Venturi Cavitation is a fluid dynamic phenomenon characterized by the formation and collapse of vapor bubbles in a liquid flow due to localized pressure reduction within a constricted section of a duct or channel, as governed by the Venturi effect.
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Two-phase flow structure of sheet cavitation
Benoı̂t Stutz, J. L. Reboud · Physics of Fluids · 1997 · 158 citations
Modeling Hydrodynamic Cavitation
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