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How does a submarine stay silent underwater?

423,233 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Tirpitz 🥨🍻
Tirpitz 🥨🍻1 год назад

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.

Фото профиля K.A.
K.A.1 год назад

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

Фото профиля Jackson Carroll
Jackson Carroll1 год назад

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

Фото профиля Blackhat Casper
Blackhat Casper1 год назад

We're cavitating. He can hear us!

Фото профиля 🎵 MalsyMakes ✍️
🎵 MalsyMakes ✍️1 год назад

Medal of Honor music 💛

Фото профиля Delmar Rey
Delmar Rey11 месяцев назад

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

Фото профиля Thefiligreehamster
Thefiligreehamster1 год назад

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

Фото профиля Mr whippy
Mr whippy1 год назад

Submarines don’t have propellers

Фото профиля The Nighttime Diplomatist
The Nighttime Diplomatist1 год назад

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.

Фото профиля CyberFish
CyberFish11 месяцев назад

@grok are propeller cavitation bubbles on submarines actually steam?

Фото профиля DangDang
DangDang11 месяцев назад

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

Фото профиля Frog
Frog1 год назад

Toshiba–Kongsberg scandal

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