Large-Eddy Simulations of turbulent compressible channel flow over riblets
International audienceThis work presents a numerical study of a weakly-compressible turbulent channel flow with one wall equipped with riblets of low height and of spanwise wavelength equal to 20 wall units.
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Stability of the flow over superhydrophobic micro roughnesses: The influence of the interface
Superhydrophobic surfaces are known for their drag reduction properties. However, the interface between the lubricant and the overlying flow may easily become unstable, leading to the depletion of the superhydrophobic layer and to a consequent drag ...
A. Jouin, J.C. Robinet, S. Cherubini
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Relationship Between Skin Scales and the Main Flow Field Around the Shortfin Mako Shark Isurus oxyrinchus. [PDF]
Zhang C +5 more
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Review of Passive Flow Control Methods for Compressor Linear Cascades
This paper reviews the evolution of flow control methods for bladed linear cascades, focusing on passive techniques like riblets, grooves, vortex generators (VGs), and blade slots, which have proven effective in reducing drag, suppressing flow separation,
Oana Dumitrescu +2 more
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Multi-fidelity modelling of shark skin denticle flows: insights into drag generation mechanisms. [PDF]
Lloyd CJ +6 more
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Performance Assessment of a Transonic Wing–Body Configuration with Riblets Installed
The effectiveness of the riblets, one of the most interesting drag-reduction device, is discussed in this paper. Numerical simulations by the Reynolds-averaged Navier–Stokes equations with the riblets properly taken into account are presented.
MELE, Benedetto +2 more
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Definition of tests on Riblets performence through a rotating cylinder
The document describes an experimental facility and provides relevant tests requirements to evaluate the performance of riblets surfaces in terms of skin friction drag reduction.
Lasagna, Davide +2 more
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Three new species of Axinulus (Bivalvia: Thyasiridae) from the Japan and Kuril-Kamchatka trenches and abyssal zone of the northern Pacific Ocean. [PDF]
Kamenev GM.
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Thriving artificial underwater drag-reduction materials inspired from aquatic animals: progresses and challenges. [PDF]
Tian G, Fan D, Feng X, Zhou H.
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