Heat and Mass Characteristics of Magneto-Newtonian Fluid Through Upright Porous Plate

Reddy, P. R.; Kumar, P. Vijaya; Reddy, L. Rama Mohan; Raju, M. C.

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-3125-5_39

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“…Chamkha et al 4 reported on the analysis of non‐Newtonian fluid flow past an inclined plate. Chandra Reddy et al 5–7 analyzed the MHD flows under the existence of a variety of physical parameters by using Laplace transform technique as well as a numerical method. Computational fluid dynamics analysis on MHD parabolic as well as elliptic flows is clearly explained by Hughes et al 8 The basics related to Hartmann flow and Couette flow are clearly explained in it.…”

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Numerical study on the parabolic flow of MHD fluid past a vertical plate in a porous medium

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A numerical investigation on MHD fluid flow in parabolic mode has been performed to point out its significant properties. Thermal radiation, porous medium, heat generation, chemical reaction, and thermal diffusion along with variable temperature and concentration are taken into consideration in the analysis. The novelty of the work is the inclusion of heat generation and thermal diffusion along with exponentially varying temperature and concentration. The constituent governing equations are solved by using finite difference schemes in explicit form. The fluctuations in velocity, concentration, and temperature are observed and discussed with the help of graphs as well as numerical data. Their gradients are also calculated and analyzed the flow properties by using numerical tables. The existence of heat generation, as well as viscous dissipation, creates an increment in the temperature. The gradient of heat transfer rises with the impact of Prandtl number and decay in it is examined under the existence of a source of heat and viscous dissipation.

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