MHD CASSON VISCOUS DISSIPATIVE FLUID FLOW PAST A VERTICALLY INCLINED PLATE IN PRESENCE OF HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER: A FINITE ELEMENT TECHNIQUE | Zendy

R. Srinivasa Raju | Zendy; G. Jithender Reddy | Zendy; G. Anitha | Zendy

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MHD CASSON VISCOUS DISSIPATIVE FLUID FLOW PAST A VERTICALLY INCLINED PLATE IN PRESENCE OF HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER: A FINITE ELEMENT TECHNIQUE

Author(s) -

R. Srinivasa Raju,

G. Jithender Reddy,

G. Anitha

Publication year - 2017

Publication title -

frontiers in heat and mass transfer

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.404

H-Index - 18

ISSN - 2151-8629

DOI - 10.5098/hmt.8.27

Subject(s) - thermal fluids , magnetohydrodynamics , dissipative system , heat transfer , mass transfer , mechanics , flow (mathematics) , finite element method , fluid dynamics , thermal , thermal science , frontier , materials science , mechanical engineering , thermodynamics , physics , engineering , heat transfer coefficient , political science , critical heat flux , law , plasma , quantum mechanics

In the present study, consider an influence of chemical reaction on an unsteady MHD free convective, viscous dissipative Casson fluid flow over a vertically inclined plate in presence of magnetic field, heat and mass transfer. The modeling equations are converted to dimensionless equations, then solved through finite element technique. Computations were performed to analyze the behavior of fluid velocity, temperature, concentration and induced magnetic field on the inclined vertical plate with the variation of emerging physical parameters. Compared the present results with earlier reported studies for correctness and applicability of finite element technique. This model may be useful in view of lab experimental results for correctness and applicability and useful to analyze the fluid behavior in thermal engineering industries with the influence of the thermal, magnetic and chemical reaction effects etc.

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