Why does cavitation occur in pumps?

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Oliver Campbell

Works at the International Renewable Energy Agency, Lives in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
When a pump is under low pressure or high vacuum conditions, suction cavitation occurs. The pump is being "starved" or is not receiving enough flow. When this happens, bubbles or cavities will form at the eye of the impeller.
2023-05-13 06:29:30

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When a pump is under low pressure or high vacuum conditions, suction cavitation occurs. The pump is being "starved" or is not receiving enough flow. When this happens, bubbles or cavities will form at the eye of the impeller.
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