“…The equipment that the cavitation effects are used in, has the following advantages: increased productiveness of the processes due to high carrying capacity, increased level of the products quality due to high dispersibility of the particles, increased resistance and uniformity of the system, decrease of the unit costs of energy for the processing due to the local concentration of efforts, provision of the universality of application. In this particular case, a gas cavern serves as the energy transformer, which is being introduced and the object of influence [11,12]. In case of intense broadening, compression or pulsation of caverns under the influence of the external pressure which is periodically changed, the carrying processes are activated both on the micro-level, throughout a separate cavern and on the macro-level, for the whole volume, in consequence of a turbulence transition of the interphase surface.…”