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How close do you have to be to benefit from drafting
Thanks. I took enough math to know you are right.
Michael Daly wrote: ace wrote: Would this be true for different atomospheric pressures? Is this a rough rule of thumb? I dont see how there can be such a tidy formula for something as variable as air. what if air was replaced by carbon dioxide. The formula applies for any gas, any density. Check any book on fluid mechanics or aerodynamics or Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drag_%28physics%29. Mike |
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