To design an efficient dist rict cooling system with surfactant drag reduction at sub-ero<br />temperat ure
t he drag2reducing characteristics of Et hoquad O12/ NaSal surfactant solution were<br />measured wit h a 20 % mass2f raction ethylene glycol aqueous solution ( EG/ W) as solvent in a 2OD<br />channel at - 5 -
and the t urbulence feat ures of the surfactant drag2reducing flow were al so<br />measured via particle image velocimet ry ( PIV) technique. It is found t hat t he Et hoquad O12/<br />NaSal surfactant flowing wit h low mass f raction ranging f rom 5 -10 - 5 to 5 -10 - 4 demonst rates<br />t he maximum drag reduction above 70 %
and a complicated relationship of the drag2reducing<br />characteristics with mass f raction and temperat ure. Added only small amount of t his surfactant<br />into t he liquid t urbulent flow
t he p umping energy is reduced greatly during t he liquid t ransporta2<br />tion. Compared wit h EG/ W turbulent flow
t he added surfactant suppre
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