Computational Simulation of Object Falling into Water Based on Breach Parabolic Movement

Tian Jiu Leng; Wen Xian Lin; Tao Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.556-562.3468

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Computational Simulation of Object Falling into Water Based on Breach Parabolic Movement

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In this paper, building a systematic equation of mathematical model and dynamic variation based on the movement of object falling into water based on the breach parabolic by virtue of the combined means of boundary layer theory and differential equation with the help of computer simulation, this paper further illustrates the features of physical characteristics and its dynamic movement process, which provides a sort of accurate and credible analytical thinking for the similar engineering calculation.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 556-562)

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3468-3474

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Tian Jiu Leng*, Wen Xian Lin, Tao Liu

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Breach Parabolic, Movement Process, Phase

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