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Qualification of a centerbody cavitation nuclei counter using optical techniques

Gindroz, Bernard
1992
16th IAHR Symposium, Section on hydraulic machinery and cavitation : Large and medium size hydraulic machinery and installations from planning to operation

A study about size measurements of cavitation nuclei is performed, by comparing results from different techniques as Holography, Phases Doppler and Centerbody Venturi. These systems are installed in line along a new installation, specially designed to guarantee optimal optical and flow conditions. First, to calibrate the different systems, pressure distribution inside the Centerbody Venturi is determined, using Laser velocimetry measurements. Response of the optical techniques is analyzed by injecting size calibrated latex particles. Then, the comparative measurements arc performed for different cavitation nuclei conditions.

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conference paper
Author(s)
Gindroz, Bernard
Date Issued

1992

Publisher

International Association For Hydraulic Research

Total of pages

595-604

Series title/Series vol.

Cavitation; 5

Editorial or Peer reviewed

REVIEWED

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EPFL

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16th IAHR Symposium, Section on hydraulic machinery and cavitation : Large and medium size hydraulic machinery and installations from planning to operation

Sao Paolo, Brazil

September 14-18,1992

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April 30, 2018
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