Erosion Experimental Study on Organ-Pipe Nozzles in Air

Feng Li; Duan Feng Han

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.602-604.1667

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Erosion Experimental Study on Organ-Pipe Nozzles in Air

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Experiment of aluminum block erosion using organ-pipe nozzle was carried out in air. The erosion effects of water jet were used to evaluate the performance of organ-pipe nozzle. The experiment and corresponding data were used to analyze the effects of nozzle configuration, jet pressure, standoff distance. Results have shown that the organ-pipe water jets are much more effective in aluminum block erosion.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 602-604)

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Feng Li, Duan Feng Han

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Cavitating Water Jet, Erosion Experiment, Organ-Pipe Nozzles

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