Computational framework of MHD radiative heat transfer to Carreau nanofluid with Soret‐Dufour effects and activation energy

Author:

Irfan Muhammad1ORCID,Muhammad Taseer2

Affiliation:

1. Department of Mathematical Sciences Federal Urdu University of Arts, Sciences & Technology Islamabad Pakistan

2. Department of Mathematics College of Science King Khalid University Abha Saudi Arabia

Abstract

AbstractRecently, the superior rheological, thermo‐physical, and tri‐bological aspects of nanofluids are appropriate for heat transport properties and lubrication in autos. Nanofluids in autos have promising uses for instance a furnace coolant, machine oil, air conditioning structure lubricant, engine oil, foot‐brake fluid, and shock absorber. The thought of nanofluid has made influential devotion from researchers everywhere in world owing to their exceptional thermo‐physical properties and numerous potential assistances and uses in crucial fields for instance, thermosphere, vitality, CPU equipment, and bio‐medicine. Here the article reports the features of heat transport, possessions and persuading parts of fluid, influencing procedures and mechanisms of nanofluids.  Furthermore, the purpose of this article is to explore the latest research outcomes in the undeveloped workings on nanofluids, so that scientists in the arena of energy change have a more exhaustive and clears sympathetic view of the energy alteration properties and uses of nanofluids. The 3D Carreau fluid with diverse properties of heat/ mass transportations, that is, MHD, mixed convection, radiation, heat sink/source, Soret‐Dufour impact, zero mass flux and activation energy are examined with bvp4c approach. The Dufour and thermal Biot factors enhance the temperature field; similarly, thermophoretic and Soret factors exaggerate the field of concentration. The larger value of Brownian factor decays the concentration field.

Funder

King Khalid University

Publisher

Wiley

Subject

Applied Mathematics,Computational Mechanics

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