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AERODYNAMICS AND ECOMORPHOLOGY OF FLEXIBLE FEATHERS AND MORPHING BIRD WINGS

BRETT KLAASSEN VAN OORSCHOT

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Birds are talented fliers capable of vertical take-off and landing, navigating

turbulent air, and flying thousands of miles without rest. How is this possible? What

allows birds to exploit the aerial environment with such ease? In part, it may be because

bird wings are unlike any engineered wing. They are flexible, strong, lightweight, and

dynamically capable of changes in shape on a nearly instantaneous basis (Rayner, 1988;

Tobalske, 2007). Moreover, much of this change is passive, modulated only by changes

in airflow angle and velocity. Birds actively morph their wings and their feathers morph

passively in response to airflow to meet aerodynamic demands.

Kateqoriyalar:

Technique - Electronics: Robotics

İl:

2018

Nəşriyyat:

University of Montana

Dil:

english

Səhifələr:

107

Fayl:

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english, 2018

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