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acoustic cavitation modeling

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hi.
I am a graduate student ,working towards Simulation of Cavitation inducted by acoustic horn in water, with COMSOL 3.5a.I will be grateful if anyone can indicate me some resources That would be helpful..
thanks..

shahram

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Posted: 1 decade ago 30.12.2009, 07:21 GMT-5
well you should first describe what the goal and scope of your work are..
there is a lot of physic potentialy involved in this problem...
well you should first describe what the goal and scope of your work are.. there is a lot of physic potentialy involved in this problem...

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Posted: 1 decade ago 30.12.2009, 16:50 GMT-5
Dear LEON,

Thank you for your reply.
I want to simulate a sono-reactor.an ultrasonic horn produces acoustic waves.propagation of the waves in the bulk of water generates cavity zones.my problem is modeling of the cavitation phenomenon with COMSOL...
best regards...

shahram
Dear LEON, Thank you for your reply. I want to simulate a sono-reactor.an ultrasonic horn produces acoustic waves.propagation of the waves in the bulk of water generates cavity zones.my problem is modeling of the cavitation phenomenon with COMSOL... best regards... shahram

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Posted: 1 decade ago 07.01.2011, 01:06 GMT-5
I want to model acoustic cavitation in flowing media ,and want to analyze particle fragmentation.The situation is -: A solution of alumina is made to flow in a tubular structure and probe is inserted at a particular location.
Please help me with this.
I want to model acoustic cavitation in flowing media ,and want to analyze particle fragmentation.The situation is -: A solution of alumina is made to flow in a tubular structure and probe is inserted at a particular location. Please help me with this.

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Posted: 1 decade ago 13.05.2014, 10:37 GMT-4
Dear Shahram,

I encountered almost the same problem. Have you find all you needed information? Have you implemented acoustic cavitation modeling?

I would be happy to take your experience.

With best wishes, Anastasiia.
Dear Shahram, I encountered almost the same problem. Have you find all you needed information? Have you implemented acoustic cavitation modeling? I would be happy to take your experience. With best wishes, Anastasiia.

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