This invention relates to a method for simulating the distribution of magnetofluid injection based on the
coupling of particle tracking and fluid dynamics, belonging to the field of magnetic
nanoparticle movement and particle tracking. The method includes: constructing a two-dimensional geometric model containing
healthy tissue, abnormal tissue, and an injection
syringe, and setting parameters; constructing a fluid model based on
Darcy's law, and calculating the fluid velocity and pressure distribution in the
interstitial tissue;
coupling the fluid velocity, and solving the
diffusion-
convection-reaction equation using the
finite element method to obtain the macroscopic concentration distribution of the magnetofluid after injection; establishing a particle tracking module, setting discrete particles with the same properties as the
magnetic nanoparticles;
coupling the
interstitial fluid velocity, calculating the drag force and gravity acting on the particles according to Newton's second law, and simulating the particle motion to reveal the microscopic trajectory of the
magnetic nanoparticles. This method, by coupling the macroscopic concentration field with the microscopic particle motion, can more realistically simulate the distribution behavior of magnetofluid within complex porous biological tissues.