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Numerical and experimental study of liquid metal stirring by rotating permanent magnets

2018

In this work, we study liquid gallium stirring by rotating permanent magnets. We demonstrate possibility of easily creating different flow patterns by rotating permanent magnets, which can be industrially important for controlling heat and mass transfer processes in the system. Unlike the typical approach of simulating magnet rotation as a transient problem and time-averaging the Lorentz forces, we solve the magnet rotation as a harmonic (frequency domain) problem, which leads to forces equal to time-averaged ones and decreases the simulation time considerably. Numerical results are validated using qualitative flow structure results from the neutron radiography visualization of tracer parti…

Liquid metalMaterials sciencePermanent magnetsNumerical modelsUltrasonic Doppler velocimeters02 engineering and technologyQuantitative dataRotationHeat and mass transfer process020501 mining & metallurgyPhysics::Fluid DynamicsMagnetohydrodynamicssymbols.namesakeFrequency domainsneutron radiographyLiquid metal stirringTransient problemsFrequency domain analysisddc:530Mass transferUDVMagnetic materialsMetal meltingNumerical and experimental studyData visualizationnumerical modellingMechanicsVelocimetry0205 materials engineeringFrequency domainMagnetNumerical resultsHarmonicsymbolsUltrasound Doppler velocimetryDewey Decimal Classification::500 | Naturwissenschaften::530 | PhysikTransient (oscillation)Lorentz forceLiquid metalsIOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering
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Assessment of Cardiorespiratory Interactions During Spontaneous and Controlled Breathing: Linear Parametric Analysis

2022

In this work, we perform a linear parametric analysis of cardiorespiratory interactions in bivariate time series of heart period (HP) and respiration (RESP) measured in 19 healthy subjects during spontaneous breathing and controlled breathing at varying breathing frequency. The analysis is carried out computing measures of the total and causal interaction between HP and RESP variability in both time and frequency domains (low- and high-frequency, LF and HF). Results highlight strong cardiorespiratory interactions in the time domain and within the HF band that are not affected by the paced breathing condition. Interactions in the LF band are weaker and prevalent along the direction from HP t…

Settore ING-INF/06 - Bioingegneria Elettronica E InformaticaTime series analysis Time-domain analysis controlled respiration cardiorespiratory interactions frequency domains causal interaction2022 12th Conference of the European Study Group on Cardiovascular Oscillations (ESGCO)
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