Computation of flow and heat transfer through a severely stenosed carotid artery : part-1

Carotid Stenosis has been a major issue as it is one of the major causes of stroke. Thus, early detection of this disease can save lives. The study attempts to investigate the relationship between the blood pulse and temperature variation on the skin surface due to the obstruction of blood flow. Usi...

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Main Author: Yip, Yun Feng
Other Authors: Ng Yin Kwee, Eddie
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-774092023-03-04T19:01:55Z Computation of flow and heat transfer through a severely stenosed carotid artery : part-1 Yip, Yun Feng Ng Yin Kwee, Eddie School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Mechanical engineering Carotid Stenosis has been a major issue as it is one of the major causes of stroke. Thus, early detection of this disease can save lives. The study attempts to investigate the relationship between the blood pulse and temperature variation on the skin surface due to the obstruction of blood flow. Using the commercial software ANSYS Fluent, simulations were done on an idealised carotid artery geometry that has blockage of 0% and 75% in the Internal Carotid Artery. The simulations, with appropriate grid density, explore the difference that cooling, followed up by rewarming, has on the skin tissue. Results, which observed the temperature contour on the top skin, shows the developing of large cold spots on the top skin of 75% Block as compared to the 0% Block. Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) 2019-05-28T07:42:47Z 2019-05-28T07:42:47Z 2019 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/77409 en Nanyang Technological University 68 p. application/pdf
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Yip, Yun Feng
Computation of flow and heat transfer through a severely stenosed carotid artery : part-1
description Carotid Stenosis has been a major issue as it is one of the major causes of stroke. Thus, early detection of this disease can save lives. The study attempts to investigate the relationship between the blood pulse and temperature variation on the skin surface due to the obstruction of blood flow. Using the commercial software ANSYS Fluent, simulations were done on an idealised carotid artery geometry that has blockage of 0% and 75% in the Internal Carotid Artery. The simulations, with appropriate grid density, explore the difference that cooling, followed up by rewarming, has on the skin tissue. Results, which observed the temperature contour on the top skin, shows the developing of large cold spots on the top skin of 75% Block as compared to the 0% Block.
author2 Ng Yin Kwee, Eddie
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Yip, Yun Feng
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author Yip, Yun Feng
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title Computation of flow and heat transfer through a severely stenosed carotid artery : part-1
title_short Computation of flow and heat transfer through a severely stenosed carotid artery : part-1
title_full Computation of flow and heat transfer through a severely stenosed carotid artery : part-1
title_fullStr Computation of flow and heat transfer through a severely stenosed carotid artery : part-1
title_full_unstemmed Computation of flow and heat transfer through a severely stenosed carotid artery : part-1
title_sort computation of flow and heat transfer through a severely stenosed carotid artery : part-1
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