Effects of MHD, Forchheimer and Heat Transfer in Annular Region between Porous and Impervious Concentric Cylinders - DTM Approach
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Convection Term, DTM, Joule HeatingAbstract
Significant increase of numerous applications in engineering, biological and industrial purpose as metallic extrusion motivated this communication. This paper proposes unique computational procedure is Method of Differential Transforms (DTM) to get an exact solution for electrified conducting fluid over a semi-porous cylinder in an impermeable cylinder with effects of Joule heating and convection term. A key finding of study reports the different dimensionless parameters influences the variations in velocity and heat transport on the fluid flow are presented graphically. The graph reveals an interesting result of Nusselt number, Skin-friction and stream lines elucidates the flow characteristics. A qualitative agreement is found in the present paper and are well matched with earlier work.
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