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Harry Kucharczyk

Need $438 Million spent on annual boating fuel (Lipton 95) 99.8% of goods are transported by ships Carbon Dioxide emissions continue to rise

Knowledge Base Bulbous Bow o Reduces shock wave o Decrease in friction drag

Knowledge Base Micro Bubbles Inserted in the boundary layer Decreased viscosity and density of the fluid

Literature Review McCormick and Bhattchara (76)- pioneer microbubble study

Literature Review Madavan (84)- location and distribution are essential Kato (94)- reduced skin friction drag by 80% through the use of microbubbles

Literature Review Kodama (00)-

Literature Review Kyriazis (1988) Effect of Bulb Length (L) on Total Resistance Effect of Bulb Diameter (D) on Total Resistance

Engineering Goals Examine the effects of passive and active flow control in boat drag reduction Purpose Reduce skin friction drag by using methods of passive and active flow control

Experimental Setup Porous Plate Bulbous Bow

Experimental Setup weight Accelerator sensor Flow Direction

Experimental Setup (Top View)

Experimental Setup Flow Direction Force Meter

Experimental Setup (Top View) Force Meter

Newton’s Second Law

Do Ability Water Tunnel is accessible in the lab Boat has already been constructed Bulbous bow can easily be inserted into the boat Microbubbles can be made through simple appliances

Budget ItemVendorCategory #SizeQuantityPrice Water TunnelLab BoatLab Porous Plates ICT International 0604D04- B15M1 5 in radius 5 Micro Aquarium BubblerRena in1$4.44 Air InjectorLab Photogate & Pulley SystemPascoME-68381$80.00 Pasport High Resolution Force Sensor PascoPS-21891$ Pasport Acceleration Sensor (2axis) PascoPS-21181$ Total$324.00

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