Associations to the word «Cavitation»
Noun
- Bubble
- Propeller
- Ultrasound
- Liquid
- Vapor
- Turbulence
- Corrosion
- Erosion
- Cavity
- Pump
- Nozzle
- Collapse
- Tuna
- Vapour
- Droplet
- Vortex
- Valve
- Mechanical
- Fluid
- Conductivity
- Vibration
- Sonar
- Turbine
- Pressure
- Projectile
- Shear
- Cracking
- Fragmentation
- Inception
- Viscosity
- Dynamics
- Shrimp
- Scaling
- Deformation
- Velocity
- Intensity
- Amplitude
- Tissue
- Phenomenon
- Lesion
- Modelling
- Flow
- Microorganism
- Solid
- Cleaning
- Damage
- Ventilation
- Oscillation
- Nucleus
- Tunnel
- Fin
- Efficiency
- Inlet
- Blade
- Void
- Vulnerability
- Degradation
- Rotor
- Particle
- Lattice
- Vacuum
- Pumping
- Formation
- Decrease
- Friction
- Fracture
- Extraction
- Discharge
- Finch
- Screw
- Compression
- Wave
- Micro
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
CAVITATION, noun. The formation of pits on a surface.
CAVITATION, noun. (science) The formation, in a fluid, of vapor bubbles that rapidly collapse; especially in a rotating marine propeller or pump impeller.
CAVITATION, noun. (biology) The formation of cavities in an organ, especially in lung tissue as a result of tuberculosis.
Wise words
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