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Aerodynamics Drag for Fixed-Axis Rotation Damper

03/25/2012 10:44 PM

How to calculate the aerodynamics drag for the fixed-axis rotation damper? Any formula or any reference I can refer?

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Re: Aerodynamics drag for fixed-axis rotation damper

03/25/2012 10:56 PM

What's the class? Physics? Aeronautics? Renewable energy? What is your field of study??

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Re: Aerodynamics drag for fixed-axis rotation damper

03/25/2012 11:05 PM

Physics. I need to calculate the force by wind that need for the damper to open. So, I need to calculate the dynamics which include the rotational inertia. Then, I still need to consider the aerodynamics drag where the surface of the plate contact with the wind.

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Re: Aerodynamics drag for fixed-axis rotation damper

03/25/2012 11:28 PM

I can't help you.

While there is a prohibition against members doing homework for students, someone may be willing to help you, if you tell them what you have tried, so far, and are willing to do your own work.

Otherwise, I'd try some free homework help sites.

Good luck.

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Re: Aerodynamics drag for fixed-axis rotation damper

03/25/2012 11:41 PM

Actually this is not my homework, but this topic is related to physics. I am not asking others to do it for me, but I just wonder the aerodynamics drag can be neglected in such situation and if not is there any method that I can use to calculate the aerodynamics drag that may involved.

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