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Cavitation-Jet-Induced Erosion Controlled by Injection Angle and Jet Morphology

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The study investigates jet morphology and injection angle effects on cavitation-induced biofouling removal performance.

Erosion patterns linked to jet morphology and injection angle affect biofouling removal from submerged surfaces.
Key findings indicate enhanced bubble activity from multi-jet systems induces greater erosion in targeted zones.
Observational study used cavitation jets to analyze biofouling removal efficiency on coated specimens under varied conditions.
These insights support safer, more effective cleaning technologies for marine applications while reducing material damage.

Koue et al. (2025) studied this question.

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