Unsteady processes during supercavitating body motion
The results of experimental investigations and computer simulation of the unsteady processes during supercavitating body motion in water are presented. The mathematical model based on Logvinovich`s principle of independence of cavity expansion is used. The results of calculations are compared with experimental high-speed shooting. A method of approximate calculation of forces and moments, which act on a model interacting with the internal cavity surface, is developed. Theoretical analysis of the motion stability of the supercavitating models is presented.
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