Study on Cavitation Erosion

Sato, Ryuichi; Tamiya, Shin; Kato, Hiroharu

doi:10.2534/jjasnaoe1968.1973.134_53

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“…(Kato, 1971;Kato 1973;Korach and Muldoon, 1974) and of 5a-dihydrotestosterone receptors in the male rat hypothalamus (Kato, 1975 should, of course, also be taken into considerations to explain more precisely these conflicting data. The sucrose gradient assay showed the presence of specific progesterone-binding protein with sedimentation coefficient of 7 S in the medial basal hypothalamus.…”

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Further evidence of the presence of progesterone-binding proteins in female rat hypothalamus.

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Further evidence of the presence of progesterone-binding proteins in female rat hypothalamus.

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“…Both Sato et al (114) and Stinebring et al (115) have found that the pit volume varies with fifth power of velocity. Both Sato et al (114) and Stinebring et al (115) have found that the pit volume varies with fifth power of velocity.…”

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Recent Advances in Cavitation Research

Arndt¹

1981

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“…Cavitation intensity for both facilities can be compared in several ways: measurement of surface plastic deformation using the soft material [6] ; measurement of the bubble collapse pressures directly by microtransducer [ 3 ] ; measurement of total sound intensity, e.g. as in ref.…”

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Cavitation erosion in vibratory and venturi facilities

Okada¹,

Hammitt²

1981

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Water cavitation erosion results from Venturi and vibratory tests of fully annealed commercially pure aluminum and annealed carbon steel are compared to obtain a better understanding of the mechanisms involved in these static and flowing tests. Significant differences between the initial pit characteristics were found, which were due primarily to the different bubble sizes and collapse pressures. The ratio of erosion rates from the two facilities was larger for the weaker material (aluminum). Results were also compared with pulse height spectra from individual bubble collapse in the Venturi tests.

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Study on Cavitation Erosion

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Further evidence of the presence of progesterone-binding proteins in female rat hypothalamus.

Further evidence of the presence of progesterone-binding proteins in female rat hypothalamus.

Recent Advances in Cavitation Research

Cavitation erosion in vibratory and venturi facilities

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