CVFEM approach for EHD flow of nanofluid through porous medium within a wavy chamber under the impacts of radiation and moving walls
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In current investigation, ferrofluid circulation and energy transport inside a wavy-walled porous enclosure are modeled considering radiation and EHD effects. The finite volume method is employing for simulation of EHD circulation structures and thermal transmission. Properties of working fluid depend on the electric field and nanosized solid particles concentration. Impacts of thermal radiation, nanoparticles shape, and volume fraction are considered in governing equations. Distributions of unknown functions are received for various voltage, permeability, radiation parameters, nanoparticles’ shape and concentration. Results have shown that platelet form leads to the strongest convective circulation. An amplification of electric force characterizes a diminution of the boundary layer thickness. Greater permeability of the porous medium characterizes the strongest convective circulation and thermal transmission.
- National Research University of Electronic Technology Russian Federation
- University of Wollongong Australia
- Babol Noshirvani University of Technology Iran (Islamic Republic of)
- Tomsk State Pedagogical University Russian Federation
- Public Authority for Applied Education and Training Kuwait
Engineering, пористые среды, электрогидродинамика, наножидкости, тепловое излучение, Science and Technology Studies
Engineering, пористые среды, электрогидродинамика, наножидкости, тепловое излучение, Science and Technology Studies
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