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Cavitation And Column Separation
The governing equations and the analysis procedures presented in the previous chapters are based on the assumption that the transient-state pressures throughout the system remain above the vapor pressure of the liquid. However, the transient pressure may be reduced to the vapor pressure of the liquid in low-head systems, systems having high peaks, or systems in which transients are produced rapidly.
Cavitation And Column Separation
The governing equations and the analysis procedures presented in the previous chapters are based on the assumption that the transient-state pressures throughout the system remain above the vapor pressure of the liquid. However, the transient pressure may be reduced to the vapor pressure of the liquid in low-head systems, systems having high peaks, or systems in which transients are produced rapidly.
Cavitation And Column Separation
Chaudhry, M. Hanif (author)
Applied Hydraulic Transients ; Chapter: 9 ; 327-346
2014-01-01
20 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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