Evaluation of blood flow with heat transfer in human arteries through numerical modelling
Carotid artery stenosis has become a common disease in today’s society. Evaluation through numerical modelling is one of the widely adopted approaches in biomedical related studies as it usually provides a solid basis at minimal cost. This study aims to evaluate blood flow with heat transfer and its...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-1408032023-03-04T20:02:16Z Evaluation of blood flow with heat transfer in human arteries through numerical modelling Zhang, Zihao Ng Yin Kwee School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering mykng@ntu.edu.sg Engineering::Mechanical engineering::Mechanics and dynamics Carotid artery stenosis has become a common disease in today’s society. Evaluation through numerical modelling is one of the widely adopted approaches in biomedical related studies as it usually provides a solid basis at minimal cost. This study aims to evaluate blood flow with heat transfer and its relation to carotid artery stenosis through numerical modelling. Utilizing a numerical scheme with finite volume, a simulation of Systolic and Diastolic carotid artery flow inlet conditions is conducted with varying stenosis degree of 25%-90% in the carotid model. A study on 3-dimensional conjugate heat transfer is conducted on an ideal geometry of carotid artery, enclosed in a model representing the neck tissue of a human body. Varying temperature contours can be seen between non-stenosed and stenosed cases as the difference in the average temperature of the external surface of the neck skin is insignificant. The existence of a ‘cold region’ in the temperature of the external neck skin have been reported with more carotid artery stenosis cases on the rise. This numerical study will be helpful and have a strong basis for future evaluations with patients. Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) 2020-06-02T04:45:30Z 2020-06-02T04:45:30Z 2020 Final Year Project (FYP) https://hdl.handle.net/10356/140803 en P-C008 application/pdf Nanyang Technological University |
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Carotid artery stenosis has become a common disease in today’s society. Evaluation through numerical modelling is one of the widely adopted approaches in biomedical related studies as it usually provides a solid basis at minimal cost. This study aims to evaluate blood flow with heat transfer and its relation to carotid artery stenosis through numerical modelling. Utilizing a numerical scheme with finite volume, a simulation of Systolic and Diastolic carotid artery flow inlet conditions is conducted with varying stenosis degree of 25%-90% in the carotid model. A study on 3-dimensional conjugate heat transfer is conducted on an ideal geometry of carotid artery, enclosed in a model representing the neck tissue of a human body. Varying temperature contours can be seen between non-stenosed and stenosed cases as the difference in the average temperature of the external surface of the neck skin is insignificant. The existence of a ‘cold region’ in the temperature of the external neck skin have been reported with more carotid artery stenosis cases on the rise. This numerical study will be helpful and have a strong basis for future evaluations with patients. |
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