Entropy analysis of natural convection Jeffrey fluid flow through a vertical channel with an inclined magnetic field effect under Navier-slip conditions

Kaladhar, K.; Mahla, Ravi

doi:10.1140/epjp/s13360-023-04357-8

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“…Recently, Rao et al [28] investigated the enhancement of entropy production minimization within a convectively heated microchannel featuring cross-diffusion effects, focusing on a radiative hybrid nanofluid flow. Most recently, Kaladhar and Mahla [29] analyzed the entropy generation of a Jeffrey fluid flow through a vertical channel, considering the effects of an inclined magnetic field and Navier-slip conditions.…”

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Effect of Hall current, Soret number, and inclined magnetic field on entropy generation of mixed convection Jeffrey fluid flow through sloping channel under Navier‐slip condition

Mahla,

Kaladhar

2024

Z Angew Math Mech

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In this research article, the irreversibility of Jeffery fluid in mixed convective flow with inclined channel under the influence of Navier‐slip condition is analyzed. The effects of Hall current, Soret number, and an inclined magnetic field are taken into account. The spectral quasi‐linearization method (SQLM) is used to solve the governing equations after transforming them into a dimensionless form. The impacts of various parameters on velocity, temperature, and concentration are examined graphically. With the use of tabular data, variations in skin friction, the Nusselt number, and the Sherwood number are also discussed. Our findings indicate that entropy production increases with higher values of the magnetic parameter, Hall current, and inclination angle. Conversely, we have observed an opposing trend with an increased value of slip condition at the left plate and the Jeffrey fluid parameter.

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