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Bernoulli Principle and Downforce in F1 Racing, Slides of Engineering

The bernoulli principle explains how aerodynamic forces, particularly downforce, contribute to the performance of formula 1 racing cars. The discovery of the principle by daniel bernoulli, its impact on fluid dynamics, and its application in racing. Downforce is a combination of air resistance and gravity that presses the car towards the ground, optimizing traction and increasing the car's weight without adding mass. Modern f1 vehicles can generate significant downforce, enabling them to corner at high speeds.

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BERNOULLI PRINCIPL

E AND DOWNFORCE

Kerem Süha BAL

OUTLINE

  • (^) What is the Bernoulli Principle?
  • (^) What is the Downforce?
  • (^) Importance of Bernoulli Principle and downforce in F
  • (^) extremely limited,

great starting point

  • (^) fluid must be inco

mpressible and invi

scid

DOWNFORCE

  • (^) combination of air resi stance and gravity
  • pressing it down towa rds the ground
  • (^) Optimizing traction
  • (^) Very similar effect to fi lling a car with bricks
  • (^) increases the weight of the car without increas ing its overall mass.
  • (^) have two primary con

cerns

  • (^) It flows at different sp

eeds on both sides of

the wing and this ma

kes a difference in pre

ssure, a physical rule

known as the Bernoul

li Principle

As this pressure tries to

stabilize, the wing tries t

o move in the direction

of low pressure. Planes

use wings to create liftin

g, race cars use their ow

n tools to create better

known and negative lifts

known as downforce.

In the mid-1970s the 'groun d effect' downforce was disc overed. Lotus engineers des igned the bottom of the car wisely, discovering that the entire chassis could act as a giant wing that connects th e car to the car.

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