Numerical investigation of Maxwell Hybrid Nanofluid flow with polystyrene oil as base fluid
Muhammad Bilal,
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Yasir Mehmood,
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Tabinda Shaheen
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Published: Feb. 21, 2025
This
study
investigates
the
thermal
enhancement
of
nanofluids,
specifically
graphene
oxide
(GO)/polystyrene
and
a
hybrid
nanofluid
made
GO
+
silver
(Ag)/polystyrene,
over
stretched
sheet
in
porous
media
under
an
applied
magnetic
field.
The
analysis
considers
dissipation,
convective
boundary
conditions,
heat
sources,
wall-to-wall
mass
transpiration.
A
non-Newtonain
Maxwell
fluid
is
considered.
An
activation
energy
impact
also
considered
for
stagnation
point
flow
sheet.
Using
Runge-Kutta
technique
MATLAB,
shooting
method
transfer
phenomena
to
examine
varying
key
parameters.
Results
show
that
higher
field
porosity
resistances
slow
motion
increase
temperature.
Additionally,
content
improves
efficiency
when
compared
with
oxide.
work
highlights
nanofluids
as
effective
heat-transport
agents
potential
industrial
applications,
especially
natural
convection
due
their
enhanced
properties
standard
fluids.
Language: Английский
Unveiling nonlinear heat and convection phenomena in aligned magnetic fields: Insights into variable thermal conductivity and melting heat effects
ZAMM ‐ Journal of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics / Zeitschrift für Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
105(5)
Published: April 18, 2025
Abstract
Nonlinear
convection
and
heat
generation
in
the
presence
of
an
aligned
magnetic
field
are
numerically
analyzed
this
work.
In
a
non‐Darcy
porous
material,
two‐dimensional
flow
Maxwell
fluid
over
inclined
stretching/shrinking
sheet
is
examined.
The
study
focuses
on
how
transport
affected
by
nonlinear
convection,
variable
thermal
conductivity,
melting
heat.
governing
partial
differential
equations
(PDEs)
transformed
into
nondimensional
ordinary
(ODEs)
use
effective
transformations.
built‐in
bvp4c
function
MATLAB
used
to
obtain
numerical
solutions.
Important
results
show
that
with
stratification,
momentum
profiles
behave
inversely.
Under
same
conditions,
significant
increase
skin
friction
coefficient
noted,
local
Nusselt
number
rises
increasing
values
constraint,
angle,
suction
parameter.
Furthermore,
greater
parameter
improvement
velocity
profile
decrease
profile.
findings,
which
displayed
tabular
graphical
representations,
offer
important
insights
intricate
relationships
within
system
may
find
materials
engineering,
industrial
processes,
management.
Language: Английский