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    ANSYS inc cfd-post 17
    Cfd Post 17, supplied by ANSYS inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: A CFD based automatic method for compartment model development
    Article Snippet: Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is a powerful tool for quantitative prediction of fluid dependent properties in a finite volume.. However, the complexity of solving the momentum balances and the continuity equations at each element of the discretized geometry can easily lead to an expensive computational task.. Compartment modelling is a potential alternative to speed up the calculation, which is however reached at the expense of the level of accuracy.




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    Wall shear stress in semi-circular channels simulated with water. Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) results showing wall shear stress (WSS) at the top and bottom of the semi-circular in the control (A–C), 30% stenosis (D–F), 60% stenosis (G–I) and 80% stenosis (J–L) models. Colour scales at the top of the images in (A)–(H) represent a WSS range between 0.0–2.0 Pa (0.0–20 dyn cm −2 ), while in (J and K) the scale ranges from 0.0–18.1 Pa (0.0–181 dyn cm −2 ). In (C, F, I and L) the x axis indicates the different regions of the channel: upstream (U; 7 mm), stenosis (S; 11 mm), post-stenotic dilatation (PSD; 13.5 mm), downstream 1 (D1; 18 mm) and downstream 2 (D2; 22.5 mm). All simulations were performed in CFX (Ansys, Inc.), using an inlet velocity of 60.2 mm s −1 (0.5 L h −1 ) and outlet pressure of 0.097 kPa.

    Journal: Lab on a Chip

    Article Title: 3D modelling of pulmonary arterial stenosis and endothelial dysfunction in CTEPH †

    doi: 10.1039/d5lc00300h

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Wall shear stress in semi-circular channels simulated with water. Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) results showing wall shear stress (WSS) at the top and bottom of the semi-circular in the control (A–C), 30% stenosis (D–F), 60% stenosis (G–I) and 80% stenosis (J–L) models. Colour scales at the top of the images in (A)–(H) represent a WSS range between 0.0–2.0 Pa (0.0–20 dyn cm −2 ), while in (J and K) the scale ranges from 0.0–18.1 Pa (0.0–181 dyn cm −2 ). In (C, F, I and L) the x axis indicates the different regions of the channel: upstream (U; 7 mm), stenosis (S; 11 mm), post-stenotic dilatation (PSD; 13.5 mm), downstream 1 (D1; 18 mm) and downstream 2 (D2; 22.5 mm). All simulations were performed in CFX (Ansys, Inc.), using an inlet velocity of 60.2 mm s −1 (0.5 L h −1 ) and outlet pressure of 0.097 kPa.

    Article Snippet: All results files were post-processed and analysed in CFD POST (Ansys, Inc.).

    Techniques: Shear, Control