How Do Diffusers/Splitters/Undertrays Work?
Today, we look into how undertrays, splitters and diffusers work, starting off with a simple explanation, before moving into some case studies and a discussion of underbody sealing and canards. Sorry for the epic video length, there was a lot of material, to help you out a table of contents is below: -Why ground effect works 0:56 -Undertrays on F1 cars 4:12 -How the diffuser works 5:37 -What front splitters do 8:58 -Case studies of real world parts 10:48 -Sealing the underfloor with vortices 15:29 -Canards and the floor 18:27 Thanks for watching! Don't forget to like, comment and subscribe!
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