Color-coded visualization of microbubble clouds interacting with eddies in a spatially developing turbulent boundary layer
Color-coded visualization of microbubble clouds interacting with eddies in a spatially developing turbulent boundary layer
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DOI:
10.1016/j.expthermflusci.2019.109919
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发表时间:
2019-12
影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
H. Park;Daichi Saito;Y. Tasaka;Y. Murai
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作者:
H. Park;Daichi Saito;Y. Tasaka;Y. Murai
Three-dimensional distribution of microbubbles dispersed in a turbulent boundary layer spatially developing along a flat plate is investigated experimentally. The aim of study is to find out visually how microbubbles interact with turbulent eddies to achieve frictional drag reduction on a wall. Setting conditions of the experiments are stream Reynolds number up to 2.3 × 104, microbubble volume fraction inside boundary layer less than 10−5, and microbubble Stokes number smaller than 10−3. Stream-wise vortices in the boundary layer were visualized by flake optics, of which spacing expands with injection of microbubbles. 3-D microbubble distributions were visualized by a color-coded volumetric illumination. The result showed preferentially accumulated microbubble clouds to low-speed streaks close to viscous sublayer and to hair-pin vortices in the buffer layer, leading to reduced diffusivity of microbubbles relative to the turbulent momentum diffusivity.