Title of article
On unsteady two-dimensional and axisymmetric squeezing flow between parallel plates
Author/Authors
Khan, Umar HITEC University - Faculty of Sciences - Department of Mathematics, Pakistan , Ahmed, Naveed HITEC University - Faculty of Sciences - Department of Mathematics, Pakistan , Khan, Sheikh Irfanullah COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Pakistan , Khan, Sheikh Irfanullah HITEC University - Faculty of Sciences - Department of Mathematics, Pakistan , Zaidi, Zulfiqar Ali COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Pakistan , Zaidi, Zulfiqar Ali HITEC University - Faculty of Sciences - Department of Mathematics, Pakistan , Xiao-Jun, Yang China University of Mining and Technology - College of Science, China , Mohyud-Din, Tauseef HITEC University - Faculty of Sciences - Department of Mathematics, Pakistan
From page
463
To page
468
Abstract
Squeezing flow of a viscous fluid is considered. Two types of flows are discussed namely, the axisymmetric flow and two dimensional flow. Similarity transform proposed by Wang (1976) [13] has been used to reduce the Navier–Stokes equations to a highly non-linear ordinary differential equation which jointly describes both types of flows. Solution to aforementioned ordinary differential equation is obtained by using Variation of Parameters Method (VPM). VPM is free from the existence of small or large parameters and hence it can be applied to a large variety of problems as compared to the perturbation method applied by Wang (1976) [13]. Comparison among present and already existing solutions is also provided to show the efficiency of VPM. A convergence analysis is also carried out. Effects of different physical parameters on the flow field is discussed and demonstrated graphically with comprehensive discussions and explanations.
Keywords
Squeezing flows , Variation of Parameters Method (VMP) , Axisymmetric flow , Numerical solutions
Journal title
Alexandria Engineering Journal
Journal title
Alexandria Engineering Journal
Record number
2540454
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