Poiseuille and his law.

Inherent Irreversibility of Exothermic Chemical Reactive Third-Grade Poiseuille Flow of a Variable Viscosity with Convective Cooling

In this study, the analysis of inherent irreversibility of chemical reactive third-grade poiseuille flow of a variable viscosity with convective cooling is investigated. The dissipative heat in a reactive exothermic chemical moves over liquid in an irreversible way and the entropy is produced unceasingly in the system within the fixed walls. The heat convective exchange with the surrounding tem...

Simulation of Plane Poiseuille Flow of a Rarefied Gas with an Extended Lattice Boltzmann Method

Several algorithmic extensions to the Lattice Boltzmann method (LBM) that permits its application to rarefied gas flows are presented. The accuracy of the new method is first demonstrated by validating the desired power-law viscosity-temperature relationship over the range of power-law exponents typically found in single component fluids. Next, the plane Poiseuille flow scenario is simulated fo...

The evolution of the meaning of blood hyperviscosity in cardiovascular physiopathology: should we reinterpret Poiseuille?

In the 1960s and 1970s, a number of researchers (including ourselves) involved in the study of cardiovascular pathophysiology and particularly in the development of techniques to quantify blood flow, came across the observation that, along with vessel diameter, also blood viscosity plays an important role not only in theory but also in practice. Until then, viscosity was thought to play only a ...

Magnetohydrodynamic (MHD ) Plane Poiseuille Flow With Variable Viscosity and Unequal Wall Temperatures

Personal Status of Cryonic Patients

Eternity is a human basic instinct. So he does his best for it. Cryonic is a hypnotically way for life extension via cooling patient body whit purpose of recovering and curing in future. This method raised various legal problems including the patient incapacity, his wife status, heritage, children custody and financial duties. It seems this kinds of problems has a root in patient status of life...