Task 1: Consider a simplified shape of a blood vein branching- similar to the Brachial vein. You like to determine whether this person is having a hypertension (high blood pressure) or a hypotension by determining the pressure in the main vein. Note that a nominal value for the normal pressure for that specific vein is 140 mmHg. If the found value is higher, we can consider the person to be hypertensive. Assume a blood density of 1050 [kg/m³] and a viscosity of 3.5 [Pa.s] Is this a hypertension case? (i.e., is the pressure in the main vein P1> 140 mmHg? What is the classification of the flow in the main vein, r,= 7.5 mm? (laminar or turbulent)? Show your work. P3=l.5KPa 6=4 mm ri=7.5mm 2 2= 3 mm *= 0.02%s Figure 1: Schematic diagram of task

Task 1: Consider a simplified shape of a blood vein branching- similar to the Brachial vein. You like to determine whether this person is having a hypertension (high blood pressure) or a hypotension by determining the pressure in the main vein. Note that a nominal value for the normal pressure for that specific vein is 140 mmHg. If the found value is higher, we can consider the person to be hypertensive. Assume a blood density of 1050 [kg/m³] and a viscosity of 3.5 [Pa.s] Is this a hypertension case? (i.e., is the pressure in the main vein P1> 140 mmHg? What is the classification of the flow in the main vein, r,= 7.5 mm? (laminar or turbulent)? Show your work. P3=l.5KPa 6=4 mm ri=7.5mm 2 2= 3 mm *= 0.02%s Figure 1: Schematic diagram of task

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology (MindTap Course List)

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Author:John Tomczyk, Eugene Silberstein, Bill Whitman, Bill Johnson

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Chapter35: Comfort And Psychrometrics

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