On magnetized non-Newtonian rotatory fluid flow field

Abstract

The current pagination is devoted to offering the untapped features of non-Newtonian rotatory magnetized fluid flow over the solid disk. The said non-Newtonian fluid model is a Powell–Eyring fluid model. The flow field is further carried with suspended nanoparticles with velocity slip effects. The strength of the article is a complex mathematical modeling subject to physical effects mentioned before, and the computational results are provided through the self-coded algorithm rather than to move on with the usual built-in scheme. To make the implementation possible, the obtained flow-narrating system is converted into a system having fewer independents. The key involved parameters are Powell–Eyring fluid, magnetic field, velocity slip, thermophoresis, and Brownian motion parameters. The dependent quantities namely axial, tangential velocities, temperature, and concentration are examined against flow-controlling parameters. The obtained outcomes in this direction are offered by means of graphical trends. It is noticed that both axial and radial velocities possess direct relation with Power–Eyring parameter (M). The Powell–Eyring fluid temperature is an increasing function of the thermophoresis parameter. Furthermore, the Powell–Eyring concentration enhances significantly toward the higher values of the Brownian motion parameter.