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On wave propagation in elastic tubes conducting rotational flows (English)
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1987
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The propagation of perturbations in liquid filled elastic tubes depends on the stream velocity of the basic flow. This phenomenon is currently analyzed with the method of the characteristics which relies upon a basic flow with a rectangular velocity profile. It seems that this one- dimensional flow approximation has not been convincingly validated, which justifies to consider other, more general velocity profiles. In the present analytical study the velocity profile is a quadratic function of the radial coordinate. Small amplitude perturbations are superposed on this inviscid, basic state in which the mean velocity \(\bar U\) is arbitrarily large. A normal mode analysis shows that the velocity profile and therefore the vorticity of the basic flow influence the more the phenomenon the larger is \(\bar U.\) For example, a parabolic profile allows countercurrent wave propagation regardless of \(\bar U.\) This questions the one-dimensional wave propagation theory in compliant tubes and, consequently, the interpretation of several physiological and medical problems mainly in the respiratory and cardio-vascular systems.
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perturbations
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liquid filled elastic tubes
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stream velocity
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method of the characteristics
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rectangular velocity profile
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one-dimensional flow approximation
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Small amplitude perturbations
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inviscid, basic state
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cardio-vascular systems
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