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A thermomechanical study of a water-steel Berthelot tube system

The first part estimates the maximum tensions which can be generated in water contained in a steel Berthelot tube, assuming that no prior cavitation occurs. These results give an upper limit to the inherent potential of the method. Secondly, a thermodynamic analysis of the Berthelot tube experiments is given on the basis of the previous experimental curves of Richards and Trevena (1976) and the production of the cavitation bubbles is also considered.