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  • This isn't a proper wind tunnel it doesn't have proper air flow going through the wind tunnel that you can measure air pressure on something like a plane.

  • I have cope of queries like how much did the material cost and where can i get them ( preferably via ebay )

  • what year was this video made? Just out of curiosity. Looks great though!

  • @tp1598 2009

  • @punsiripla thank u. my project showed useful results. Your video helped a lot and was credited in my bibliography

  • @tp1598 :) 

  • can you fart in it?

  • @elvedin555 What's a good idea! But I can't. Please build your own tunnel then try to do it by yourself and don't forget to let us know on your channel :)

  • I've seen the Wright brothers wind tunnel and yes it has a square tube as do my and many other wind tunnels. It also has a large radiused flare into the opening and others have a tapering throat. The purpose it to get the air so it flows straight at the entry to the "Square tube". Having a "Square tube alone means that the air in the tube is turbulent and at all different angles -= just as you can see in this video. It is therefore quite worthless as a wind tunnel.

  • @bcstractor I am starting on a circular wind tunnel now...but I looked at some examples from Nasa and some of theirs were squarish....also looked at the math....so difficult!! I will sure to let you know. thanks for the advice :)

  • i am not an expert in aerodynamics...but then ur tunnel is square and ur fan is circular....does this affect its accuracy? I am dead serious and i want to build a wind tunnel myself...thanks for your advice :)

  • @Desmonddd2002 Exactly, it not provides very high accuracy. However, it's enough for my purposes: measuring pressure around a small object and presenting laminar/turbulent with low wind speed. Don't forget wind straightener (honeycomb) is needed.

    By the way, you could try to use for instance a cylindrical pipe with round shape fan. Perhaps, you will get the better result. And don't forget to let me know :)

  • May I use this design of yours? I want to be sure to give credit to you if I want to use this on my science fair

  • @TheRepublicPanda Sure, you can use it :)

  • I think this is a more basic, understandable version of how to build a wind tunnel. It covers the basics very well, and doesn't require much. Very helpful.

  • OMG it's not a wind tunnel, why do you put stuff on youtube when you don't know what you're doing ?

  • and then i'll upload some video ;) could you make any tutorial for wind turbine instrumentation?

  • ok, thanks. but i descovered another effect. when you turn on the tunnel without any objects, a smoke goes parallel. but if you rec it and slow-mo when u turn off the turbine, the smoke lines goes to the edges. i hope the pressure is not stable (bernulli / batista). i'm trying to make a smoke deformation graphic and correct it wegulating the filter convexity with a screw.

    but recently i made a virtual design and simulated with gerris3D. the form is prety different. i'll build it in carbon fiber

  • This is not a wind tunnel - it's a square tube.

  • @bcstractor Next time, I will try to build as a real tunnel : )

  • what about the vortex? the air goes into the tunnel with turbulances. did you see that every tunnel has a stabilization box? 

  • @RGthunderclap Thank you so much for your comment. Please see "How to generate smoke in your own wind tunnel?" in you tube. It would answer your question.

  • @RGthunderclap wait i have a good solution to turbulence take a but load of straws and glue them together like a honey cone way it will give you a stream of air

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