Thermal Conductivity and Mixed Convection Influence on the Flow of Viscoelastic Fluid Due To Inclined Cylinder

The thermal flow of second grade fluid with Soret and Dufour effects has been observed in this investigation. The problem is modified with mixed convection and thermal radiation applications. The thermal conductivity with variable relations is used to analyze the transport phenomenon. Further, the applications of mixed convection and magnetic force has also been focused. The convective thermal and concentration flow constraints are used for the current flow problem. The shooting numerical scheme is used to calculate the numerical observations. The major impact of parameters is visualized for flow parameters. It is observed that the velocity profile increases for curvature parameter and viscoelastic fluid parameter. The assumptions of variable thermal conductivity enhanced with transport phenomenon. The Nusselt number declined for variable thermal conductivity parameter.