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期刊名:Physics of fluids

缩写:PHYS FLUIDS

ISSN:1070-6631

e-ISSN:1089-7666

IF/分区:3.8/Q1

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The impact of air ventilation systems on airborne virus transmission (AVT), and aerosols in general, in confined spaces is not yet understood. The recent pandemic has made it crucial to understand the limitations of ventilation systems rega...
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A main route for SARS-CoV-2 (severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus) transmission involves airborne droplets and aerosols generated when a person talks, coughs, or sneezes. The residence time and spatial extent of these virus-laden a...
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As the world learns to live with COVID-19 and activities/business open up, the use of elevators becomes frequent. A pertinent question is what happens if someone accidentally coughs inside the elevator. In this work, a three dimensional Eul...
Sai Ranjeet Narayanan,Suo Yang Sai Ranjeet Narayanan
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has shifted attention to the airborne transmission of exhaled droplet nuclei within indoor environments. The spread of aerosols through singing and musical instruments in music performances has necessitated pre...
Amit Agrawal,Rajneesh Bhardwaj Amit Agrawal
In this work, we estimate the probability of an infected person infecting another person in the vicinity by coughing in the context of COVID-19. The analysis relies on the experimental data of Simha and Rao ["Universal trends in human cough...
Keiko Ishii,Yoshiko Ohno,Maiko Oikawa et al. Keiko Ishii et al.
Because of the COVID-19, the world has been affected significantly. Not only health and medical problems but also the decline in life quality and economic activity due to the suspension of social activities cannot be disregarded. It is assu...
Liangyu Wu,Xiangdong Liu,Feng Yao et al. Liangyu Wu et al.
To provide a comprehensive understanding of virus transmission inside small indoor spaces, numerical simulation of sneezing droplets spreading in a cafeteria is conducted through computational fluid dynamics. The numerical results show that...
Xiuhua April Si,Mohamed Talaat,Jinxiang Xi Xiuhua April Si
When an infected person coughs, many virus-laden droplets will be exhaled out of the mouth. Droplets from deep lungs are especially infectious because the alveoli are the major sites of coronavirus replication. However, their exhalation fra...
Han Liu,Sida He,Lian Shen et al. Han Liu et al.
COVID-19 has shown a high potential of transmission via virus-carrying aerosols as supported by growing evidence. However, detailed investigations that draw direct links between aerosol transport and virus infection are still lacking. To fi...
Aaron Foster,Michael Kinzel Aaron Foster
The COVID-19 pandemic has driven numerous studies of airborne-driven transmission risk primarily through two methods: Wells-Riley and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) models. This effort provides a detailed comparison of the two methods f...