Flow over Airfoil 30 Degree Angle of Attack

Flow over airfoil at 30 degrees Angle Of Attack. Experimental Aerodynamics Lab.

Aerodynamics, Aerospace, Simulation, MatLab, CATIA, STK, Simulink, Airplanes, Rockets, Wind Tunnel, Experiment, NASA, SpaceX, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Airbus, Jet Propulsion, Airfoil, Flow Visualization, Angle of Attack, Vortices, Cessna, Single Engine, Multi Engine, Fluids, Dynamics, Thermodynamics, Flight Dynamics and Control, Laminar Flow, Steady, Turbulent, Aeronautics, Fuselage, Wing,

[Salman.khan]

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[TMJ]

It would be cool to see it start at 0 and then increase to see the point at which airflow detaches

[SLGY]

The beauty isn't so much in the video but in the creator's pinned comment. Gold.

[aliptera]

This seems like 30 degrees AoA, not 10, but really nice visualisation.

[venkatesh]

As a uni student studying aerodynamics this is amazing to watch !!

[feliciaalia]

woah— I just learned it today at my online tuition... and this is the first thing that pop up in my recommendation...

[sussychomp]

Finally thing that I never see irl and understand in school when tc ask to draw the image of airflow from the textbook

[lerenardroux]

Is it just me or is that Shaggy saying "that's cool" in the beginning?

[gormauslander]

Dang, that's terrifying. Definitely heed your stall horns, kids.

[JuanVanSteyvoort]

Excellent demonstration!...
Thank you very much for that short and easy-to-understand video.

🙂From Brussels, with Love...

[victorb]

This is so amazing, we did an AOA of 90 degrees for our project with a flap attached at the front of it and it was awesome!!

[cobrasvt]

That's the coolest thing I've seen all year.

[JoeOvercoat]

I am very surprised at the upstream influence…it reaches farther forward than I thought. This crisp presentation made that clear, thanks!

[Lilnutminaj]

Congratulations we’ve been chosen to watch before this hits 1 mil

[kammmmal]

Judging only with eye observation, you can tell that there is more pressure below the wing than above. As there low quantity of pressure above, it cause the wing to be push upward ⬆️

[chrismanero]

I remember doing this lab last semester. It was one of the cooler ones.

[notevenclose.]

This is such an amazing visual presentation, I mean it would be even more interesting if they do a full featuring or something about airfoil aerodynamics in a different angle on a hyper slow motion camera.

[hazikaiyan]

You can see the air being turbulent because of the low pressure zone at the back. Amazing! 😀

[itscky]

I love watching Flow over Airfoil 30 Degree Angle of Attack

[albertortizromero]

The way the boundary layer detaches and reattaches for a short time