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Experiments on Gravity Effects in Supercavitating Flow

Taras Kiceniuk, A. J. Acosta

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Experiments on the effect of a transverse gravitational field on the supercavitating flow past a wedge tend to confirm predictions based on linearized free-streamline theory. A small though systematic dependence upon Froude number not accounted for by the existing theory is revealed, however.

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Experiments on the effect of a transverse gravitational field on the supercavitating flow past a wedge tend to confirm predictions based on linearized free-streamline theory. A small though systematic dependence upon Froude number not accounted for by the existing theory is revealed, however.

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Experiments on the effect of a transverse gravitational field on the supercavitating flow past a wedge tend to confirm predictions based on linearized free-streamline theory. A small though systematic dependence upon Froude number not accounted for by the existing theory is revealed, however.

Key concepts: Supercavitation, Froude number, Wedge (geometry), Mechanics, Flow (mathematics), Potential flow, Gravitation, Classical mechanics

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