SAE Technical Paper Series 2013
DOI: 10.4271/2013-01-1608
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Cavitation Process Simulation for Automotive Applications with an Isothermal Solver Approach

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“…Basically, the density of the mixture is calculated as function of the pressure using a different linear relationship depending on the current state (liquid with dissolved gas, twophase, only ideal gas) discriminated by the saturation pressure. The model was proved to be reliable in reproducing the choked flow in a nozzle [10].…”
Section: Cfd Modelmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Basically, the density of the mixture is calculated as function of the pressure using a different linear relationship depending on the current state (liquid with dissolved gas, twophase, only ideal gas) discriminated by the saturation pressure. The model was proved to be reliable in reproducing the choked flow in a nozzle [10].…”
Section: Cfd Modelmentioning
confidence: 96%