A Study on Natural Convective Nanofluid Flow Past A Vertical Cone with Heat And Mass Flux

Abstract

Recently, Nanoparticles have supplied diverse challenges to several scientific newlineissues. Nanoparticles dispersed in a variety of conventional fluids can change the newlineflow and heat transmission properties of the fluids. The mathematical technique newlineis used in this work to investigate the water-based nanofluid flow via an upright newlinecone. The heat and mass flux pattern is used in this mathematical model to newlineexamine MHD (M), viscous dissipation ( and#1013; ), radiation (Rd), chemical reactions newline( and#955; ) and heat suction/injection (and#916;) processes. Our experiment was designed to newlinedetermine the variations in heat transfer phenomena between several nanofluids newline(Cu, Al 2 O3 , TiO 2 , and Ag) and volume fractions (0, 0.01, 0.02, 0.03, 0.04) newlineutilized as categories. The flow field equation is numerically assessed after being newlinetransformed into dimensionless form using an excellent finite difference technique. newlineTo demonstrate the influence of different pertinent parameters a parametric study newlineusing implicit finite difference scheme of Crank Nicolson technique have been newlineexecuted and the numerical outcomes for unsteady momentum, temperature and newlineconcentration profiles, next to the boundary layer is conferred and revealed newlinegraphically for the active parameters newline