Cavitation Study Apparatus

Cavitation occurs when a moving liquid vaporises when subjected to excessive shear stresses. It manifests as the appearance of liquid–vapour interfaces within the flow domain. Learning Objectives: Visualisation of cavitation at different flow rates. Learn about Cavitation Study Apparatus exporters for optimal educational outcomes.. Measurement and interpretation of upstream and throat pressures in the Venturi tube at different flow rates.

Liquid–vapour interfaces can take several forms: quasi-spherical bubbles carried by the flow, cavities attached to solid walls, and vortex filaments with vapour-filled cores. Cavitating flow causes instabilities, impacts, noise sources, and structural vibrations, as well as wall erosion.

Quasi-spherical bubbles carried by the flow.
Cavities attached to solid walls.
Vortex filaments with vapour-filled cores.