Erythrocytes number in healthy individuals and anaemia laminar blood flow in the Ulnar vein in both men and women: The analysis of multi-phase heat transfer for medical application

One of the main blood problems is anaemia. In this blood disease, the major problem is the insufficient number of red blood cells (BCs). Anaemia may affect daily activities and reduce the patient’s ability to do the daily routine. The cause of this problem is carrying less oxygen all over the body....

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Main Authors: Tingting Deng, Xingting Liu, Yunwu Zhang, Shahab Naghdi
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Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2022-12-01
Series:Alexandria Engineering Journal
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description One of the main blood problems is anaemia. In this blood disease, the major problem is the insufficient number of red blood cells (BCs). Anaemia may affect daily activities and reduce the patient’s ability to do the daily routine. The cause of this problem is carrying less oxygen all over the body. This study investigated the impact of red BCs number on heat transfer (HT) through the Ulnar vein. To simulate non-Newtonian blood flow (BF) in the Ulnar vein, the power-law (PL) viscosity model with different indexes and constant heat flux is exerted to the calculation zone. The finite volume method, SIMPLE scheme, and multi-phase BF are used. The blood pressure drop and the Reynolds number (Re) are directly related, but they have a reverse relationship with the number of red BCs. Also, inadequate red BCs number affects dimensionless (dl) HT numbers in women more than men. The mediocre wall shear stress (SS) increases with enhancement Re and PL indexes. With enhancement PL indexes in all investigated parameters, the calculated parameters increased. An insufficient number of red BCs in anaemia for both men and women cause pressure drop reduction and lower thermal conductivity of BF.
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spelling doaj.art-92b1659ca36349f697430e5a9cbae3ae2022-12-23T04:37:55ZengElsevierAlexandria Engineering Journal1110-01682022-12-0161121009910107Erythrocytes number in healthy individuals and anaemia laminar blood flow in the Ulnar vein in both men and women: The analysis of multi-phase heat transfer for medical applicationTingting Deng0Xingting Liu1Yunwu Zhang2Shahab Naghdi3Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chengdu, Sichuan 611100, China; Corresponding authors.Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chengdu, Sichuan 611100, ChinaChengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chengdu, Sichuan 611100, China; Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, West China School of Basic Medical Sciences and Forensic Medicine, Sichuan University, Chengdu, Sichuan 610000, ChinaDepartment of Mechanical Engineering, Khomeinishahr Branch, Islamic Azad University, Khomeinishahr, Iran; Corresponding authors.One of the main blood problems is anaemia. In this blood disease, the major problem is the insufficient number of red blood cells (BCs). Anaemia may affect daily activities and reduce the patient’s ability to do the daily routine. The cause of this problem is carrying less oxygen all over the body. This study investigated the impact of red BCs number on heat transfer (HT) through the Ulnar vein. To simulate non-Newtonian blood flow (BF) in the Ulnar vein, the power-law (PL) viscosity model with different indexes and constant heat flux is exerted to the calculation zone. The finite volume method, SIMPLE scheme, and multi-phase BF are used. The blood pressure drop and the Reynolds number (Re) are directly related, but they have a reverse relationship with the number of red BCs. Also, inadequate red BCs number affects dimensionless (dl) HT numbers in women more than men. The mediocre wall shear stress (SS) increases with enhancement Re and PL indexes. With enhancement PL indexes in all investigated parameters, the calculated parameters increased. An insufficient number of red BCs in anaemia for both men and women cause pressure drop reduction and lower thermal conductivity of BF.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1110016822001843Blood flowPower-law indexMulti-phaseUlnar vein blood vesselRed blood cellWhite blood cell
spellingShingle Tingting Deng
Xingting Liu
Yunwu Zhang
Shahab Naghdi
Erythrocytes number in healthy individuals and anaemia laminar blood flow in the Ulnar vein in both men and women: The analysis of multi-phase heat transfer for medical application
Alexandria Engineering Journal
Blood flow
Power-law index
Multi-phase
Ulnar vein blood vessel
Red blood cell
White blood cell
title Erythrocytes number in healthy individuals and anaemia laminar blood flow in the Ulnar vein in both men and women: The analysis of multi-phase heat transfer for medical application
title_full Erythrocytes number in healthy individuals and anaemia laminar blood flow in the Ulnar vein in both men and women: The analysis of multi-phase heat transfer for medical application
title_fullStr Erythrocytes number in healthy individuals and anaemia laminar blood flow in the Ulnar vein in both men and women: The analysis of multi-phase heat transfer for medical application
title_full_unstemmed Erythrocytes number in healthy individuals and anaemia laminar blood flow in the Ulnar vein in both men and women: The analysis of multi-phase heat transfer for medical application
title_short Erythrocytes number in healthy individuals and anaemia laminar blood flow in the Ulnar vein in both men and women: The analysis of multi-phase heat transfer for medical application
title_sort erythrocytes number in healthy individuals and anaemia laminar blood flow in the ulnar vein in both men and women the analysis of multi phase heat transfer for medical application
topic Blood flow
Power-law index
Multi-phase
Ulnar vein blood vessel
Red blood cell
White blood cell
url http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1110016822001843
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