Eslam Gomaa Sanad Ghania
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Computational workflow to monitor the electroosmosis of nanofluidic flow in the vicinity of a bounding surface
• 2026
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Authors
E. G. Ghania, Sara I. Abdelsalam, A. M. Megahed, A. E. Hosni & A. Z. Zaher
Keywords
Boundary layer;
electroosmotic forces;
Casson fluid model;
numerical solution; electromagnetized plate
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International
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Abstract
This investigation studies the flow of a boundary layer with electroosmotic
forces on a nanofluid with gyrotactic microorganisms along the vertical
Riga plate. This sort of fluid movement necessitates specific mathematical
techniques and numerical simulations. In addition, the boundary-layer flow
is induced by the mass and heat transfer, Joule heating, and viscous dissipation. A mathematical model is simulated by non-linear partial differential
equations (PDEs). The combination of PDEs is turned into a set of non-linear ordinary differential equations using proper transformations. Some analysis tools are used to investigate the morphological characteristics of the
problem while applying suitable boundary conditions. The influence of
parameters on the derived solutions is numerically and visually explained
through sets of figures. It is elucidated that the concentration of the microorganisms reduces due to an increase in Lewis number which leads to a
decrease in the motile microorganism’s density profile. It is seen that the
temperature distribution is improved when the chemical reaction and
Casson parameter increase. In addition, we find that the application of
electro-osmotic forces applied to the surfaces helps to dewater and separate microorganisms from incompressible solid and liquid mixture
forces on a nanofluid with gyrotactic microorganisms along the vertical
Riga plate. This sort of fluid movement necessitates specific mathematical
techniques and numerical simulations. In addition, the boundary-layer flow
is induced by the mass and heat transfer, Joule heating, and viscous dissipation. A mathematical model is simulated by non-linear partial differential
equations (PDEs). The combination of PDEs is turned into a set of non-linear ordinary differential equations using proper transformations. Some analysis tools are used to investigate the morphological characteristics of the
problem while applying suitable boundary conditions. The influence of
parameters on the derived solutions is numerically and visually explained
through sets of figures. It is elucidated that the concentration of the microorganisms reduces due to an increase in Lewis number which leads to a
decrease in the motile microorganism’s density profile. It is seen that the
temperature distribution is improved when the chemical reaction and
Casson parameter increase. In addition, we find that the application of
electro-osmotic forces applied to the surfaces helps to dewater and separate microorganisms from incompressible solid and liquid mixture