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The Effect of Accelerated Absorption of Liquid in a Tube during Laser Cavitation on a Laser Heating Element

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The expansion and collapse of a cavitation bubble during laser heating and subcooled boiling of water in the vicinity of the tip of an optical fiber (laser heating element) installed in a water-filled glass tube with two open ends is studied experimentally and numerically. Cavitation, initiated by continuous laser radiation, is accompanied by the pushing and pulling movement of the heated liquid in the tube and outside it. For the first time, it has been shown that in a tube with an installed laser heating element in a liquid flow moving behind the walls of the bubble, when it collapses at the pole of the bubble surface remote from the end, a liquid jet appears, directed through the bubble to the end of the optical fiber. The jet speeds up the process of sucking liquid into the tube.

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This work was carried out with financial support from the Russian Science Foundation, project no. 22-19-00189.

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    V. M. Chudnovskii,  M. A. Guzev, E. P. Dats & A. V. Kulik

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Chudnovskii, V.M., Guzev, M.A., Dats, E.P. et al. The Effect of Accelerated Absorption of Liquid in a Tube during Laser Cavitation on a Laser Heating Element. Dokl. Phys. 68, 376–381 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1028335823110046

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