Railway applications. Aerodynamics - Symbols and units1 Scope This European Standard applies to aerodynamics for railway applications. It defines symbols and units used in formulae and calculations in the field of aerodynamics. The definitions given in this European Standard explain the symbols and classify the units. Further to usual symbols, this document contains symbols which are used for calculations. It should be noted, however, that these symbols may not have the same significance in a different

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