library(here) library(HybridGIS)
To model laminar flow in a capillary, Poiseuille's equation is used.
$$ Q = \frac{\Delta P \pi R^4}{8 \mu \Delta x} $$
Where $\Delta P$ is change in pressure (Pa ($\frac{kg}{m \cdot s^2}$)), $R$ is radius of pipe (m), $\mu$ is dynamic viscosity ( $P \cdot s$ ($\frac{kg}{s \cdot m}$)), and $\Delta x$ is the length of the pipe (m). Q is in $\frac{m^3}{s}$
The functions loaded above calculate flow using this equation and convert base units to more convenient flow in $\frac{\mu L}{min}$ and pressure in kPa.
Initial tests used a 0.050mm x 8.2m deactivated silica caplillary. For this capillary, parameters for Poiseuille's equation are as follows:
r <- 2.5E-5 u <- 1.49E-5 x <- 8.2 flowcalc(100, r, u, x)
Calculate flow for Xu et al 2006...
flowcalc(1.500, 0.000125, u, 1.25)
Calculate flow for ETH...
flowcalc(15.6, 3E-5, u, 2) flowcalc(31.3, 3E-5, u, 2)
Calculate flow for CAMS...
flowcalc(42, 7.5E-5, u, 6)
Calculate flow for Oxford...
flowcalc(200, 3E-5, u, 1.25)
40um capillary
r <- 2E-5 u <- 1.49E-5 x <- 3.5 flowcalc(100, r, u, x)
r <- 2E-5 u <- 1.49E-5 x <- 2 flowcalc(100, r, u, x)
50um capillary
r <- 2.5E-5 u <- 1.49E-5 x <- 5 flowcalc(101, r, u, x)
75um capillary
r <- 3.75E-5 u <- 1.49E-5 x <- 2.8 flowcalc(101, r, u, x)
r <- 2.5E-5 u <- 1.49E-5 x <- 7 flowcalc(100, r, u, x)
r <- 5E-5 u <- 1.49E-5 x <- 3 flowcalc(20, r, u, x)
100um capillary
r <- 5E-5 u <- 1.49E-5 x <- 1.58 flowcalc(1.5, r, u, x)
75um capillary
r <- 3.75E-5 u <- 1.49E-5 x <- 4 flowcalc(15, r, u, x)
100um capillary
r <- 5E-5 u <- 1.49E-5 x <- 2.0 flowcalc(5, r, u, x)
Medium pressure 150mbar 100um x 1.58m PEEK capillary
r <- 5E-5 u <- 1.49E-5 x <- 1.58 flowcalc(20, r, u, x)
10x dillution
r <- 5E-5 u <- 1.49E-5 x <- 1.58 flowcalc(15, r, u, x)
Theoretical flows with pressure adjusted for best current.
r <- 5E-5 u <- 1.49E-5 x <- 1.58 flowcalc(60, r, u, x)
Actual performance of "100um"" x 1.58m PEEK capillary IF flow is ~10uL/min. Looks like true diameter after crimping is around 40um.
r <- 2.0E-5 u <- 1.49E-5 x <- 1.58 flowcalc(60, r, u, x)
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