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    This document provides an introduction to microbubbles, including their properties, generation methods, and applications. Microbubbles are bubbles smaller than 1 millimeter but larger than 1 micrometer in diameter. Their composition determines properties like buoyancy and acoustic characteristics. Microbubbles can be used for drag reduction in ships by reducing skin friction. They also have applications in areas like marine aquaculture and targeted drug delivery. The generation of microbubbles and factors affecting their drag reduction performance are discussed. In conclusion, microbubbles have promising applications that are being further developed and implemented.

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    This document provides an introduction to microbubbles, including their properties, generation methods, and applications. Microbubbles are bubbles smaller than 1 millimeter but larger than 1 micrometer in diameter. Their composition determines properties like buoyancy and acoustic characteristics. Microbubbles can be used for drag reduction in ships by reducing skin friction. They also have applications in areas like marine aquaculture and targeted drug delivery. The generation of microbubbles and factors affecting their drag reduction performance are discussed. In conclusion, microbubbles have promising applications that are being further developed and implemented.

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    This document provides an introduction to microbubbles, including their properties, generation methods, and applications. Microbubbles are bubbles smaller than 1 millimeter but larger than 1 micrometer in diameter. Their composition determines properties like buoyancy and acoustic characteristics. Microbubbles can be used for drag reduction in ships by reducing skin friction. They also have applications in areas like marine aquaculture and targeted drug delivery. The generation of microbubbles and factors affecting their drag reduction performance are discussed. In conclusion, microbubbles have promising applications that are being further developed and implemented.

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    AN INTRODUCTION TO MICROBUBBLES

    Beloy T Baby
    S7
    UEAOEME025

    Department of Mechanical Engineering


    Universal Engineering College
    Vallivattom
    2

    OUTLINE OF PRESENTATION
    1. Introduction

    2. Objective

    3. Properties of Microbubble

    4. Microbubble generation

    5. Applications

    6. Advantages

    7. Conclusion

    References
    3

    INTRODUCTION
    Microbubbles
     Microbubbles are bubbles smaller than one millimetre in
    diameter, but larger than one micrometre.
     The composition of the bubble shell and filling material
    determine important design features such as buoyancy, crush
    strength, thermal conductivity, and acoustic properties.
     Microbubbles are also used in ships to reduce drag.

     Drag is a mechanical force generated by a solid object moving


    through fluid.
     Drag is a resistance of movement of body in fluid.
    4

    OBJECTIVES
    1. To study about microbubbles
    2. Their application in drag reduction in ships and other fields.
    5

    PROPERTIES OF MICROBUBBLES
     Microbubbles looks like and move like white clouds in water.
     Its size is smaller than millibubbles.

     Their size lies between 1 micrometre and 1 millimetre.


    6

    MICROBUBBLE GENERATION
     There are many methods for generating bubbles in water such
    as supplying gas through small pores or shearing gas by
    rotating blades
     1.
    7

    Microbubbles Generation
    2.
    8

    APPLICATIONS OF MICROBUBBLES
     Microbubbles can be used as a skin friction reduction device
     It can be used in ships for drag reduction

     culture of oysters, scallops and other marine products.


     Cell level biological treatment
    9

    APPLICATIONS OF MICROBUBBLES
    1.Drag reduction in ships
    10

    APPLICATIONS OF MICROBUBBLES
    11

    Thrust increase by microbubbles


    12

    FACTORS AFFECTING DRAG


    REDUCTION IN SHIPS

    Bubble size
    Location of microbubble injection
    13

    Image of Microbubble technology


    14

    APPLICATION OF MICROBUBBLES
    15

    ADVANTAGES
    Helps to reduce drag friction in large ships.
    Helps in targetted drug delivery.
    Helps in cell level biological treatment.
    16

    CONCLUSION
     Microbubbles have a lot of promising applications.

     By many contributors,the and practical applications have got a

    good progress but steadily.

     The air lubrication using microbubbles proves to be a promising

    technology.

     In future we can see more practical application using

    microbubbles.
    17

    REFERENCES
    [1 ]Tomohiro Marui (2013) ”An introduction to micro/nano
    bubbles and their applications”
    [2] Hiroharu Kato (2002)“Microbubbles As a skin friction
    reduction device”-
    a midterm review of research
    [3]Issac Thomas,Renjith G Krishnan,Saloop T S,Vishnu M
    Mohan(2016) “Mechanism and factors affecting Microbubble
    Drag Reduction in ship” Page no 97-102
    18

    THANK YOU…

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