Spectral analysis of pump-cavitation noise.
Frequency pattern analysis for liquid rocket pump fluid cavitation characteristics
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Frequency pattern analysis for liquid rocket pump fluid cavitation characteristics
Gamma-ray densitometer technique for precise measurement of local or mean density in axially symmetric two phase flow with attention to cavitating mercury in venturi
Observed collapse rate of water bubbles in cavitating Venturi compared with incompressible theory for spherical bubbles
Cavitation characteristics of liquid hydrogen, and liquid nitrogen flow in plastic venturi
Effects of Freon, water flow temperatures, and pressures on incipient venturi cavitation
Thermodynamic effects on Freon cavitation on venturi scale model
Gas pressure effects on cavitation resistance of structural materials in liquid metal space power systems
Thermodynamic depressions within cavities and cavitation inception in liquid hydrogen and nitrogen in transparent plastic venturi tubes
Gas pressures effect on accelerated cavitation damage in sodium
Cavitation performance of jet pumps having low ratios of nozzle to throat area
Water tunnel tests on cavitating cascade of flat plate hydrofoil
Liquid fluorine pump, impeller, and inducer corrosion resistance to cavitation flow
Noncavitating and cavitating performance of two low area ratio water jet pumps with throat lengths of 5.66 diameters
Cavitation damage of stainless steel, nickel, and aluminum alloy in water
Cavitation inception in venturis, giving gas content, throat size, velocity and temperature effects via water and mercury test fluids
Cover gas pressure effects on resistance to accelerated cavitation damage of materials
Valve controls the flow of bipropellant liquids in rocket engines. Throttling and cavitation of the liquids are controlled by axial deflections of a semitoroidal metal diaphram. The valve is highly resistant to corrosion and leakage, and should be useful in food processing and chemical industries.