How do Gurney Flaps Work?
Today, we look at gurney flaps, a simple yet effective aerodynamic device for wings. The gurney flap is a small spoiler like device, typically 2% of the length of the wing chord in height, that improves the aerodynamics characteristics (downforce/lift and drag) of a wing. Check out the original video from Grays Garage if you have time! • auto aerodynamics : the gurney flap. Incre...

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