SOLIDWORKS FLOW SIMULATION - FORMULA 1 REAR WING

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  • Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 28

  • @Breakthehabbitzz
    @Breakthehabbitzz 7 лет назад

    This is probably my favourite RUclips channel of all time because I actually watch these second by second listening and learning.
    Please make some more videos!

    • @phoneindustrydesign
      @phoneindustrydesign  7 лет назад +1

      Christian Damm wel that sounds awesome, I was bit lazy in last few months but I am back soon with a lot of videos on different subjects
      by the way, are you interested in solid works only or other stuff as well? 😊

    • @Breakthehabbitzz
      @Breakthehabbitzz 7 лет назад +1

      Of course I can only speak on my own behalf but I use Solidworks exclusively because of my education and job :)

    • @phoneindustrydesign
      @phoneindustrydesign  7 лет назад

      got you, I have to know what my followers are expecting so that's why I am asking :)
      where do you work?

  • @hairsalon5552
    @hairsalon5552 7 лет назад

    But you are really a great one, they are exceptional tutorials, the first I see so well done, congratulations

    • @phoneindustrydesign
      @phoneindustrydesign  7 лет назад +1

      Antonio Mattiucci I am just doing my job, thanks a lot mate! 😊

  • @Keroro2593
    @Keroro2593 3 года назад +1

    In the Flow Trajectory, would you say it is bad if the top side was red in color and bottom side was blue? (Showing there is a large difference in pressure). From my understanding of what you've shown, the pressure difference wasn't that great since it was in the yellow - green range and hence the downward force could be improved.

  • @IcedFireboy11
    @IcedFireboy11 Месяц назад

    Hello sir, is it possible to make a tutorial for the entire car? I am curious about the aerodynamics of 2009 F1 cars.

    • @IcedFireboy11
      @IcedFireboy11 Месяц назад

      If not, do you have a business email so that I can get the blueprints for the car?

  • @pranavgutsknight9649
    @pranavgutsknight9649 6 лет назад +1

    Thank you Peter ..!!
    could you tell me how to calculate Cl with this simulation .. and how to find drag area i.e. area perpendicular to flow plane

  • @rishigupta3546
    @rishigupta3546 4 месяца назад

    Hey, could you tell me the configuration of the rear wing, and in which year the rear wing is that?

  • @nishitnagar1177
    @nishitnagar1177 7 лет назад

    Hello Petar, your videos are awesome and very educative. I was just wondering when will you be putting up videos for the main body. Thanks!

    • @phoneindustrydesign
      @phoneindustrydesign  7 лет назад +1

      tnx man, I am not sure about that to be honest. if I put them out it will be after the NewYear if not then probably never, I am so busy and modeling that body for tutorials is a huge deal and very time consuming ;)

    • @nishitnagar1177
      @nishitnagar1177 7 лет назад +1

      I can imagine how time consuming it will be, so no rush lol. But would you be having the blueprints for the body, so that i can try to design it myself. I can't find any good blueprints online and most of them are outdated and confusing.

    • @phoneindustrydesign
      @phoneindustrydesign  7 лет назад +1

      Nishit Nagar contact me on Facebook for those blueprints 😁

  • @claudiaberroteranm.2467
    @claudiaberroteranm.2467 3 года назад

    hi! im lokking the measurements from the rear wing, do you think you can give it to me the one you use to draw this amazing desing or at least tell me where did you find it? thanks hope you see it ASAP

  • @kamaljitsingh4806
    @kamaljitsingh4806 5 лет назад

    You have done great job.
    thanks a lot
    Are you planning to design whole car?

  • @atishayjain1563
    @atishayjain1563 3 года назад

    Hey, how can we do this on ansys? Can you help? I am running it on ansys fluent but the result coming isnt right since it says pressure is almost zero at every point. Maybe you can help me?

    • @phoneindustrydesign
      @phoneindustrydesign  3 года назад

      I've never used Ansys so can't help you with this but look at some tutorials and you should get it right
      Ansys is of course a lot better tool then SolidWorks for this type of simulation