aerodynamic load
[ˌɛroʊdaɪˈnæmɪk loʊd]
nounpl: aerodynamic loads
carga aerodinâmica
1. The total force exerted by air flow on an object in motion, including lift, drag, and side forces
The aerodynamic load on the aircraft wing increases significantly at higher speeds.
A carga aerodinâmica na asa da aeronave aumenta significativamente em velocidades maiores.
2. The stress or strain imposed on a structure due to aerodynamic forces during flight or motion through air
Engineers must calculate the aerodynamic load to ensure the fuselage can withstand the forces.
Os engenheiros devem calcular a carga aerodinâmica para garantir que a fuselagem possa suportar as forças.
3. In racing and automotive engineering, the forces generated by air resistance affecting vehicle stability and performance
The aerodynamic load on the race car at 300 km/h requires specialized suspension adjustments.
A carga aerodinâmica no carro de corrida a 300 km/h requer ajustes especializados de suspensão.
This is a specialized technical term primarily used in aerospace engineering, automotive engineering, and fluid dynamics. It is equally recognized in both Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese contexts within professional and academic settings. The term reflects the globalized nature of engineering terminology and is essential in industries such as aircraft manufacturing, automotive racing, and wind energy.
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