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NATURAL CONVECTION FLOW IN A VERTICAL CHANNEL WITH SUCTION/INJECTION AND ISOTHERMAL BOUNDARIES

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ABSTRACT

This paper presents natural convection flow in a vertical channel with suction/injection and isothermal boundaries. The governing equations are solved using undetermined coefficient. The temperature equation and velocity equation for this article are presented and transformed to their corresponding dimensionless form using suitable parameters. The equations are solved exactly and graphical representations are conferred,the skin friction is thereby obtained from the exact solutions. Throughout the cause of the graphical representations, it is observed that from temperature profile, suction increases the temperature gradient in the channel, while injection decreases the temperature gradient,suction decreases the velocity in the channel, while injection increases the velocity, then suction and injection parameters have the same influence on the skin friction

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE CONTENTS

DECLARATION.. i

CERTIFICATION.. ii

DEDICATION.. iii

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. iv

ABSTRACT. v

CHAPTER ONE. 1

INTRODUCTION.. 1

1.1       Background of the study. 1

1.2       Aim and Objectives of the Study. 2

1.3       Research Methodology. 2

1.4   Definitions of basic terms. 3

CHAPTER TWO.. 5

LITERATURE REVIEW… 5

2.1   Introduction. 5

2.2   Natural Convection in Vertical Channels. 7

2.3    Suction and Injection. 8

2.4   Natural Convection with Suction/Injection. 8

CHAPTER THREE. 9

MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS. 9

3.2   Suction/injection (S) 10

3.3   Prandtl number (pr) 11

3.4   Mathematical description. 13

CHAPTER FOUR.. 19

ANALYSIS AND DISSCUSION OF RESULT. 19

4.1       Introduction. 19

4.2   Result and discussion. 19

CHAPTER FIVE. 27

SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMENDATION.. 27

5.1   Summary. 27

5.2   Conclusion. 27

5.3   Recommendation. 27

REFERENCES. 28

APPENDICES. 30

Fig 3. 1: Schematic diagram of the unified solution. 14

Fig 4.1.Temperature Distribution for Different Values of  at . 20

Fig 4. 2 Temperature Distribution for Different Values of at . 21

Fig 4. 3 Temperature Distribution for Different Values of at . 22

Fig 4. 4 Velocity Profile for Different Values of at . 23

Fig 4. 5 Velocity Profile for Different Values of at . 24

Fig 4. 6 skin friction on . 25

Fig 4. 7 skin friction on . 26

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

1.1     Background of the study

Fluid dynamics and heat transfer are fundamental aspects of engineering and natural phenomena. The study of fluid flow and heat transfer has significant implications in a wide range of engineering and environmental applications, from the design of efficient heat exchangers to the prediction of weather patterns and climate modeling. Among the many modes of heat transfer, natural convection stands out as a phenomenon of great importance.

Importance of Natural Convection

Natural convection is a heat transfer process driven solely by temperature differences within a fluid. This phenomenon plays a pivotal role in various industrial, environmental, and engineering contexts. One particularly intriguing scenario within the realm of natural convection is the flow in vertical channels with suction/injection and isothermal boundaries. Understanding this complex flow is essential for several reasons:

Energy Efficiency: Natural convection can have a significant impact on the energy efficiency of various systems, including cooling systems in electronic devices, solar collectors, and building HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems. Optimizing these systems requires a deep understanding of natural convection patterns.

Environmental Considerations: As we strive to reduce energy consumption and minimize environmental impact, gaining insights into natural convection processes becomes crucial. For example, understanding the natural convection in environmental reservoirs can aid in predicting the dispersion of pollutants or the thermal behavior of aquatic ecosystems.

Industrial Applications: In industrial processes, vertical channels are commonly encountered in heat exchangers, chemical reactors, and cooling systems. Controlling and enhancing heat transfer in such systems is essential for efficient and cost-effective operations.

Scientific Exploration: Beyond practical applications, studying natural convection in vertical channels with suction/injection and isothermal boundaries provides valuable insights into the fundamental principles of fluid dynamics and heat transfer. It challenges researchers to develop mathematical models and computational tools to simulate and predict these complex flows.

1.2       Aim and Objectives of the Study

The overall aim of this research is to study natural convection flow in a vertical channel with section/injection and isothermal boundaries

The objectives to attain the set aim are to:

  1. Investigate Natural Convection Flow
  2. Understand the Influence of Suction/Injection
  • Examine the Impact of Isothermal Boundaries
  1. Develop Mathematical Models
  2. Conduct Numerical Simulations

1.3       Research Methodology

To attain the above set objectives, a survey of the existing works on natural convection flow in a vertical channel under different phenomena is conducted and stretched to capture newly identified physical situations where the previous works is limited. The mathematical problems of “natural convection flow in a vertical channel with suction/injection and isothermal boundaries” were solved analytically using method of undetermined coefficients then applying the boundary conditions. The numerical values and graphs of these solutions were obtained using a computer package MATLAB 2016. The numerical values and graphs obtained are analyzed to ascertain the impact of each of the controlling parameters on the flow.

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