Cavitation in dielectric fluid in inhomogeneous pulsed electric field

Abstract

This paper proposes a method for studying the early stages of the cavitation development in arbitrary, non-stationary conditions. This method is based on the comparison of the results of calculations in the framework of a theoretical model of the liquid dielectrics motion in a strong non-uniform electric field and experiments with controlled parameters. This approach allows us to find the critical negative pressure, at which cavitation begins to develop, and to determine the values of the constants in the classical models of cavitation.

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• Dielectric Fluid in Inhomogeneous Pulsed Electric Field
• To the electrostrictive mechanism of nanosecond-pulsed breakdown in liquid phase

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