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CAVITOMETER WITH USB CONNECTION TO A COMPUTER AND DATA PROCESSING SOFTWARE

Designation

Measurement and control of cavitation activity in high-power ultrasonic fields and hydrodynamic cavitators (cavitation meters).
It is used to optimize ultrasonic technological processes, determine the presence and intensity of cavitation in hydraulic systems, and measure cavitation thresholds.
The cavitometer (cavitation meters) is equipped with a USB output and a memory card, comes with a data processing software.

Application areas

Industry, chemistry, sonochemistry, biology, medicine.

Measurement modes

  • full cavitation activity
  • digital output of measurements to the computer 
  • recording of output signals in form of time dependences

 

The cavitometer (cavitation meters) is equipped with a USB output and a memory card. 
Comes with a data processing software.

The output of measurement modes to the peripheral device is provided.

Technical characteristics

Frequency band of the ultrasonic field to generate cavitation, kHz

10...50

Spectral analysis range of cavitation noise, MHz

0,01...10
Temperature range of cavitating liquid, °Ñ 4...120
Diameter of the sensor, mm 6
Full length of the sensor (hydrophone), mm

300

Material of the sensor's waveguide

stainless steel

Supply voltage

rechargeable battery

Unit of measurement

RU

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Operating principle

The operating principle of the device is based on the analysis and processing of the spectrum of the cavitation noise received by a broadband hydrophone.
 
During pulsations and collapse, cavitation bubbles generate acoustic disturbance and shock waves, which is caused by a strong intensifying effect of ultrasound on the physicochemical processes in liquids and molten metal.
 
The more intensive the shock wave, the more high-frequency components are in a Fourier series representing this wave. Therefore, concentration of bubbles and their collapse intensity increases with the intensity of high-frequency components in the spectrum of the cavitation noise that is expanded in the high-frequency region.

Measurement of cavitation activity allows one:

To determine the effectiveness of various baths;
To establish the distribution of ultrasonic field in the bath;
To set distribution of cavitation activity in the working capacity;
To establish the influence of the physical field parameters and fluid properties on the cavitation activity;
To optimize sound conditions and to choose the optimal mode of hydrodynamic systems.

Description of the data processing program

 
The program allows you to record the time change in the activity of cavitation and simultaneously display this change in form of a graph on the computer monitor in real time. The measurement results in form of tables and graphs are saved as separate files automatically based on the saving algorithm selected by the operator.
Range switch during data recording can be performed automatically. Duration of the experiment, i.e., duration of the registration is selected by the operator.
 
Apart from plotting, the program performs statistical processing of data, namely, calculates the average value of the recording time, the maximum and minimum values thereof, the dispersion values for a single measurement cycle. Such cycles can be numerous (as many as the operator chooses). There are also computed: average of three measurements graph, maximum, and minimum measured values, standard deviation at each point, and others.
 
Having time dependencies of the three specified parameters, the dependences of cavitation activity on temperature or on the emitter voltage can be constructed. The option to build such charts can be added to the program.
 

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