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Visualizing fluid mechanics equations turns theory into: velocity fields, current lines and pressure maps reveal how fluids flow and mix. From Navier-Stokes to continuity, dynamic graphics make, viscosity and conservation visible, facilitating learning and engineering design."

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Dima Omelian 🇺🇦9 个月前

this is so underrated once you see navier stokes as colors and arrows, it stops being scary symbols same thing happened when i saw my first cfd sim - suddenly all the math felt like a real-world control panel

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Bright One, Lucidus9 个月前

You are over complicating things and your math doesn’t support your claim.

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HowlingRooster9 个月前

Excellent post. Finally, something on Xwitter that appeals to Renaissance Men and not just Doinks' retard frog army. And now you know why the bulbous bows of ships are shaped like rabbits. Keep up the good work, Gentlemen!

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MagnetizedPlasma9 个月前

@Na_thanks

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Vanishing9 个月前

I can't imagine a better music than Led Zeppelin for this video. Now, a little challenge: Can you do the same with a golf ball?

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WPX78A9 个月前

The effect is so obvious

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Scott Phillips9 个月前

Love it! Spin the cylinder muah hah hah!

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Saurav Naskar9 个月前

Some flowmeters use this principle and drop in pressure to determine the flow rate. As the flow rate is proportional to the square root of pressure drop.

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