When you inhale, air flows through the turbinate bones of your nasal passages as shown in Figure 1. Assume that for a short length of 19.8 mm, the flow is passing through vertical plates. Also, the plates having a mean total width of w-16.4 and spacing of a = 1 mm. If Pa.s and the lungs produce a pressure drop of 44 Pa, and the air has a temperature of 20 C (with = 18.1 x 10 p=1.203 kg/m³),

When you inhale, air flows through the turbinate bones of your nasal passages as shown in Figure 1. Assume that for a short length of 19.8 mm, the flow is passing through vertical plates. Also, the plates having a mean total width of w-16.4 and spacing of a = 1 mm. If Pa.s and the lungs produce a pressure drop of 44 Pa, and the air has a temperature of 20 C (with = 18.1 x 10 p=1.203 kg/m³),

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