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Что (кто) такое drag one"s feet - определение

UNIT OF SPEED
Ft/s; Ft/sec; Feet/second; Feet per second; Feet-per-second

Drag racing         
  • ''Pain Killer'' J/D. Note the driver, helmet off, is still in the car, which is under tow on the return road, headed for the pits.
  • rail]]), on display at the California Automobile Museum
  • Blazing Angel Jet Dragster
  • Interlake Dragways]], Gimli, Manitoba.
  • Caterpillar-sponsored dragster. Note wide slicks and high-mounted wing, to assist traction.
  • A typical Comp car.<!--identify the car & place!-->
  • Chief Timer delivering timeslips to competitors after their passes.
  • Dragster engine with dual-plug heads, dual ignition magnetos, and intake snorkel
  • Funny Car with body up.
  • Typical Funny Cars<!--identify the cars & place! Are these actual TF/FCs?-->
  • A typical Pro Stock car.<!--identify the car & place!-->
  • A drag race [[wheelie]]
  • Super Gas Probe.<!--identify the car & place!-->
  • A typical Super Stock car<!--identify the car & place!-->
  • Super Street Mustang
  • reason=alky, gas, or fuel?}}<!--identify the cars & place!-->
  • Top Fuel dragsters<!--identify the cars & place!-->
  • ''Smokin' White Owl'', built by "Ollie" Morris in 1954
TYPE OF MOTOR RACING IN WHICH VEHICLES COMPETE TO ACCELERATE IN A STRAIGHT LINE
Drag racer; Dial-in time; Dial-in; Dialin time; Drag Racing; Dragracing; Sand Drag Racing; Drag Racer; Drag racers; Blowover; Dragrace; Drag racing car; Drag-racing; Dragster (vehicle); Super Stock (drag racing); Drag race; Professional Drag Racers Association
Drag racing is a type of motor racing in which automobiles or motorcycles compete, usually two at a time, to be first to cross a set finish line. The race follows a short, straight course from a standing start over a measured distance, most commonly , with a shorter, distance becoming increasingly popular, as it has become the standard for Top Fuel dragsters and Funny Cars, where some major bracket races and other sanctioning bodies have adopted it as the standard.
drag racing         
  • ''Pain Killer'' J/D. Note the driver, helmet off, is still in the car, which is under tow on the return road, headed for the pits.
  • rail]]), on display at the California Automobile Museum
  • Blazing Angel Jet Dragster
  • Interlake Dragways]], Gimli, Manitoba.
  • Caterpillar-sponsored dragster. Note wide slicks and high-mounted wing, to assist traction.
  • A typical Comp car.<!--identify the car & place!-->
  • Chief Timer delivering timeslips to competitors after their passes.
  • Dragster engine with dual-plug heads, dual ignition magnetos, and intake snorkel
  • Funny Car with body up.
  • Typical Funny Cars<!--identify the cars & place! Are these actual TF/FCs?-->
  • A typical Pro Stock car.<!--identify the car & place!-->
  • A drag race [[wheelie]]
  • Super Gas Probe.<!--identify the car & place!-->
  • A typical Super Stock car<!--identify the car & place!-->
  • Super Street Mustang
  • reason=alky, gas, or fuel?}}<!--identify the cars & place!-->
  • Top Fuel dragsters<!--identify the cars & place!-->
  • ''Smokin' White Owl'', built by "Ollie" Morris in 1954
TYPE OF MOTOR RACING IN WHICH VEHICLES COMPETE TO ACCELERATE IN A STRAIGHT LINE
Drag racer; Dial-in time; Dial-in; Dialin time; Drag Racing; Dragracing; Sand Drag Racing; Drag Racer; Drag racers; Blowover; Dragrace; Drag racing car; Drag-racing; Dragster (vehicle); Super Stock (drag racing); Drag race; Professional Drag Racers Association
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No, the beige carpet wasn't striped - until Snot discovered drag racing!
Drag curve         
  • ''R''<sub>e</sub>}} = 3·10<sup>6</sup>, blue 9·10<sup>6</sup>.
  • L/D}} point.
  • NACA]] 63<sub>3</sub>618 airfoil, colour-coded as opposite plot.
  • Curve showing [[induced drag]], [[parasitic drag]] and total drag as a function of airspeed.
  • The same aircraft, without power. The tangent defines the minimum glide angle, for maximum range. The peak of the curve indicates the minimum sink rate, for maximum endurance (time in the air).
  • Coefficients of lift and drag against angle of attack.
  • ''P''<sub>R</sub>}} curve for the light aircraft with the drag curve above and weighing 2000 kg, with a wing area of 15 m² and a propeller efficiency of 0.8.
  • Polar curve for a glider, showing glide angle for the best glide speed (best L/D).  It is the flattest possible glide angle through calm air, which will maximize the distance flown.  This airspeed (vertical line) corresponds to the tangent point of a line starting from the origin of the graph.  A glider flying faster or slower than this airspeed will cover less distance before landing.<ref name=faa/><ref name=bw/>
  • Polar curve for a glider, showing glide angle for minimum sink rate. The origin of the graph is where the airspeed axis crosses the sink rate axis at zero airspeed and zero sink rate.  The horizontal line is [[tangent]] to the top of the polar curve.  That tangent point indicates the minimum sink airspeed (vertical line).  The sink rate increases to the left or right of this point, corresponding to a lower or higher airspeed.  This minimum sink airspeed has the lowest possible rate of sink, and allows the longest possible glide time before landing.<ref name=bw/><ref name=faa/>
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DRAG ON AN AIRCRAFT AND OTHER VARIABLES
Drag curve (gliders); Drag Polar diagram; Polar curve (aviation); Drag Polar; Drag polar; Polar curve (aerodynamics)
The drag curve or drag polar is the relationship between the drag on an aircraft and other variables, such as lift, the coefficient of lift, angle-of-attack or speed. It may be described by an equation or displayed as a graph (sometimes called a "polar plot").

Википедия

Foot per second

The foot per second (plural feet per second) is a unit of both speed (scalar) and velocity (vector quantity, which includes direction). It expresses the distance in feet (ft) traveled or displaced, divided by the time in seconds (s). The corresponding unit in the International System of Units (SI) is the meter per second.

Abbreviations include ft/s, fps, and the scientific notation ft s−1.