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- The article examines the effects of ramped wall velocity and temperature on magnetohydrodynamic natural convection flow of nanofluids near a vertical plate in a porous medium.
- It analyzes a combination of water with nanoparticles (copper, titanium dioxide, and aluminum oxide) while considering factors like thermal radiation and heat injection/consumption.
- The study provides mathematical solutions using the Laplace transform, presents the obtained results graphically, and compares the impacts of ramped vs. isothermal wall conditions on heat transfer and skin friction.
Article Abstract
This article investigates the influence of ramped wall velocity and ramped wall temperature on time dependent, magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) natural convection flow of some nanofluids close to an infinitely long vertical plate nested in porous medium. Combination of water as base fluid and three types of nanoparticles named as copper, titanium dioxide and aluminum oxide is taken into account. Impacts of non linear thermal radiation flux and heat injection/consumption are also evaluated. The solutions of principal equations of mass and heat transfer are computed in close form by applying Laplace transform. The physical features of connected parameters are discussed and elucidated with the assistance of graphs. The expressions for Nusselt number and skin friction are also calculated and control of pertinent parameters on both phenomenons is presented in tables. A comparative study is performed for ramped wall and isothermal wall to evaluate the application extent of both boundary conditions.
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