flow of nanofluid by nonlinear stretching velocity
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2018
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Main objective in this article is to model and analyze the nanofluid flow induced by curved surface with nonlinear stretching velocity. Nanofluid comprises water and silver. Governing problem is solved by using homotopy analysis method (HAM). Induced magnetic field for low magnetic Reynolds number is not entertained. Development of convergent series solutions for velocity and skin friction coefficient is successfully made. Pressure in the boundary layer flow by curved stretching surface cannot be ignored. It is found that magnitude of power-law index parameter increases for pressure distibutions. Magnitude of radius of curvature reduces for pressure field while opposite trend can be observed for velocity. Keywords: MHD nanofluid, Non-linear curved stretching sheet
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| Authors | ;Tasawar Hayat;Madiha Rashid;Ahmed Alsaedi;Bashir Ahmad |
| Journal | international journal of aerospace engineering |
| Year | 2018 |
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