Abstract
The article aims to investigate the influence of copper (Cu) and a combination of copper (Cu) and aluminum oxide (Al2O3) on the simultaneous transfer of heat and mass in sodium alginate liquid moving over a circular pipe. This transport activity is modeled by the use of conservation laws with correlations for physical quantities of Cu, Al-2 O-3, and sodium alginate. Through cylindrical coordinates formulation, the set of partial differential equations is obtained. These models are solved numerically by the finite element method (FEM). The relaxation time associated with momentum diffusion in Maxwell fluid plays role in controlling the viscous region. Moreover, momentum relaxation time in Cu/sodium alginate is strong than that in Cu-Al2O3/sodium alginate. It is noticed from simulations that particles of Cu/ sodium alginate have a greater velocity than the velocity of Cu-Al2O3/sodium alginate. Therefore, distortion of magnetic lines by the flow of Cu/sodium alginate is more than the distortion of magnetic lines by the flow of Cu-Al2O3/sodium alginate. The rise in the thermal conductivity of sodium alginate due to simultaneous dispersion of Cu and Al2O3 is more than the rise in thermal conductivity of sodium alginate. Thus for maximum HT, the simultaneous dispersion of Cu and Al2O3 in sodium alginate is recommended.