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Background Money vs C OMPARING DRAG REDUCTION TECHNIQUES Time IN THE "M ONEY - VS -T IME " FRAMEWORK CPI M. Quadrio 1 , Bettina Frohnapfel 2 , Yosuke Hasegawa 3 1 Politecnico di Milano (I), Dept. of Aerospace Sciences and Technologies 2


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COMPARING DRAG REDUCTION TECHNIQUES

IN THE "MONEY-VS-TIME" FRAMEWORK

  • M. Quadrio1, Bettina Frohnapfel2, Yosuke Hasegawa3

1 Politecnico di Milano (I), Dept. of Aerospace Sciences and Technologies 2 Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (D), Institute of Fluid Mechanics 3 University of Tokyo (J), Institute of Industrial Science

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OUTLINE

1

BACKGROUND

2

MONEY VS TIME

3

CPI

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BACKGROUND

Turbulent skin-friction drag reduction Open-loop spanwise forcing (oscillating wall, travelling waves)

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MOTIVATION

BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE PHYSICS

SOW: "Turbulence intensity is destroyed"

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MOTIVATION

BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE PHYSICS

SOW: "Turbulence intensity is destroyed"

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MOTIVATION

BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE PHYSICS

SOW: "Turbulence intensity is destroyed"

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MOTIVATION

BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE PHYSICS

SOW: "Turbulence intensity is destroyed"

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MOTIVATION

OTHER COMPONENTS AND/OR DIFFERENT SCALING

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MOTIVATION

OTHER COMPONENTS AND/OR DIFFERENT SCALING

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MOTIVATION

OTHER COMPONENTS AND/OR DIFFERENT SCALING

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CONSTANT FLOW RATE OR CONSTANT PRESSURE GRADIENT?

One potential source of confusion Concerns both DNS and experiments CFR: pumping power is reduced CPG: pumping power is increased

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OUTLINE

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BACKGROUND

2

MONEY VS TIME

3

CPI

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RE-STATE THE PROBLEM

Problem setup (dimensional) for duct flows

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ENERGY VS CONVENIENCE

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EMPHASIS ON TOTAL ENERGY BUDGET

ADDING CONTROL ENERGY Ec TO THE PICTURE

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COST FUNCTION

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THE CONVENTIONAL Cf −Re MAP

The value of Cf does not represent energy consumption Comparison of Cf at different Re is not meaningful

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THE "MONEY-VS-TIME" DIMENSIONLESS MAP

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OUTLINE

1

BACKGROUND

2

MONEY VS TIME

3

CPI

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CPI: A USEFUL ALTERNATIVE?

A NATURAL STRATEGY IN THE MONEY-VS-TIME PLANE

Total power input is kept constant Energy (money) is reduced while flow rate (time) is increased at the same time Not "better" (it’s application-dependent!) May help understanding how turbulence is affected

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WHAT DOES FLOW CONTROL DO IN CPI?

P

t = total power

γP

t = control power

(1−γ)P

t =

pumping power

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EXAMPLE RESULTS

SOW

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FURTHER RESULTS

SOW + STTW

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FURTHER RESULTS

SOW + STTW

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CONCLUSIONS

Need to compromise between Money and Time Cost function is application-dependent CPI might be a useful alternative to CFR and CPG Our "application" is understanding physics Reference: Frohnapfel, Hasegawa & Quadrio, "Money versus

Time", JFM 700, pp.406–418, 2012