aerodynamic force
[/ˌeɪroʊdaɪˈnæmɪk fɔrs/]
nounfemininepl: aerodynamic forces / forças aerodinâmicas
força aerodinâmica
1. The net force exerted by air or fluid in motion on an object moving through it, resulting from pressure and shear stress differences across the object's surface.
The aerodynamic force on the airplane wing increases with velocity.
A força aerodinâmica na asa do avião aumenta com a velocidade.
2. In physics and engineering, any force generated by the interaction between a moving object and the surrounding air or fluid medium.
Engineers calculated the aerodynamic force to ensure the sports car remained stable at high speeds.
Os engenheiros calcularam a força aerodinâmica para garantir que o carro desportivo permanecesse estável em altas velocidades.
The term 'aerodynamic force' is essential in Brazilian aerospace and automotive industries, particularly in São Paulo where major aviation and vehicle manufacturing occurs. In the USA, it's fundamental to motorsports culture and engineering education. The concept is technical and standardized across both English and Portuguese-speaking engineering communities with minimal regional variation.
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