Simulation of Magnetic Fluid Flow based on Maxwell's Equations and Navier-Stokes Equations

Lohakan, M.; Seetao, C.; Boonsang, Siridech; Pintavirooj, C.

doi:10.1109/iscit.2006.340056

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“…A magnetic potential vector is A and the magnetization vector is M. Equation (7) and (8) [9] describe magnetization in x and y direction that is used in equation (9) and (10) [10]. To simulate blood flow in model, the x direction, v, follows a sinusoidal expression in time as illustrated in equation (11).…”

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A Computational Model of Magnetic Drug Targeting in Blood Vessel using Finite Element Method

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2007 2nd IEEE Conference on Industrial Electronics and Applications

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This paper purposes a numerical model of drug targeting using wedge-like magnetic device. The magnetic liquids play a crucial role as drug carriers in the human body. The wedgelike magnetic is also utilized to focus magnetic liquids. The Finite Element Method, FEM, is applied to solve two important sets of partial differential equation. Electromagnetic field is described by Maxwell equation and velocity field is expressed by Navier-Stoke equation. The resultshows the potential to target drug in the tumor cell locally.

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“…The area of eddy flow is focused only in the area that magnet is place as shown in Figure 9. The wedgelike model improves resolution of focal area compared with two magnets model [11].…”

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