Impact of dilating forcing amplitudes on a peristaltically driven non-Newtonian fluid in an elastic tube: application to swallowing disorders

Sanjay K. Pandey, Anupam K. Pandey
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We investigate the flow dynamics within an elastic tube transporting a power-law fluid, where the tube is subject to a specified external forcing in the form of a progressive traveling wave. The oesophagus is cylindrical in shape and exhibits linear elastic properties. The flow is creeping, and the long wavelength and low Reynolds number approximations are employed for a solution. The relationship between the pressure distribution within the oesophagus and the radial variation of the tube characterizes the behavior of the tube. Findings reveal that the elasticity and the variations in the applied dilating forcing amplitude substantially impact pressure resulting from sinusoidal wave forcing. Notably, even a nominal increase in the inward radial force amplitude for dilatant fluid results in significant pressure changes compared with Newtonian fluid. We also observe a notable distinction between time-averaged volume flow rate and velocity in pseudo-plastic and dilatant forms. Our study also identifies that the radial velocity experiences either attenuation or enhancement due to the fluid’s shear thickening and thinning characteristics. Moreover, our research uncovers a novel dimension by highlighting that in shifting from pseudo-plasticity to dilatancy, the fluid requires higher pressure to propel the bolus toward the hiatus. This observation has important implications, suggesting that feeding a more dilatant fluid to patients with pre-diagnosed swallowing disorders, such as sliding hiatus hernia, is not advisable, fearing increased pressure.
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扩张强迫振幅对弹性管中蠕动非牛顿流体的影响:在吞咽障碍中的应用
我们研究了输送幂律流体的弹性管内的流动动力学,在这种情况下,管子会受到以渐进行波形式出现的特定外力作用。食道呈圆柱形,具有线性弹性特性。流动是蠕动的,采用长波长和低雷诺数近似来求解。食道内压力分布与管道径向变化之间的关系描述了管道的行为特征。研究结果表明,弹性和施加的扩张强迫振幅变化对正弦波强迫产生的压力有很大影响。值得注意的是,与牛顿流体相比,即使扩张流体向内径向力振幅的名义增加也会导致显著的压力变化。我们还观察到假塑性流体和扩张性流体的时间平均体积流量和速度之间存在明显差异。我们的研究还发现,由于流体的剪切增厚和减薄特性,径向速度要么衰减,要么增强。此外,我们的研究还发现了一个新的层面,即在从假塑性转变为扩张性的过程中,流体需要更高的压力才能将栓塞推向间隙。这一观察结果具有重要的意义,它表明,给预先诊断为吞咽障碍(如滑动裂孔疝)的患者喂食扩张性更强的液体是不可取的,因为会增加压力。
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