1990
DOI: 10.1063/1.39513
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Study on laser-induced cavitation bubbles in cryogenic liquids

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“…Since liquid nitrogen is one of the most common cryogenic fluids, several investigations have been carried out on bubble dynamics in liquid nitrogen by using a laser as a device for bubble generation. 1 Golubnitchii et al 2 used a light scattering method for investigating bubble oscillation and Maeno et al 3,4 succeeded in taking high-speed photographs of cavitation bubbles generated in liquid nitrogen. In a similar manner to the case of water studied by Tomita and Shima, 5 a method using a double-lens-stop system was introduced for generating spherical bubbles in liquid nitrogen.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since liquid nitrogen is one of the most common cryogenic fluids, several investigations have been carried out on bubble dynamics in liquid nitrogen by using a laser as a device for bubble generation. 1 Golubnitchii et al 2 used a light scattering method for investigating bubble oscillation and Maeno et al 3,4 succeeded in taking high-speed photographs of cavitation bubbles generated in liquid nitrogen. In a similar manner to the case of water studied by Tomita and Shima, 5 a method using a double-lens-stop system was introduced for generating spherical bubbles in liquid nitrogen.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During past three decades, several types of rapid acting pneumatic valve instead of a diaphragm were proposed: the most successful type among them seems to be the one initially constructed by Oguchi et al and its modified types (Oguchi et al 1975;Maeno and Orikasa 1986;Yamauchi et al 1987), which show an excellent reproducibility of the shock heated condition. Also, clean condition can be kept L | Fig.…”
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confidence: 99%