2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.physa.2019.122134
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On Joule heating magnetized axisymmetric Cross fluid model: A computational statistics

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“…method and the software "Matlab". The flow behavior is discussed in the momentum, thermal and concentration boundary layer for Weissenberg number We (due to Carreau fluid parameter), buoyancy parameter 𝜆 (due to temperature difference), buoyancy ratio parameter Nr (due to concentration difference), Schmidt number Sc (due to concentration boundary layer), Eckert number Ec (due to viscous dissipation term) and Prandtl number Pr (due to thermal boundary layer) through Figures 2-9, and the values of the remaining parameters are chosen from the [37]. 4 that the growing values of the buoyancy ratio parameter due to the concentration difference causes a reduction in the friction between the molecules that make the fluid thin, and the flow along the disk becomes fast in the velocity boundary layer region.…”
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“…method and the software "Matlab". The flow behavior is discussed in the momentum, thermal and concentration boundary layer for Weissenberg number We (due to Carreau fluid parameter), buoyancy parameter 𝜆 (due to temperature difference), buoyancy ratio parameter Nr (due to concentration difference), Schmidt number Sc (due to concentration boundary layer), Eckert number Ec (due to viscous dissipation term) and Prandtl number Pr (due to thermal boundary layer) through Figures 2-9, and the values of the remaining parameters are chosen from the [37]. 4 that the growing values of the buoyancy ratio parameter due to the concentration difference causes a reduction in the friction between the molecules that make the fluid thin, and the flow along the disk becomes fast in the velocity boundary layer region.…”
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“…where u and w are the radial and axial velocity, respectively. The momentum, energy and concentration equations for the mixed diffusive flow of a Carreau fluid [37] are given as follows…”
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“…In order to describe the temperature dependence of the shear viscosity, the Arrhenius equation and the WLF equation [5] are commonly used to describe the effect of temperature above the glass transition temperature. Rehman et al [6] studied the mathematical formula of Cross model. Hina et al [7] reported the related results of using the Cross model to simulate the shear thinning fluid.…”
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