Which outcome results when an underwater acoustic projector exceeds its cavitation threshold?

💡 Explanation

Erosion damage on occurs because violent bubble collapses during acoustic cavitation, which exceed material limits; erosion affects surfaces because high-intensity waves create areas of negative pressure; therefore erosion is the result, rather than improved range, reduced power, or improved beamforming which require intact parts.

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