Recent content by Johan M
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EDF Rocket with Thrust Tube: Physics Explained
Ah I see, not my finest moment I admit- Johan M
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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EDF Rocket with Thrust Tube: Physics Explained
I am not sure what TLA refers to, but an EDF is an electric ducted fan- Johan M
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Greetings from a mechanical undergrad
Hi Lnewqban nice to meet you, thank you for the link! I actually had a query pertaining to something related in that area- Johan M
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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EDF Rocket with Thrust Tube: Physics Explained
No worries. I will do some research on it. I think of confused the terms in addition; I had thought a ducted fan and ducted propeller are the same- Johan M
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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EDF Rocket with Thrust Tube: Physics Explained
Hi Dullard thanks for the response. Can you please elaborate why it is such?- Johan M
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Greetings from a mechanical undergrad
Thank you for the link!I will have a look at it:smile:- Johan M
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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EDF Rocket with Thrust Tube: Physics Explained
Hi everyone. I am tasked with making an EDF rocket for a university project. The end of the rocket has a set of flaps that redirect air to control the rockets trajectory, seen in the image. The 90mm EDF itself is located near region 1.. I would like to know why, the physics behind it, a smaller...- Johan M
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Greetings from a mechanical undergrad
Hi everyone. I am a final year mechanical engineering student. I have had a basic introduction in cfd. I am currently working on a EDF rocket as my final project, although I have zero experience in the RC world. I look foward to meeting new people and gaining knowledge from the physics forum- Johan M
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