Formation and development of ventilated supercavity past the disk–cavitator in accelerated motion

The work is devoted to both the experimental studies and the computer simulation of the process of formation and development of a ventilated supercavity past the disk-cavitator in accelerated motion from the state of rest to the steady velocity. A series of experiments were carried out in the high-...

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Main Authors: Olena Naumova, Volodymyr Moroz, Viktor Kochin, Volodymyr Semenenko
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Language:English
Published: National Technical University of Ukraine "Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute" 2023-09-01
Series:Mechanics and Advanced Technologies
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Online Access:https://journal.mmi.kpi.ua/article/view/286337
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Volodymyr Moroz
Viktor Kochin
Volodymyr Semenenko
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description The work is devoted to both the experimental studies and the computer simulation of the process of formation and development of a ventilated supercavity past the disk-cavitator in accelerated motion from the state of rest to the steady velocity. A series of experiments were carried out in the high-speed experimental tank at the Institute of Hydromechanics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine for various values of the air-supply rate into the cavity. It has been established that the portion type of air-loss from the cavity is always preserved in the case of horizontal accelerated motion, while the air-loss by vortex tubes is always realized in the case of steady motion with the same velocity. In this case, shape of the cross sections of the unsteady cavity is close to circular one along the whole cavity length and at all stages of acceleration. To describe this process, a modified mathematical model is proposed that is based on the G.V.Logvinovich principle of independence of the cavity section expansion. An analysis of the influence of both the immersion depth and the air-supply rate on the process of development of a ventilated supercavity during acceleration has been performed by the way of computer simulation.
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spelling doaj-art-b8ee6fb9d6ec4559adea4c5f8a9874fb2025-08-20T03:35:54ZengNational Technical University of Ukraine "Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute"Mechanics and Advanced Technologies2521-19432522-42552023-09-0172 (98)10.20535/2521-1943.2023.7.2.286337324567Formation and development of ventilated supercavity past the disk–cavitator in accelerated motionOlena Naumova0Volodymyr Moroz1Viktor Kochin2Volodymyr Semenenko3Institute of Hydromechanics of NAS of UkraineInstitute of Hydromechanics of NAS of UkraineInstitute of Hydromechanics of NAS of UkraineInstitute of Hydromechanics of NAS of Ukraine The work is devoted to both the experimental studies and the computer simulation of the process of formation and development of a ventilated supercavity past the disk-cavitator in accelerated motion from the state of rest to the steady velocity. A series of experiments were carried out in the high-speed experimental tank at the Institute of Hydromechanics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine for various values of the air-supply rate into the cavity. It has been established that the portion type of air-loss from the cavity is always preserved in the case of horizontal accelerated motion, while the air-loss by vortex tubes is always realized in the case of steady motion with the same velocity. In this case, shape of the cross sections of the unsteady cavity is close to circular one along the whole cavity length and at all stages of acceleration. To describe this process, a modified mathematical model is proposed that is based on the G.V.Logvinovich principle of independence of the cavity section expansion. An analysis of the influence of both the immersion depth and the air-supply rate on the process of development of a ventilated supercavity during acceleration has been performed by the way of computer simulation. https://journal.mmi.kpi.ua/article/view/286337disk cavitator, ventilated supercavity, accelerated motion, experimental studies, computer simulation
spellingShingle Olena Naumova
Volodymyr Moroz
Viktor Kochin
Volodymyr Semenenko
Formation and development of ventilated supercavity past the disk–cavitator in accelerated motion
Mechanics and Advanced Technologies
disk cavitator, ventilated supercavity, accelerated motion, experimental studies, computer simulation
title Formation and development of ventilated supercavity past the disk–cavitator in accelerated motion
title_full Formation and development of ventilated supercavity past the disk–cavitator in accelerated motion
title_fullStr Formation and development of ventilated supercavity past the disk–cavitator in accelerated motion
title_full_unstemmed Formation and development of ventilated supercavity past the disk–cavitator in accelerated motion
title_short Formation and development of ventilated supercavity past the disk–cavitator in accelerated motion
title_sort formation and development of ventilated supercavity past the disk cavitator in accelerated motion
topic disk cavitator, ventilated supercavity, accelerated motion, experimental studies, computer simulation
url https://journal.mmi.kpi.ua/article/view/286337
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