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How does the windsock work?
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Asked by vijay shukla,
26 Dec '12 10:31 am
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It is a sock of material that is sown into the shape of a tube. The tube material is cut to form a taper when stitched together. This taper effect allows the wind sock to float in the air due to the pressure causes inside. The tunneling effect of the wind through the tapered "sock" causes lift and makes the wind sock stick out like it does. However, this only works when there is wind to blow through the sock
Answered by points, 10 Jan 10:13 pm
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It is a sock of material that is sown into the shape of a tube. The tube material is cut to form a taper when stitched together. This taper effect allows the wind sock to float in the air due to the pressure causes inside. The tunneling effect of the wind through the tapered "sock" causes lift and makes the wind sock stick out like it does. However, this only works when there is wind to blow through the sock
Answered by Quest, 26 Dec '12 11:57 am
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It turns and catches the wind so you know which direction the wind is at its strongest.
Answered by iqbal seth, 26 Dec '12 10:42 am
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It is a sock of material that is sown into the shape of a tube. The tube material is cut to form a taper when stitched together. This taper effect allows the wind sock to float in the air due to the pressure causes inside. The tunneling effect of the wind through the tapered "sock" causes lift and makes the wind sock stick out like it does. However, this only works when there is wind to blow through the sock
Answered by aflatoon, 26 Dec '12 10:32 am
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