NEW METHODOLOGIES FOR ASSESSING CAVITATION LOAD AND RESISTANCE OF STRUCTURAL MATERIALS AND PROTECTIVE COATINGS IN NUCLEAR POWER INDUSTRY. PART II. POLYFRACTIONAL APPROACH

A fractional approach to cavitation erosion process as proposed previously by one of the authors is explained. The polyfractional erosion process is considered as a superposition of a series of monofractional ones and described by a differential kinetic equation with a set of parameters constituting “the erosion resistance matrix”. The funda-mental methodological considerations are supplemented by describing the most typical applications including pre-diction of erosion of structural materials under given cavitation load, derivation of cavitation erosion fatigue charac-teristics, retrieval of effective erosive load basing on performance of reference materials. Finally, extending the methodology onto thin and thick protective coatings is proposed.

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2024-08-19
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https://doi.org/10.46813/2024-152-126
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Ultrasound and Cavitation Phenomena
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NEW METHODOLOGIES FOR ASSESSING CAVITATION LOAD AND RESISTANCE OF STRUCTURAL MATERIALS AND PROTECTIVE COATINGS IN NUCLEAR POWER INDUSTRY. PART II. POLYFRACTIONAL APPROACH

Janusz Steller, V Safonov
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NEW METHODOLOGIES FOR ASSESSING CAVITATION LOAD AND RESISTANCE OF STRUCTURAL MATERIALS AND PROTECTIVE COATINGS IN NUCLEAR POWER INDUSTRY. PART II. POLYFRACTIONAL APPROACH

Janusz Steller, V Safonov
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A fractional approach to cavitation erosion process as proposed previously by one of the authors is explained. The polyfractional erosion process is considered as a superposition of a series of monofractional ones and described by a differential kinetic equation with a set of parameters constituting “the erosion resistance matrix”. The funda-mental methodological considerations are supplemented by describing the most typical applications including pre-diction of erosion of structural materials under given cavitation load, derivation of cavitation erosion fatigue charac-teristics, retrieval of effective erosive load basing on performance of reference materials. Finally, extending the methodology onto thin and thick protective coatings is proposed.

Kharkiv Institute of Physics and Technology (UA), Institute of Fluid Flow-Machinery (PL), Polish Academy of Sciences (PL)
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