Cavitation Equipment
Articles & Whitepapers
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Proper Submergence of Inlet to Avoid Vortex
If a pump suction is not placed an acceptable distance from the surface of the liquid, the pump can experience vortexing. Similar to cavitation, with the loss of efficiency and damage that can occur to the pump, vortexing is the result of too much water relative to the pit/sump depth being drawn into the suction line. A depression forms on the surface of the water and is commonly seen as a ...
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Cavitation and its types
Hydrodynamic cavitation is a process of generation of cavities (bubbles) filled with gas and vapor dissolved in fluid. The cavities appear when fluid flows around obstacles or vice versa, the ...
News
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Oil Processing Upgrading via Cavitation Technology
Cavitation technology application Cavitational effect is accompanied by microexplosions, ultrasound and also by mechanical cuts and encounters from exposure of the hundred of cuts pairs which are moved towards each other with the high linear ...
DYNAFLOW INC. Introduces Its Expanded Specialized Materials Testing Services to Include the testing of Coatings and Composite Materials
Clean Firearms and equipment safely and effectively with Micro - 90 - an excellent alternative to hazardous solvents
New trends in wastewater treatment technologies
Cavitational technology in wastewater treatment process
Equipment & Solutions
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Filter Screen and Suction Diffuser
Protect your pump with the Seradisc Filter Screen. Whatever system of water delivery is used, it is crucial that adequate screening is provided to protect the pump and system. Conventional filter screens are usually of the ‘can’ type construction which offer relatively low performance against the ingress of debris and air which may be causing excessive wear to your pump - whilst many ...
