The phrase "aerodynamic impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or design, particularly when discussing how air resistance affects objects in motion.
Example: "The aerodynamic impact of the new car design significantly improved its fuel efficiency."
Alternatives: "airflow effect" or "drag influence".
Based on the physics of sound-producing events, and listeners' description of sounds, Gaver proposed a hierarchical description of basic "sonic events," such as impacts, aerodynamic events and liquid sounds, which is partially diagrammed in Figure 1.
The challenge of morphing in the future will mainly be to convince industry that this kind of technology can bring real advantages in terms of enhanced aerodynamic performance, lower installation impact respect to traditional control surface systems, reduced weight, and equivalent safety level.
However, the characteristics of aerodynamic moments and the impact of yaw angle on statistical characteristics of aerodynamic loads are not considered in Baker's research.
leads to a change in the leading edge vortex (LEV) and spanwise flow structures, which impacts the aerodynamic force generation.
Results revealed that the turbulence of the inflow impacted fluctuating aerodynamic loads on the turbine blade and, ultimately, its aerodynamic performance.
Mercedes said the CLA's aerodynamic optimization has "a major impact on fuel consumption under everyday driving conditions".
Bird protection barriers on high speed train bridges may have an impact on the aerodynamic and aeroelastic behaviour of these structures.
The analysis indicates that ZigZag tape has a significant impact on sectional aerodynamic tip loads: it alters the boundary layer thickness and additionally reduces the effective airfoil camber besides the expected tripping.
Changes in leg angle had a significant impact on the aerodynamic performance of the bat model (Figure 3).
