Abstract
This study emphasizes the flow phenomenon of trapped bolus traveling along the interior walls of asymmetric inclined channels contains a non-Newtonian Ree-Eyring. The flow was exposed to influenced by inclined MHD field, thermal heat radiative, and porous media. Further, no slip and convective thermal conditions are considered. Mathematical expression for governing equations are reformulated and in accordance with lubrication approximations, nonlinear partial differential equations of the flow reduced into a system of ordinary differential equations associated with boundary conditions an approximate solution is deduced by implementing perturbation strategy for tiny A Ree-Eyring fluid parameter. Finally, a graphical description is presented to figure out the elevation behavior of flow quantities i.e. velocity profile, temperature distribution, pressure rise, and streamlines formulation due to variation of emerging involved parameters. The study analyzed that the velocity profile reveals mixed behavior via increment of Ree-Eyring parameters η, A as well as Hartman number H and Darcy number Da. whereas the thermal radiative parameter Rn accelerates the temperature distribution profile. The study calculations are made by the "Mathematica 11.3" package.
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