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The MCT-2000 acoustic cavitation meter is a cutting-edge device designed to measure cavitation performance in ultrasonic cleaning and sonoprocessing tasks. When paired with the HCT-0320 hydrophone, it instantly calculates four primary parameters:

Base Frequency, FO

Initial Field Pressure, PO

Consistent Cavitation Pressure, PS

Short-lived Cavitation Pressure, PT

These measurements are derived from the calibrated acoustic spectrum, which identifies various pressure elements. Transducers produce mechanical sound waves that vibrate at the base frequency, leading to the initial field pressure. Swift pressure variations in the fluid form cavities, termed "cavitation". Consistent cavitation indicates a fluctuating cavity, causing micro-streaming effects. Short-lived cavitation emerges past a certain pressure level, causing the cavities to burst, leading to jetting actions and shockwaves.