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[FIXED B1139.2] Cavitation while slowing down - 8/24/2018 5:28:25 PM

bcbarnesRR

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Why does a ship cavitate while slowing down (from above cavitation speed). Can't they match the rotation of the screws to the speed of the water flowing over them? Is there some other reason cavitation continues?

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RE: Cavitation while slowing down - 8/24/2018 5:34:39 PM

zakblood

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just a basic guide,

https://www.iims.org.uk/introduction-propeller-cavitation/

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RE: Cavitation while slowing down - 8/24/2018 5:44:44 PM

stilesw

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zakblood,

Thanks for this reference. I've added it to CMANO's unofficial Dropbox reference library.

Any forum member can have access to this resource. Just PM me with you email address.

-Wayne Stiles

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RE: Cavitation while slowing down - 3/28/2020 4:06:23 PM

Dimitris

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There was an issue on how cavitation was calculated, which has been resolved in Build 1139.2.

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