Three-dimensional rotating flow of Cu–Al2O3/kerosene oil hybrid nanofluid in presence of activation energy and thermal radiation

Abstract

The present exploration talks to a steady and incompressible chemically reacting hybrid-nanofluid rotating flow toward a stretchable sheet in presence of activation energy and magnetic field. We have chosen kerosene oil as base fluid and two nanoparticles specifically Al2O3 and Cu for hybrid-nanofluid and Al2O3 for regular nanofluid. Relative studies of imprint factors between hybrid nanofluid and customary nanofluid have been implemented for our present article. The leading system of PDEs subject to their compatible boundary conditions are renovated into a system of ODEs and then resolved by the Runge–Kutta–Fehlberg quadrature method with shooting practice. The stimulus of ignite flow parameters on the flow precise is carried off accurately through figures, bar diagrams and tables. Our analysis conveys that the primary velocity profiles for both hybrid and regular nanofluid diminish with intensifying values of Hartmann number and rotational parameter, however secondary velocity profile enhances with augmentation of the rotational parameter. Temperature profiles of both category fluids lead to increase with growing values of radiation parameter and Hartmann number, whereas opposite phenomena observe for concentration profiles with improving values of chemical reaction parameter. Again, rate of heat transfer diminishes sharply for leading Hartmann number.