The dynamic characteristics of pulsed water jets and the relationship between length of oscillating chamber
standoff distance
abrasive concentration and erosion rate as well as cutting specific energy for the pulsed abrasive water jet were investigated by experiments under submerged and in the air. The cutting and erosion capabilities of the pre-mixed abrasive water jet and the pulsed abrasive water jet on granite and limestone were analyzed comparatively. It is shown that the self-oscillating frequencies decrease with the length of chamber and increase with the pressure and runoff
the erosion rate of the pulsed abrasive water jet are 70 percent larger than those of the pre-mixed abrasive water jet in the submerged conditions