Nonlinear approximation for buoyancy-driven mixed convection heat and mass transfer flow over an inclined porous plate with Joule heating, nonlinear thermal radiation, viscous dissipation, and thermophoresis effects

Jha, Basant K.; Samaila, Gabriel

doi:10.1080/10407790.2022.2150341

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“…Jan et al [29][30][31][32] examined heat transmission in hybrid nanofluids across stretched surfaces using numerical simulations to determine how magnetization, fluid non-similarity, and external forces affect Sisko fluid thermal properties. The research conducted by Ashraf et al [33][34][35][36][37], addressed a wide variety of parameters, but center on heat and mass transport within particular flows of non-Newtonian fluids.…”

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ANN-Based Computational Heat Transfer Analysis of Carreau Fluid over a Rotating Cone

Ullah,

Ashraf,

Hassan

2024

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Heat transport in a dynamically rotating cone immersed in a Carreau fluid is the subject of this investigation. The fluid is a non-Newtonian, admired for its shear-thinning characteristics and utilized extensively in numerous industrial domains. The study investigates the interplay between buoyancy and centrifugal forces within the analytical framework. In order to find a solution, we will use numerical simulation with an ANN algorithm, namely the back-propagation Levenberg-Marquardt Scheme (BLMS), in conjunction with the Shooting mechanism. The enormous influence of centrifugation and buoyancy on the complex fluid dynamics and heat exchange processes is clearly proved by the results. Some important parameters that govern the convective heat transport process are the Nusselt number, the Reynolds number, the Grashof number, and the fluid and cone rotational velocities. The study confirms the need of taking non-Newtonian complexities and viscous dissipation into account when studying heat transfer dynamics and fluid flow, which could lead to more accurate predictions and better efficiency in a variety of industrial processes.

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ANN-Based Computational Heat Transfer Analysis of Carreau Fluid over a Rotating Cone

Ullah,

Ashraf,

Hassan

2024

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“…However, until the temperature is multiplied by it, the density variation is not relevant. Some authors, including [5–7], considered linear density variation with temperature (LDT). It is worth stating that in modeling fluid flow where the ambient and the plate temperature variation is large like in the case of fluid flow due to viscous dissipation, the use of LDT is not realistic, hence nonlinear density variation with temperature is adopted [8–11].…”

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“…However, until the temperature is multiplied by it, the density variation is not relevant. Some authors, including [5][6][7], considered…”

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On the implication of exponentially decaying internal heat generation on mixed convection flow from a vertical porous plate influenced by second‐order thermal and momentum slips

Jha,

Samaila

2024

Z Angew Math Mech

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This article contains vital information on the internal heat generation effect on mixed convection slip flow past a vertical plate. The partial differential equations were first simplified to ordinary differential equations through similarity transformation. The simplified first‐order differential equations were integrated with Maple Software 2022 after utilizing the shooting technique. One of the most important discoveries is that the internal heat generation acts as a barrier to stop heat from flowing from the left to right plate edge. However, this could be averted by considering strong mixed convection to covet away the heat conducted through the left surface of the plate and the internal heat generated. However, for weak mixed convection, the movement of the fluid from the left to the right surface of the plate is achievable even with minimal internal heat generation. Since the right surface temperature is warmer (higher) than the left surface, the flow properties, in this case, are also affected by the internal heat generation, which also causes the reverse of heat flow from the plate. Particle injection could also be used to avert unwanted reversed flow for various momentum slip conditions considered. There is a marginal reverse flow at the plate surface, which may be related to the flow's mixed convective characteristics. Due to the plate surface's reinforcement, the rise in flow formation caused by the momentum slip parameter is more substantial close to the plate.

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Temperature Reduction of a Hot Component Enclosed in a Ring Filled with Power-Law Ferrofluid Under the Effect of Magnetic Field and Heat Absorption: Benefit from LBM Ability to Simulate Radiation–Convection Heat Transfer

Nemati,

Sefid,

Jamir

et al. 2024

Iran J Sci Technol Trans Mech Eng

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Nonlinear approximation for buoyancy-driven mixed convection heat and mass transfer flow over an inclined porous plate with Joule heating, nonlinear thermal radiation, viscous dissipation, and thermophoresis effects

Cited by 17 publications

References 52 publications

ANN-Based Computational Heat Transfer Analysis of Carreau Fluid over a Rotating Cone

ANN-Based Computational Heat Transfer Analysis of Carreau Fluid over a Rotating Cone

On the implication of exponentially decaying internal heat generation on mixed convection flow from a vertical porous plate influenced by second‐order thermal and momentum slips

Temperature Reduction of a Hot Component Enclosed in a Ring Filled with Power-Law Ferrofluid Under the Effect of Magnetic Field and Heat Absorption: Benefit from LBM Ability to Simulate Radiation–Convection Heat Transfer

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