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Originally Posted by blue2000s
Laminar is not really the word you're looking for. Laminar flow is a type of airflow where small eddy disturbances are non-existant. The bulk flow over a body can and will be both laminar and turbulent in different areas, but it's actually mostly turbulent in the case of a car. The terms you really want to use are attached flow and separated flow.
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OK - Fair enough. I'm far from, nor do I claim to be, an expert on the subject. I'll definitely look into the points you've made.
