Oldroyd-B Nanofluid-Flow Between Stretching Disks with Thermal Slip and Multiple Flow Features

Abstract

This novel investigation deals with the thermal slip in magnetized axi-symmetric flow of Oldroyd-B liquid configured by infinite stretchable disks. With appliance of fundamental laws, the flow model equations are constructed. The governing flow equations are altered into no-dimensional form by using similarity quantities. The solution procedure is followed by using famous homotopy analysis technique. The convergence analysis is performed to evaluate the solution accuracy. The significance of flow parameters in the pattern of velocity, temperature and concentration are graphically illustrated. The novel numerical simulations for wall shear stress, Nusselt number, and Sherwood number are also performed at both surfaces of disks. It is noted the effects of relaxation time and retardation constants on radial and normal velocity components is opposite. The thermal slip parameters enhance the nanoparticles temperature. The concentration profile is decreases with Brownian motion parameter.