Effects of magnetic and electric fields upon cavitation in conducting and non-conducting liquids

Details Effects of magnetic and electric fields upon cavitation in conducting and non-conducting liquids Effects of magnetic and electric fields upon cavitation in conducting and non-conducting liquids

Dec 1974

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1974stin...7522643h&link_type=abstract

Presented at the 1975 ASME Polyphase Flow Forum

Physics

Cavitation Flow, Electric Fields, Liquids, Magnetic Fields, Dielectrics, Fluid Flow, Magnetic Effects, Mercury (Metal), Potable Water, Sea Water

Scientific paper

Results, primarily of Russian research over the last 5 year period, indicating various effects of magnetic and electric fields upon cavitation in both conducting and non-conducting liquids, are reviewed. Measurable effects, particularly upon cavitation damage, appear to exist for all the above cases. However, tests upon cavitation threshold in salted and tap water, and also in mercury indicate no effect of a 6kG magnetic field.

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