Lecture

Dimensional Analysis: Pulsatile Flow

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Description

This lecture covers dimensional analysis applied to pulsatile flow in straight rigid tubes, discussing the Womersley parameter, viscous layer thickness, inertance, and the governing equations for velocity in fluid dynamics. It also explores the use of harmonics to describe arterial pulses.

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Mechanics: Fluid mechanics

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