Fluid Machinery
This apparatus is designed to demonstrate the formation of bubbles in a fluid due to local pressure reduction, also known as cavitation. Cavitation is a classic fluid mechanics phenomenon caused by the release of dissolved gases in a liquid when the local pressure drops.
To facilitate observation of cavitation, the device includes a Venturi tube section specifically designed to generate cavitation, along with three pressure gauges to measure upstream, throat, and downstream pressures. The entire flow channel is made of fully transparent material, allowing clear visualization of the phenomenon. The flow rate can be precisely adjusted to show the effect of flow velocity on cavitation formation. The experimental process is designed so that students can fully participate, including preliminary experiment design, helping to cultivate innovative and research skills.
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Experimental Functions
1.Demonstrate the principle of cavitation formation.
2.Study the effect of flow velocity on cavitation.
3.Visually understand the impact of cavitation on fluid characteristics.
4.Measure and analyze the pressure changes at the inlet and throat of the Venturi tube to determine the conditions for cavitation occurrence.
Product Attributes
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Product Model |
H210 |
Product Name |
Cavitation Experimental Apparatus |
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Main Materials |
Acrylic, Galvanized Sheet |
Dimensions |
1280×600×1940mm |
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Product Weight |
82kg |
Operating Environment |
Room temperature, relative humidity ≤ 85% |
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Input Power Supply |
Single-phase three-wire, 220 V ±5%, 50 Hz/60 Hz 110 V ±5%, 50 Hz/60 Hz |
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Required Modules |
None |
Optional Modules |
None |
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