Increasing the energy efficiency of a rotor-pulsed cavitation heat generator using the electrohydraulic effect
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The current stage of energy development is characterized by the desire to increase energy efficiency and reduce losses during energy transmission. In this regard, it is necessary to single out a stable trend - the use of energy systems as close as possible to energy consumers. A promising topic is a combined heat generation system based on the principle of rotary-pulse or vortex cavitation using the Yutkin electrohydraulic effect.
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