Modeling of thermal and solute transport within a Maxwell fluid in contact with a porous rotating disc

Faizan, Muhammad; Zaib, Aurang; Khan, Umair; Ishak, Anuar; Gasmi, Hatem; Al-Naghi, Ahmed; Karoui, Hatem

doi:10.1140/epjs/s11734-024-01135-0

Eur. Phys. J. Spec. Top.

2024

DOI: 10.1140/epjs/s11734-024-01135-0

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Modeling of thermal and solute transport within a Maxwell fluid in contact with a porous rotating disc

Muhammad Faizan,

Aurang Zaib,

Umair Khan

et al.

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Rheology of Maxwell material on dynamics of gyrotatic microorganism with variable characteristics and hydrodynamic impacts

Bilal,

Yasir

2024

Multiscale and Multidiscip. Model. Exp. and Des.

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Rheology of Maxwell material on dynamics of gyrotatic microorganism with variable characteristics and hydrodynamic impacts

Bilal,

Yasir

2024

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IMA11—interfacial fluid dynamics

Amiroudine,

Bickel

2024

Eur. Phys. J. Spec. Top.

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This special issue presents recent advances on interfacial fluid dynamics, in link with the 11th conference of the International Marangoni Association organized in Bordeaux, France, on June 2023.The International Marangoni Association (IMA) conferences are devoted to problems related to interfacial fluid mechanics and transport phenomena. Although the Marangoni effect represents the major aspect of the conference, all interfacial-related transport is covered. The 11th edition of this conference series was organized in Bordeaux, France, on June 19-22, 2023. The IMA11 conference was chaired by S. Amiroudine (I2M, University of Bordeaux) and co-chaired by T. Bickel (LOMA, University of Bordeaux).Topics are of fundamental aspect and include bubbles/drops flows, hydrodynamic instabilities, hydraulic jump, wave breaking, electrokinetic instabilities, contact line dynamics, evaporation process, solute transport, Maxwell fluid, Marangoni wave pattern with surfactants and some other processes.These fundamental studies find industrial applications in the fields of foams, materials processing, desalination processes, oil recovery, environmental problems, separation technology, space processing, corrosion erosion and biomedical transport in the human airways or contact lenses, to name only a few examples.This special issue "IMA11: Interfacial fluid dynamics" gathers recent works from this very active field of research. A brief overview of the different topics covered in this special issue are given below.

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Numerical exploration of radiative heat transfers in a magneto bioconvection Maxwell fluid passing through a spinning disk

Algehyne,

Alamrani,

Lone

et al. 2024

Advances in Mechanical Engineering

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When applied to a rotating disk, Maxwell nanofluids have a wide range of applications in various fields. They provide increased heat transfer efficiency in cooling systems, which is essential for preserving the ideal operating temperatures of spinning gears like disk brakes and turbines. Furthermore, Maxwell nanofluids in microfluidic devices provide improved fluid manipulation and control, improving performance in applications such as microscale pumps and lab-on-a-chip systems. This article has numerically examined the magneto-bio-convection flow of Maxwell, which includes nanofluid, past a disk surface based on these applications. We present the model equations in PDE format, then shift them to ODEs using the appropriate variables. We utilize the bvp4c approach to obtain numerical solutions to the modeled equations. We also take into account the effects of thermal radiation, heat sources, Brownian motion, thermophoresis, chemical reactivity, and activation energy. We find that a higher stretching/shrinking variable has enhanced the radial velocity profile, while simultaneously diminishing the axial and angular velocity field. While the velocity profiles in the axial direction and redial direction have reduced with larger magnitude of Maxwell fluid variable. The thermal distributions have risen due to higher magnetic, Brownian motion, thermophoresis, heat sources, and thermal radiation components. Thermophoresis, magnetic and thermal radiation, heat sources, and Brownian motion all contribute to an increase in heat transfer rates.

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Modeling of thermal and solute transport within a Maxwell fluid in contact with a porous rotating disc

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References 25 publications

Rheology of Maxwell material on dynamics of gyrotatic microorganism with variable characteristics and hydrodynamic impacts

Rheology of Maxwell material on dynamics of gyrotatic microorganism with variable characteristics and hydrodynamic impacts

IMA11—interfacial fluid dynamics

Numerical exploration of radiative heat transfers in a magneto bioconvection Maxwell fluid passing through a spinning disk

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