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Mixed convective nanofluid flow over a non linearly stretched Riga plate
Case Studies in Thermal Engineering ( IF 6.8 ) Pub Date : 2020-12-31 , DOI: 10.1016/j.csite.2020.100828
Hanumesh Vaidya , K.V. Prasad , I. Tlili , O.D. Makinde , C. Rajashekhar , Sami Ullah Khan , Rakesh Kumar , D.L. Mahendra

The present article concentrates on the heat and mass transfer characteristics of a mixed convective flow of an electrically conducting nanofluid past a slender Riga plate in the presence of viscous dissipation and chemical reaction. The heat and mass transfer characteristics are analyzed by a zero nanoparticle mass flux and convective boundary conditions. The thermophoretic and Brownian aspects for nanoliquid are proposed using Buongiorno's relations. The similarity quantities are utilized to obtain dimensionless forms of flow field equations. The resulting coupled nonlinear equations associated with the constituted boundary assumptions analytically proceed via optimal homotopy analysis method (OHAM). Various parameters causing the change in distributions of velocity, temperature, and concentration are graphically explained with relevant physical references. One of the important observations of the present study is, for higher values of modified Hartmann number the velocity profile increases and temperature profile supreses and it is interesting to note that the contemporary numerical simulations offer confirmable accuracy in the existing literature, which authenticates the novelty of current investigation.



中文翻译:

非线性拉伸Riga平板上的混合对流纳米流体流

本文集中讨论在粘性耗散和化学反应存在的情况下,导电纳米流体通过细长Riga板的混合对流的传热和传质特性。通过零纳米粒子质量通量和对流边界条件来分析传热和传质特性。利用Buongiorno的关系提出了纳米液体的热泳和布朗方面。利用相似性量获得流场方程的无量纲形式。通过最佳同伦分析方法(OHAM),分析得出与构成边界假设相关的耦合非线性方程。导致速度,温度,浓度和浓度用相关的物理参考进行了图解说明。本研究的重要观察之一是,对于更高的修正Hartmann数,速度分布会增加,温度分布会升高,有趣的是,现代数值模拟在现有文献中提供了可确认的准确性,这证明了新颖性。目前的调查。

更新日期:2021-01-11
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