Pressure Loss Characteristics in Cavitating Flow
S. R. Sasikanth, M. V. Ramamoorthy
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S. R. Sasikanth, M. V. Ramamoorthy
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This paper presents the results of an experimental investigation on the loss characteristics of a cavitating flow in a venturi. A circular cavitating body was used to produce the cavitation. The results show that the wake cavitation losses seem to be a function of the cavitation number as well as Reynolds’ Number, but the cavitation number holds a better relationship with cavitational loss.
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This paper presents the results of an experimental investigation on the loss characteristics of a cavitating flow in a venturi. A circular cavitating body was used to produce the cavitation. The results show that the wake cavitation losses seem to be a function of the cavitation number as well as Reynolds’ Number, but the cavitation number holds a better relationship with cavitational loss.
Key concepts: Cavitation, Venturi effect, Reynolds number, Mechanics, Flow (mathematics), Wake, Mathematics, Materials science