Masaki Hiratsuka
Kogakuin University
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IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering | 2017
T Nakajima; Masaki Hiratsuka; Shinichiro Ito; A Konno
The structure of the current tennis ball is covered with a uniform felt fabric on the outer surface made of hard rubber. As the ball continues to hit, the surface felt wears. Also, air leaks out through the structure inside. These factors cause a difference in the aerodynamic characteristics of new and used balls. In this research, the aerodynamic characteristics of the old and new tennis balls rotating were investigated and the PIV results of the flow around the ball due to the wear of the felt producing these characteristics were showed. For the four types of tennis balls tested, used balls showed higher in drag coefficient than new balls, and new balls tended to be higher than used ball in lift coefficient. It is believed that deformation due to deterioration of ball rubber brings about a change in drag coefficient, which causes a change in lift coefficient due to wear of the surface felt. In the new ball, felt fluff stands, which indicates that the wake flow is large and inclined diagonally backward compared to the used ball, and the air around the ball is found to be caught by the felt fluff.
IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering | 2017
Hiromasa Koga; Masaki Hiratsuka; Shinichiro Ito; A Konno
Sports such as swimming, speed skating, and marathon are sports competing for time. In recent years, reduction of the fluid drag of sportswear is required for these competitions in order to improve the record. In addition, sweating and discomfort due to body temperature rise during competition are thought to affect competitor performance, and heat radiation performance is also an important factor for sportswear. The authors have measured fluid force drag by wrapping cloth around a cylinder and have confirmed their differences due to the roughness of the fabric surface, differences in sewing. The authors could be verified the drag can be reduced by the position of the wear stitch. This time, we measured the heat radiation performance of 14 types of cloths whose aero dynamic properties are known using cylinders which are regarded as human fuselages, and found elements of cloth with heat radiation performance. It was found to be important for raising the heat radiation performance of sportswear that the fabric is thin and flat surface processing.
The Review of High Pressure Science and Technology | 2018
Daisuke Yuhara; Masaki Hiratsuka; Kenji Yasuoka
The Proceedings of the Symposium on sports and human dynamics | 2017
Satoshi Tsuji; Masaki Hiratsuka; Shinichiro Ito
The Proceedings of the Symposium on sports and human dynamics | 2017
Shotaro Oka; Keita Miyasaka; Masaki Hiratsuka; Shinichiro Ito
The Proceedings of Mechanical Engineering Congress, Japan | 2017
Shinichiro Ito; Masaki Hiratsuka; Keita Miyasaka
The Proceedings of Mechanical Engineering Congress, Japan | 2017
Hiromasa Koga; Masaki Hiratsuka; Shinichiro Ito
The Proceedings of the Symposium on sports and human dynamics | 2016
Keita Miyasaka; Shinichiro Ito; Masaki Hiratsuka
The Proceedings of the Symposium on sports and human dynamics | 2016
Shinichiro Ito; Hiromasa Koga; Tomohiro Nakajima; Masaki Hiratsuka
The Proceedings of the Symposium on sports and human dynamics | 2016
Shinichiro Ito; Satoshi Tsuji; Kota Uchiyama; Seiji Sugimoto; Masaki Hiratsuka