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Cavitation Model and Full-Scale Waterjet Propulsors
The role and effects of cavitation in model and full-scale waterjet propulsors are reviewed, for conventional and inducer pumps, with flush and Pitot inlets. The special problems of model testing when air ingestion is expected in the full-scale installation are briefly discussed. The methods of scaling model test results to provide full-scale performance predictions when cavitation is present are touched upon, concerning the need for new standards.