In turbulent Taylor-Couette flow with neutrally buoyant, equally viscous droplets, interfacial tension on the stretched fore head of droplets slows the surrounding flow and is the main cause of drag enhancement.
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How interfacial tension enhances drag in turbulent Taylor-Couette flow with neutrally buoyant and equally viscous droplets
In turbulent Taylor-Couette flow with neutrally buoyant, equally viscous droplets, interfacial tension on the stretched fore head of droplets slows the surrounding flow and is the main cause of drag enhancement.