Analysis of bio-nanofluid flow over a stretching sheet with slip boundaries
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| author | Jalili, Bahram Alamdari, Salar Ghadiri Jalili, Payam Ganji, Davood Domiri |
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| contents | A viscous, incompressible, micropolar bio-nanofluid flowing across a stretching sheet in three dimensions while being driven to convect several slip boundaries in the presence of a magnetic field was studied. With the assistance of the relevant transformations, a mathematical model is presented. The finite difference method numerically solves the converted non-linear ordinary differential equations. A comprehensive assessment was conducted to examine the impact of governing parameters on dimensionless velocity, micro-rotation, temperature, nanoparticle volume fraction, microorganisms, and heat transfer rate. The findings of this investigation showed a strong correlation when compared to previous studies, indicating a high level of agreement and consistency between the results. The study's conclusions indicate that the velocity profile increases with higher values of λ and δ, while it decreases with higher values of A, δv, and M. The micro-rotation profile F(η) drops as the spin gradient viscosity parameter rises, but G(η) increases. The temperature profile decreases with higher Prandtl numbers but increases with higher thermophoresis parameters. The concentration profile decreases with higher Schmidt numbers and Brownian motion parameters. The microorganism profile increases with higher Peclet numbers and microorganism slip parameters but decreases with higher bio-convection Schmidt numbers. Lastly, the local Nusselt number grows with increasing values of the stretching parameter λ. |
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| spellingShingle | Analysis of bio-nanofluid flow over a stretching sheet with slip boundaries Jalili, Bahram Alamdari, Salar Ghadiri Jalili, Payam Ganji, Davood Domiri Fluid Dynamics Mathematical Physics Applied Physics Computational Physics A viscous, incompressible, micropolar bio-nanofluid flowing across a stretching sheet in three dimensions while being driven to convect several slip boundaries in the presence of a magnetic field was studied. With the assistance of the relevant transformations, a mathematical model is presented. The finite difference method numerically solves the converted non-linear ordinary differential equations. A comprehensive assessment was conducted to examine the impact of governing parameters on dimensionless velocity, micro-rotation, temperature, nanoparticle volume fraction, microorganisms, and heat transfer rate. The findings of this investigation showed a strong correlation when compared to previous studies, indicating a high level of agreement and consistency between the results. The study's conclusions indicate that the velocity profile increases with higher values of λ and δ, while it decreases with higher values of A, δv, and M. The micro-rotation profile F(η) drops as the spin gradient viscosity parameter rises, but G(η) increases. The temperature profile decreases with higher Prandtl numbers but increases with higher thermophoresis parameters. The concentration profile decreases with higher Schmidt numbers and Brownian motion parameters. The microorganism profile increases with higher Peclet numbers and microorganism slip parameters but decreases with higher bio-convection Schmidt numbers. Lastly, the local Nusselt number grows with increasing values of the stretching parameter λ. |
| title | Analysis of bio-nanofluid flow over a stretching sheet with slip boundaries |
| topic | Fluid Dynamics Mathematical Physics Applied Physics Computational Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.11149 |