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Terminal Velocity of Raindrops Aloft

Journal of Applied Meteorology, 1969
Abstract The inadequacy of previous calculations of terminal velocities at other than sea level conditions is discussed. Attention is called to actual measurements of terminal velocities at different air densities, and empirical formulae are presented which fit the data very closely.
G. B. Foote, P. S. Du Toit
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Terminal Velocity

Civil Engineering Magazine, 2021
Bret Busse, Gregg Taylor, Kiran Tamvada, Kais Al-Rawi   +3 more
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Accelerations and Terminal Velocities of Raindrops

Journal of the Environmental Engineering Division, 1978
In the proposed experiments, head room in the laboratory is not sufficient for water drops to acquire their terminal velocities. However the information listed appears that drop velocities at the instant of impact can be computed with reasonable study to confirm the validity of the previously-described method of computation.
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Conditions of Compatibility of Terminal Positions and Velocities

1961
In case of a Keplerian motion between two fixed points, the initial velocity is shown to have the same magnitudes of radial and chordal (i.e. parallel to the chord of the trajectory between the fixed points) components as the corresponding final velocity.
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On terminal crack velocities in glasses

International Journal of Applied Glass Science, 2018
Abstract A review of the literature shows that terminal crack velocity, v ct , should be correlated with the longitudinal elastic wave velocity, and the structure and density of glasses. Theoretical predictions of v
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Terminal velocity of spheres in water

Physics Education, 2020
Abstract A standard physics experiment for students is to measure the terminal velocity of an object in air or in glycerine. A more difficult challenge is to measure the terminal velocity in water since the depth of the water needs to be large or the object needs to be dropped in the water at a speed close to its terminal velocity ...
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How Terminal Is Terminal Velocity?

The American Mathematical Monthly, 2006
Lyle N. Long, Howard Weiss
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Terminal velocity [airport technology]

Engineering & Technology, 2012
With 140,000 extra travellers expected to be passing through its gates during the 2012 Olympics, Heathrow Airport turns to technology to give its increasingly overburdened infrastructure a sporting chance.
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About terminal velocity

The Physics Teacher, 1984
Kelly Locke, Jim Nelson
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A terminal-velocity model for super-ellipsoidal particles

Advanced Powder Technology, 2022
Xiangsheng Chen, Dong Su
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