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Drag (D):
wdA psdA dD
D = Dp + D f = ps cos dA + w sin dA where D Dp Df ps w dA = = = = = = total drag pressure drag (dominant for flow over a road vehicle) friction drag (dominant for flow over an airplane) surface pressure wall shear stress element surface area
Note: A dA
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cos dA = )
C D! p =
ps
dA = adb
where "D!p a b dA A
= = = = =
pressure drag coefficient c#linder radius c#linder width (into the page) adb (ad = arc length) 2ab (frontal area)
Solution Procedure:
Step 1: $ind stream function or potential function b# superposition of elementar# flows
=uniform +doublet or
= uniform +doublet
=
r =a
1 r
1 r
=
r =a
r =a
(Note:
=
r =a
C D! p
where D p =
p s cos dA = ( p s p ) cos dA
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"#a$ple:
)he stream function for potential flow past a circular c#linder (radius = a and width = b) with circulation is given as:
= U sin (r
a2 r ) K ln r a
K a
a) $or U a =1 ! show that two stagnation points (at which v = ) appear on the surface at angles = * and 1+ , b) Assume that on the front surface ( -. . )! the velocit# is given b# the potential flow theor# with U a =1 from which the surface pressure ps is computed b# &ernoulli/s e'uation, 0n the rear surface ( . 21 )! the pressure is assumed e'ual to its value at = 21 to model the overall effect due to flow separation, "ompute the pressure drag coefficient "D!p! where
C D! p = Dp 1 2 U ( 2ab) 2
sin n +1 n +1
K
and
Dp =
( p
p ) cos (adb)