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Particle removal by a single cavitation bubble
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摘要 In the paper,the behavior of the particle acted by the oscillating bubble is studied using a high-speed video camera.The bubble is generated using a very low voltage of 55 V.Images are captured at a speed of 15000 fps(frames per second).It is found that the velocity of the particle is dependent on the liquid viscosity,particle size,and tube diameter.Particle velocity decreases with the increase of the glycron-water mixture viscosity.A model is presented to predict the velocity and verified by experimental results.These observations may be beneficial for the application in medical treatment. In the paper,the behavior of the particle acted by the oscillating bubble is studied using a high-speed video camera.The bubble is generated using a very low voltage of 55 V.Images are captured at a speed of 15000 fps(frames per second).It is found that the velocity of the particle is dependent on the liquid viscosity,particle size,and tube diameter.Particle velocity decreases with the increase of the glycron-water mixture viscosity.A model is presented to predict the velocity and verified by experimental results.These observations may be beneficial for the application in medical treatment.
出处 《Science China(Physics,Mechanics & Astronomy)》 SCIE EI CAS 2014年第4期668-673,共6页 中国科学:物理学、力学、天文学(英文版)
基金 supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.51222501 and 51221004) the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities
关键词 oscillating bubble particle removal viscosity influence 空化泡 颗粒 高速摄像机 速度 FPS 混合物 粒子 粘度
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