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Persistence of Non-Newtonian Squeeze Films in Joints, film thickness h., was found to vary as h. Clearly, the squeeze times increase dramatically for shear-thinning fluids over isoviscous fluids, in thin films. For films with constricted edges, the increase in squeeze time due to the shear thinning behavior is even more pronounced..These results sugge

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The Starr-Edwards Aortic Ball Valve: Flow Characteristics, Thrombus Formation and Tissue Overgrowthent shear stresses (on the order of 100–5000 dynes/cm.) in the immediate downstream vicinity of the valve, and (f) large shear stresses adjacent to the poppet surface and struts (on the order of 10.–10. dynes/cm.)..The observed stagnation zone could encourage thrombus formation on the apex of the ca

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, Fluid Dynamics of St. Jude, Ionescu-Shiley and Carpentier-Edwards Aortic Heart Valve Prostheses,entier-Edwards valve had excessively large pressure-drops. The photographs of the opening of the valve leaflets indicated that the two bioprostheses do not open as ideally as the natural aortic valve. It was also observed that the Ionescu-Shiley aortic valves opened more symmetrically and with repro

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Die Volkswirtschaftslehre als Wissenschaft,In recent years, the applications of linear systems analysis techniques have become increasingly valuable in the study and understanding of the arterial hemodynamics. The aim of this paper is to review these concepts as applied to the characterization of pressure-flow relationships in the ascending aorta.