drag coefficient

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English - Turkish
sürükleme katsayısı
(Havacılık) engelleme kuvveti katsayısı
coefficient of drag
sürükleme katsayısı
English - English
A coefficient representing the drag on a given airfoil or other body, or a coefficient representing a particular element of drag
Factor representing the drag acting on a body (as an automobile or airfoil)
number that represents the intensity of force acting on a body in motion in direct opposition to the body's motion
The drag coefficient is defined as the drag/(dynamic pressure * reference area) The reference area is usually the plan-form or flat projection (the wing's shadow at noon) area of the wing
– a constant related to air resistance of a moving object
Normalized drag force, makes the comparison of the aerodynamic properties of different sized objects possible; Definition
A measure of the aerodynamic sleekness of an object Drag coefficient is signified by "dc : The lower the number, the greater the aerodynamic efficiency The higher the drag coefficient, the more a car's engine must work to keep a given road speed Also known as "CD" for coefficient of drag "
A coefficient representing the drag on a given airfoil or other body, or a coefficient representing a particular element of drag See Rayleigh formula
A dimensionless measure of the aerodynamic sleekness of an object A sleek car has a drag coefficient, or "Cd," of about 0 30; a square, flat plate's is 1 98 Also signified by Cx
the dimensionless ratio of the drag force on a body immersed in a fluid flow to the incident or adjacent fluid momentum flux
the ratio of the drag on a body moving through air to the product of the velocity and the surface area of the body
air drag coefficient
resistance of the air to an object moving through it
drag coefficient

    Hyphenation

    drag co·ef·fi·cient

    Turkish pronunciation

    dräg kōıfîşınt

    Pronunciation

    /ˈdrag ˌkōəˈfəsʜənt/ /ˈdræɡ ˌkoʊəˈfɪʃənt/
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