2008
DOI: 10.1590/s1678-58782008000300011
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A carbon monoxide transport model of the human respiratory system applied to urban atmosphere exposure analysis

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“…(17) and (18) [21], which analyzed how the power of breathing was influenced by ventilation. Pressure-volume curves of the lung were plotted for different subjects and different values of ventilation.…”
Section: Figure 3: Representation Of the Adopted Control Volumementioning
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“…(17) and (18) [21], which analyzed how the power of breathing was influenced by ventilation. Pressure-volume curves of the lung were plotted for different subjects and different values of ventilation.…”
Section: Figure 3: Representation Of the Adopted Control Volumementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Acclimatization periods are also taken into account by means of hemoglobin concentration. Two models are employed to supply the basic data to the exergy analyses: Ferreira and Yanagihara [14] thermal model of the human body and Albuquerque, Yanagihara and Turri [18] model of the respiratory system. To evaluate the exergy performance of the body as a whole, the model of Mady et al [7] and Mady and Oliveira Junior [19] are adopted.…”
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“…O presente trabalho tem como base o modelo do sistema respiratório de Albuquerque-Neto, Yanagihara e Turri (2008) e o modelo do sistema térmico de Ferreira e Yanagihara (2009). Ambos são modelos recentes, que consideram diversos aspectos importantes desenvolvidos ao longo da história.…”
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“…No modelo do sistema respiratório de Albuquerque-Neto, Yanagihara e Turri (2008), o corpo humano foi representado por compartimentos sanguíneos (arterial, venoso, capilares pulmonares e teciduais), compartimentos teciduais (muscular e não muscular) e por um compartimento alveolar. As equações geradas a partir de balanços de massa determinam a concentração de O 2 , CO 2 e CO em cada compartimento ao longo do tempo.…”
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