細かい凹凸で空気抵抗抑える可能性 航空機へ応用目指す 東北大
Tohoku University researchers have discovered that applying very fine surface irregularities to aircraft can significantly reduce air resistance. This finding was based on experiments conducted with models. The potential improvements could lead to better fuel efficiency and lower carbon dioxide emissions.
- ▪Researchers at Tohoku University conducted experiments showing that fine surface irregularities can reduce air resistance in aircraft.
- ▪The application of this technology could improve fuel efficiency significantly.
- ▪Lowering air resistance may also contribute to a reduction in carbon dioxide emissions.
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