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Jagadeesan P 20061241 B O OMERANG

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Jagadeesan P

20061241

B O OMERANG

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ORIGIN

• Australian Aborigines

• the language of the Indigenous Australian Turuwal tribe

• Oldest - 30,000 years

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LIFT

WEIGHT

FORCE

DRAG

FORCES ACTING ON BOOMERANG

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• BERNOULLI’S PRINCIPLE (AIR FOIL)• COANDA EFFECT

LIFT GENERATION

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AIR FOIL IN BOOMERANG

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Right handed boomerang Left

handed boomerang

TYPES OF BOOMERANG

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LAUNCHING POSITIONS

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Gyroscopic effect

Why it comes back?

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One of the wings produces more lift compared

to the other which creates a moment about an

axis perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the

boomerang thus creating the gyroscopic

precession.

Gyroscopic effect in boomerang

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Thus with a simple physical phenomenon a toy with a great deal of surprising behavior and fun

is born

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• Weltner, Klaus and Ingelman-Sundberg, Martin - Misinterpretations of Bernaulli’s Law; Physics of Flight

• Saulius Pakalnis - Aerodynamics of Boomerang

• www.researchsupporttechnologies.com• www.grc.nasa.gov

References:

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QUESTIONS???