Effect of an inclined magnetic field on unsteady mixed convective stagnation point flow over a permeable stretching sheet with radiative heat transfer

Abstract

In this study, we analyzed the time-dependent, 2D, inclined magnetohydrodynamics mixed convection stagnating point flow of nanoparticle toward a permeable stretchable surface with radiative heat effect. Four different types of water-based nanomaterials, namely titanium dioxide copper aluminum oxide and copper oxide are analyzed in this investigation. Numerous engineering disciplines, including energy systems, material processing, thermal management, and environmental engineering, can benefit greatly from research in mixed convection, MHD, and nanofluids. The boundary layer representations of the dominating partial differential equations PDEs are converted into strong nonlinear ordinary differential equations ODEs utilizing similarities approach. The ODEs are computed numerically employing 4th order Runge–Kutta methodology-based shooting scheme. Few special situations, a remarkable alignment is determined between the present study and the outcomes obtained in the existing research. The impact of numerous pertinent variables on the prominent quantities such as velocity, temperature and concentration distributions, drag friction coefficient and heat transport are demonstrated graphically. It is noticed that the velocity and thermal curve decrease as the nanoparticle volume friction factor increases. Moreover, it is analyzed that higher values of nanoparticle concentration diminishes the velocity and temperature distributions.