Hydraulic System Cavitation: Part II – A Review of Hardware Design – Related Effects

Authors

• G. C. Svedberg - The Royal Institute of Technology
• G. E. Totten - Union Carbide Corporation
• Y. H. Sun - Union Carbide Corporation
• R. J. Bishop - Union Carbide Corporation

Topic

• Hydraulic fluids
• Hydraulic systems
• Computer simulation
• Hardware
• Pumps
• Technical review
• Wear
• Erosion

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