Blood damage and turbulence: in vitro study of the turbulence-induced hemolysis in a Taylor-Couette-System

血液损伤和湍流:Taylor-Couette 系统中湍流引起的溶血的体外研究

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项目摘要

Blood damage caused by turbulence is a huge problem in the clinical use of cardiovascular implants such as ventricular assist devices. Objective: The objective of the project is to investigate the blood damage caused by turbulence in-vitro. This has not yet been achieved, as turbulence chambers commonly used in fluid mechanics are not suited for investigation of blood flows. Using an experimental turbulence chamber, a Taylor-Couette system (TCS) with counter-rotating cylinders, turbulence can be generated, and blood damage caused by turbulent flow features can be investigated experimentally. State of the art: The importance of blood damage for ventricular assist devices is judged as an important issue in the international literature. A variety of damage models is presented, but there is a lack of consensus between the respective models as well as between models and underlying experiments. Currently, there is no in-vitro model known, which permits to subject a limited blood volume to a defined turbulence. Hypothesis: The hypothesis is, that blood damage caused by turbulence can be experimentally investigated in a special TCS. In this flow chamber the inner and the outer cylinder can be rotated independently from each other. When counter rotating with distinct rotational speeds, featureless turbulence is generated in the gap between both cylinders. So far, this effect was not yet used for the investigation of blood damage due to turbulence flows. Furthermore, a nearly homogenous laminar shear flow with similar average shear rates can be generated in the same Couette flow chamber. Using this feature, a direct comparison between laminar and turbulent flow conditions can be performed. Methods: Using the TCS with counter rotating cylinders, a turbulent flow is generated in the gap. Using the same flow chamber, the fluid in the gap can be subjected to laminar and turbulent shear flow with the same average shear rate. The flow characters are investigated using a test fluid modelling the multiphasic behavior of blood and a two velocity-component LDA probe. Characteristic turbulence parameters are assessed as a function of rotational speed and effects of flow conditions, turbulence intensity, time will be investigated as well as the variance of those turbulent parameters. For the assessment of blood damage, blood samples of animals and healthy volunteers are investigated with current clinical standard methods. Finally, a model for prediction of blood damage based on turbulence parameters will be developed.
湍流引起的血液损伤是心室辅助装置等心血管植入物临床使用中的一个巨大问题。目的:该项目的目的是调查体外湍流引起的血液损伤。这一目标尚未实现,因为流体力学中常用的湍流室不适合研究血流。使用实验湍流室,即具有反向旋转圆柱体的泰勒-库埃特系统(TCS),可以产生湍流,并可以通过实验研究湍流特征引起的血液损伤。最新技术:血液损伤对于心室辅助装置的重要性被认为是国际文献中的一个重要问题。提出了多种损伤模型,但各个模型之间以及模型与基础实验之间缺乏共识。目前,还没有已知的体外模型可以使有限的血容量经受规定的湍流。假设:假设是,湍流引起的血液损伤可以在特殊的 TCS 中进行实验研究。在该流动室中,内筒和外筒可以彼此独立地旋转。当以不同的转速反向旋转时,两个气缸之间的间隙中会产生无特征的湍流。到目前为止,这种效应尚未用于研究湍流引起的血液损伤。此外,可以在相同的库埃特流动室中产生具有相似平均剪切速率的几乎均匀的层流剪切流。利用此功能,可以对层流和湍流条件进行直接比较。方法:使用具有反向旋转圆柱体的 TCS,在间隙中产生湍流。使用相同的流动室,间隙中的流体可以受到具有相同平均剪切速率的层流和湍流剪切流。使用模拟血液多相行为的测试流体和两个速度分量 LDA 探头来研究流动特性。特征湍流参数被评估为旋转速度和流动条件影响的函数,湍流强度、时间以及这些湍流参数的方差将被研究。为了评估血液损伤,使用当前的临床标准方法对动物和健康志愿者的血液样本进行研究。最后,将开发基于湍流参数的血液损伤预测模型。

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Computer assisted analysis and prediction of the haemodynamic outcome of treatment strategies in congenital heart diseases
先天性心脏病治疗策略血流动力学结果的计算机辅助分析和预测
  • 批准号:
    223533535
  • 财政年份:
    2012
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    --
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    Research Grants
Untersuchung von Strömung, Gefäßgeometrie und Atherosklerose in menschlichen Koronarien
人类冠状动脉血流、血管几何形状和动脉粥样硬化的研究
  • 批准号:
    5419319
  • 财政年份:
    2004
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    --
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Fluid-Structure-Interaction Modelling of the Heart Hemodynamics using Statistical Shape Models
使用统计形状模型对心脏血流动力学进行流固耦合建模
  • 批准号:
    465178743
  • 财政年份:
  • 资助金额:
    --
  • 项目类别:
    Priority Programmes

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