Abstract

The main concern is to explore an electro-magneto hydrodynamic (EMHD) squeezing flow of ( A g − F e 3 O 4 / H 2 O ) hybrid nanofluid between stretchable parallel Riga plates. The benefits of the use of hybrid nanofluids, and the parameters associated to it, have been analyzed mathematically. This particular problem has a lot of importance in several branches of engineering and industry. Heat and mass transfer along with nonlinear thermal radiation and chemical reaction effects have also been incorporated while carrying out the study. An appropriate selection of dimensionless variables have enabled us to develop a mathematical model for the present flow situation. The resulting mathematical method have been solved by a numerical scheme named as the method of moment. The accuracy of the scheme has been ensured by comparing the present result to some already existing results of the same problem, but for a limited case. To back our results further we have also obtained the solution by anther recipe known as the Runge-Kutta-Fehlberg method combined with the shooting technique. The error analysis in a tabulated form have also been presented to validate the acquired results. Furthermore, with the graphical assistance, the variation in the behavior of the velocity, temperature and concentration profile have been inspected under the action of various ingrained parameters. The expressions for skin friction coefficient, local Nusselt number and local Sherwood number, in case of ( A g − F e 3 O 4 / H 2 O ) hybrid nanofluid, have been derived and the influence of various parameters have also been discussed.

Highlights

  • An unprecedented and staggering development in the field of microfluidics, microelectronics, optical devices, chemical synthesis, transportation, high power engines and microsystems, including mechanical and electrical components, transforms the underpinnings of human life

  • Maxwell [3] worked on a model for the thermal conductivity which is suitable only for the spherical shaped nanoparticles

  • Hayat et al [37] investigated the electro magneto squeezing flow of carbon nanotube’s suspended nanofluid between two parallel rotatory Riga plates along with viscous dissipation effects. They have considered the melting heat transfer condition, which basically revealed that the heat conducting process to the solid surface, involved the combine effects of both sensible and melting heat, which significantly enhances the temperature of the solid surface to its melting temperature

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Introduction

An unprecedented and staggering development in the field of microfluidics, microelectronics, optical devices, chemical synthesis, transportation, high power engines and microsystems, including mechanical and electrical components, transforms the underpinnings of human life. Hayat et al [37] investigated the electro magneto squeezing flow of carbon nanotube’s suspended nanofluid between two parallel rotatory Riga plates along with viscous dissipation effects They have considered the melting heat transfer condition, which basically revealed that the heat conducting process to the solid surface, involved the combine effects of both sensible and melting heat, which significantly enhances the temperature of the solid surface to its melting temperature. Ermore, μ and μ simultaneously represents the effective dynamic viscosities of the hybrid f f 2 the f constant hnf f esents characteristics parameter. The hnf and μwhile simultaneously represents the effective dynamic viscosities of hybrid tofluid the top wall. In the case of hybrid nanofluid, the centration, are respectively shown by where, simultaneously, indicates the temperatures φ denotes the nanoparticle volume fraction.

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