Biomimetic & Bioinspiration
Fish-inspired Design
Title
investigation and stimulation of flow over hydrophiles inspired from sturgeon denticles
Aim
Recent developments within the biomimetic field in industry include innovations, such as Velcro inspired by the tendency of the burr of the fruit to stick to dogs hair, novel architectural designs with improved thermoregulation inspired by termite mounds , stable building structures inspired by the backbone of turban shells, bionic cars inspired by boxfish, fluid‐drag reduction swimsuits inspired by the structure of shark’s skin, design of airplanes inspired by birds, design of the Shinkansen train inspired by kingfisher birds, explosive chemical jet inspired by Bombardier beetle and robotics inspired by motor mechanisms of insects. In this study we aim to mimic sturgeon denticles and copy this pattern on hydrophiles for investigation of denticles effects on water flow.
Materials
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Project Executives
Dr. Faezeh Yazdani Moghaddam, Reza Mirzaie
Project Collaborators
Dr.Mahmoud Pasand