A numerical study of Two-Dimensional Magnetized Bioconvective Unsteady
fluid flow in two Stretching Parallel Plates with Internal Heating and
Chemical Reaction Effects
Abstract
Driven by scientific development, the bio-convection unsteady nanofluid
flow has gained enormous attention in research due to its applications
in various disciplines such as biosensors, biological polymer synthesis,
pharmaceutics, microbial improved oil recovery, and environment-friendly
applications. As such, this study aims to investigate the mixed
bio-convective magnetized and electrically conducting 2-dimensional flow
in view of two extended wall channels subjected to MHD, thermal
radiation, and binary chemical reaction effects. A mathematical
framework is developed underflow of a nonofluid based on certain
conditions. The implication of Soret and Dufour impacts is considered in
the model problem. Such a nonlinear mathematical model is tackled by
invoking similarity solutions for mass conservation, momentum,
temperature, concentration, and micro-organisms expressions. The
dimensionless principles (ODEs) are addressed by the efficacy
Nactsheim-Swigert shooting along with the iteration process, explicitly
through shooting technique (RK-4). The outlines of distinguished
emerging constraints on flow fields are offered through the plotted
graphic visuals. The impact of physical quantities of engineering
interest is offered numerically via tabulated values.