Transient three-dimensional flow along a porous plate

Singh, Pradeep; Sharma, Vikas; Misra, U. N.

doi:10.1007/bf01176462

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“…The limiting result of F 2 (R e ) as K → 0 is identical to that obtained by Gersten and Gross [2] and steady-state value presented by Singh et al [4].…”

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“…It is worth mentioning that the skin friction factor F 1 (R e ) when K → 0, γ → 0 reduces to steady-state value of [4]. It is also indicated that limiting result as K → 0, γ → 0 differs from that found by Gersten and Gross [2].…”

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“…Singh et al [3] analyzed three-dimensional fluctuating flow and heat transfer along a plate with suction. Singh et al [4] investigated transient three-dimensional flow along a porous plate and investigated effect of Reynolds number on skin friction in main and cross-flow directions. Assuming the timedependent super-imposed suction velocity variation small, they found that the skin friction at the plate in the main and cross-flow directions tends to steady-state value as time approaches to infinity.…”

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The effect of slip condition on the three-dimensional flow of Jeffrey fluid along a plane wall with periodic suction

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Siddiqui

2017

J Braz. Soc. Mech. Sci. Eng.

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The laminar flow of an incompressible Jeffrey fluid past an infinite wall is modeled and analyzed analytically considering slip effect. The suction velocity distribution consisting of a basic steady distribution with a superimposed weak transversely varying distribution is assumed. The problem turns out to be three dimension because of variation of suction velocity in transverse direction on the wall. A series expansion technique is employed to obtain approximate solutions for velocity field, skin friction, and pressure. The effects of non-Newtonian Jeffrey fluid parameter 1 , elastic parameter K, and slip parameter γ on velocity field and skin friction are presented graphically. Strongly dependence of skin friction factor in the direction of main flow on slip parameter is noted.

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