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Fluid dynamics of transportation of viscoelastic fluids through inclined circular cylindrical tubes and its application in biological systems

  • Vijay K. Shukla , Subhash Chandra and Pragya Singh
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Applied Engineering Mathematics
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Abstract

In this paper, a model is proposed to calculate the impact of peristaltic transport of viscoelastic natural fluids through the oesophagus. A Maxwell model for viscoelastic fluid is considered in ongoing investigations of the transportation of such fluid. Dairy cream, cheese, and marshmallow cream are a few examples of viscoelastic fluids. The long wavelength and low Reynolds-number concept is used to achieve the desired results. This supposition minimizes the curvature effect of the wall and attains terminologies for radial and the axial velocities with pressure. The special effects of the dilation parameter, inclination angle, Froude number, and Reynolds number on the pumping region of fluid transport have been analyzed and are represented by appropriate graphs. It is established that pressure increases with enhancement of the angle of inclination and amplitude-dilation parameter, while pressure decreases when the Froude number increases.

Abstract

In this paper, a model is proposed to calculate the impact of peristaltic transport of viscoelastic natural fluids through the oesophagus. A Maxwell model for viscoelastic fluid is considered in ongoing investigations of the transportation of such fluid. Dairy cream, cheese, and marshmallow cream are a few examples of viscoelastic fluids. The long wavelength and low Reynolds-number concept is used to achieve the desired results. This supposition minimizes the curvature effect of the wall and attains terminologies for radial and the axial velocities with pressure. The special effects of the dilation parameter, inclination angle, Froude number, and Reynolds number on the pumping region of fluid transport have been analyzed and are represented by appropriate graphs. It is established that pressure increases with enhancement of the angle of inclination and amplitude-dilation parameter, while pressure decreases when the Froude number increases.

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  6. Fluid dynamics of transportation of viscoelastic fluids through inclined circular cylindrical tubes and its application in biological systems 31
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  10. Groundwater contamination in heterogeneous semi-infinite aquifers for 1-D flow 85
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  12. Natural convection in a rectangular cavity bounded by porous lining 113
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  16. Mathematical perspectives on biomechanical signal processing 179
  17. Numerical simulation of thermal performance in a hybrid nanofluid filled chamber with a heat producing element 221
  18. Non-Darcian flow of bioconvective viscoelastic fluid in a convectively heated elongating surface with variable heat source and energy activation 239
  19. Finite element analysis of biological systems 255
  20. Numerical analysis of free convective heat-transfer characteristics of a non-Newtonian (Casson) fluid in a heated permeable cavity under the effects of thermal radiation 279
  21. Graph-theoretical insights into resting-state EEG: a mathematical approach to psychiatric disorder analysis 289
  22. Index 317
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