2022
DOI: 10.3329/dujs.v69i3.60027
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Effects of Mixed Convection and Radiation Parameter on MHD Heat Transfer Flow over a Curved Stretching Sheet

Abstract: Objective of this study is to analysis the MHD flow over a curved stretching surface. In this model we incorporated the radiation, mixed convection and partial slip parameter. Using a curvilinear coordinate system developed a mathematical model and the system of basic governing equations are converted into ordinary differential equations with appropriate transformations. The obtained results are solved by using bvp4c solver. The numerical; results for the velocity and temperature as well as the physical quanti… Show more

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“…They found that the Casson viscoplastic parameter decreases velocities, whereas the curvature parameter increases them. Ferdows et al 37 studied the impact of radiative flux on hydromagnetic flow from a curved stretching sheet, using MATLAB bvp4c quadrature, noting that the fluid velocity and temperature increase with curvature parameter, whereas higher magnetic parameter reduces velocity. Sridhar et al 38 have reported the combined effects of Joule heating and radiation on non‐Newtonian fluid flow.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They found that the Casson viscoplastic parameter decreases velocities, whereas the curvature parameter increases them. Ferdows et al 37 studied the impact of radiative flux on hydromagnetic flow from a curved stretching sheet, using MATLAB bvp4c quadrature, noting that the fluid velocity and temperature increase with curvature parameter, whereas higher magnetic parameter reduces velocity. Sridhar et al 38 have reported the combined effects of Joule heating and radiation on non‐Newtonian fluid flow.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%