Thermodynamic effects of cavitation of an 80.6 deg helical inducer operated in hydrogen
Thermodynamic effects of cavitation in liquid hydrogen over range of liquid temperatures and flow coefficients at two rotating speeds
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Thermodynamic effects of cavitation in liquid hydrogen over range of liquid temperatures and flow coefficients at two rotating speeds
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