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Prediction of cavitation damage
Cavitation damage theories since 1919 are cited and discussed; non-dimensional number, called cavitation damage number, is proposed, based on concept of dynamic indentations produced by short range shock waves due to collapse of cavitation bubbles; results of experiments show that it is possible to predict eroded length, breadth, and area if geometry of cavitating body and value of cavitation parameter are known.
Prediction of cavitation damage
Cavitation damage theories since 1919 are cited and discussed; non-dimensional number, called cavitation damage number, is proposed, based on concept of dynamic indentations produced by short range shock waves due to collapse of cavitation bubbles; results of experiments show that it is possible to predict eroded length, breadth, and area if geometry of cavitating body and value of cavitation parameter are known.
Prediction of cavitation damage
ASCE -- Proc (J Hydraulics Div)
Govinda Rao, N.S. (author) / Thiruvengadam, A. (author)
1961
26 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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