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PHENOMENA ON
DIFFERENT PROJECTILES SHAPES IN TRANSIENT
FLOW BY CFD
Prof. Magdy Abu Rayan
Mechanical Power
Department, Mansoura
University, Egypt
CAVITATION
Cavitation is the occurrence
of vapor in a fluid due to
local low pressures which
are generated by high local
flow velocities. (Hammit,
1970)
2
SUPERAVITATION DEFINITION
Supercavitation is the
use of cavitation effects
to create a bubble of
gas inside a liquid large
enough to encompass
an object travelling
through the liquid.
(Mostafa, 2000)
Supercavitation Formation
1. First, a cavity starts to grow at
the wake of the body.
2. Secondly, another cavity grows
beside the nose while the cavity
at the body wake continues to
grow.
3. The nose cavity grows enough
and the cavity at body wake
starts to collapse.
4. the cavity beside the nose
grows enough to merge with the
cavity at the body wake forming
a large one.
5. Finally, that cavity starts to
fluctuate around the final.
(Mostafa, 2000)
CAVITATION NUMBER
= (pr - pv) / (1/2 v2)
where
= Cavitation number
2- Telescopic
3- Blunt
4- Conical
Supercavitating
cavities
formation
upon
hemisphrical
13
14
15
Supercavitating
cavities
formation
upon
hemisphrical
16
21
22
23