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Flow separation is a complex phenomenon with significant implications for various engineering applications. Understanding the causes, effects, and control techniques of flow separation is essential for optimizing the performance of vehicles, turbines, and other systems. Ongoing research and development efforts continue to advance our knowledge and capabilities in managing flow separation. | Flow separation is a complex phenomenon with significant implications for various engineering applications. Understanding the causes, effects, and control techniques of flow separation is essential for optimizing the performance of vehicles, turbines, and other systems. Ongoing research and development efforts continue to advance our knowledge and capabilities in managing flow separation. | ||
[[Image:Detail-92149.jpg|thumb|center|Airflow over a wing showing flow separation.|class=only_on_mobile]] | |||
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||