A non-overload centrifugal pump has been invented to solve the long-existingoverload problem of low specific speed centrifugal pumps when operating at greater flow andlower head than normal. The performance characteri...A non-overload centrifugal pump has been invented to solve the long-existingoverload problem of low specific speed centrifugal pumps when operating at greater flow andlower head than normal. The performance characteristics of non-overload centrifugal pumpsand the ordinary ones are introduced, and the test results are given here. By I. Khalil's numencalmethod, in hub-shroud plane using potential flow calculation to determine flow surface positionand in blade-blade plane using revised k turbulence model, the inner flow of non-overloadcentnfugal pumps and the ordinary ones are respectively calculated. The numerical simulationshows that the inner flow situates are completely different under the two cases. And there existsremarkable inner flow characteristics of non-overload centrifugal impellers but with neither flowseparation nor apparent wake flow, therefore, the lower efficiency attributes to the larger hydrau-lic friction loss due to larger blade wrapping angle.展开更多
Changes in intramyocardial tissue pressure modulate the relationship between coronary pressure and flow during the cardiac cycle. The present study compared the relation between measured and calculated diastolic suben...Changes in intramyocardial tissue pressure modulate the relationship between coronary pressure and flow during the cardiac cycle. The present study compared the relation between measured and calculated diastolic subendocardial tissue pressure and coronary pressure at zero flow in anesthetized dogs after modulation of either coronary sinus (i.e. Fogarty catheter) or left ventricular intracavity (i.e. volume loading) pressure. Experiments were conducted in anesthetized, instrumented dogs;coronary pressure flow relations were constructed during pharmacologic vasodilatation and intramyocardial tissue pressure was measured using micromanometer pressure sensors. Elevated coronary sinus pressures did not affect subendocardial pressure-flow relations signifying that diastolic tissue pressure within this layer is the effective coronary back pressure. Higher left ventricular intracavity pressure did not affect either diastolic subendocardial tissue pressure or pressure flow relations within this layer. Results show a direct linear relation (y = 1.106x - 0.652;r2 = 0.59. P = 0.001) between measured and calculated diastolic subendocardial tissue pressure and coronary pressure at zero-flow over a wide range of pressures after either LV systemic or coronary sinus pressure modulation. Knowledge of back pressure in the subendocardium is useful for the evaluation of efficacy of cardiac interventions on myocardial perfusion particularly at the level of the microcirculation.展开更多
文摘A non-overload centrifugal pump has been invented to solve the long-existingoverload problem of low specific speed centrifugal pumps when operating at greater flow andlower head than normal. The performance characteristics of non-overload centrifugal pumpsand the ordinary ones are introduced, and the test results are given here. By I. Khalil's numencalmethod, in hub-shroud plane using potential flow calculation to determine flow surface positionand in blade-blade plane using revised k turbulence model, the inner flow of non-overloadcentnfugal pumps and the ordinary ones are respectively calculated. The numerical simulationshows that the inner flow situates are completely different under the two cases. And there existsremarkable inner flow characteristics of non-overload centrifugal impellers but with neither flowseparation nor apparent wake flow, therefore, the lower efficiency attributes to the larger hydrau-lic friction loss due to larger blade wrapping angle.
文摘Changes in intramyocardial tissue pressure modulate the relationship between coronary pressure and flow during the cardiac cycle. The present study compared the relation between measured and calculated diastolic subendocardial tissue pressure and coronary pressure at zero flow in anesthetized dogs after modulation of either coronary sinus (i.e. Fogarty catheter) or left ventricular intracavity (i.e. volume loading) pressure. Experiments were conducted in anesthetized, instrumented dogs;coronary pressure flow relations were constructed during pharmacologic vasodilatation and intramyocardial tissue pressure was measured using micromanometer pressure sensors. Elevated coronary sinus pressures did not affect subendocardial pressure-flow relations signifying that diastolic tissue pressure within this layer is the effective coronary back pressure. Higher left ventricular intracavity pressure did not affect either diastolic subendocardial tissue pressure or pressure flow relations within this layer. Results show a direct linear relation (y = 1.106x - 0.652;r2 = 0.59. P = 0.001) between measured and calculated diastolic subendocardial tissue pressure and coronary pressure at zero-flow over a wide range of pressures after either LV systemic or coronary sinus pressure modulation. Knowledge of back pressure in the subendocardium is useful for the evaluation of efficacy of cardiac interventions on myocardial perfusion particularly at the level of the microcirculation.
