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Gilligan wrote:
Frictional resistance varies as the wetted surface area. Right, but "anonymous" is insisting that the surface area is not related to the displacement, or the hull shape (or size, presumably?). A more interesting question would be, if you increase the sueface area without increasing the cross sectional area, could you approximate the increase in drag over a given range of speeds? Would changing the prismatic coefficient be better? Frictional resistance varies with the square of speed. Right again. Didn't I already say that? The speed will change as of the square root of wetted surface area change. But the initial velocity will matter more. Ask a muddled question, get a muddled answer. signed- Injun Ear (formerly known as Eagle Eye) |
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