Between a conventional car (notch back) a VAN and a hatch back, you said the notch back has the highest drag? Please explain The VAN geometry seems like more stagnation pressure n the nose and a vacum or turbulence flow at the tail right, some one please clarify.
Sweet video, although you shouldn't need the BART to tell the notch back is going to have an awful Cd.
DaylightDigital 2 months ago
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yamgurung1 1 year ago
i waited ages for that to buffer...
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djgfdgsdgsd 1 year ago
people, cargo or both???????? ever seen a car with only cargo drive to a destination? i dont
truealcoholic 1 year ago
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jokeistman 1 year ago
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NJN0000 1 year ago
why are these women not kitchens.
SeanWatches 2 years ago
the womwn have no bobs
nural666 3 years ago
hey gd video but where is the next part about airplane wing?
zzypingan 3 years ago
they do that on all their videos. everyone gets into the subject and ends prematurely. I don't know why people 5 star them when their incomplete.
x11115 2 years ago
cool.
MEGAS1LORD1DEVIN 3 years ago
LTF,
They were probably just comparing the two car body designs. I agree, it was confusing. BTW, I own a Honda Insight, Cd=0.22
Jay
analogdesigner 3 years ago
Between a conventional car (notch back) a VAN and a hatch back, you said the notch back has the highest drag? Please explain The VAN geometry seems like more stagnation pressure n the nose and a vacum or turbulence flow at the tail right, some one please clarify.
LTF85199 3 years ago
The notchback actually has more drage because it has 2 zones for Reverse flow. Vans have only one, but it is bigger.
The multiple zones affect the drag more than the larger single one.
Mudskippersam 2 years ago