Effect of wall slip on laminar flow past a circular cylinder

Li, Yancheng; Peng, Sai; Kouser, Taiba

doi:10.1007/s00707-022-03297-1

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“…Hierarchical structures are extremely common in nature possessing dimensions of hierarchical features ranging from the macro to nano scale. Thus, such surfaces are of great interest and provide insight to reduce drag force and delay in laminar-turbulent transition [12,13]. Similarly, the other passive DR technologies such as compliant wall coating and especially the inner coating DR -----method of pipelines turns out the surface with smoother surface combined with low energy.…”

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Passive Drag Reduction Technologies

Kouser,

Zulfiqar,

Misbah

et al. 2023

ChemBioEng Reviews

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The developments and involved factors of mature passive drag reduction technologies, i.e., compliant coating, superhydrophobic surfaces, and epoxy coating, are reviewed. Alterations in critical Reynolds number are observed in the presence of passive drag reduction technologies. With the advancement in technology, numerical approaches are introduced to lower the cost and achieve better understanding of physical phenomena such as lowering energy, flow control, designing the surfaces of materials, and so on. Experimental results as well as numerical results are stated. The effects of factors like wetting, contact angle, contact angle hysteresis, roughness, pot life, and coating aging responsible for drag reduction are also briefly presented with numerical and experimental perspective analyses.

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confidence: 99%