MHD Mixed Convection Hybrid Nanofluids Flow over a Permeable Moving Inclined Flat Plate in the Presence of Thermophoretic and Radiative Heat Flux Effects

Abstract

Recent nanotech advancements have created a tremendous platform for the development of a superior ultrahigh performance coolant referred to as nanofluid for several industrial and engineering technologies. In this research, the impact of thermophoretic and viscous dissipation on the radiative mixed convective flow comprising hybrid nanofluid through an inclined permeable moving flat plate with a magnetic field is examined numerically. A model of non-linear differential equations is derived based on some realistic assumptions and tackled numerically using the bvp4c technique. The impact of the specific set of distinguished parameters on the velocity profiles, shear stress, temperature distribution profiles, heat transfer, concentration distribution profile, and mass transfer for the two dissimilar branch solutions are discussed in detail. In addition, it has been discovered that double solutions exist in the case of an opposing flow, while a single solution is observed in the case of an assisting flow. The temperature distribution profile escalates with the radiation parameter, while decelerating the velocity and concentration profiles.