On the analogy in slip flows—II

This article is concerned with the effect of slip boundary condition on two-dimensional creeping movement of a Newtonian fluid in the existence of pervious medium with wall features and heterogeneoushomogeneous chemical responses. The objective of this paper is to measure the performance of slip and wall feature constraints through graphs. It is observed that diffusion ascends with an increase in slip and wall constraints. The effective diffusion coefficient has been computed through long wavelength supposition and Taylor's condition for chemical responses.

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“…Applying long wavelength hypothesis, conditions (2.2) to (2.4) yield as: Following Bhatt and Sacheti [22], the allied border conditions are…”

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Slip Impact on Diffusion of a Solute in Creeping Sinusoidal Motion of a Newtonian Fluid with Wall Features

Dhange

Sankad²

2019

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“…It is likely that there could be circumstances where particles in a geothermal region slide along a border. Several authors Inman, 22 Sastry and Bhadram, 23 Bhatt and Sacheti, 24 Michel et al, 25 Mekinde, 26 Bhattacharya et al, 27 Swathi, 28 Salman Ahmad et al, 29 L Raju et al, 30 Fazle et al, 31 Ghara et al 32 discussed the MHD slip‐flow regime with or without Hall effects. A vital challenge in cancer research is the delivery of medication to the affected portions of the body through vessels that are experiencing slippage.…”

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Heat transfer rotating MHD two‐liquid slip flow regime with Hall current

Raju

Satish

2023

Heat Trans

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In this paper, we examine the effect of thermal radiation on rotating magnetohydrodynamic two liquid flows of ionized gasses past horizontal channel under slip and Hall conditions. The fluids in the two zones are considered to be immiscible, incompressible, and electrically conducting with various viscosities, thermal and electrical conductivities. We derive the exact solutions for the temperature profiles and coefficients of heat transfer rate at the plates in the two zones by solving governing equations in the presence of slip‐regime analytically. The temperature fields have been figured for various sets of values of the involved governing characteristics to analyze the behavior of heat transport. It has been noted that there is an enhancement in the temperature profile as the slip parameter rises for fixed values of the remaining parameters. Also, stimulations occur in the temperature field, with an increment in Taylor's number. This study may have some significant implementations in biomedical science such as destroying cancer cells during the drug delivery treatment, polishing damaged internal cavities, heart valves, and so forth.

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“…MHD slip flow in electrically conducting fluids like liquid metals, electrolytes, and ionized gases has also attracted the immersion of multiple researchers, scientists, and engineers due to its several numerous technological, scientific, and biomedical innovations over the last several decades in single‐phase flow models. A number of authors, namely Schaaf et al, 39 Lance et al, 40 Sastry et al, 41 Tamada et al, 42 Bhatt et al, 43 Michael et al, 44 Makinde et al, 45 Raju et al, 46 Smolentsey, 47 Bhattacharyya et al, 48 Rajkumar et al, 49 Hatice Simsek et al, 50 have discussed MHD slip flows with or without considering Hall effects.…”

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Hall and rotation effects on magnetohydrodynamics two fluids slip flow of ionized gases via parallel conduit

Raju

Satish

2023

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In a rotational model, the Hall effect on two‐liquid magnetohydrodynamics plasma flows of ionized gases between two nonconducting horizontal channel plates in a slip regime is researched. The produced magnetic field is omitted under the presumption that the Reynolds magnetic number is low. The modeled governing equations are solved by using the existing analytical method so as to obtain solutions in closed form. We use the first order slip to obtain exact results for the velocity, temperature fields, and hence the rates of heat transfer coefficient. On the basis of different values for the Hartmann number, slip, Hall, and rotation parameters, also viscosity, density, height, and electrical conductivity ratios of the two fluids, a parametric investigation of the velocity, temperature fields is initiated. It was concluded that the velocity declined with the augmented values of Hartmann number and the fluid velocity and temperature profiles in both the zones oscillate with the effect of the Hall parameter. In addition to that, the stimulations are present in the heat transfer coefficient rate with various values of the slip and rotational parameters.

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On the analogy in slip flows—II

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Slip Impact on Diffusion of a Solute in Creeping Sinusoidal Motion of a Newtonian Fluid with Wall Features

Slip Impact on Diffusion of a Solute in Creeping Sinusoidal Motion of a Newtonian Fluid with Wall Features

Heat transfer rotating MHD two‐liquid slip flow regime with Hall current

Hall and rotation effects on magnetohydrodynamics two fluids slip flow of ionized gases via parallel conduit

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