a fluid Drag is friction in a fluid

Streamlined flow is LAMINAR FLOW!!!

How are these designed to MAXIMIZE or MINIMIZE DRAG?

Parachute

Train

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How to Streamline? Use wind tunnels, water tanks and computer simulations for research To ‘see’ laminar flow, use pressure sensitive beams, electronic sensors, drops of coloured water, small flags and plumes of smoke

To do: Look at Figure 4 on Pg 284 Read pg 284 and answer: What features are used to reduce drag: In a car? Shark? Submarine?

Drag Coefficient (CD) Lower CD, lower amount of drag Parachute - CD = 1.35 Cars – 1930’s – CD = 0.7 Cars – 2000’s – CD = 0.4 Look at Fig 8, Pg 286

What is this?

The Case of Shark Skin and Golf Balls!

Work Pg 285 # 2 Pg 286 # 7, 8, 9 Pg 287 # 5