From what depth is it possible to suck water Steve Gibbs @The

Question 24 / 33: From what depth is it possible to "suck" water without causing cavitation?

A 100 m

B 50 m

C 39.3 m

D 33.9 m

E 33.9 ft

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Explanation:

33.9 ft of water corresponds to 1 atm. Attempting to suck water from beyond that depth will result in boiling or cavitation. In fact, the depth will actually be slightly less than that because for the finite vapor pressure of water.

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Thermal-Fluid Systems ME303

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Attribution: Dr. Steve Gibbs. Thermal-Fluid Systems. The Saylor Academy 2014, http://www.saylor.org/courses/me303/

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