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publication name Flow and heat transfer over a moving surface with non-linear velocity and variable thickness in a nanofluids in the presence of Brownian motion
Authors M.S. Abdelwahed
year 2015
keywords
journal Applied Mathematics and Computation 254 (2015) 49–62
volume 254
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pages 49-52
publisher elsevier
Local/International International
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Abstract

The effects of variable thickness, hydromagnetic flow, Brownian motion, heat generation, on heat transfer characteristics and mechanical properties of a moving surface embedded into cooling medium consists of water with nano-particles are studied. The governing boundary layer equations are transformed to ordinary differential equations. These equa- tions are solved analytically using (OHAM) for general conditions. The velocity, tempera- ture, and concentration profiles within the boundary layer are plotted and discussed in details for various values of the different parameters such as Brownian parameter, thermo- phoresis parameter, shape parameter, magnetic parameter and heat source parameter the effect of the cooling medium and flatness on the mechanical properties of the surface are investigated.

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