Engineers at MIT have developed a mechanical of a tuna fish to study its locomotion. The Robotuna
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Engineers at MIT have developed a mechanical of a tuna fish to study its locomotion. The “Robotuna” shown in Fig. P7–117 is 1.0 m long and swims at speeds up to 2.0 m/s. Real bluefin tuna can exceed 3.0 m in length and have been clocked at speeds greater than 13 m/s. How fast would the 1.0-m Robotuna need to swim in order to match the Reynolds number of a real tuna that is 2.0 m long and swims at 10 m/s?
FIGURE P7–117
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