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(Fluid Mechanics)
(Types of Fluid)

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(Fluid) 2

(Air
Resistance) (Water Resistance)
2 (Drag Force) (Lift Force) (Propulsion)
(Resistance)
(Buoyant Force)
(Archimedes Principle) 2,000
""
(Bouyant Force)
(Reaction Force)

(Specific Gravity)
1.0
(Density)
1,000 (Kg/m3)
1.2 (Kg/m3)

m
V

. (1)


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(W) FB
(Neutral Buoyant)
2.
FB < W
(Negative Buoyant)
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FB > W

(Positive Buoyant)
1,000 (Kg/m3) (
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1-1 A) B)
(Kreighbaum & Barthels, 1996)
(Drag Force)
1-2
(Air flow) (Layers)
Laminar flow

(Turbulent
flow Eddy current)

1-2
(Fluid Resistance)

(Fluid Flow Pattern)
30 30
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1-3
(Kreighbaum and Barthels, 1996)

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(Projectile)
(Projectile Motion)

(Sidewind) 1-4
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1-4 2

(Kreighbaum and Barthels, 1996)

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a) b)
(Kreighbaum and Barthels, 1996)

1.

(Fluid Flow Velocity)
()

FD

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C D AV 2
2

(2)

FD

2. (Coefficient of Drag Force)



1-6

CD

1-6 a)
b) (Kreighbaum and
Barthels, 1996)

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1-7 (Streamlined Shape)

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1-7 a) (Drag Force) b)


(Kreighbaum and Barthels, 1996)

1-8 (Streamlined Shape)


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1. (Skin Friction/Surface Drag)

Boundary layer ( 1-9)


(Friction)
(Viscosity)

1-9

2. (Profile Drag/Form Drag)


(Water Resistance)
(Aquatic
Resistance Exercise)
1-10


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1-10 a)
b)
(Kreighbaum and Barthels, 1996)

1-11 (http://blog.
swimator.com/2011/02/is-swimming-real-drag-how-do-drag.html)
3. (Wave Drag)
( 1-12)

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1-12



1-13

1-13 (Kreighbaum and Barthels, 1996)


(Lift Force)





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FL

FL

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C L AV 2
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. (3)


1-14 (Bernouliis Principle)




CL

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(Angle of Attack) 1-15

( 1-16 a)
1-16 b
( 1-16 c)

1-15 (Kreighbaum and Barthels, 1996)

1-16 a) b)
c) (Kreighbaum and Barthels, 1996)

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1) (Angle of Projection)
( 1-17) 2) (Line of Flight) 3)
(Attitude Angle) ( 1-18)
(Center of Pressure) 1/3 ( 1-19)

1-17 (Kreighbaum and Barthels, 1996)

1-18 (Kreighbaum and Barthels, 1996)

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1-19 (Kreighbaum and Barthels, 1996)



1-20 a


1-20 b
1-20 c

1-20 a) b-c)
(Kreighbaum and Barthels,
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1-21 (Kreighbaum and Barthels, 1996)


(Magnus Force)

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2

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3 1) Top spin
( 1-23) 2) Back spin
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Side spin ( 1-25)

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1-23 Top spin

1-24 Back spin

1-25 Side spin


1-23 Top spin

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Top spin

Back spin


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http://blog.swimator.com/2011/02/is-swimming-real-drag-how-do-drag.html
Kreighbaum, E., & Barthels, K.M. (1996). Biomechanics: A qualitative approach for studying
human movement. MA; Allyn & Bacon
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