Uniqueness and Decay Results for a Boussinesquian Nanofluid

Borrelli, Alessandra; Giantesio, Giulia; Patria, Maria Cristina

doi:10.12732/ijam.v32i4.2

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“…Therefore, Nu expressively enhances for MWCNTs-engine oil (conventional nanofluid) and MWCNTs+CuO-engine oil (hybrid nanofluid). The comparison between HAM and numerical techniques are presented in figures (17)(18)(19)(20). An excellent agreement is found between HAM and numerical techniques.…”

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MHD stagnation point flow of hybrid nanofluid over a permeable cylinder with homogeneous and heterogenous reaction

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This investigation is addressed to examine the comparative consequence of thermal radiation and heat generation/absorption in steady three-dimensional MHD (Magneto-hydrodynamics) stagnation point flow of (MWCNTs + Cu/engine oil) hybrid nanofluid over a porous circular cylinder. Flow via thermal slip effect is inspected. Also, the impact of both homogeneous/heterogeneous (h–h) chemical reactions are considered for explanation of mass transportation characteristics. Here, a kind of hybrid nanofluid including MWCNTs (multi wall carbon nanotubes) and Cu(Coper) nanoparticles with engine oil as base fluid is used. Appropriate transformation procedure is implemented for renovating model expression of continuity, momentum, energy, mass transportation and boundary conditions into a set of ODEs. HAM (Homotopy Analysis Method) methodology is then employed to solve these nonlinear coupled ODEs. Furthermore, the influence of inserting model factors on velocities, temperature fields, C f (skin friction coefficient) and Nu (Nusselt number) has been investigated numerically and graphically. The core outcome specifies that hybrid nanofluid (MWCNTs + Cu + engine oil) improve thermal conductivity when equated with nanofluid (MWCNTs + engine oil).

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“…The classical model of nanofluids was introduced by Hamilton and Crosser [16]. Some latest experimental and theoretical efforts are mentioned in Borrelli et al [17,18], Nassir et al [19], Alsagri et al [20], Krishna and Chamkha [21] and Chamkha et al [22].…”

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