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Paper RSC Advances the velocity increases so that the cavitation number follows a decreasing trend. At some points, when the reactor is satu- rated with the uid ow, the velocity does not increase any more with the upstream pressure. Beyond this point, the cavitation number has an increasing trend, which corresponds to the choked ow regime. A moderate cavitation number (between inception and supercavitation ow regimes), where the gas phase is elongated along the nozzle are, leads to the developed ow regime (Fig. 2). As can be seen in Fig. 3, the upstream pressure for the case of graphite suspension is lower for the identical cavitating ow patterns. This observation can be explained by the increased number of heterogeneous nucleation sites in this case of suspensions. The presence of graphite particles in the working uid acts as a solid/liquid interface. The micro-scale roughness elements on the surface of the graphite particles act as further heterogeneous nucleation sites, which can facilitate the incep- tion and development of the cavitating ows. Regarding the application of the fabricated microuidic device in this study, developed ow regime corresponding to the upstream pressure of 650 psi is suitable for cyclic treatment of the graphite suspension and subsequent exfoliation due to the optimum conditions regarding the input power and output of the process. The experiments include 0–80 cycles so that the Fig. 2 Cavitation number as a function of Reynolds number at different applied pressures. corresponding Reynolds number can be found as 15 861. Thus, it is evident that the ow is turbulent even at cavitation inception. Four main cavitating ow regimes could be observed under different conditions, namely, inception, developed ow, supercavitation, and choked ow. The inception of the cavi- tating ow appears when the gas phase is generated and corresponds to the weakest cavitating ow and largest cavita- tion number. With a gradual increase in the upstream pressure, Fig. 3 Different cavitation flow patterns at various upstream pressures for (a) water and (b) graphite suspension. Fig. 4 Inception and developed cavitating flow pattern for the graphene suspension after 80-cycles of hydrodynamic cavitation. (a) The inception begins at 140 psi, and (b) the fully developed cavitation flow pattern at 300 psi. © 2021 The Author(s). Published by the Royal Society of Chemistry RSC Adv., 2021, 11, 17965–17975 | 17969 View Article Online Open Access Article. Published on 18 May 2021. Downloaded on 4/3/2023 11:27:08 PM. This article is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported Licence.

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