Se analiza la teoría de Jorge Juan sobre la resistencia fluídica, tal como la expone en el Examen
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https://doi.org/10.3989/asclepio.2001.v53.i2.168Keywords:
Jorge Juan, fluid mechanics, 18th century, ship resistanceAbstract
The Jorge Juan theory on fluid resistance is analysed as stated in the Examen Marítimo. The theoretical basis and applications are studied, these range from flat plates to ship hull and sails. The article concludes with a revision of what Juan considers to be its experimental basis and possible forerunners of his theory are traced.
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