Coupled modelling of blood flow and arterial wall interactions by the finite element method

X. Xu, T. Griffith, M. Collins, C.J.H. Jones, Y. Tardy
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A coupled treatment of blood/arterial wall interactions is presented here. The model solves three different types of equations: (1) the full time-dependent Navier-Stokes equations governing the flow of blood, (2) the linear-elastic small-displacement stress equations for the arterial wall, and (3) the mesh displacement equations. These equations are discretised using the Galerkin finite element method. The coupled model is able to predict the time-dependent displacement and stress fields within the solid wall, as well as the full flow field. To demonstrate the validity of the approach, a number of sample calculations have been performed showing good agreement with available analytical solutions. The model is then applied to physiologically realistic arterial flow situations.<>
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血流与动脉壁相互作用的有限元耦合模拟
本文介绍了血液/动脉壁相互作用的耦合处理。该模型可求解三种不同类型的方程:(1)控制血流的全时变Navier-Stokes方程,(2)动脉壁的线弹性小位移应力方程,以及(3)网格位移方程。用伽辽金有限元法对这些方程进行离散。该耦合模型能够预测固壁内随时间变化的位移场和应力场以及整个流场。为了证明该方法的有效性,进行了一些样本计算,显示与现有的解析解非常吻合。然后将该模型应用于生理上真实的动脉血流情况
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