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January 1, 1992JSME international journal Ser 2 Fluids engineering heat transfer power combustion thermophysical propertiesOpen Access

Bubble Expension and Collapse Near a Rigid Wall

Robert Tipton Daniel Steinberg Yukio TOMITA

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A series of experiments was performed that covered the entire range of expansion and collapse of an underwater bubble in the vicinity of a rigid wall. These experiments have been successfully simulated using a new arbitrary Lagrangian Eulerian hydrodynamic computer program which can run numerical simulations of practical bubble problems in 10 to 20 minutes of CPU time on a CRAY-YMP at an overall rate of 80 MFLOPS.

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