Thermal transport investigation and shear drag at solid-liquid interface of modified permeable radiative-SRID subject to Darcy-Forchheimer fluid flow composed by gamma-nanomaterial

The modern world moves towards the art of nanotechnology which is impossible without the analysis of thermal performance and thermophysical featuring of nanofluids. Therefore, a case study for Darcy-Forchheimer Flow (DFF) (gamma-Al2O3/H2O)nf over a permeable Stretching Rotating Inclined Disk (SRID) under the impacts of thermal radiation and viscus dissipation is organized. The nanofluid is synthesized by novel gamma-aluminum nanomaterial and pure water. Then, the problem is formulated properly via similarity equations by inducing empirical correlations of (gamma-Al2O3/H2O)nf with their thermophysical attributes. A numerical algorithm is successfully implemented for mathematical analysis and furnished the results for DFF of (gamma-Al2O3/H2O)nf. It is inspected that the F-r opposes the motion and the fluid moves promptly by increasing the strength of stretching parameter. The temperature of (gamma-Al2O3/H2O)nf enhances due to higher dissipation and fraction factor favors the thermophysical attributes of (gamma-Al2O3/H2O)nf. Therefore, the nanofluid has high thermal performance rate and would be better for industrial and engineering purposes.