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  • Members: 129
  • Category: Engineering
  • Founded: Apr 6, 2003
  • Language: English
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Welcome to the Fluid mechanics group. Feel free to contribute your
questions, answers, suggestions to the group on any issue, affecting the
analysis of theoretical, computational and experimental investigation of fluid
mechanics. The club intends to provide a forum for discussion and exchange of
information between people working in the area of fluid mechanics ranging
from weather modelling to turbulence.

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Re: why Birds fly in Unison??
Hello, I think I found the answer to this  question, I calculated the induced down wash velocity when three planes of equal weight are flying at the same
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Re: why Birds fly in Unison??
I guess it reduces drag in some way, though I can't say how myself. But we see so many examples of these formation rides; birds, cyclists, F1 (riding the
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why Birds fly in Unison??
Hello All, I had a query, which I think related to fluid mechanics. Last weekend I was on a ferry in the pacific ocean and saw large group of Dolphins moving
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Re: trivia questions #2
My guess is alcohol; and it's still used. ... temperature.
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