Publication detail
Study of airflow during respiratory cycle in semi-realistic model of human tracheobronchial tree
ELCNER, J. ZAREMBA, M. MALÝ, M. JEDELSKÝ, J. LÍZAL, F. JÍCHA, M.
Czech title
Studie proudění vzduchu během dýchacího cyklu v semi-realistickém modelu lidského tracheobronchiálního stromu
English title
Study of airflow during respiratory cycle in semi-realistic model of human tracheobronchial tree
Type
conference paper
Language
en
Original abstract
This article deals with study of airflow under breathing process, which is characteristic by unsteady behavior. Simulations provided by computational fluid dynamics (CFD) was compared with experiments performed on similar geometry of human upper airways. This geometry was represented by mouth cavity of realistic shape connected to an idealized tracheobronchial tree up to fourth generation of branching. Commercial CFD software Star-CCM+ was used to calculate airflow inside investigated geometry and method of Reynolds averaging of Navier-Stokes equations was used for subscribing the turbulent behavior through model geometry. Conditions corresponding to resting state were considered. Comparisons with experiments were provided on several points through trachea and bronchial tree and results with respect to inspiratory and respiratory part of breathing cycle was discussed.
Czech abstract
Tento článek se zabývá studií proudění vzduchu během jednoho dýchacího cyklu, který je charakteristický nestabilitou v chování. Počítačová simulace provedená metoudou výpočetní mechaniky tekutin (CFD) byla porovnána s experimenty provedenými na totožné geometrii zjednodušených horních cest dýchacích. Tato geometrie sestávala z ústní dutiny realistického tvaru připojené k idealizovanému tracheobronchiálnímu stromu do čtvrté generaci větvení. Komerční software Star-CCM+ byl použit pro výpočet proudění vzduchu uvnitř zkoumané geometrie. Turbulence byla simulována metodu Reynoldsova průměrování Navierových-Stokesových rovnic. Řešený stav dýchání odpovídal podmínkám za klidového stavu. Srovnání s experimenty bylo provedeno v několika bodech průdušnice a bronchiálního stromu a výsledky s ohledem na inspirační a respirační část dýchacího cyklu byly komentovány.
English abstract
This article deals with study of airflow under breathing process, which is characteristic by unsteady behavior. Simulations provided by computational fluid dynamics (CFD) was compared with experiments performed on similar geometry of human upper airways. This geometry was represented by mouth cavity of realistic shape connected to an idealized tracheobronchial tree up to fourth generation of branching. Commercial CFD software Star-CCM+ was used to calculate airflow inside investigated geometry and method of Reynolds averaging of Navier-Stokes equations was used for subscribing the turbulent behavior through model geometry. Conditions corresponding to resting state were considered. Comparisons with experiments were provided on several points through trachea and bronchial tree and results with respect to inspiratory and respiratory part of breathing cycle was discussed.
Keywords in Czech
Proudění vzduchu, CFD, plíce, dýchací cyklus
Keywords in English
Airflow, CFD, Lungs, Respiratory cycle
Released
27.04.2016
Publisher
American Institute of Physics Inc.
ISBN
978-0-7354-1402-0
ISSN
0094-243X
Book
APPLICATION OF EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL METHODS IN FLUID MECHANICS AND ENERGY 2016: XX ANNIVERSARY OF INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE
Volume
1745
Pages from–to
1–6
Pages count
6
BIBTEX
@inproceedings{BUT129687,
author="Jakub {Elcner} and Matouš {Zaremba} and Milan {Malý} and Jan {Jedelský} and František {Lízal} and Miroslav {Jícha},
title="Study of airflow during respiratory cycle in semi-realistic model of human tracheobronchial tree",
booktitle="APPLICATION OF EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL METHODS IN FLUID MECHANICS AND ENERGY 2016: XX ANNIVERSARY OF INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE",
year="2016",
volume="1745",
month="April",
pages="1--6",
publisher="American Institute of Physics Inc.",
isbn="978-0-7354-1402-0",
issn="0094-243X"
}