Characteristics of Modified Diffusion Analysis of Squeezed Hydro-magnetic Nanofluid Flow

This communication based on nanofluid theory is exhibited to study the squeezing mechanism. Hydro-magnetic phenomenon is incorporated in the analysis of nanofluid flow. The flow of heat and mass transport is interpreted by the constitutive relationship of modified diffusion model which overcomes the deficiencies in Fourier’s and Fick’s classical theories. The nano-fluid theory also incorporates the features of two important slip mechanisms namely Brownian diffusion and thermophoresis. Resulting heat and mass transport problems are figure out to develop the series solutions. Interval of convergence is established for computed series solutions. Behavior of emerging parameters in flow distributions are graphed and discussed. The major founds in this attempt is that higher Brownian diffusion strengthens the both heat and mass fluxes, while larger thermophoresis parameter enhances the heat flux but it weakens the mass flux. Moreover, both heat and mass flow field decays for enlarge estimation of thermal and solutal time relaxation parameters, respectively. Velocity field shows dual behavior for dominant magnetic parameter.