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Cavitation Processes During Catastrophic Floods

Holroyd, Edmond W.
1990
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The destruction of rock by cavitation processes will be examined using a monograph and accompanying software written for evaluating man-made structures. Starting with actual damaging conditions in eight dam structures, the software will be stretched towards examining cavitation potential in simulated natural stream channels during catastrophic flood conditions.

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Cavitation Processes During Catastrophic Floods
Author
Holroyd, Edmond W.
Date
1990
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International Conference on Creationism Proceedings
Volume
2
Issue
1
Pagination
Volume 2:II, Pages 101-114
Pages
45
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