Inspection of thermal jump conditions on nanofluids with nanoparticles and multiple slip effects

Abstract

The significance of slip boundary conditions with thermal radiation implications on a steady flow of nano suspension over a rotating disk with a constant magnetic field is discussed in this research investigation. Here Iron oxide $$\left( {Fe_{3} O_{4} } \right)$$ F e 3 O 4 , Zirconium dioxide $$\left( {ZrO_{2} } \right)$$ Z r O 2 , and Titanium $$\left( {Ti} \right)$$ Ti are recruited as nanoparticles and water $$\left( {H_{2} O} \right)$$ H 2 O as a host fluid. The appropriate similarities transformations are used to transfer main PDEs into a system of nonlinear ODEs. The set of ODEs is then solved via shooting approach (bvp4c solver) a built-in function in MATLAB. The depictical outcomes of the physical flow parameters like thermal radiation and velocity slip parameters are revealed and clarified with the assist of figures. The slip parameter significantly reduces the velocity profiles, according to this investigation. The pressure is declined for the higher estimates of the magnetic parameter. The thermal profile was uplifted for the rising values of the thermal radiation parameter. Meteorology, meteorological, atmospheric research, biochemical engineering, power engineering, transportation production, solar energy transformations, sensing micro fabrication, tumblers in polymer manufacturing, and other fields will benefit from this suggested model. The suggested study has been developed in response to these kinds of practical consequences. This work is unique in that it investigates the consequences of a magnetic field, slip boundary conditions, and thermal radiation on nanoparticles flow across a disk. The recent study is innovative, and it could be used by other researchers to learn more about the heat exchange behavior and reliability of working fluids.

Mixed convective magnetized GO‐MoS2/H2O hybrid nanofluid flow about a permeable rotating disk

“…Sharma et al 27 discussed the Coriolis effect with forced convective heat transfer on steady ferrohydrodynamic flow past a rotating porous disk in viscous dissipation. Some exciting investigations have been carried out for rotating disks in various flow aspects, the results of which can be found in previous studies 28–32 …”

“…Some exciting investigations have been carried out for rotating disks in various flow aspects, the results of which can be found in previous studies. [28][29][30][31][32] Mixed convection is the name given to the phenomenon that takes place when a combination of free and forced convection systems coincide with subsidizing to both the fluid flow and heat transfer characteristics of a system. This can take place when free and forced convection systems coincide to subsidize to both the fluid flow and heat transfer characteristics of a system.…”