Generalized thermoelastic-diffusion model with higher-order fractional time-derivatives and four-phase-lags
Mechanics Based Design of Structures and Machines • 2020
Publication Information
Authors
Ahmed E. Abouelregal; Mohammed A Elhagary; Amr Soleiman; Khalil M KhalilAhmed E Abouelregal, Mohammed A. Elh
Keywords
Thermoelasticity; fractional
heat conduction fractional
Fickian diffusion;
four-phase-lags;
higher-order
Journal
Mechanics Based Design of Structures and Machines
Publisher
Taylor & Francis
Volume
48
Issue
Not Available
Pages
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publication.type
International
Paper Link
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Abstract
The present work is devoted to the derivation of fundamental equations in
generalized thermoelastic diffusion with four lags and higher-order
time-fractional derivatives. The equations of the heat conduction and the
mass diffusion have been modified by using Taylor’s series of time-fractional order. In this new model, the Fourier and the Fick laws have been
modified to include a higher time-fractional order of the heat conduction
vector, the gradient of temperature, the diffusing mass flux and the
gradient of chemical potential. We adopted the definitions of Caputo and
Jumarie; for time-fractional derivatives. The work of Nowacki; Sherief,
Hamza, and Saleh; and Aouadi; are deduced as limit cases from the current
investigation. Applying this formulation, we have discussed a thermoelasticdiffusion problem for a half-space exposed to thermal and chemical shock
with a permeable material in contact with the half-surface. We discussed
the sensitivity of the different physical parameters in all studied fields in
detail and the results are presented graphically as well as in tabular forms.
generalized thermoelastic diffusion with four lags and higher-order
time-fractional derivatives. The equations of the heat conduction and the
mass diffusion have been modified by using Taylor’s series of time-fractional order. In this new model, the Fourier and the Fick laws have been
modified to include a higher time-fractional order of the heat conduction
vector, the gradient of temperature, the diffusing mass flux and the
gradient of chemical potential. We adopted the definitions of Caputo and
Jumarie; for time-fractional derivatives. The work of Nowacki; Sherief,
Hamza, and Saleh; and Aouadi; are deduced as limit cases from the current
investigation. Applying this formulation, we have discussed a thermoelasticdiffusion problem for a half-space exposed to thermal and chemical shock
with a permeable material in contact with the half-surface. We discussed
the sensitivity of the different physical parameters in all studied fields in
detail and the results are presented graphically as well as in tabular forms.
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