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The cavitation aspect of the transient interaction of deformable surfaces with water waves is considered. This problem is examined using an experimental approach by creating a pressure wave in water and impacting it on metal plates. Such loadings can occur from underwater explosions or from large surface waves, and are important for the design of merchant and naval ships, and offshore structures. Often these loadings cannot be predicted very accurately. In particular, the uncertainties in the loadings are associated with cavitation that is generated during the transient water-deformable surface interaction process.

The transient interaction of plates with extreme water waves: effects of deformability and hull cavitation