Aerodynamics Laboratory: Pioneering Research and Innovation in Fluid Dynamics
At the forefront of fluid dynamics and aerospace engineering, the Aerodynamics Laboratory at KIIT School of Mechanical Engineering offers a unique blend of practical exposure and cutting-edge research capabilities. This laboratory is designed to provide students, researchers, and industry collaborators with a comprehensive understanding of aerodynamic principles, supported by real-world applications. The lab not only equips students with hands-on learning but also fosters breakthrough research in aerodynamics.
Key Focus Areas and Objectives
Focusing on breakthrough aerodynamic research, from flow analysis to pressure distribution, tailored to solve real-world challenges.
Major Equipment and Instruments
Equipped with state-of-the-art wind and water tunnels, enabling high-precision experiments and comprehensive aerodynamic studies.
Subsonic Wind Tunnel: Capable of generating airflow up to 50 m/s, this instrument allows for precise measurement of aerodynamic forces and flow patterns, crucial for aerofoil analysis and performance testing.
Water Tunnel: With its 50 m/s maximum flow velocity, the water tunnel aids in visualizing flow separation, boundary layers, and vortex formations under various flow conditions, offering a unique perspective on fluid dynamics.
Research Excellence and Innovation: Why Our Aerodynamics Lab Stands Out
Our lab is more than just a teaching facility—it’s a centre for innovation. Whether you’re a student eager to learn, a researcher looking to push the boundaries of aerodynamics, or an industry professional seeking cutting-edge solutions, the Aerodynamics Laboratory at KIIT is the place where ideas take flight and transform into groundbreaking innovations.
