Mathematical modeling of free convective MHD flow of temperature and heap transfer effects on caisson fluid over an oscillatory vertical plate
Keywords:
predictable flow, caisson fluid, infinite vertical plates, constant fluid flow, partition temperature, laplace transformationAbstract
In general, some static analysis of the predictable flow of the compressible and caisson fluid of some infinite vertical plates is determined by taking into account its varying mass or constant fluid flow and the uniform increase of the partition temperature. Differential equations can be predicted using different components of the Laplace transformation technique. Usually, two different solutions are available when the fluid flows in a particular direction. In this paper, an improved method for calculating the velocity of different fluids is proposed. Its possibilities are designed to calculate the different types of events that take place near the high temperature plates of the liquid. The results are compared with the flow along the plates at a near constant temperature.
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