The structure shown in the figure consists of three cylindrical supports and an elliptical flat billet. Find the drift force applied by the wind blowing at 80km/h. The ambient air temperature is 20 °C. 100 cm WADE'S BARGIN BURGERS 50 cm 150 cm 3.75 cm 150 cm 15 cm 30 cm 150 cm

The structure shown in the figure consists of three cylindrical supports and an elliptical flat billet. Find the drift force applied by the wind blowing at 80km/h. The ambient air temperature is 20 °C. 100 cm WADE'S BARGIN BURGERS 50 cm 150 cm 3.75 cm 150 cm 15 cm 30 cm 150 cm

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The structure shown in the figure consists of three cylindrical supports and an
elliptical flat billet. Find the drift force applied by the wind blowing at
80km/h. The ambient air temperature is 20 °C.
100 cm
WADE'S
BARGIN
BURGERS
50 cm
150 cm
3.75 cm
150 cm
15 cm
30 сm
150 cm

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