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    Coursera - Sports and Building Aerodynamics

    Posted By: ParRus
    Coursera - Sports and Building Aerodynamics

    Coursera - Sports and Building Aerodynamics
    Eindhoven University of Technology with Bert Blocken

    WEBRip | English | MP4 + PDF Guides | 960 x 540 | AVC ~162 kbps | 29.970 fps
    AAC | 125 Kbps | 44.1 KHz | 2 channels | Subs: English (.srt) | 08:58:49 | 1.32 GB
    Genre: eLearning Video / Mechanical Engineering, Sport

    Can the present outstanding records in cycling team time trials be further improved? Can the present world and Olympic records in athletics disciplines such as the 100 m sprint be advanced? This course provides the answer to these questions. It shows that aerodynamic processes in sports and around buildings are very complex and that many misconceptions exist. These misconceptions are caused by the often counter-intuitive flow physics. Interestingly, the same counter-intuitive flow physics govern the misconceptions in both sports and building aerodynamics. The insights from this course will help you to understand and improve the performance of top athletes and of modern building design.
    In 2013, team Orica-Green Edge set the fastest-ever average speed for a Tour de France team time trial, with 57.8 km/h over a distance of 25 km, beating team Omega-Pharma Quick-Step by a mere 0.75 s. At the subsequent 2013 UCI Road World Championships, the latter team beat the former by only 0.88 s. Clearly, even minor aerodynamic improvements can be decisive in these prestigious races. And, surprisingly, up to now, the optimum aerodynamic setting for a team time trial has not yet been explored.

    Records in athletics races such as the 100 m sprint, the 110 m hurdles and the long jump are only validated by the IAAF (International Association of Athletics Federations) when the tail wind does not exceed 2 m/s. Most world and Olympic records have been established at tail winds close to 2 m/s. Clearly, local aerodynamic effects can be decisive in establishing new records. Also here, the optimum aerodynamic setting has not yet been explored.

    New and prestigious building projects are realized in different parts of the world. Some of them feature the integration of wind energy systems in the building design. Also here, aerodynamic misconceptions can lead to suboptimal performance.

    The course starts with a brief recapitulation of the basic aspects of fluid flow: statics, kinematics, dynamics, flow regimes and boundary layers, including the atmospheric boundary layer in which sports and building aerodynamics take place. Next, the main aspects of the aerodynamic analysis techniques of wind tunnel testing and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations are outlined. Tips and tricks for wind tunnel testing and CFD simulations are given. This knowledge provides the basis for the course parts on building aerodynamics, 100 m sprint aerodynamics and cycling aerodynamics, where some surprising and sometimes spectacular results will be shown.

    Syllabus

    This is a six-week course with the following contents:

    Week 1: Basic aspects of fluid flow

    Fluid properties - part 1 (velocity, pressure, temperature)
    Fluid properties - part 2 (density)
    Fluid properties - part 3 (viscosity)
    Flow properties - part 1
    Flow properties - part 2
    Fluid statics, kinematics, dynamics
    Boundary layers - part 1
    Boundary layers - part 2
    Boundary layers - part 3
    The atmospheric boundary layer

    Week 2: Wind-tunnel testing

    Why wind-tunnel testing?
    Wind-tunnel types and applications
    The atmospheric boundary layer wind tunnel
    Wind-tunnel components
    Measurements and flow visualization
    Similarity and flow quality
    Best practice guidelines

    Week 3: Computational Fluid Dynamics

    Computational Fluid Dynamics: what, why and how?
    Approximate forms of the Navier-Stokes equations
    Turbulence modeling
    Some aspects of discretization
    Near-wall modeling
    Errors and uncertainty, verification and validation
    Best practice guidelines
    Computational Wind Engineering – Part 1
    Computational Wind Engineering – Part 2

    Week 4: Building aerodynamics

    Wind flow around buildings – part 1
    Wind flow around buildings – part 2
    Pedestrian-level wind conditions around buildings – part 1
    Pedestrian-level wind conditions around buildings – part 2
    Pedestrian-level wind conditions around buildings – part 3
    Natural ventilation of buildings
    Wind-driven rain on building facades – part 1
    Wind-driven rain on building facades – part 2
    Wind energy in the built environment – part 1
    Wind energy in the built environment – part 2

    Week 5: 100 m sprint aerodynamics

    Why study sprint aerodynamics?
    Mathematical-physical model of running
    Wind effects
    Altitude effects
    Stadium aerodynamics and sprint records
    Interview with a professional athletics coach

    Week 6: Cycling aerodynamics

    Why study cycling aerodynamics?
    Wind-tunnel testing for a single cyclist – Part 1
    Wind-tunnel testing for a single cyclist – Part 2
    CFD simulations for a single cyclist
    Aerodynamics of two drafting cyclists
    Aerodynamics of drafting cyclist groups
    Aerodynamics of car-cyclist combinations
    Interview with professional cycling coaches from teams Belkin and RaboLiv

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