One dimensional radiative nanofluid flow with heat generative Al2 O3-H2O and Cu-H2O nanoparticles reactions chemically

The Non-Newtonian One dimensional Nanofluid with Aluminium-water based and Copper-water based nanoparticles to a nonlinear plate which is considered vertically. The analysis of nanofluid in order to incorporate the impact of radiation, generating energy flow rate and higher order reactions on nanosc...

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Main Authors: Ramesh, Kune, Jagadha, S., Gopal, D., Naik, S. Hari Sing, Kishan, N.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Aluminum oxide
Chemical reactions
Copper
Energy flow
Finite element method
Fluid flow
Heat generation
Mathematical analysis
Nanofluids
Nanoparticles
Partial differential equations
Radiation
Skin friction
Thermal energy
Velocity distribution
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Summary:The Non-Newtonian One dimensional Nanofluid with Aluminium-water based and Copper-water based nanoparticles to a nonlinear plate which is considered vertically. The analysis of nanofluid in order to incorporate the impact of radiation, generating energy flow rate and higher order reactions on nanoscale materials chemically are performed. The novelty of the problem is the thermal energy of copper and aluminium water based nanoparticles are tested and outputs are executed comparing them. The fundamental inner flow region of governing equations are framed to nonlinear coupled partial differential equations via similarity variable transformations. The finite element technique (FEM) is employed due to its stability and convergent, outputs are computed using MATLAB code. The impact of physical significance reflective pertinent quantifiers such as heat generation quantifier, radiation, magnetic field quantifier, Prandtl, Schmidt and chemical reaction quantifier are illustrated. Comparison of Aluminium-water based and Copper-water based nanoparticles in velocity field, temperature gradient and species gradient are graphically illustrated. To examine the impacts of principal flow of heat transfer (Nusselt) and skin friction values are tabulated.
ISSN:0094-243X
1551-7616
DOI:10.1063/5.0190329