Objective: This paper introduces a methodology for the non-intrusive detection of von Karman vortex street cavitation. It is based on the cyclostationary analysis of the airborne noise radiated by the collapsing bubbles. Materials and methods: A hydrodynamic profile is mounted in the test section of a high-speed cavitation tunnel, and the phenomenon is reproduced under controlled conditions of flow and pressure. The angle of incidence is kept constant. Flow velocity is varied to regulate the vortex generation frequency, and the pressure is adjusted to control the cavitation onset. High-speed photography is used to confirm the occurrence of cavitation in the core of the vortices. A laser vibrometer pointing to the upper surface of the profil...
Upon cavitation cloud collapse an omnidirectional shock wave is emitted. It then travels through the...
Abstract: One of the most destructive (and noisy) forms of cavitation is that referred to as \cloud ...
International audienceIn order to investigate the potential of the acoustic emission technique in pr...
Objective: This paper introduces a methodology for the non-intrusive detection of von Kármán vortex ...
Objective: This paper introduces a methodology for the non-intrusive detection of von Kármán vortex ...
The French part has been funded by the FUI Tenerrdis - Minalogic project "Smart Hydro ...
International audienceA laboratory testing method to detect single cavitation bubble and cavitation ...
International audienceThe paper presents a different approach based on an active acoustic system for...
The dynamics and noise emission of cavitation bubbles forming within the core of a single line vorte...
This presentation describes an experimental approach for the detection of cavitation in hydraulic ma...
AbstractCavitation refers to formation of bubbles in a flow and subsequent dissolution in the flow. ...
Acoustic localization techniques are applied in a water tunnel to study low event rate cavitation in...
Cavitation phenomenon can cause deterioration of the hydraulic performance, damage by pitting, mater...
Observations have been made of the growth and collapse of surface and cloud cavitation on a finite a...
The identification of cavitation is very important in technical practice for operational and especia...
Upon cavitation cloud collapse an omnidirectional shock wave is emitted. It then travels through the...
Abstract: One of the most destructive (and noisy) forms of cavitation is that referred to as \cloud ...
International audienceIn order to investigate the potential of the acoustic emission technique in pr...
Objective: This paper introduces a methodology for the non-intrusive detection of von Kármán vortex ...
Objective: This paper introduces a methodology for the non-intrusive detection of von Kármán vortex ...
The French part has been funded by the FUI Tenerrdis - Minalogic project "Smart Hydro ...
International audienceA laboratory testing method to detect single cavitation bubble and cavitation ...
International audienceThe paper presents a different approach based on an active acoustic system for...
The dynamics and noise emission of cavitation bubbles forming within the core of a single line vorte...
This presentation describes an experimental approach for the detection of cavitation in hydraulic ma...
AbstractCavitation refers to formation of bubbles in a flow and subsequent dissolution in the flow. ...
Acoustic localization techniques are applied in a water tunnel to study low event rate cavitation in...
Cavitation phenomenon can cause deterioration of the hydraulic performance, damage by pitting, mater...
Observations have been made of the growth and collapse of surface and cloud cavitation on a finite a...
The identification of cavitation is very important in technical practice for operational and especia...
Upon cavitation cloud collapse an omnidirectional shock wave is emitted. It then travels through the...
Abstract: One of the most destructive (and noisy) forms of cavitation is that referred to as \cloud ...
International audienceIn order to investigate the potential of the acoustic emission technique in pr...