Experimental Investigation of Levitation Dynamics in Turbulent Airflow: A Study of Drag Force and Bernoulli’s Principle for Aerodynamic Application

This study is based on the study of Bernoulli's principle and repeated experiments to verify and summarize its principle. And speculate on its feasibility analysis in practical life. The main purpose of this study is to verify the correctness and feasibility of Bernoulli's principle. The research method of this study is self-experimentation and theoretical verification. This experiment confirms the correctness of Bernoulli's principle and its feasibility in practical life. The conclusion of this experiment is relatively simple and straightforward, as the experiment is not complicated and has certain limitations, without multiple control groups for comparative studies. The significance of this article lies in the verification of Bernoulli's principle, as well as the future prospects and practical applications of Bernoulli's principle after verification. The study also explores the potential applications of Bernoulli's principle in various fields, such as fluid mechanics, aerodynamics, and engineering design. By analyzing the experimental data, the research aims to provide insights into how Bernoulli's principle can be utilized to improve efficiency and performance in these areas. The article concludes on the importance of empirical research in validating theoretical principles and the value of continuous exploration in scientific discovery.

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Highlights in Science Engineering and Technology
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2025-07-11
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https://doi.org/10.54097/pc7rya93
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Lattice Boltzmann Simulation Studies
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Experimental Investigation of Levitation Dynamics in Turbulent Airflow: A Study of Drag Force and Bernoulli’s Principle for Aerodynamic Application

Yang Song
Highlights in Science Engineering and Technology
Lattice Boltzmann Simulation Studies
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Experimental Investigation of Levitation Dynamics in Turbulent Airflow: A Study of Drag Force and Bernoulli’s Principle for Aerodynamic Application

Yang Song
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Abstract

This study is based on the study of Bernoulli's principle and repeated experiments to verify and summarize its principle. And speculate on its feasibility analysis in practical life. The main purpose of this study is to verify the correctness and feasibility of Bernoulli's principle. The research method of this study is self-experimentation and theoretical verification. This experiment confirms the correctness of Bernoulli's principle and its feasibility in practical life. The conclusion of this experiment is relatively simple and straightforward, as the experiment is not complicated and has certain limitations, without multiple control groups for comparative studies. The significance of this article lies in the verification of Bernoulli's principle, as well as the future prospects and practical applications of Bernoulli's principle after verification. The study also explores the potential applications of Bernoulli's principle in various fields, such as fluid mechanics, aerodynamics, and engineering design. By analyzing the experimental data, the research aims to provide insights into how Bernoulli's principle can be utilized to improve efficiency and performance in these areas. The article concludes on the importance of empirical research in validating theoretical principles and the value of continuous exploration in scientific discovery.

Highlights in Science Engineering and TechnologyVol. 147
Shanghai University of Engineering Science (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 77%
Lattice Boltzmann Simulation Studies
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