Computational assessment of hybrid and tri hybrid nanofluid influenced by slip flow and linear radiation

A novel mathematical model for improving heat transfer using tri hybrid nanofluids is described in this paper. This study investigates the slip flow and radiative heat transfer over a moving sheet with polymer-based tri hybrid nanofluid. Under the imposed assumptions, equations governing the flow will be modeled. For nonlinear partial differential equations that cannot be solved accurately using similarity transformation, an ordinary differential equations system may be obtained. Numerical solutions to the streamlined equations will be found with the help of a BVP4C solver (MATLAB). The effects of the pertinent parameters on the velocity and temperature profiles along with the skin friction and heat transfer rates are discussed in detail through figures for both hybrid and tri hybrid nanofluid cases. It is reported that the Nusselt number, which measures the rate at which heat is transferred, is higher in tri hybrid nanofluid when compared to hybrid nanofluid flow.