Ternary Casson hybrid nanofluids in convergent/divergent channel for the application of medication

The mathematical analysis of time-independent mobility a modified blood-based Casson hybrid nanofluid including dissimilar nanomaterials in convergent/di?vergent channel with stretchable/shrinkable walls is investigated. cumulative impact magnetic and electric fields governs the flow nanofluids. In this study, mediated fluid containing three unique (titania oxide, alumina silver nanoparticles) used to evaluate efficiency nanofluids collaboration blood as base fluid. performed using long-wavelength estimations creeping processes. Such computational innovation will also be investigate transmission biofluids from big smaller arteries intestines. homotopy method generate analytical solutions for system non-dimensional boundary value problems. Utilizing MATHEMATICA software, impacts model physical parameters on rheological phenomena are visually illustrated. can transmit complex control transit by employing electro-kinetic modification technologies. To verify current findings, comparable investigation developed.