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Porosity And Diffusion Research Paper

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Effect of Porosity on Simultaneous Thermal and Mass Diffusion in MHD Mixed Convection Flow over a Vertical Surface 1J.V.Ramana Murthy 2K. Jhansi Rani and 3Ch. V. Ramana Murthy¬, 1National Institute of Technology Warangal-506004. (A.P.), India 2Lakireddy Balireddy College of Engineering, Mylavaram – 521230 (A.P.), India kjhansi83@gmail.com 3Vasavi Institute of Engineering and Technology, Nandamuru – 521369 (A.P) India drchvr@gmail.com Abstract The influence of porosity and radiation on simultaneous thermal and mass diffusion of an electrolytic solution past a hot vertical plate with ohmic heating and magnetic field has been examined in this paper. It is observed that, as the porosity of the bounding surface increases the velocity also …show more content…

Fig 16 and fig 17 shows the consolidated effect of Prandtl number and porosity on the skin friction. In each of these cases, in general the Prandtl number and skin friction are inversely related to each other. Figures Figure 1: Effect of porosity on Velocity Profiles Figure 2: Influence of porosity on Velocity Figure 3: Effect of porosity on Velocity Figure 4: Effect of porosity a on Velocity Profiles Figure 5: Effect of porosity on Velocity Profiles Figure 6: Influence of porosity on Velocity Profiles Figure 7: Combined effect of porosity and Grashoff number on Velocity Profiles Figure 8: Influence of porosity on Velocity Profiles Figure 9: Effect of porosity on Velocity Profiles Figure 10: Effect of porosity and Grashoff number on Skin Friction Figure 11: Influence of porosity on Skin friction Figure 12: Effect of Modified Grashoff number on skin friction Figure 13: Influence of Porosity on skin friction Figure 14: Effect of Magnetic parameter on skin friction Figure 15: Influence of Magnetic parameter on skin friction Figure 16: Effect of Prandtl number on

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