CHAPTER 1
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Problems based upon experiments and models |
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Two tanks with additional outflow – balance of volume |
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2 |
Two communicating oil tanks – equilibration of levels |
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3 |
Pressure differences in pipes and pumps |
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4 |
Elastance and capacitance of a beaker |
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5 |
Discharging an oil tank – laminar flow |
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6 |
Discharging a water tank – a dynamical model |
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7 |
Characteristic of flow through aortic valve |
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8 |
Two tanks with additional outflow |
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9 |
Diffusion: Flow in a chain of tanks |
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10 |
Starting and stopping the flow of water |
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11 |
A chain of tanks with inductive flow – wave propagation |
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12 |
A pump between two tanks |
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13 |
Pumps and pipes: Characteristic and water flow |
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14 |
The heart as an intermittently working pump |
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15 |
A model of a windkessel pump |
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Water flowing from tank into pipe: Pressure drop |
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