Principle and basic property of the sequential flow pump
Principle and basic property of the sequential flow pump
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顺序流泵的原理和基本性能
DOI:
10.1007/s10047-017-0959-4
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发表时间:
2017
影响因子:
1.3
通讯作者:
Shintaro Hara,Erina Maeno,XinYang Li,Terumi Yurimoto,Takashi Isoyama,Itsuro Saito,Toshiya Ono,Yusuke Abe
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伊藤悦朗;大賀正一;小原明;金兼弘和;唐川修平;菅野仁;國島伸治;小島勢二;小林正夫;笹原洋二;多賀崇;高田穣;照井君典;長谷川大輔;張替秀郎;藤原亨;古山和道;真部淳;溝口洋子;村松秀城;矢部普正;山口博樹;渡邉健一郎;Shintaro Hara,Erina Maeno,XinYang Li,Terumi Yurimoto,Takashi Isoyama,Itsuro Saito,Toshiya Ono,Yusuke Abe
In the emergency care field, early treatment of acute heart or respiratory failure has been a global concern. In severe cases, patients are frequently required to be on an extracorporeal membrane oxygenator (ECMO) life support. To make the ECMO system more compact and portable, we proposed a sequential flow-type centrifugal pump named the sequential flow pump (SFP). In this study, principle and basic properties of this novel blood pump were examined by computational fluid dynamic (CFD) analysis and an experimental model. In the SFP, fluid is given centrifugal force sequentially twice with a single closed impeller. This sequential pressurization mechanism enables high-pressure output without high impeller speed. To realize easy integration of a blood pump with an artificial lung, the inlet and outlet ports are located at lateral side and center of the pump, respectively, which is the reverse configuration of conventional centrifugal pumps. The computational model was composed for CFD analysis and the experimental model was developed for the experiment of the actual pump. For both models, dimension of the impeller and volute was designed to be equal. In the CFD analysis, the SFP could generate higher performance than the single pressurization model with the same rotational speed of the impeller. Basic property of the experimental model was very similar to that of the computational model. The results showed the possibility that the SFP would be more suitable for the compact ECMO system than conventional centrifugal pumps.