Скачать или смотреть A High-Speed Look at an F1 Racecar Cockpit in a Wind Tunnel

Here’s a unique look at the invisible forces at play in Formula 1 (F1) racing, particularly as studied in a wind tunnel.

Wind tunnels, built as completely black spaces to absorb light and prevent data-altering shadows and reflections, present unique challenges for visibility. Producing sufficient light without heating the environment — which can impact airflow behaviors — is difficult. Producing adequate light without altering the airflow through heat is a key consideration for researchers.

Phantom high-speed cameras are designed to excel in such environments, revealing more than just speed. The following video clearly shows the intricate fluid dynamics happening during racing simulations — how the air flows precisely around the driver's helmet and cockpit area. Engineers study these complex aerodynamic patterns to gain even the slightest edge on the track.

This video is a testament to the ways Phantom high-speed imaging solutions are a critical tool for engineers and R&D teams researching transparent flows. It was filmed with:
● A Phantom VEO4K 990 camera
● 600 frames per second (fps)
● 4096 x 2160 resolution

To learn more about how Phantom cameras can help you in your transparent flow research, visit: https://www.phantomhighspeed.com/appl...

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