Abstract
In this analysis, a theoretical model is proposed to examine the collective effect of slip velocity, magnetic field, and inclination angles on an unsteady non-Newtonian particulate suspension flow in an inclined diseased tapered tube with a porous medium by applying an external inclined magnetic field. By deploying integral transform methods, analytical expressions are obtained for the flow characteristics such as velocity profiles of fluid and particles, wall shear stress, flow rate, and flow resistance. With the aid of numerical computations, the significance of inclination angle, porous medium, and magnetic intensity are analyzed and illustrated graphically. Further, various physiological parameters affecting the flow characteristics are discussed which would facilitate the rheological functions of blood in the field of biology, biomedicine, and engineering sciences.
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