a structure modeled as a corridor that air can be blown through at managed velocities and patterns of turbulence. Wind tunnels are primarily utilized to test the performance of aircraft or other items or materials within a simulated outdoor setting. They might additionally be utilized in experiments to analyze the impacts of wind or modifying air pressures on the performance or actions of humans or non-human animals.
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