Method and apparatus for controlling and monitoring temperature differences within a cavitation chamber
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Sep 26, 2005
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Sep 14, 2005
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A method and apparatus for forming a temperature difference between two regions within a cavitation system is provided. The system's cavitation chamber is filled with cavitation fluid such that a cavitation fluid free surface is formed within a conduit coupled to the chamber. The region of the conduit above the cavitation fluid free surface is heated in order to form the desired temperature difference, heat being provided by a resistive heater or other means. A temperature monitor such as a thermocouple can be thermally coupled to the heated conduit, thus providing a means of monitoring the temperature within the conduit. In addition to heating the conduit above the cavitation fluid free surface, the cavitation chamber can also be cooled, cooling being provided by a thermoelectric cooler, refrigeration coils, or other means. A temperature monitor can be coupled to the conduit above the cavitation fluid free surface, the cavitation chamber, or both.
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