Comparative study of drag and lift force for different shapes of hydrofoils / Ainul Iffat Mohamad Rosdi

An important industrial requirement in recent years has been for better engineering designs, especially for connected structures. Nowadays, there is a desire to do optimizations so as to obtain ideal system properties. The research on hydrofoils as a device has not yet been expanded to the core. Therefore, there are still a lot of items that could be researched to enhance the manufacture of this device. The research focuses on creating two different types of hydrofoils only utilising a 3D printer. Hydrofoil must want more than just one of their own designs. It will be more expensive for them to produce more of them. The goals are to use a 3D printer to create and design hydrofoils, and to examine the hydrofoil's lift and drag forces utilising the CWC (Circulating Water Channel). Information is gathered via consulting books, websites, and articles. Such a hydrofoil design, 3D printer, or CWC (Circulating Water Channel).