Description: Vortex shedding is a physical phenomenon that occurs when a solid body is in a fluid flow, such as air or water. This process involves the formation and release of vortices, which are swirling structures generated due to the interaction between the object and the surrounding fluid. As the fluid flows around the object, pressure differences can lead to flow separation in certain areas, forming vortices that detach from the body. This phenomenon is crucial in various engineering and scientific applications, as it influences the drag on objects in fluids and affects the stability of structures. The study of vortex shedding is essential for understanding the aerodynamic behavior of vehicles, fluid dynamics in natural and artificial systems, and optimizing designs in engineering. Understanding this process allows engineers and scientists to predict and control flow behavior, improving the efficiency and sustainability of various technologies.
