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Experimental Investigations Of The Mechanisms Of The Interaction Between A Cavitation Bubble And Spherical Particles

Posted on:2020-04-02Degree:DoctorType:Dissertation
Country:ChinaCandidate:L LvFull Text:PDF
GTID:1360330614964694Subject:Power Engineering and Engineering Thermophysics
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Cavitation exists widely in nature.When there are asymmetric boundary conditions around cavitation bubbles,they will collapse asymmetrically,then forming various liquid jets and emitting shock waves.In past decades,the dynamics of a cavitation bubble near a solid boundary,an elastic boundary or a free surface have been researched intensively.However,there are lack of in-depth study of bubble-particle interactions near various boundaries,which are the essential issues for solving the problems of erosion through synergetic effects between cavitation erosion and particle abrasion in silt-laden flow in hydraulic machinery.In this thesis,with the aid of the high-speed camera,the interactions between a laser-generated cavitation bubble and a spherical particle are investigated experimentally in an infinite field or near a solid boundary.The bubble dynamics and particle movement are analyzed qualitatively and quantitatively.Experimental platform is built to generate a laser cavitation bubble.The experimental platform is composed of laser device,focusing lens group,light source and high-speed camera.The cavitation bubble generated by the experimental platform has a smooth and spherical surface.Firstly,the interactions between a laser-generated cavitation bubble and a fixed particle or a suspended particle are investigated experimentally in the infinite space based on the experimental platform.The non-dimensional distance ?(the closest distance between the center of the trigger position of a cavitation bubble and a fixed particle/ the maximum radius of the bubble during its oscillations)and the particle diameter ratio ?(a fixed particle radius/ the maximum radius of the bubble during its oscillations)have influences on bubble dynamics near a fixed particle.When ? =1.5,the corresponding range of ? for the forming a counterjet during bubble rebound stage is 1.1-1.5.The nondimensional distance ?(the closest distance between the center of the trigger position of a cavitation bubble and the initial position of a suspended particle/ the maximum radius of the bubble during its oscillations)and the particle diameter ratio ?(a suspended particle radius/the maximum radius of the bubble during its oscillations)have influences on bubble dynamics and particle movement.With the increase of ? at a constant value of ?,the cavitation bubble evolution has repulsive effect,no obvious effect and attractive effect on a suspended particle,and no obvious effect corresponding to ? is near 1.When ? =0.72,1 and 1.3,the corresponding range of ? for bubble separation during rebound stage are 0.07-0.73,0.03-0.39 and 0.02-0.23,respectively.Secondly,the interactions between a laser-generated cavitation bubble and a suspended particle near a solid boundary are investigated experimentally.When ? equals to 1,the non-dimensional distance ? and ?(the perpendicular distance between the centre of a suspended particle and a solid boundary/ the maximum radius of the bubble during its oscillations)have influences on bubble dynamics and particle movement.The existence of a solid boundary makes the bubble evolution as a whole,which weakens the tendency of the bubble separation.The cavitation bubble evolution on a suspended particle movement has a more wide scope of ? and stronger effects.The particle has a greater tendency movement towards the bubble.When a solid boundary is very close to the bubble(? =1 and 1.05),the cavitation bubble evolution has only attractive effect on a suspended particle in the horizontal direction.When a solid boundary is far from the bubble(? =1.93,2.83,3.85,4.63 and ?),the cavitation bubble evolution has repulsive effect,no obvious effect and attractive effect on a suspended particle with the increase of ?,and no obvious effect corresponding to ? are 0.15,0.3,0.65,0.8 and 0.98,respectively.Thirdly,the interactions between a laser-generated cavitation bubble and a suspended particle near a fixed particle are investigated experimentally.When ? =1 and ? =1,respectively,the non-dimensional distance ? and ? have influences on bubble dynamics and particle movement.The effects of a fixed particle on the interactions between a cavitation bubble and a suspended particle are similar to the effects of a solid boundary.However,compared with the influences of a solid boundary,the inhibition effects of a fixed particle on bubble separation near a suspended particle are weaker in intensity and smaller in range.When ?(1.05 and 2)is equivalent to ?(1 and 1.93),the ? range of repulsive effect on a suspended particle is larger under the influences of a fixed particle.Finally,in order to eliminate the additional effects of fixing a moving particle,the interactions between a cavitation bubble and a free-settling particle are investigated experimentally.The turning point of the jet away from the particle during the first collapse of a cavitation bubble near a free-settling particle corresponding to ? is 0.5.The turning point of the jet away from the particle during the second collapse of a cavitation bubble near a free-settling particle corresponding to ? is 0.8.The cavitation bubble evolution has repulsive effect,no obvious effect and attractive effect on a free-settling particle with the increase of ?,and no obvious effect corresponding to ? is 0.8.In addition,the influences a cavitation bubble on the movement of a free-settling particle near a solid boundary are analyzed.The liquid jet is observed to drive a particle towards a solid boundary.When ? and ?(the angle between the line of the center of the trigger position of a cavitation bubble and the center of a particle and the horizontal line)change,the driving forces of a free-settling particle movement correspond to different evolution stages of a cavitation bubble.
Keywords/Search Tags:Cavitation, Bubble-particle interactions, Bubble dynamics, Particle movement
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