Sentences with phrase «air turbulence created»

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The waves create turbulence and mix the air masses.

Roy thinks the turbulence created by the turbines sucks air down from above.

Its number - crunching capabilities are used to study ship hydrodynamics and air turbulence, to probe industrial combustion turbines to create cleaner engines, and to understand global ocean circulation, as well as for earthquake simulations and aircraft noise - reduction modeling.

Further changes to the car's aerodynamics include new front intakes to increase the airflow speed and create an air curtain over the front wheels to restrict turbulence and drag.

Its extremities bristle with aerodynamic features which sole purpose is to reduce turbulence and increase downforces creating a driving machine that slips through the air and sticks to the road.

The shape of the front bumper, for example, creates an «air curtain'that directs turbulence away from the front wheels.

It's very good for the drag co-efficient when you have an opening behind the wheels so that the air can flow out, rather than just creating turbulence [inside the wheel wells].»

Channels on the front and side aero - kit kick air up and over the wheels to create a curtain, screening the turbulence of spinning spokes.

The aggressive front bumper is shaped to inhibit air turbulence around the front wheels, with new air curtains at the edges (you can see through the holes), a wide carbon - effect front splitter and side skirts that manage airflow and create downforce.

The SVR's wider front bumper serves to mask the aerodynamic turbulence created in the wheel wells with remaining air drawn - out by the fender vents.

Can plumes of superheated air create enough turbulence to flip a small airplane?

**** There are at least 2 critical dangers for flyers created by these things: 1) air turbulence — generated by a sea of 50 - 60m blades with their outer tips travelling at around 400km / h — interfering with the ability of the pilot to control their kite (see our post here); and 2) slamming into them ---LSB-...]

Visualization created using Yellowstone Contour lines and isosurfaces provide valuable information about turbulence and aerodynamic drag in this visualization of air flow through the blades of a wind turbine, the product of a simulation on the NCAR - Wyoming Supercomputing Center's Yellowstone system.

(See: The Canadian Press: New U.S. air security rules create turbulence in Canada.)