Title of article
Numerical Analysis of MHD Mixed Convection Flow in a Parallelogramic Porous Enclosure Filled with Nano Fluid and in Presence of Magnetic Field Induction
Author/Authors
Ghaffarpasand ، Omid Department of Physics - Environmental Research Institute - University of Isfahan , Fazeli ، Dariush Department of Physics - University of Isfahan
From page
1789
To page
1807
Abstract
The present study numerically investigated the mixed convection ow of nano uid in a lid-driven parallelogramic porous enclosure subjected to a magnetic field. The induced magnetic field was also considered in terms of the magnetic potential to solve the magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) ow and temperature equations. The Darcy- Brinkman-Forchheimer model with the Boussinesq approximation was adopted, and the nite volume method based on SIMPLE algorithm was utilized to solve the governing equations with appropriate boundary conditions in an orthogonal computational domain. The governing equations in a non-orthogonal physical domain were transformed into a computational domain in an orthogonal co-ordinate by co-ordinate transformations. It was shown that the ow field and heat transfer were greatly sensible for the skew angle variation. Magnetic potential circulated through the parallelogramic porous enclosure with either a high magnetic Reynolds number or magnetic permeability of the nano uid. Results also indicated that the in uence of the external magnetic field on uid characteristics and heat transfer manifested various fashions, mainly depending on the effective area of the parallelogramic enclosure. Besides, the variations of heat transfer rates while adding nanoparticles or applying magnetic field were affected to some extent by porous medium permeability and Richardson number.
Keywords
Parallelogramic enclosure , MHD mixed convection , porous media , NanoFluid , Heat Transfer , Magnetic potential
Journal title
Scientia Iranica(Transactions F: Nanotechnology)
Journal title
Scientia Iranica(Transactions F: Nanotechnology)
Record number
2631227
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