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Tiago J. Lopes, Tatiana Sampaio, João P. Oliveira, Mafalda P. Pinto, Daniel A. Marinho and Jorge E. Morais
Evidence on the role of propulsion compared to drag in swimming, based on experimental settings, is still lacking. However, higher levels of propulsion seem to lead to faster swimming velocities. The aim of this study was to understand the variation in a...
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Alfonso Trinidad, Archit Navandar, Enrique Navarro and Santiago Veiga
(1) Background: The aim of the present research is to describe the kinematic characteristics of push start in competitive swimmers and to examine the role of the push start sub-phases on the overall start performance. (2) Methods: Seventy-four swimmers (...
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Junhao Zhang, Yinglong Chen, Yi Liu and Yongjun Gong
For decades, underwater vehicles have been performing underwater operations, which are critical to the development and upgrading of underwater robots. With the advancement of technology, various types of robots have been developed. The underwater robotic...
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Feifei He, Xiaogang Wang, Yun Li, Yiqun Hou, Qiubao Zou and Dengle Shen
Anaerobic metabolism begins before fish reach their critical swimming speed. Anaerobic metabolism affects the swimming ability of fish, which is not conducive to their upward tracking. The initiation of anaerobic metabolism therefore provides a better pr...
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Jianxin Hu, Qing Xiao and Ruoxin Li
A multi-body system model is proposed for the mimicking of swimming fish with coupled active and passive movements. The relevant algorithms of the kinematics and dynamics of the multi-body system and coupled fluid solver are developed and fully validated...
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Xiao Chen, Yihong Wu and Li Zeng
Understanding the swimming characteristics of micro-organisms is significant for modelling the migration of motile cells and corresponding ecological risk assessments associated with harmful algae in oceans and estuaries. Presented in this paper is an ex...
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Bence Dániel Darázs, György Paál
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The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of spreading the fingers in human swimming. Two-dimensional CFD simulations were carried out to gain insight into this problem, modelling the fingers by equidistant cylinders. One, two and then four...
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