Ternary hybrid nanofluid flow caused by thermal radiation and mass transpiration in a porous stretching/shrinking sheet

Abstract

In the current analysis, ternary hybrid nanofluid flow with heat transfer under the influence of transpiration and radiation is explored. Partial differential equations (PDEs) of the current work are mapped by using a similarity variable to convert into ordinary differential equations (ODEs) form. The volume fractions of the ternary hybrid nanofluid are used in the entire calculation to achieve better results. The exact investigation of the momentum equation produces the domain value. The impact of thermal radiation is considered under energy equation and solved analytically with solution domain to yield the temperature profile. Graphical representations can be used to evaluate the effects of the factors thermal radiation, heat source or sink, and porous media. The present work is taken into consideration for numerous industrial applications.

Heat transfer analysis on magneto–ternary nanofluid flow in a porous medium over a moving surface

“…Using the Laplace transform technique, Shah et al [6] examined the flow behavior of the second-grade fluid containing a ternary nanoparticle suspension in a vertical plate. Because of its significant features, ternary nanofluid is well-known and valuable among researchers [7,8] and [9].…”