Heat Transfer Analysis for Viscous Fluid Flow with the Newtonian Heating and Effect of Magnetic Force in a Rotating Regime

In this article, an unsteady free convection flow of MHD viscous fluid over a vertical rotating plate with Newtonian heating and heat generation is analyzed. The dimensionless governing equations for temperature and velocity fields are solved using the Laplace transform technique. Analytical solutions are obtained for the temperature and components of velocity fields. The obtained solutions satisfy the initial and boundary conditions. Some physical aspects of flow parameters on the fluid motion are presented graphically.


Introduction
Free convection flow of Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids has many applicable usages in processing industry and heat transfer processes. A number of such investigations have been contributed by many researchers of the respective subject. Uddin et al. [1] discussed the free convection flow of fluid over the moving plate. Mahapart et al. [2] considered the effect of magnetic field over the natural convection flow past a horizonal plate. Babaelahi et al. [3] established analytical results for mixed convection flow. Farhad et al. [4] considered MHD rotating flow by imposing slip condition and Hall current through a porous medium. Jana et al. [5] analyzed flow of viscous fluid through a porous medium in a rotating system. Mohammad et al. [6] investigated the results for flow of nanofluid over rotating plates. Hussain et al. [7] discussed heat and mass transfers at the boundary of flow domain for free convection flow of viscous fluid. Islam et al. [8] discussed free convection flow with variable properties in steady-state situation. Alam et al. [9] analyzed the free convection flow by considering Joule heating and heat generation. Mohamed et al. [10] discussed the unsteady free convection flow of second-grade fluid in rotating frame with ramped wall temperature. Krishna and Reddy [11] considered the chemical reaction and Hall current effect for the free convection flow and established analytical results for concentration, temperature, and velocity fields.
Rotational flow is an essential aspect in several physical flow phenomena and has useful applications in many fields of engineering. Raghunath et al. [12] investigated the free convection flow over the rotating surface. Sharma et al. [13] discussed the effect of chemical reaction and magnetic field on the rotating fluid flow. Vasu et al. [14] explained heat and mass transfer flow by imposing the constant thermal and chemical conditions on boundary. Muthucumarasway et al. [15] discussed the free convection flow of fluid with isothermal conditions. Some other studies regarding rotating fluid flow with heat and mass transfers flow are presented in [16][17][18][19]. In the present article, it is assumed that heat transfer from the surface is proportional to the local surface temperature; formally this concept is known as Newtonian heating and was intimated by Merkin [20]. Some more investigations regarding Newtonian heating are found in [21][22][23][24][25][26].
Our focal intension of present study is to construct a flow model of rotating viscous fluid over a moving flat plate in the presence of magnetic field with the effect of heat generation subject to Newtonian heating. e prescribed rotating flow model is described by the set of partial differential equations as the governing equations. e nondimensional governing equations are solved by the Laplace transform method, and transformed explicit expressions for temperature and velocity components are established. Moreover, the influence of parameters of interest is highlighted in the graphical form. Heat transfer at boundary is quantified in terms of Nusselt number and presented in the tabular form.

Mathematical Formulation of Problem
Consider an incompressible viscous fluid lying near the vertical rotating plate. e plate is situated in the xy-plane and z-axis is normal to the plane of plate. Initially, plate and fluid both are at rest with the constant temperature T ∞ . A magnetic field of constant magnitude β 0 is applied normally to the xy-plane as shown in Figure 1. And the fluid and the plate rotate with a constant angular velocity Ωk about z-axis taken normal to the plate. Initially, the plate and the fluid are at rest with constant temperature. After passing some time, plate starts to move with time depending on velocity and temperature is raised directly proportional to the temperature at the wall. Heat transfer takes place from plate to fluid according to the Newtonian heating. Under the usual Boussinesq approximation, the governing equations of flow model take the following form [19]: with suitable initial and boundary conditions where Ω is the angular velocity of the fluid, ] is the kinematic viscosity, u(z, t) is the velocity component along x-axis and v(z, t) is the velocity component along y-axis, ρ is the density of the fluid, T is the temperature of the fluid, β is the coefficient of volume expansion, g is the gravitational acceleration, T ∞ is the temperature at infinity, Q 0 is the heat generation parameter, k is the thermal conductivity, β 0 is the external magnetic field, and σ is the current density. Now, introducing the following nondimensional variables and parameters: into equations (1)-(4) after dropping dot notation, we obtain the following dimensionless model: zT(z, t) zt � 1 Pr with nondimensional initial and boundary conditions where are Ekman number, Prandtl number, heat absorption parameter, magnetic field parameter, Grashof number, and Newtonian heating parameter, respectively. Introduce the complex velocity field F(z, t) � u + ıv, where the function F(z, t) is the solution of the following problem: 2 Complexity

Solution of Problem
We solve the dimensionless model of equations (6)-(12) by Laplace transform.

Calculation of Temperature.
Applying Laplace transform to equation (8) and keeping in mind the conditions of equation (9), we get Equation (13) satisfies the following transformed conditions: Solution of equation (13) subject to the boundary conditions (14) is obtained as follows: In order to invert the Laplace transform, equation (15) can be written in suitable form as Applying the inverse Laplace transform to equation (16), we obtain the following velocity in t-domain:

Nusselt Number.
e local coefficient of the rate of heat transfer is defined in terms of Nusselt number and defined by the following relation:

Velocity Calculation.
Applying Laplace transform to equation (11) and keeping in mind the condition of equation (12), we get Equation (19) satisfies the following transformed conditions:

Complexity
Solution of equation (19) subject to transformed conditions (20) is Real and imaginary parts are follows: where  6 Complexity

Results and Discussion
In this paper, the rotational flow of viscous fluid over a flat plate with the Newtonian heating is discussed. Analytical results for temperature and components of velocity fields are established with the help of Laplace transform. Some graphs of velocity against special variable z are sketched to see the physical effect of involved parameters. Figure 3 is plotted to see the effect of Pr and Q over the thermal profile, and it is noted that with the increasing values of Pr, fluid cools down and consequently thermal profile lowers down while it is raised with increasing value of Q. e effect of Newtonian heating and time over the temperature profile is presented in Figure 4. From the figure, it is clear that temperature profiles rise with increasing value of Newtonian heating parameter hs and time t. e effect of Pr over the velocity components is discussed in Figure 5, and it is observed that with the 8 Complexity increasing value of Pr, the fluid's velocity components decreased. e influence of Gr over the fluid's motion is highlighted in Figure 6, and profiles of velocity increased with the increasing value of Gr. Larger value of Gr is referred to the more bouncy effect that is why more fluid currents are generated for increasing values of Gr. e effect of Ekman number Ek over the velocity components is explained in Figure 7, and it is observed that both real and imaginary velocity components speed up with the increasing value of Ek. e subjectivity of magnetic parameter M can be seen in Figure 8, and it is noted that fluid slows down with the enhancing value of M. In the presence of magnetic field, there is some retarding force which creates some hindrance to fluid motion and consequently fluid slows down. e effect of heat generation parameter Q is studied in Figure 9, and it is concluded that fluid speeds up with the increasing value of Q, due to heat generation, there is more heat transfer; therefore, fluid velocity components are increased with the increasing value of Q of Q.
e effect of the time over the velocity components is discussed in Figure 10, and it is clear that with the elapsed time, fluid increases, and it is a natural aspect of velocity with the elapsed time. Figure 11 presents a comparison of present temperature for Q � 0 with the temperature obtained by Imran et al. [21] and Ahmad et al. [22], and overlapping profile shows the validity of our result for temperature. e real and imaginary components of present velocity are also compared with the velocities obtained in [22,23], and its overlapping profiles are presented in Figure 12. e heat transfer at boundary is discussed in terms of Nusselt number; moreover the effect of Pr and Q over the Nusselt number is presented in Table 1. Q, heat transfer is presented in Table 1, and from the tabular data, it is clear that Nusselt number increases with the increasing time, but it is reduced with the increasing value of Pr and Q.

Conclusion
In this article, rotational flow of viscous fluid over a flat plate with Newtonian heating is discussed for analytical result of temperature field and transformed result for velocity field is

Data Availability
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Conflicts of Interest
e authors declare that they have no conflicts of interest.