Investigating radiative heat transfer, varied wall thickness, and slip effects on Casson nanofluid flow over a stretched sheet with heat source
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Abstract
Understanding the intricate interplay between variable fluid properties such as slip and thermal conductivity when flowing over porous surfaces is of utmost importance for a wide range of engineering applications. This investigation delves into this uncharted territory, connecting the analytical capabilities of HAM (Homotopy Analysis Method) to reveal captivating insights into the impact of these variables on the dynamics of Casson nanofluid flow. Besides, we documented the flow aspects which include thermal radiation, heat source, variable wall thickness and chemical reaction. We alter the partial differential flow-related conditions into nonlinear ordinary ones employing the similarity transformation approach. Then, using a popular semi-analytical technique known as the Homotopy Analysis Method (HAM), we were able to untangle them. This method yields to power series solutions to nonlinear differential equations. To illustrate the impact of the velocity, temperature and concentration profiles, parametric research has been done using tables and diagrams. In the limiting sense, the numerical results of our methodology are in great association with the outcomes of previous research. Finally, it is noted that higher values of the velocity slip parameter cause an enhancement in fluid velocity, while escalating values of the thermal slip parameter cause a decline in temperature distribution.
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