Cavitating Flows, Volume II
A special issue of Fluids (ISSN 2311-5521).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 October 2022) | Viewed by 399
Special Issue Editor
Interests: digital sensing; condition monitoring; computational fluid dynamics; fluid machinery
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Dear Colleagues,
Cavitation flows are of great interest due to their inherent complexity, their negative effects in many industrial applications and their recently discovered positive effects in fields such as environmental and biomedical engineering. Consequently, it is necessary to advance in the understanding and simulation of cavitation in all its forms in order to be able to control its effects and to profit from them to benefit industry and society in general.
This Special Issue on Cavitating Flows is dedicated to publishing original numerical and experimental research works that increase our basic understanding of cavitation phenomena and its application to engineering problems. More specifically, this Issue intends to collect contributions on any form of cavitation comprising isolated and clusters of bubbles, attached sheets, cloud cavitation, vortex cavitation and supercavitation appearing both in fluid machinery and flow systems.
Prof. Dr. Xavier Escaler
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- numerical simulation and modelling
- measurements and visualizations
- bubbles, sheets, vortexes and supercavitation
- unsteady behavior and instabilities
- cavitation in fluid machinery
- erosion, noise and vibrations
- thermal effects
- environment and biomedical engineering
- new applications of cavitating flows
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