Heat and Mass Transfer in Magneto-Newtonian Fluid Past a Paraboloid of Revolution with Internal Heat Source

Abstract

The objectives of the research are to explored the heat and mass transport over a paraboloid surface of revolution by taking the effects of Lorentz force, resistive heating and internal heat source. The dimensionless version of the model was attained via similarity transformations. Then, for solution purpose, RK scheme is utilized and performed computations for the flow fields. The influence of different physical quantities on the flow characteristics described comprehensively via graphs. It is examined that the stretching index parameter m opposes the fluid velocity and the temperature enhances for Eckert number. Moreover, significant impacts of the Schmidt number are observed for mass transfer gradient.