Cavitation and Bubble Dynamics, 2nd Edition
A special issue of Fluids (ISSN 2311-5521). This special issue belongs to the section "Flow of Multi-Phase Fluids and Granular Materials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 28 February 2027 | Viewed by 953
Special Issue Editor
Interests: multiphase flow; bubble dynamics; fluid-structure coupling dynamics
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Dear Colleagues,
We are delighted to introduce the second edition of this Special Issue, titled "Cavitation and Bubble Dynamics, 2nd Edition". Cavitation and bubble dynamics play a crucial role in various fields and engineering applications. For instance, in marine engineering, ships and submarines encounter cavitation issues during underwater operations, making it essential to comprehend and control bubble dynamics in order to achieve enhanced navigation safety and performance. In energy engineering, the behavior of bubbles in turbine machinery and combustion processes directly influences efficiency and reliability. The medical field is also intimately associated with ultrasound therapy and imaging in relation to bubble dynamics. Thus, in-depth research on cavitation and bubble dynamics is crucial for advancements and innovation in these domains.
In this Special Issue, our aim is to provide readers with comprehensive insights into the criticality, field applications, research methods, and recent advances in cavitation and bubble dynamics. We believe that through collaborative efforts and in-depth research, we can motivate the development of the cavitation and bubble dynamics field, bringing forth further innovation and discoveries in this engineering and scientific domain.
The potential topics of this Special Issue include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Cavitation and bubble dynamics in hydraulic machinery, biomedical engineering, the chemical and process industry, etc.;
- Modeling and simulation of bubble dynamics;
- Measurement techniques for cavitation and bubble dynamics;
- Theoretical and experimental studies of cavitation phenomena;
- Fluid–structure interaction induced by cavitation and bubbles;
- Shock waves and microjets generated by cavitation;
- Cavitation erosion;
- Micro-nano bubbles and their applications;
- Fundamentals of physics of cavitation;
- Dynamics of multiple bubbles and bubble clusters;
- Control and applications of cavitation and bubble dynamics.
Dr. Rui Han
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- cavitation erosion
- bubble interactions
- fluid-structure interaction
- shock wave
- vapor bubbles
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