Heat Generation, Thermal Radiation and Chemical Reaction Effects onUnsteady MHD Casson Fluid Flow on an Inclined Vertical Porous Plate

Abstract

The effects of 'heat generation', 'thermal radiation', and 'chemical reaction' on thc unslcady free convective magnctohydrodynamic (MHD) flow of Casson fluid over an inclined vertical plate with porosity have been examined. The governing equations arc transformed into a dimensionless form through similarity transformations to provide a range of options. The identified issue is examined using MATLXB Softwarc_ The concepts or 'skin friction' and 'rate ofheat and mass transfer' arc further elaborated The influcncc of different measurable physical variables on the terms 'velocity', 'temperature', and 'concentration' is analyzed, with numerical results presented through the corresponding curves. The findings indicate that both the inclination angle and magnetic fields are likely to impede the flow's motion. The vunramctcrs related to heat generation and thermal radiation contn%ute positively to the heat transfer prCRcss.