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Prediction of the 2-d Unsteady Supercavity Shapes
A method to calculate a length and a shape of two--dimensional unsteady supercavities past slender wedges and around slender hydrofoils is developed. In case of arbitrary time--dependence, the finite difference time discretization is used. In each time
Semenenko, Vladimir N.
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Internal velocity distribution is an important content of flow structure and reveals the gas loss mechanism for supercavitating flows. Considering the three-phase momentum interactions and the water-vapor mass transport, the water-gas-vapor multi-fluid ...
Wang Zou +3 more
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Ventilated supercavitating hydrofoils for ride control of high-speed craft
An investigation into the hydrodynamic performance and flow field characteristics of a novel high-speed supercavitating hydrofoil concept proposed by Elms (1999) is presented.
Bryce Pearce (14746474)
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Investigation of the behavior of ventilated supercavities [PDF]
The topic of supercavitation is of considerable interest to drag reduction and/or speed augmentation in marine vehicles. Supercavitating vehicles need to be supplied with an artificial cavity through ventilation until they accelerate to conditions at ...
Arndt, R., Kawakami, E., Williams, Megan
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Instability of ventilated cavity that is closed on a body
Теория устойчивости вентилируемых осесимметричных суперкаверн, предложенная Э. В. Парышевым, обобщается на случай замыкания каверны на цилиндрическом теле.
Семененко, В.Н.
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Closure mechanisms of ventilated supercavities under steady and unsteady flows
The present work reports some interesting experimental results for ventilated supercavitation in steady and unsteady flows. First, a variety of closure modes obtained as a result of systematic variation in Froude number and air entrainment, are reported. The closure mechanisms were found to differ from the standard criterion reported in the literature.
Ashish Karn +3 more
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On the topology and unsteady behavior of ventilated cavitating flow over a bluff body
The cavity topology and unsteady behavior of ventilated cavitating flow over a bluff body are investigated experimentally using high-speed imaging and particle image velocimetry measurements.
王一伟 +7 more
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Investigation of the Behavior of Ventilated Supercavities
University of Minnesota Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering thesis. January 2011. Major: Mechanical Engineering. Advisor: Roger Arndt. 1 computer file (PDF); vii, 71 pages.A study was carried out to investigate various aspects of an axisymmetric,
Kawakami, Ellison Gordon
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Numerical study of the behaviors of ventilated supercavities in a periodic gust flow
38 pages, 16 figures, submitted to Ocean ...
Huang, Renfang +4 more
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Study of the self noise generated by supercavitating vehicles [PDF]
This study investigates the self noise from a ventilated supercavitating vehicle. A ventilated supercavity is a gaseous envelope surrounding an underwater vehicle that significantly reduces the drag felt by the vehicle.
Gilbert, Jeffrey
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