Cavitation in centrifugal pumps is very similar in nature to that found in the pumps we've already looked at. It first appears in low-pressure areas: at the leading edge of the vane on the suction side. As the inlet pressure decreases, the vapour pocket progressively extends downstream, as shown in figure
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, and in different ways depending on the flow rate, due to the variation in incidence at the leading edge of the blades.
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(1) - SARRAF (C.) -
Étude expérimentale du comportement hydrodynamique de profils portants épais. Étude de la couche limite.
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Doctorat École Centrale de Nantes, IRENAV École Navale.
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Fluid dynamics of inducers – A review....
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