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In conclusion the hydrodynamic cavitation reactors provide huge potential and convincing approach for various immediate industrial scale implementations as compared to acoustic reactors. Moreover, the feasibility of scale up of this reactor is relatively easier since plenty of research has already been done on fluid dynamics in the downstream of constriction valves. The operating efficiency and energy dissipation also goes down we scale up the reactor.

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