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Investigation of a submerged cavitating jet behavior, Part one: The phenomenon, detection technique and sono-luminesеnce

Farag Hutli Ezddin Ali, +1 more
- 01 Jan 2007 - 
- Vol. 35, Iss: 3, pp 113-119
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In this article, a visualization of highly submerged cavitating water jet has been done using 4-Quik-05 camera, which included obligatory synchronization technique and different types of lens-objectives.
Abstract
In order to study and understand the jet structure and the behavior of cloud cavitation within time and space, visualization of highly submerged cavitating water jet has been done using 4-Quik-05 camera. This included obligatory synchronization technique and different types of lens-objectives. The influencing parameters, such as: injection pressure, downstream pressure and cavitation number were experimentally proven to be very significant. The recordings of sono-luminescence phenomenon proved the bubble collapse everywhere along the jet. In addition, the effect of temperature on sono-luminescence was a point of investigation.

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