By John David Anderson
The Beginner's advisor to Computational Fluid Dynamics From aerospace layout to purposes in civil, mechanical, and chemical engineering, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is as crucial because it is complicated. the main available advent of its type, Computational Fluid Dynamics: the fundamentals With functions, through skilled aerospace engineer John D. Anderson, Jr., grants an intensive grounding in: the governing equations of fluid dynamics--their derivation, actual which means, and so much correct types; numerical discretization of the governing equations--including grids with acceptable ameliorations and well known options for fixing stream difficulties; universal CFD laptop picture techiniques; functions of CFD to four vintage fluid dynamics problems--quasi-one-dimensional nozzle flows, two-dimensional supersonic move, incompressible couette move, and supersonic move over a flat plate; cutting-edge algorithms and functions in CFD--from the Beam and Warming option to Second-Order Upwind Schemes and past.
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51 Mate,Ag e49 w ~ n:: I . x I . ~~ X Subject l Dynamic Lung Resistan ce versus Gas Volume Exhaled and Mean Unidirec tional Flow WILLIS G. DOWNING, JR. 26 a) SLOW EXHALATION --x-- Unidirectional Flow --o- Sinusoidal Flow 12 8 4 ........ 57 . SeC) b) FAST EXHALATION (maximal) Ref. 931 Female, Age 38 w 0 z i=! 6 . 23 MEAN UNIDIRECTIONAL FLOW (t/sec) I II III IV V VI VII Vlll IX X TENTH VOLUME RANGES EXHALED Figure 5. 009 1. 862 rejected t{(Resista nce to Unidirecti onal Flow) - (Resistanc e to Sinusoidal Flow)} .
ABSTRACT This paper reports an experimental effort to determine the work of breathing caused by resistance to flow through the branching bronchial tree of the human lung. The earliest attempts to quantify this resistance employed the assumption of laminar Poiseuille flow through the bronchi which led to values much lower than expected from clinical tests. More recently, the observation of vortices in models of bronchial flow has resulted in the suggestion that the pressure drop relation for turbulent flow might be more appropriate even though the flow remains laminar.
Expressions for the total viscous pressure drop across the lung and viscous resistance of each order of bronchi are developed which agree reasonably well with the small amount of human data available. The pressure drop is sho\vn to be greater than would be predicted by a laminar flow model but less than that for fully turbulent flow. REFERENCES 1. Comroe, H. : Physiology of Respiration, Chap. , Chicago, 1974. 2. : Der Stromungswiderstand in den menschlichen Atemwegen, Pfugers Arch. ges. , Vol. 162, pp.