Numerical Analysis of Aneurysm in Artery

H. Girija Bai

doi:10.61841/b9ba5145

Authors

H. Girija Bai Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai. Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.61841/b9ba5145

Keywords:

Aneurysm, Hemodynamic, Finite Volume Method (FVM), Velocity, Pressure

Abstract

In this article, the numerical solution of blood vessels affected by aneurysm with dilation 25% is analyzed. Hemodynamic factors such as pressure and velocity are computed using Finite Volume Method. High pressure and low velocity is observed in the region of aneurysm. This is a sign to the disruption of blood flow. To understand the relationship between hemodynamic parameters and risk of rupture computational methods plays a vital role.

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