Abstract
Two phase model for simulating flow and heat transport in a water-based liquid containing silver and copper nanoparticles between two rotating stretchable disks in the presence of thermal radiation, Joule heating, viscous dissipation, heat source/sink is addressed. The physical characteristics of irreversibility in nanofluid with cubic autocatalysis chemical reaction are also discussed. Nonlinear systems lead to ordinary ones through implementation of appropriate transformation and then tackle for series solutions. Radial and axial velocities increase nearby the lower disk and decay close to the upper disk with stretching while the tangential velocity decays due to external stimuli (magnet). Eckert number and radiation play a significant role in the enhancement of the temperature profile. Numerical computation of the Nusselt number and skin friction are tabulated and discussed with various effective parameters. The Brinkman number and stretching parameters control the entropy rate by minimizing the values of these parameters. The potential performance towards the different profiles of each parameter is graphically projected and illustrated.