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Numerical Study of Cylinder Drag Coefficient Reduction Using Passive Flow Control [PDF]
In this study, the cylinder drag coefficient is reduced by using passive flow control. Installing a flat plate in two heights and different longitudinal distances in upstream flow increases the upstream flow momentum of the cylinder, leading to the ...
S. sh. Sadeghi, N. Nabatian
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Review of drag coefficients on gas – liquid tower: the drag coefficient independent and dependent on bubble diameter in bubble column experiment [PDF]
Drag coefficient independent on bubble diameter is required to ease design sieve trays or bubble column, through simulation of computational fluid dynamic.
Reza Kakulvand
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Influence of Porosity on Drag Coefficient of Perforated Road Signs
To ensure the structural stability of road signs against strong gusts of wind, perforated road signs with sign boards perforated at regular intervals have been adopted for use in urban road infrastructure. However, ASCE 7-22 standards do not consider the
Hongki Sung, Kyusoo Chong, Wonseok Chung
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Drag Coefficient Estimation of Low Density Objects by Free Fall Experiments
The present article investigates whether the drag coefficient of low density objects can be determined by free fall experiments with sufficient accuracy.
Günther T. H., Hoang K. A.
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DRAG COEFFICIENT OF VEGETATION IN FLOW MODELING [PDF]
Flow through vegetation has a significant impact on sediment transport and ecosystem robustness in the coastal and fluvial environment. Numerical models (Nepf and Vivoni, 2000; Uittenbogaaard, 2003) have been developed to simulate this type of flow. The success of these models depends on proper characterization of the main processes and appropriate ...
Hu, Z. (author) +3 more
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A parameterization of the ice‐ocean drag coefficient [PDF]
A parameterization of the ice‐ocean drag coefficient (Cw) was developed through partitioning the oceanic drag force into three components: (1) form drag on the floe edge, (2) form drag on the ridge keel, and (3) skin friction on the ice bottom.
Peng Lu +3 more
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The drag coefficient is essential for calculating the aerodynamic friction between air and sea. In this study, we regress a set of relationships between the drag coefficient and the wind speed for different wind ranges using an observational dataset that
Zhiqiu Gao +4 more
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Bottom drag coefficient is one of the key parameters in quantifying shelf hydrodynamics and sediment transport processes. It varies markedly due to dynamic forcing and bed type differences, so a set of empirical values have been used for beds of coarse ...
Fukang Qi +4 more
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This study aimed to estimate the drag and lift coefficients of the long-span bridge pylon using the finite volume method (FVM). The k-ω turbulence model was applied to analyze the behavior of wind flow around the pylon, yielding drag and lift coefficient
Van My Nguyen, Van Than Chau
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Drag Coefficient during Strong Typhoons
Using data from wind towers during typhoons Hagupit and Nuri, drag coefficient was estimated. The relationship between drag coefficient and atmospheric stability was examined.
Binglan Wang, Lili Song, Wenchao Chen
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