Entropy Generation Analysis on Hybrid Dusty Nanofluid Flow Over a Heated Stretching Sheet: Aerospace Technology
Abstract
The past few years have seen enormous investments in research and development of next generation technologies with potential use in aerospace. Engine oil provides grease, air conditioning, maintenance, rust prevention, reduced sound and turbine functioning among its many functions within an airplane engine. Among these, lubrication is paramount. Without lubrication, it goes without saying that any moving components would wear out very fast. The present study investigates the significance of heat transport properties entropy generation on MHD dusty hybrid nanofluid flow over a heated stretching sheet in the presence of heat generation. By using the suitable self-similarity variables, the partial differential equation is transformed into ordinary differential equations. After then, the dimensionless equations are solved by using the MATLAB solver in bvp4c scheme. Graphs and tables are explained how the operational factors affect fluid flow efficiency. The velocity profile enhanced for increasing magnetic field values, however the energy outline exhibited the reverse behavior, which we observed. During the course of our research, we came to the conclusion that mixed nanofluids are superior to dusty small fluids in terms of their ability to transport energy transporters.
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