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Based on the Secondary Effects of Sound Propagation and Cavitation

METHODS BASED ON THE SECONDARY EFFECTS OF SOUND PROPAGATION AND CAVITATION [Pg.48]

The preceding methods are mainly based on the primary mechanical effects of ultrasound during which cavitation is most often present. In contrast to this, the following methods are connected with either the secondary effects of cavitation and/or with the tremendous local accelerations reported in Table 5. [Pg.48]

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Cavitation

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Cavitation sounds

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