论文信息 - Numerical analysis and characterization of bionic valves for microfluidic PDMS-based systems

Numerical analysis and characterization of bionic valves for microfluidic PDMS-based systems

This paper reports on strong coupled field numerical simulations of flexible artificial micro-machined venous valves. Different designs are optimized towards a maximum pressure distribution onto the flaps of the valves to achieve a higher diodicity. The simulation illustrated mechanisms to elevate the diodicities of the valves. The diodicities of the valves were measured using capacitive-based pressure sensors. The results support the tendencies of the simulated values.

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