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Results tagged with aerodynamics
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A subset of the [fluid-dynamics] tag concerning primarily forces such as lift and drag generated on bodies as they move through gasses or as gasses move through the body (typically air).
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Why is exhaling more forceful than inhaling?
I think the reason is twofold.
First, when you are inhaling the air goes from an unbounded domain, to a bounded domain, for exhaling this is the other way around. So for exhaling the air gets acceler …
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