Numerical illustration of diffusive flow of blood-based tri-hybrid nanofluid generated by a curved stretching sheet using law of porosity
B. Nagaraja,
No information about this author
K. G. Vidhya,
No information about this author
F. Almeida
No information about this author
et al.
Numerical Heat Transfer Part A Applications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 22
Published: April 2, 2024
The
study
of
flow
blood
through
the
vessels
carries
nanoparticles
which
opens
new
ways
in
research.
This
explores
one
such
trihybrid
suspended
over
a
curved
stretching
surface
undergoes
Darcy-Forchheimer
porosity
model.
analysis
employs
Cattaneo-Christov
heat
flux
model
along
with
chemical
reaction,
linear
source
allowing
to
slip
and
mass
convection.
nanofluids
consist
mixture
titanium
dioxide,
iron
oxide,
silica
mixed
base
fluid
(blood)
generate
TiO2-Fe3O4-SiO2/blood
hybrid
nanofluids.
Runge-Kutta-Fehlberg
4th–5th
order
technique,
robust
numerical
was
employed
obtain
mathematical
solutions.
Throughout
process,
all
parameters,
except
those
under
examination,
were
kept
at
their
default
values.
Additionally,
various
plots
generated
based
on
results
illustrate
obtained
data.
findings
indicate
that
an
increase
Forchheimer
number
reduction
velocity
profile.
Furthermore,
radiation
parameter
thermal
Biot
leads
temperature
profile,
while
profile
decreases
relaxation
parameter.
reaction
concentration
Moreover,
higher
Brinkman
Prandtl
numbers
enhance
Nusselt
number.
Language: Английский
Interplay of fluid rheology and micro-patterning toward modulating draining characteristics on an inclined substrate
Physics of Fluids,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(2)
Published: Feb. 1, 2024
We
investigate
a
gravity-driven
thin
film
flow
of
non-Newtonian
liquid
over
an
inclined
micro-patterned
surface.
demonstrate
the
effect
micro-patterning
on
draining
rate
and
velocity
profile
by
varying
relative
slit
width
(Tr)
length
periodic
irregularities
(L).
unveil
interplay
substrate
structure
fluid
rheology
modeling
using
Carreau
model,
is
varied
for
different
values
power
index
n.
Through
numerical
simulations,
we
delineate
effects
inertia,
viscous,
capillary
forces
physics
flow.
report
significant
augmentation
both
shear-thinning
shear-thickening
fluids
as
result
micro-patterning,
with
playing
dominant
role
while
has
only
minor
influence
drainage
characteristics.
However,
when
sole
considered,
enhances
pseudoplastic
decreases
dilatant
in
comparison
to
Newtonian
fluid.
examine
combined
topography,
revealing
dominating
at
high
slit-widths,
greater
play
lower
slit-widths.
also
that
susceptibility
or
topography
greatest
low
viscosity
liquids.
Finally,
mark
regimes
where
average
surface
are
individually
achieved.
Hence,
propose
suitable
combination
engineer
characteristic.
Based
suitability
various
applications,
provide
key
simultaneously
optimizing
precise
engineering
controlling
characteristics
film.
Language: Английский
A facile design of porous heat sink optimized thermodynamically for thermo-hydraulic performance
Applied Thermal Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
250, P. 123574 - 123574
Published: May 31, 2024
Language: Английский
Biomimetic microchannel structures and their topological optimization: A review
Liang Yin,
No information about this author
E Jiaqiang,
No information about this author
Yi Tu
No information about this author
et al.
International Communications in Heat and Mass Transfer,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
163, P. 108689 - 108689
Published: Feb. 11, 2025
Language: Английский
Confinement and wettability-driven dispersed phase hydrodynamics in cross-flow jets at low velocity and density ratios
Physics of Fluids,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
37(2)
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
The
evolution
characteristics
of
a
low-velocity
dispersed
phase
into
continuous
shear
flow
have
numerous
applications
across
biomedical
devices,
chemical
processes,
water
management
in
fuel
cells,
spray
systems,
film
deposition,
and
atomizing
devices.
arise
from
complex
interplay
wettability,
hydrodynamics,
interfacial
properties,
which,
when
constrained
by
confined
geometries
such
as
those
present
fascinating
multiphase-multiphysics
problem.
This
study
investigates
the
impact
signature
geometry
velocity
ratio
between
phases
on
phase.
footprint
shape
generated
droplet
guide
pressure
distribution,
deformation,
subsequent
cross-flow-induced
stretching.
By
systematically
analyzing
dynamic
effects
capillarity,
inertia,
air-shear,
gravity,
viscosity,
confinement,
we
classify
fate
liquid
within
classical
regimes:
jetting,
threading,
dripping.
These
distinct
regimes
are
mapped
using
non-dimensional
numbers,
quasi-universal
characteristic
is
obtained
relative
to
ratios.
findings
this
research
contribute
precise
control
prediction
dispersed-phase
which
play
pivotal
role
enhancing
efficiency
generation
harvesting
deposition
techniques,
coatings,
point-of-care
diagnostic
work
underscores
relevance
integrating
experimental
computational
insights
for
optimizing
interface-driven
processes
interdisciplinary
applications.
Language: Английский
Systematic design of tree-like branching network microchannel heat sinks for enhanced heat transfer with nanofluids
Applied Thermal Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
257, P. 124272 - 124272
Published: Aug. 28, 2024
Language: Английский
Investigating the effect of finite ionic size and solvent polarization on induced charge electro-osmosis around a perfectly polarizable cylinder
Physics of Fluids,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(11)
Published: Nov. 1, 2024
Many
industrially
relevant
microfluidic
applications
use
concentrated
solutions
of
macro-molecular
solutes
dissolved
in
polar
solvents
like
water,
which
are
typically
deployed
at
high
voltages.
In
this
study,
we
investigate
the
effect
finite
ionic
sizes
and
solvent
polarization
on
induced
charge
electro-osmotic
flow
around
a
perfectly
polarizable
cylinder,
electric
field
strengths
concentrations.
The
is
actuated
by
means
direct
current
field,
step
response
various
parameters
studied
numerically.
Finite
sizes,
defined
through
steric
factor
ν,
modeled
using
modified
Poisson–Nernst–Planck
model.
Additionally,
field-dependent
permittivity,
characterized
number
A,
accounts
for
molecular
re-orientation
effects.
Our
findings
reveal
an
ion-size
modulated
decrement
concentration
electrical
double
layer
augmentation
field.
Remarkably,
resulting
velocities
increase
with
ion
size.
Solvent
polarization,
other
hand,
results
marked
reduction
velocities.
Steric
effects,
however,
dominate
over
large
range
parameter
space
(applied
voltage
bulk
concentration)
as
compared
to
polarization.
Finally,
demonstrate
that
unequal
result
asymmetries
steady-state,
thereby
generating
net
electro-phoretic
motion
suspended
particles.
Language: Английский
Effect of Interface Bonding on Optimizing the Heat Transfer in Substrate Board With an Array of Heat Sources
Heat Transfer,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 2, 2024
ABSTRACT
Effective
heat
distribution
in
electronic
circuitry
is
essential
to
improve
the
performance
and
life
of
components
such
as
chips.
This
study
presents
a
numerical
analysis
transfer
on
substrate
board
populated
with
an
array
discrete
sources,
assumed
be
placed
horizontal
air
channel
for
forced
convection
cooling.
The
packages
performed,
taking
into
consideration
effect
thermal
contact
conductance
(TCC)
between
source
(chip)
board.
dependence
temperature
Reynolds
number
at
inlet
heating
power
from
investigated
velocities
ranging
0.6
1.4
m/s
observed
significant.
Temperature
coefficient
are
systematically
increase
dissipation
source.
Two
configurations—inline
staggered—are
analyzed,
staggered
configuration
showing
superior
cooling
performance.
improvement
attributed
fact
that
arrangements
expose
fewer
sources
pre‐heated
before
it
exits
system.
Additionally,
location
reaching
highest
found
highly
dependent
TCC
bonding
material
substrate.
A
hybrid
optimization
strategy
employed,
by
combining
Artificial
Neural
Network
(ANN)
Genetic
Algorithm
(GA)
optimizing
sources.
ANN
used
predicting
distribution,
subsequently
followed
GA
minimize
maximum
attained
generating
varying
other
control
variables
like
thickness,
velocity,
generation.
thickness
layer
varied
0.225
0.271
mm
generation
1000
2000
W/m
2
.
Among
them,
important
parameter
controlling
optimum
results
obtained
proposed
compared
simulation
reasonably
close.
Language: Английский
To spill or not: Short-time pouring dynamics of a toppled liquid bottle
Physics of Fluids,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(12)
Published: Dec. 1, 2024
A
typical
culinary
setting
involves
liquid
condiments
with
different
constitutive
behaviors
stored
in
jars,
bottles,
pitchers,
or
spouts.
In
the
dynamic
kitchen
environment,
handling
these
might
require
pouring,
drizzling,
squeezing,
tapping,
demonstrating
interplay
of
container
geometry,
fluid
properties,
and
expertise.
There
is,
course,
occasional
accidental
toppling.
We
investigate
combined
effects
surface
confinement
dimensions
on
short-time
spilling
pouring
dynamics
a
toppled
cuvette.
While
attesting
to
fact
that
smaller
cuvettes
(which
can
be
termed
as
capillaries
well)
do
not
spontaneously
spill,
larger
exhibit
are
dependent
property,
viscosity,
flow
rheology.
For
Newtonian
liquids,
it
is
observed
determined
largely
by
coupling
viscous
gravity
forces
inducing
non-intuitive
behavior
at
higher
conduit
dimensions.
The
inclusion
rheology
for
non-Newtonian
liquids
soup
makes
only
an
properties
but
also
function
meniscus
retraction
demarcating
“splatter”
three
regimes
“not
spilling,”
“on
verge
“spontaneous
spilling.”
delineate
interactions
leading
motion
provide
mapping
whether
would
spill
if
momentarily
then
immediately
returned
upright
position.
This
study
aids
understanding
fascinating
physics
could
lead
new
kitchen,
biomedical,
industrial
technologies.
Language: Английский