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    Cavitation occurs when vapour bubbles form in a liquid from an increase in temperature or decrease in pressure, these bubbles then collapse as pressure increases causing damage. Vapour bubbles form and then are pressurized and implode, this phenomenon is called cavitation.

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    Cavitation occurs when vapour bubbles form in a liquid from an increase in temperature or decrease in pressure, these bubbles then collapse as pressure increases causing damage. Vapour bubbles form and then are pressurized and implode, this phenomenon is called cavitation.

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    LECTURE NO:04

    NPSH AND CAVITATION


    1. What is cavitation?
    The phenomenon of formation and subsequent collapse of
    these vapour bubbles is called cavitation.
    2. How it is occure?
    Vapour bubbles forms , then pressurized and implodes.
    3. How vapour bubbles forms?
    By increasing temperature or lowering the pressure of liquid.

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