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Biomimetic Riblets Inspired by Sharkskin denticles： digitizing, Modeling and Flow Simulation

Journal of Bionic Engineering 2018年第6期15卷 999-1011页

作者： Mariko Miyazaki Yuji Hirai Hiroshi Moriya Masatsugu Shimomura Akihiro Miyauchi Hao Liu Hitachi Ltd. 832-2 Horiguchi Hitachinaka Ibaraki 312-0034 Japan Chitose Institute of Science and Technology 758-65 Bibi Chitose Hokkaido 066-8655 Japan Tokyo Medical dental University 2-3-10 Kanda-Surugadai Chiyodaku Tokyo 101-0062 Japan Chiba University 1-33 Yayoi-cho Inage-ku Chiba 263-8522 Japan

While sharkskin surface roughness in terms of denticle morphology has been hypothesized but remains yet controversial to be capable of achieving turbulent flow control and drag reduction, sharkskin-inspired ＂riblets＂ have been reported to be an effective biomimetic design. Here we address an integrated study of biomimetic riblets inspired by sharkskin denticles by combining 3d digitizing and mod- eling of＂fresh＂ denticles and computational fluid dynamic modeling of turbulent flows on a rough surface with staggered denticles and hound-tooth-patterned grooves. Realistic microstructures of denticles in five shark species of Galapagos, great white, whitetip reef, blacktip reef, and hammerhead sharks were first measured and digitized in three fold：（1） 2d imaging of lubricated sharkskin in a wet state by means of a ＂nano-suit＂ technique with a Field-Emission Scanning Electron Microscope （FE-SEM）; （2） 3d structures of sharkskin denticles with a micro-focus X-ray CT; and （3） single denticles of the five shark species in a 3d manner with 3d-CAd. The denticles at mid-body location in the five species were observed to have a structure of five non-uniform-ridges （herein termed ＂non-uniform grooves＂） with Angles Of Inclination （AOI） ranging over 20° - 32°. Hydrodynamics associated with the unique five-ridge denticles were then in- vestigated through modeling turbulent flow past a denticle-staggered skin surface. We further constructed a biomimetic riblet model inspired by the non-uniform grooves and investigated the hydrodynamic effects of height-to-spacing ratios of mid-ridge and side-ridges. Our results indicate that the morphological non-uniformity in sharkskin denticles likely plays a critical role in passively controlling local turbulent flow and point to the potential of denticle-inspired biomimetic riblets for turbulent-flow control in aquatic vehicles as well as other fluid machinery.

关键词： sharkskin denticles biommetic riblets 3d digitizing computational fluid dynamics

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