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A Schwartz-Christoffel analysis of cavitating flow in a two dimensional mitered elbow

Creator:

Hyden, John William

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Masters Thesis

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FLOW IN A TIO-DINENSIONAL ITERED ELBOW INTRODUCTION AND PURPOSE Cavitation is a phenomenon
Development and application of a vibratory caviation tester

Creator:

Graf, Sam Edlefsen

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Masters Thesis

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DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OP A VIBRATORY CAVITATION TESTER by SAM EDLEPSEN GRAF A THESIS submitted
A study of cavitation instabilities in solids

Creator:

Puttapitukporn, Tumrong

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Cavitation instabilities in elastic-plastic solids under spherically-symmetric and axisymmetric loadings were investigated using the finite element method. Both quasi-static and dynamic analyses were used to solve these problems. In the quasi-static analyses, we investigated a cavitation instability in elastic/perfectly-plastic, linear hardening elastic-plastic, power hardening elasticplastic, and constrained silver materials. Here,...

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Dissertation

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Cavitation Instabilities in Solids. Abstract anoroved: Timothy C. Kennedy Cavitation instabilities in
Xylem cavitation in newly planted western hemlock (Tsuga heterophylla (Raf.) Sarg.) seedlings

Creator:

Kavanagh, Kathleen L., 1955-

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Reforestation of Pacific Northwest forest-lands with western hemlock has been hindered by unexplained plantation failures. The purpose of this thesis is to provide information that will help in determining the cause of seedling damage and mortality. The studies focused on the relationship between xylem water potential, xylem cavitation and the...

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Dissertation
Pump fundamentals

Creator:

Westerberg, Nic, Western Dry Kiln Association, and Western Dry Kiln Association. Meeting (57th : 2007)

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Conference Proceeding

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implode (collapse) when they return to their fluid state. The degree of full-blown cavitation is