'Flow resistance' diaporamas de présentation

Hemodynamics

Hemodynamics. Hemodynamics. - the study of blood circulation and the forces and motion of blood flow Flow - the ability to move from one point to another when a force is applied. Matter is classified into 3 categories: Gas Liquid Solid. Fluid.

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MID TERM EXAM 1 WEEK FROM TODAY

MID TERM EXAM 1 WEEK FROM TODAY. http://www.homepage.montana.edu/~kmw/. Today. Fluvial Process Geomorphic Work Bankfull discharge Hydraulic geometry Open channel toolbox. Channel Morphology = f(River Work). Work = Force x distance Power = Rate at which work is done

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The Respiratory System

The Respiratory System. Anatomy and Mechanics. Pulmonary volumes and capacities (a capacity is the sum of two or more volumes). The system can be divided into conducting and respiratory zones.

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(14 p.341) Viscous Fluid Flow

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Chapter 9 Viscous fluid flow (Chap. 14 in the textbook page 341)

Chapter 9 Viscous fluid flow (Chap. 14 in the textbook page 341). Dr. Haykel Abdelhamid Elabidi. April/May 2014/Ju T 1435. Units of Chapter 9. V iscosity Flow in the circulatory system. Viscosity. The viscosity of a fluid is a measure of its resistance to flow under an applied force.

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Laboratory research relating to large woody design

Laboratory research relating to large woody design. flow. Vivian Leung University of Washington. Designing with large woody debris. http://foreignwaters.blogspot.com/2007_08_01_archive.html. photo courtesy of Andy Ritchie. Abbe, T. B., and Montgomery, D. R 2003. Laboratory experiments

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Uniform Flow

Uniform Flow. Introduction. Flow depth does not change with distance is called uniform flow and corresponding depth is called the normal depth. (Chaudhry, 2008). Uniform Flow Features. The depth, water area, velocity and discharge at every section of the channel reach are constant.

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A Review on Respiratory Muscle Training Devices

The respiratory muscles are unique amongst the skeletal muscles, since they must work without sustained rest throughout life. However, conditions, such as respiratory diseases, neurological lesions, electrolyte disturbances, blood gas abnormalities, intense weight loss, and cardiac decompensation, may affect these muscles.

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