Tühoutuminen
Tühoutuminen, also known as cavitation, is a phenomenon that occurs when rapid changes in pressure cause the formation of small vapor-filled cavities in a liquid. This process typically happens when a liquid is subjected to very low pressure, causing it to boil at temperatures below its normal boiling point. Cavitation can be observed in various natural and industrial processes.
In nature, cavitation is often seen in the form of bubbles in a fast-flowing river or waterfall.
Cavitation can be classified into two main types: inertial and non-inertial. Inertial cavitation occurs when the
To mitigate the effects of cavitation, various strategies can be employed, such as modifying the design of