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Guest	Wind Velocity 06/30/2009 9:43 AM
	Determine resultant force due to wind velocity on non-flexible, X sq ft, perpendicular surface?
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Guest	#1 Re: Determine resultant force due to wind velocity on non-flexible, X sq ft, perpend 06/30/2009 10:07 AM

nick name Guru Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: City of Light Posts: 1717 Good Answers: 39	#2 Re: Determine resultant force due to wind velocity on non-flexible, X sq ft, perpend 06/30/2009 11:43 AM
	The geometry of the "foil" changes the form factor. So that you should define it. The force is F= K(form)Surface air(gas) velocity square* air(gas) specific mass/2. Units have to be from same system thus coherent.

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	You should have paid attention in school kiddo . __________________ If only you knew the power of the Dark Side of the Force
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