32 friction drag

This video discusses the basics of drag and lift , laminar and turbulent boundary layers on flat plates, and how to estimate friction drag on flat plates. This is lecture 32 in the online Fluid Mechanics course CE 340 from Ohio University by Dr. Guy Riefler.

[@VincentStevenson]

Thanks for the help, this was very useful!

[@atillaus9168]

great lecture

[@diyaazaghloul756]

Amazing video thank you

[@PrettyMaggiee]

great vid!! thanks for all the help :)

[@dibyani]

nicely explained thank you

[@yzhfsm]

Amazing!

[@leo385610]

I know this is a bit obvious, but just in case someone gets confused. The coefficient of drag for the second calculation should be 0.00357 not 0.00394 right?

[@aymanboudaya2917]

Hey could you help me please I want to calculate Cx and Cz (drag and lift coefficient) of a 46m/s wind speed at an inclined panel with 30° incidence angle the force should be daN/m² or we could calculate the Drag and lift force on a panel of a 1.7x1 = 1.7m² area. SEARCHING SINCE A WEEK BUT NOTHING FOUND ON INTERNET. MECAFLUX software GIVES An automatic RESULT BUT I couldn't calculate manually.

[@ufoengines]

Very Cool!

[@zerthura8500]

At 11:05 there is an error in your last equation. You wrote Re1 value instead of Re2

[@farisal-amer7635]

Thank you!!

[@austintempel1184]

this dude sounds very depressed