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- Title
Impact of inertial drag on the radiative nanofluid flow over a curved surface for the effect of chemical reaction with convective conditions.
- Authors
Sahoo, R. K.; Mishra, S. R.
- Abstract
This paper enchases the performance of the inertial drag on the Buongirino model nanofluid flow past a curved stretching surface embedding within a permeable medium. The radiating heat transport property for the interaction linear approach of Rosseland thermal radiation vis-à-vis reacting species enriches the flow behavior. Further, this study is novel due to the consideration of convective boundary conditions for both the energy and solutal bounding surface condition in association with the slip velocity condition. In a practical situation, when the fluid and surface temperature are different, it is wise not to neglect the convective boundary conditions. The application of convective conditions is useful for the fabrication of the final product in the manufacturing processes. Further, the renovation of the proposed model is obtained for the suitable assumption of the similarity transformation. Traditional numerical technique, i.e., fourth-order shooting-based Runge–Kutta is the best choice for the solution of the set of the transformed equation for the assumed parameters within their specified range. Velocity contour for different parameters vis-à-vis the parametric behavior is presented graphically. Numerical validation as well as the statistical testing for the rate coefficients are the novel approaches of this study. However, interesting outcomes are deployed as follows: The enhanced Brownian and thermophoresis both encourage the fluid temperature, whereas thermophoresis decelerates the fluid concentration.
- Subjects
RADIATIVE flow; CURVED surfaces; CHEMICAL reactions; NANOFLUIDICS; MANUFACTURING processes; SIMILARITY transformations; EMBEDDING theorems
- Publication
International Journal of Modern Physics B: Condensed Matter Physics; Statistical Physics; Applied Physics, 2024, Vol 38, Issue 17, p1
- ISSN
0217-9792
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1142/S0217979224502217