MHD Flow of Micropolar Fluid in the Annular Region of Rotating Horizontal Cylinders with Cross Diffusion, Thermophoresis, and Chemical Reaction Effects

Nagaraju, G.; Shilpa, S; Matta, Anjanna

doi:10.1007/978-981-13-1903-7_46

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“…The effects of Soret and Dufour are important because the effect of Soret is used for the separation of isotopes, electrostatic precipitators, drug discovery, etc. Several researchers studied and reported results for such fluid flows, due to importance of the importance of the cross-diffusion effects for very light and medium molecular weights fluids (Nabil et al [15], Rani and Reddy [16], Srinivas et al [17], Odelu and Naresh kumar [18], Nagaraju et al [19,20]. )…”

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Two-Dimensional Flow Through the Uniformly Porous Horizontal Pipe with Thermal Radiation and Cross-Diffusion Effects

Gajjela¹,

Garvandha²,

Matta³

2020

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This paper is dedicated to the mathematical analysis of an axisymmetric, steady Newtonian fluid flow through a horizontal pipe within the occurrence of radiation, Dufour, and Soret effects. The flow is exposed to associate outwardly functional constant suction above the pipe along Z-direction. The homotopy analysis methodology (HAM) is utilized to get semi-analytical solutions for the coupled differential equations. The results of diverse rising constraints on velocities, thermal and solutal are discussed and pictured. The flow is studied through streamlines, isotherms and pressure contours area unit likewise shown as pictured. It is identified that the temperature can increase with an increase in Dufour parameter but decelerates with an improvement in the radiation parameter. For the given increase within the Soret number, the concentration decelerates.

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