Non-Coaxially Rotating Motion in Casson Martial along with Temperature and Concentration Gradients via First-Order Chemical Reaction

The effect of non-coaxial rotation on the transport of mass subjected to first-order chemical reaction is studied analytically. The effects of thermal radiation, buoyancy, constructive and destructive chemical reactions along with Casson fluid in rotating frame are discussed. Time evolution of prima...

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Autores principales:	Noman Jabbar, Muhammad Bilal Hafeez, Sameh Askar, Umar Nazir
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Materias:	transportation chemical reaction non-coaxial rotation Nusselt number Sherwood number Technology T
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:fd90024e8d334fa59ce8d1d5f093c31d2021-11-25T17:28:44ZNon-Coaxially Rotating Motion in Casson Martial along with Temperature and Concentration Gradients via First-Order Chemical Reaction10.3390/en142277841996-1073https://doaj.org/article/fd90024e8d334fa59ce8d1d5f093c31d2021-11-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/14/22/7784https://doaj.org/toc/1996-1073The effect of non-coaxial rotation on the transport of mass subjected to first-order chemical reaction is studied analytically. The effects of thermal radiation, buoyancy, constructive and destructive chemical reactions along with Casson fluid in rotating frame are discussed. Time evolution of primary and secondary velocities, energy and solute particles are analyzed. The behavior of flow under the variation of intensity of magnetic field is also investigated. Evolutionary behavior of primary velocity is opposite to the evolutionary behavior of secondary velocity. The impact of buoyant force on primary velocity is opposite to the role of buoyant force on the secondary velocity. The evolutionary behavior of temperature is also examined and a remarkable enhancement in temperature is noticed. Thermal radiation causes the fluid to be cooled down as heat energy is escaped by thermal radiation. Evolutionary behavior of concentration is also analyzed and an increasing of concentration versus time is noted. Destructive chemical reaction results a remarkable reduction in the concentration and vice versa for generative chemical reaction.Noman JabbarMuhammad Bilal HafeezSameh AskarUmar NazirMDPI AGarticletransportationchemical reactionnon-coaxial rotationNusselt numberSherwood numberTechnologyTENEnergies, Vol 14, Iss 7784, p 7784 (2021)
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spellingShingle	transportation chemical reaction non-coaxial rotation Nusselt number Sherwood number Technology T Noman Jabbar Muhammad Bilal Hafeez Sameh Askar Umar Nazir Non-Coaxially Rotating Motion in Casson Martial along with Temperature and Concentration Gradients via First-Order Chemical Reaction
description	The effect of non-coaxial rotation on the transport of mass subjected to first-order chemical reaction is studied analytically. The effects of thermal radiation, buoyancy, constructive and destructive chemical reactions along with Casson fluid in rotating frame are discussed. Time evolution of primary and secondary velocities, energy and solute particles are analyzed. The behavior of flow under the variation of intensity of magnetic field is also investigated. Evolutionary behavior of primary velocity is opposite to the evolutionary behavior of secondary velocity. The impact of buoyant force on primary velocity is opposite to the role of buoyant force on the secondary velocity. The evolutionary behavior of temperature is also examined and a remarkable enhancement in temperature is noticed. Thermal radiation causes the fluid to be cooled down as heat energy is escaped by thermal radiation. Evolutionary behavior of concentration is also analyzed and an increasing of concentration versus time is noted. Destructive chemical reaction results a remarkable reduction in the concentration and vice versa for generative chemical reaction.
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author	Noman Jabbar Muhammad Bilal Hafeez Sameh Askar Umar Nazir
author_facet	Noman Jabbar Muhammad Bilal Hafeez Sameh Askar Umar Nazir
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title	Non-Coaxially Rotating Motion in Casson Martial along with Temperature and Concentration Gradients via First-Order Chemical Reaction
title_short	Non-Coaxially Rotating Motion in Casson Martial along with Temperature and Concentration Gradients via First-Order Chemical Reaction
title_full	Non-Coaxially Rotating Motion in Casson Martial along with Temperature and Concentration Gradients via First-Order Chemical Reaction
title_fullStr	Non-Coaxially Rotating Motion in Casson Martial along with Temperature and Concentration Gradients via First-Order Chemical Reaction
title_full_unstemmed	Non-Coaxially Rotating Motion in Casson Martial along with Temperature and Concentration Gradients via First-Order Chemical Reaction
title_sort	non-coaxially rotating motion in casson martial along with temperature and concentration gradients via first-order chemical reaction
publisher	MDPI AG
publishDate	2021
url	https://doaj.org/article/fd90024e8d334fa59ce8d1d5f093c31d
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Non-Coaxially Rotating Motion in Casson Martial along with Temperature and Concentration Gradients via First-Order Chemical Reaction

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