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Experimental investigation on the penetration characteristics of low-frequency impact of pulsed water jetKang et al., 2022
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- Kang Y
- Xie F
- Shi H
- Wu N
- Wang Z
- Wang X
- Hu Y
- Li D
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In this paper, experiments were conducted to investigate the penetration characteristics of low-frequency impact of pulsed water jet. The pulsed jet was generated with pulse length of 217 mm at the frequency of 120 Hz, using a round nozzle with diameter of 1 mm within the …
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