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How big of a Bernoullis principle, paper experiment could be built?

I dont mean using paper thoughSolid steel plates and a ridiculously powerful wind tunnelThe experiment where you blow air across the top of paper and the paper rises due to lower air pressureSo if you had a super powerful wind tunnel and instead of paper used a sheet of aluminum or steel how large could we build an experiment like this?

Answer:

An aircraft wing is based on this principle, so that is a large exampleBut one could be built much larger as it doesn't need to flyMajor limit would be money.

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