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MANUEL S. ENVERGA UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION Document Code : CME-F-WAF
An Autonomous University Document Title : Written Assessment Form
LUCENA CITY
Revision No. : 1
COLLEGE OF MARITIME EDUCATION Effectivity Date : January 20, 2020
Prepared by : CME
QUALITY FORM Reviewed by : QMR
Approved by : President
ANALYSIS. TRUE or FALSE: Write T if the statement is correct and F if the statement is incorrect.
1. The phases of liquid and vapor are influenced by temperature and pressure. T
2. Cavitation of a ship’s propeller can greatly reduce a ship propelling efficiency. T
3. The blades of a propeller develop a total force in a certain direction by virtue of being set at a small
angle of ‘incandecense’. F
4. Vortex cavitation has the appearance of a stranded twisted rope and can be present at either the
blade tips or at the boss. T
5. Erosion of the propeller material will occur if the cavities will collapse at the back of the blade. F
6. Vibration can be induced by performance due to the unsteady nature of the phenomenon involving
large fluctuating forces. T
7. Vortex ‘cavitation has the appearance of a stranded twisted rope and can be present at either the blade tips or
the boss. T
8. A propeller is said to be half cavitating when the whole of the back is covered in sheet cavitation. F
9. The tips of the propeller blade and trailing edges are particularly susceptible to erosion and may be completely
eroded and torn away by the effects of cavitation. T
10. Cavitation usually starts at the blade tips and spread gradually over the entire blades as the propeller loading is
decreased. F
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