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Georgoulas, Anastasios
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- 2024FLEXIBLE POLYMERIC PULSATING HEAT PIPES: FABRICATION TECHNIQUES AND THERMAL PERFORMANCE INVESTIGATION
- 2024FLEXIBLE POLYMERIC PULSATING HEAT PIPES: FABRICATION TECHNIQUES AND THERMAL PERFORMANCE INVESTIGATION
- 2024A novel fabrication method for polymeric flat plate pulsating heat pipe via additive manufacturingcitations
- 2024A novel fabrication method for polymeric flat plate pulsating heat pipe via additive manufacturingcitations
- 2014Cavitation erosion damage of scroll steel plates by high-speed gas working fluidcitations
- 2013Incubation pit analysis and calculation of the hydrodynamic impact pressure from the implosion of an acoustic cavitation bubblecitations
- 2012Cavitation erosion behaviour of the steel plate of a scroll expander systemcitations
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Cavitation erosion behaviour of the steel plate of a scroll expander system
Abstract
A steel plate is one of the critical components of a scroll expander system that usually experiences cavitation in service. An experimental study is conducted to study the behaviour of the scroll’s steel plate subjected to cavitation erosion. For this purpose an ultrasonic transducer is utilised to produce cavitation bubbles. Micrographs of damaged surfaces were observed, showing the nature of the cavitation mechanism and the morphology alterations across the steel sample. Experimental results are explained in terms of the cavitation erosion rates, roughness profile, accumulated strain energy, and hardness of the matrix.