Cavitation suppression and transformation of turbulence structure in the cross flow around a circular cylinder: Surface morphology and wettability effects

Yu. Nichik, Mikhail; Ilyushin, Boris B.; Kadivar, Ebrahim; el Moctar, Ould; Pervunin, Konstantin S.

doi:10.1016/j.ultsonch.2024.106875

Ultrasonics Sonochemistry

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.ultsonch.2024.106875

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Cavitation suppression and transformation of turbulence structure in the cross flow around a circular cylinder: Surface morphology and wettability effects

Mikhail Yu. Nichik,

Boris B. Ilyushin,

Ebrahim Kadivar

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The effect of a textured surface in the form of triangular prisms on the occurrence and development of cavitation behind the cylinder in microchannels

Lobasov,

Kravtsova

2024

Physics of Fluids

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Cavitation flow in a microchannel behind a cylinder with a smooth and textured surface is investigated using mathematical modeling methods. The textured cylinder has 72 triangular prisms on its surface. The height of the prism, normal to the surface of the bluff body, was 100 nm. Profiles of the flow velocity and volume fraction of vapor are constructed. The monitoring of the velocity and pressure at five points behind both the smooth and the textured cylinder was carried out, while the inlet pressure changed up to 30 bars. It is shown that there is no restructuring of the vortex street to a symmetrical form at quite high-pressure values at the inlet to the channel for a rough cylinder. Namely, roughness prevents the flow stabilization. A pressure jump in the microchannel is observed when a cavity appears with a uniform increase in the flow rate. Two pulsation frequencies are determined for each of the flow modes. The first pulsation frequency ranges from 480 to 2200 Hz and is associated with the formation of cavitation. The second pulsation frequency is associated with the hydrodynamic flow around the cylinder and its values range from 26 to 95 kHz. An increase in surface roughness leads to a growth of the cavitation pulsation frequency and intensifies cavitation. At that, the velocity pulsations in the flow before the onset of cavitation increase, and the frequency of hydrodynamic pulsations after its onset decrease. The paper provides an analysis of the drag coefficient of a hydraulic section with rough and smooth cylindrical bluff bodies. The effect of roughness on the change in the hydrodynamic characteristics of the flow is described.

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The effect of a textured surface in the form of triangular prisms on the occurrence and development of cavitation behind the cylinder in microchannels

Lobasov,

Kravtsova

2024

Physics of Fluids

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Cavitation suppression and transformation of turbulence structure in the cross flow around a circular cylinder: Surface morphology and wettability effects

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The effect of a textured surface in the form of triangular prisms on the occurrence and development of cavitation behind the cylinder in microchannels

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