Lecture 12 - Flow modelling Flashcards

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Which velocity profiles are seen in arterial flow modelling wrt alpha?

A

Flat profile: alpha = 16 (large elastic arteries)
Parabolic profile: alpha = 2 (small arteries)

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2
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How can you simplify the velocity profile

A

Coriolis’ coefficient

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3
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what is the electric circuit analogy of blood flow?

A

Resistance = viscous resistance
Capacitance = vessel compliance
Inductance = inertial effect
Complex velocity profiles can be simulated by adding combinations of inductances and resistances in parallel
Time evolution of pressure and flow in the system
No spatial discretisation

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4
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Which dimension of model should be used for each vessel in a multiscale vascular model?

A

long elastic vessel - 1d
Capillary - 0d

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5
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Womersley Number Equation

A

alpha = l * sqrt [ (2pirho) / (Tc*mu) ]

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6
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Womersley Number parameters

A

alpha - womersley number
rho - density
Tc - period of cardiac cycle
mu - dynamic viscosity
l - characteristic length (but basically radius)

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7
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Which equations are key for deriving other important simplified equations in 1d and 0d?

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Continuity equations (mass, energy, momentum)

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