journal article·2019-03-31

Effects of External Magnetic Field on non-Newtonian Two Phase Fluid in an Annulus with Peristaltic Pumping

A. Riaz, A. Zeeshan, S. Ahmad, A. Razaq, M. Zubair

Journal of Magnetics· Volume 24· Issue 1
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Abstract

This paper comprises the exact solutions of Non-Newtonian multiphase fluid through peristaltic pumping characteristics in an annulus having complaint walls and applied magnetic field. The mechanics of the geometry are defined cylindrical due to its large number of utilizations in medicine and biological apparatus. The external cylinder is having sinusoidal waves travelling along its walls. The problem is simplified by some suitable and valid approximations. The authors have obtained the accurate solutions of the velocities of two phases. The effects of appertaining parameters have been displayed through graphs of velocity for v and particulate phases and the behavior of curves are manipulated accordingly. It is concluded that applied magnetic field decreases the velocity of both the fluid and the particles flow.
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OpenAlex topics: Nanofluid Flow and Heat Transfer · Magnetic and Electromagnetic Effects · Characterization and Applications of Magnetic Nanoparticles

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