Physics · Fluid Mechanics
Pressure drag on a body moving through a fluid primarily results from:
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- 1A low Reynolds number regime
- 2The existence of a stagnation point in front of the body
- 3The turbulence within the boundary layer before separation
- 4The formation of a wake behind the body✓
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The formation of a wake behind the body
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