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Does heating a liquid until it evaporates into a vapor-liquid mixture generate vibrations?

2015-07-31View Original

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Will the vibration in the pipeline be caused by the liquid in the pipeline heating up and evaporating into a vapor-liquid mixture?
Reply #22015-07-31
Yes, during the transfer of gas-liquid phases, issues such as gas pockets, flow resistance, and bubbles can occur. Such uneven flow of materials inevitably leads to vibrations. Coupled with thermal expansion and contraction, vibrations occur from time to time, but the degree of disturbance may vary.

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