Fabrication of Micro-Nano Structured Super-Hydrophobic Surface and Drag Reduction in Channels

Cheng Song Fu; Dang Chao Cao; Zhen Zhang; Si Lu; Zhao Hui Yao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.519.297

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Fabrication of Micro-Nano Structured Super-Hydrophobic Surface and Drag Reduction in Channels

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In order to research the characteristic of flow drag reduction on large area super-hydrophobic surface, we have been designed a new processing technology to construct a micro-nano structure super-hydrophobic surfaces which formed by surface nanometer fly ash cenosphere. The experimental result of the flow drag reduction tested on macro-scale channel in laminar flow is very well, and the maximum drag reduction is 25.6%.

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Cheng Song Fu, Dang Chao Cao, Zhen Zhang, Si Lu, Zhao Hui Yao

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Drag Reduction, Fly Ash (FA), Micro/Nanostructure, Super-Hydrophobic Surface

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