
doi: 10.1007/bf02474117
pmid: 5035368
The local (distributed) behavior of a Kiil dialyser is discussed with the aim of showing the interrelation between the two fluid streams and thus the importance of modeling the system as an interrelated multistream system. A characterization of the dialyser's performance is presented in terms of both an overall log-mean resistance and an effectiveness factor. The effectiveness factor approach gives information on the internal mechanisms and therefore is a better means of both characterizing of Kiil and comparing the performance of different dialysers.
Renal Dialysis, Terminology as Topic, Biomedical Engineering, Biological Transport, Models, Biological, Blood Flow Velocity
Renal Dialysis, Terminology as Topic, Biomedical Engineering, Biological Transport, Models, Biological, Blood Flow Velocity
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