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On Cavitation Nuclei in Water Tunnels. Singapore. Paper 270. H.- J. Heinke C. Johannsen Ship Model Basin (SVA) Potsdam Hamburg Ship Model Tank (HSVA) W. Kröger P. Schiller E.-A. Weitendorf
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On Cavitation Nuclei in Water Tunnels Singapore Paper 270 H.- J. Heinke C. Johannsen Ship Model Basin (SVA) Potsdam Hamburg Ship Model Tank (HSVA) W. Kröger P. Schiller E.-A. Weitendorf University Rostock Hamburg University of Technology Consultant, Hamburg (TUHH)
Time Dependent Nuclei and Oxygen Content with Pressures in Berlin Tunnel K27 without Model
2D-Profile Cavitation Test in Berlin Tunnel K27 Speed VA = 5.5 m/s and angle of attack (α + α0) = 10°
2D-Profile in Berlin Tunnel K27 at VA = 5.5 m/s, cav-numberϬ = 2.0 andand angle of attack = 10°
2D-Profile in tunnels K15A and K27 at VA = 5.5 m/s, cav-numberϬ = 1.5 andand angle of attack = 10° TU Berlin K27 (Free Surface Tunnel) SVA Potsdam Tunnel K15A (Small Test Section) Oxygen Saturation O2 = 58 % Nucleiconcentration c =28.0 cm-3 Oxygen Saturation O2 = 34 % Nucleiconcentration c =0.15 cm-3
Time dependentHYKAT and K15Abubble concentrations c(20-230µm) with ship modelfor gassed and degassed02-saturations Propeller loading KT = 0.29; Cavitation numberσn= 2.0
Time dependent HYKAT bubble concentrations c(20-230µm) with ship model for gassed and degassed 02-saturations Propeller loading KT = 0.22; Cavitation numberσn= 1.5
Relative suction side cavitation occurrence from 20 revsfor two water qualitiesin HYKAT at 10° starboard (left turning propeller)
Conclusion • Free Surface Tunnel K27 (Berlin): High deaerating capacity • HYKAT (Hamburg): Typical nuclei concentration low → c ≈ 0.75 cm-3(at 02 ≈ 0.80) • K15A (Potsdam): Higher nuclei concentration → c ≈ 1.0 to 3.0cm-3(at 02 ≈ 0.60) • Suction side cavity extent of cp prop. in HYKAT (02 ≈ 0.80) and K15A (02 ≈ 0.60) • isabout the same *) • Inclusion of O2- and nuclei content in scale effects considerations is difficult • due to water history, as well interaction betw. tunnel pressures and O2- content *) at fully developed cavitation