2020
DOI: 10.1177/1687814020967181
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Numerical analysis of heat source/sink on peristalsis of MHD carbon-water nanofluid in symmetric channel with permeable space

Abstract: Nanoparticles of carbon has auspicious uses in a biomedical procedures like energy storage, catalyst supports, biomedical, in drug targeting system, in cancer treatment, in biological therapy, in blood diagnostic and coagulation systems. Motivated from these processes, peristalsis features have been accounted to study the mixed convection of the nanofluid, that is, Carbon-water in a vertical type channel with symmetric walls. Heat transport of magneto-hydro nanoliquid flow inside porous media is scrutinized. S… Show more

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“…Later, researchers extend their study in the cylindrical domain with various fluid models since it is close to the actual applications such as Jiang et al 61 and Shah et al 62 studied Oldroyd-B fluid meanwhile Padma et al 63 , 64 studied Jeffrey fluid model as blood. Besides that, researchers also numerically investigated the slip velocity effect of the nanofluid model in different geometries and fluid models such as nanofluid flow on the plate with Casson nanofluid model 65 68 and Newtonian nanofluid model 69 , nanofluid flow in a channel with Rabinowitsch nanofluid model 70 , Newtonian carbon nanotubes model 71 and Casson nanofluid model 72 , 73 , nanofluid flow in cylindrical domain with Casson nanofluid model 74 – 76 . None of them solved analytically for Casson nanofluid with slip velocity effect in the cylindrical domain.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Later, researchers extend their study in the cylindrical domain with various fluid models since it is close to the actual applications such as Jiang et al 61 and Shah et al 62 studied Oldroyd-B fluid meanwhile Padma et al 63 , 64 studied Jeffrey fluid model as blood. Besides that, researchers also numerically investigated the slip velocity effect of the nanofluid model in different geometries and fluid models such as nanofluid flow on the plate with Casson nanofluid model 65 68 and Newtonian nanofluid model 69 , nanofluid flow in a channel with Rabinowitsch nanofluid model 70 , Newtonian carbon nanotubes model 71 and Casson nanofluid model 72 , 73 , nanofluid flow in cylindrical domain with Casson nanofluid model 74 – 76 . None of them solved analytically for Casson nanofluid with slip velocity effect in the cylindrical domain.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Reddy et al 24 disclosed the features of electric and magnetic fields in nanofluid flow via porous medium. Sheriff et al 25 explored the porosity features in hydromagnetic peristaltic transportation of nanofluid through symmetric channel considering heat source/ sink. Khan et al 26 described the stratification analysis in squeezed fluid flow through porous medium under convective features.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%