Hybrid nanofluid flow over an unsteady stretching/shrinking disk with thermal radiation
Abstract
The aim of this paper is to examine the combined effects of unsteadiness and thermal radiation on the flow of a mixture nanoliquid due to a shrinking disk. Investigation of flow near a stagnation-point naturally arises in several industrial sectors and is useful owing to its significance in thermal enhancement. The motion is persuaded by a radially stretched/shrinked exterior of the disk in adding to the flow near a stagnation point. As a result, this research examines the thermophysical belongings of the unsteady flow near a stagnation-point past a stretching/shrinking disk by using twin-kind nanoelements, viz. a mixture nanoliquid. Cu and Al2O3 nanoparticles have been considered in water to produce hybrid nanofluid. The numerous uses like electronic cooling system, heat exchangers and radiators are available. Using similarity transformations, self-similar equations have been obtained which are then solved numerically using MATHEMATICA software. Comparisons have been made with the available data in the literature and found a complete agreement for some special case of the problem. Double solutions subsist for equally stretched and shrinked disks, whereas a unique solution exists for the static disk. For flow past a stretching or a shrinking disk, a 27.79% of increase in warmth transport speed is noted for mixture nanofluid, contrasted to the nanoliquid. Hence, this study will be of interest to several scientists and engineers, owing its capability to augment the speed of heat transport in contrast to the regular nanofluids.
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