Coanda Effect Explained with Fluid Mechanics

Discover how flowing air follows curved surfaces because of the Coanda effect and principles of fluid mechanics. See the forces that cause ping pong balls to float in a jet stream, and find out how saucer-shaped objects can fly.

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Do you understand that your green arrow shows where the lowered pressure forms due to the curved flow?

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But what causes Coanda effect?

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The question is why the air curves?

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Fluid dynamics. Air is like a fluid in its motion. It has to go and be somewhere. The only thing I would like to know about is how semi circle flies. With a smaller propeller on the top but If im right thing then i could see how it would create a suction effect. Instead of a lift.

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