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Oscillatory liquid flow in elastic porous tubes

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An analytical method of solution of some problems of laminar, oscillatory flow in elastic porous tubes is given. The mathematical model is based on an one-dimensional approach to the liquid motion. The derived formulae describe the main flow characteristics: pressure, velocity, local and surface outflow of fluid. Influence of geometric dimensions, mechanical properties of elastic tubes, local outflow and filtration through the porous wall, on liquid motion durability is analysed. A simple method of experimental determination of functional parameters is shown.

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Mitosek, M. Oscillatory liquid flow in elastic porous tubes. Acta Mechanica 101, 139–153 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01175602

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