Induced magnetic field and second order velocity slip effects on TiO 2 -water/ethylene glycol nanofluids

This paper explores stagnation-point flow mechanism and the convective heat transmission of an incompressible viscous fluid encouraged by impermeable stretching sheet. Water H 2 O and the ethylene glycol EG driven nanofluids comprising titanium oxide TiO 2 nanoparticles in company of non-uniform heat source/sink accounted here. Effect of second order velocity slip and induced magnetic-field accounted in the presumed model. Primary equations of adopted model have been standardized through similarity methodology and resolved the subsequent equations numerically by expending RK-4 shooting exercise. The stimulus of encouraging flow parameters on the flow specific is made accurately through diagrams and charts. We measure the strength besides trend of the relation amongst the numerous emergent flow parameters with Skin friction coefficient, Nusselt number by using correlation co-efficient and the impression of the relation confirmed by employing Ficher’s t ‐ test. Here dual characteristic of induced magnetic-field has been witnessed for magnetic Prandtl number.