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New Video: Aero 2 - Controlling Flow (Patreon)

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2018-03-06 09:50:16
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The second video in this short burst of videos on aerodynamics. I wanted to go into vortices as they're an often talked about but hardly ever explained part of F1. 

We also go into the two types of aerodynamic drag, airflow separation and turbulent flow!

EDIT: re-uploaded the video to make a correction so your comments disappeared sorry!

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F1 Aerodynamics - 2: Turbulence, Drag and Vortices

In this second video on aerodynamics, we look at when wings stall, turbulence, vortices, different types of drag and controlling unwieldy air flow. Please do support these videos on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/chainbearf1 Twitter: http://twitter.com/chainbearf1 All illustration/animation by Stuart F Taylor, chainbear.me sharecode: chainbearsharef1

Comments

Anonymous

I was a bit lost around the 1:45-1:50 mark, but maybe that's because I'm not a native speaker. After a relisten or two I got what you meant with: ' one component of overall aerodynamic drag'. This is really a video wich will help people understand the basics wich in turn will be able to deepen their interest even further. note: why now mention the Coanda effect? Especially relevant to this video. Thank you for doing this! I really enjoy it.

chainbearf1
>>10632974

Thanks Tristan. I do worry sometimes I speak too fast and actually, this video in particular I think might be a little on the too much, too quickly side of things. I'll see how it goes down and might be able to do a 'mop up' video of further outstanding questions!

Anonymous

I love these aerodynamics videos. You have a way of explaining things clearly and simply. Great job! I look forward to the next one.