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Cavitation tunnel in Naval Architecture: from cavitation prediction to radiated noise

2019
Cavitation tunnels represent one of the most important typologies of model test ing facilities used in Naval Architecture These facilities are employed to study the hydrodynamics of marine propellers, with special attention on cavitation and its side effects.
Tani G., Viviani M., Ferrando M.
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Optimization of Geometry of Cavitational Tunnel Using CFD Method

2018
The liquid flow through a various kind of installation or devices is still not fully clarified issue. The liquid flow is assisted by a stream swirling, local pressure drops or changes of flow rates or temperature. CFD methods have been already implemented for few years to analyze phenomena related to the liquid flow.
Robert Jasionowski, Waldemar Kostrzewa
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Design Considerations in the Development of a Modern Cavitation Tunnel

2007
The specification and overall design of the new Australian Maritime College Cavitation Tunnel is presented. This facility has been funded under the Australian Government Major National Research Facilities Program as part of the Australian Maritime Hydrodynamics Research Centre (AMHRC).
Brandner, P. A., Lecoffre, Y., Walker, G. J.   +2 more
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A Numerical Study on Axial Pump Performance for Large Cavitation Tunnel Operation

Processes, 2021
Jung-Kyu Choi, Hyoung-Tae Kim, Chang-Sup Lee   +2 more
exaly  

CAVITATION DAMAGE AND THE TARBELA TUNNEL COLLAPSE OF 1974.

Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers, 1981
MJ KENN, AD GARROD
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An experimental investigation of hydrodynamic performance, cavitation, and noise of a normal skew B-series marine propeller in the cavitation tunnel

Ocean Engineering, 2021
exaly  

On predicting the sound from a cavitating marine propeller in a tunnel

2017
Model tests in a cavitation tunnel are commonly used in order to predict the radiated noise from full-scale marine propellers. Correction factors and scaling procedures are commonly used in estimating the effects of background noise and the propeller model scale. Less attention is paid to the influence of the tunnel related factors.
Hynninen Antti, Tanttari Jukka, Viitanen Ville, Sipilä Tuomas   +3 more
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1721 Introduction of Cryogenic Cavitation Tunnel in JAXA

The proceedings of the JSME annual meeting, 2008
Kazuki NIIYAMA, Satoshi HASEGAWA, Yoshiki YOSHIDA, Yuka IGA, Katsuhide OHIRA, Toshiaki IKOHAGI   +5 more
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A study on propeller noise source localization in a cavitation tunnel

Ocean Engineering, 2009
Cheolsoo Park, Hanshin Seol, Woojae Seong   +2 more
exaly  

Propeller cavitation noise investigations of a research vessel using medium size cavitation tunnel tests and full-scale trials

Ocean Engineering, 2016
Batuhan Aktas, Mehmet Atlar, Serkan Turkmen   +2 more
exaly