Turbulator Diameter and Drag on a Sphere

A sphere with turbulators of varying diameter was pulled through water with constant force. The relationship between the diameter of the turbulators and the ball’s total coefficient of drag was determined. The maximum drag reduction was found with turbulators of 0.002 m. The drag reduction was le...

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Main Author: Nicholas Robson
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Language:English
Published: StudentScientists.org 2009-01-01
Series:International Scholastic Journal of Science
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Online Access:http://isjos.org/ISBJOP/index.php?paper=Turbulator+Diameter+and+Drag+on+a+Sphere
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spelling doaj-8efc983f6ad94db19e49f85fd8096c9a2020-11-24T23:29:01ZengStudentScientists.orgInternational Scholastic Journal of Science2408-18842009-01-01311Turbulator Diameter and Drag on a SphereNicholas Robson0International School BangkokA sphere with turbulators of varying diameter was pulled through water with constant force. The relationship between the diameter of the turbulators and the ball’s total coefficient of drag was determined. The maximum drag reduction was found with turbulators of 0.002 m. The drag reduction was less for turbulators of sizes 0.004 m and 0.005 m.http://isjos.org/ISBJOP/index.php?paper=Turbulator+Diameter+and+Drag+on+a+Sphereturbulatordiameterdragcoefficient
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Turbulator Diameter and Drag on a Sphere
International Scholastic Journal of Science
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title Turbulator Diameter and Drag on a Sphere
title_short Turbulator Diameter and Drag on a Sphere
title_full Turbulator Diameter and Drag on a Sphere
title_fullStr Turbulator Diameter and Drag on a Sphere
title_full_unstemmed Turbulator Diameter and Drag on a Sphere
title_sort turbulator diameter and drag on a sphere
publisher StudentScientists.org
series International Scholastic Journal of Science
issn 2408-1884
publishDate 2009-01-01
description A sphere with turbulators of varying diameter was pulled through water with constant force. The relationship between the diameter of the turbulators and the ball’s total coefficient of drag was determined. The maximum drag reduction was found with turbulators of 0.002 m. The drag reduction was less for turbulators of sizes 0.004 m and 0.005 m.
topic turbulator
diameter
drag
coefficient
url http://isjos.org/ISBJOP/index.php?paper=Turbulator+Diameter+and+Drag+on+a+Sphere
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