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Skin frictional drag of bubbly two-phase mixture in a horizontal turbulent channel is investigated experimentally using a shear stress sensor and a high-speed video camera. We choose non micro bubbles having a size of 1 to 10 mm intentionally to confirm that the drag reduction still works with relatively large bubbles to the channel height. The measurement results have shown that the drag reduction realized in case of a void fraction higher than a critical value that depends on liquid flow velocity. Also, significant bubble size dependence was found in the region near bubble injector. A synchronized measurement of local shear stress and interfacial structure has newly shown that the instantaneous friction factor decreased in rear part of individual bubble.

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Skin Frictional Drag in a Horizontal Turbulent Channel Flow Containing Bubbles(Synchronized Measurement of Gas-Liquid Interface Behavior and Local Wall Shear Stress)