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How does a submarine stay silent underwater?

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Tirpitz 🥨🍻1 year ago

Well cavitation is not only a sound problem. It also an efficiency, reliability and sustainability problem for the propeller, as it can cause the propeller to wear down quickly due to micro explosions.

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K.A.1 year ago

Cavitation can also damage the propeller. Those bubbles when they collapse they produce immense temperature and impact on the propellers.

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Jackson Carroll1 year ago

Cavitation is vacuum pressure perhaps filled with a bit of steam but MOSTLY vacuum

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Blackhat Casper1 year ago

We're cavitating. He can hear us!

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🎵 MalsyMakes ✍️1 year ago

Medal of Honor music 💛

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Delmar Rey11 months ago

Hell, jet skis have been using these props for years. 🙄

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Thefiligreehamster1 year ago

Has anybody tried the propellor system that Stingray used? I bet that's really quiet.

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Mr whippy1 year ago

Submarines don’t have propellers

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The Nighttime Diplomatist1 year ago

And if the mass population were to see this phenomenon they would call it 'cem'tation and have a conspiracy that the government is poisoning the water.

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CyberFish11 months ago

@grok are propeller cavitation bubbles on submarines actually steam?

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DangDang11 months ago

Didn't realize it could happen with propellars. Normally only see it at low pressure chamber like water pump's suction pipe .

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Frog1 year ago

Toshiba–Kongsberg scandal

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