This analysis demonstrates how magnetohydrodynamics and tangent hyperbolic nanofluid flow impact thermal profiles in blood, suggesting optimization for biomedical applications.
The primary objective of the present study is to investigate the role of Silver-Cu nanoparticles mixed in blood with magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) tangent hyperbolic fluid flow over a stretching surface along with thermal radiation. A technique of suitable self-similarity variables has been used to convert PDEs into dimensionless ODEs. Once the ODEs have been solved, both mathematical and graphical results have been obtained via the BVP4c in MATLAB tool. The outcomes of the main active physical parameters are further explained by graphs using energy and velocity profiles. The thermal profile exhibits increasing behaviour when the thermal radiation parameter varies. The velocity graph is decreasing with the variations of the magnetic field parameter. Consistent with earlier research, the results validate the model's correctness and provide light on how to optimize biomedical fluid structures based on nanoparticles.
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