Abstract
The manuscript is a presentation of the combined effect of magnetic and electric field on unsteady flow of Maxwell nanofluid over a stretching surface with thermal radiations. The flow of Maxwell nanofluid is assumed to be in an unsteady state. The basic governing equations changed to a group of differential equations, using proper similarity variables. The obtained modeled equations are nonlinear and coupled. An optimal approach is used to acquire the solution of the modeled problem analytically. The effects of electric field, magnetic field and thermal radiations on Maxwell nanofluid are the main focus in this study. The impact of the Skin friction on velocity profile, Nusselt number on temperature profile and Sherwood number on concentration profile are studied numerically. The influential behavior of the unsteady parameter λ , magnetic parameter M , electric parameter E , radiation parameter R d , Maxwell parameter β , thermophoresis parameter N t , Prandtl number Pr , Schmidt number S c , space dependent coefficient A and temperature dependent coefficient B on the velocity f ( h ) , concentration ϕ ( η ) and temperature θ ( η ) are analyzed and studied. The consequences are drawn graphically to see the physical significance of the problem.
Highlights
Two-dimensional boundary layer flow problems of nanofluid flow, heat and mass transmission over a stretched heated surface with magnatohydrodynamic effects have an abundant and extensive range of applications in various engineering and industrial disciplines
The main aim of this work is to investigate the effect of electric field, magnetic field and thermal radiation on the mentioned fluid
Increasing the value of unsteady factor results in decrease of the velocity of the fluid, which is understandable because velocity remains faster in steady and stretching flow
Summary
Two-dimensional boundary layer flow problems of nanofluid flow, heat and mass transmission over a stretched heated surface with magnatohydrodynamic effects have an abundant and extensive range of applications in various engineering and industrial disciplines. These include glass blowing, extrusion process, melt-spinning, design of heat exchangers, wire and fiber coating, glass fiber production, manufacturing of plastic and rubber sheets, etc. Salt water, electrolytes and liquid metals are examples of such magneto fluids. Magnetohydrodynamics have numerous practical usages in the field of engineering and technology, such as crystal growth, liquid-metal cooling of reactors, plasma, magnetohydrodynamic sensors, electromagnetic casting, MHD power generation and magnetic drug targeting.
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