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Similarity solution for induced magnetic field boundary layer flow of metallic nanofluids via convectively inclined stationary/moving flat plate: Spectral relaxation computation
The present article describes a mathematical model for incompressible free convection flow with convective heat transport from an inclined stationary/moving flat plate under impact of induced magnetic field (IMF). The current flow model is formulated to consider different water‐based nanofluids with...
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The present article describes a mathematical model for incompressible free convection flow with convective heat transport from an inclined stationary/moving flat plate under impact of induced magnetic field (IMF). The current flow model is formulated to consider different water‐based nanofluids with metallic nanoparticles (Copper and Silver). Effectively a nanoscale formulation with the Tiwari‐Das model deployed to study material properties for specific nanoparticles and base fluid.… |
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