Viscoelastic fluid flow over a continuous stretching surface with mass transfer

Seshadri, Rajeswari ; Sreeshylan, Nalini ; Nath, G. (1995) Viscoelastic fluid flow over a continuous stretching surface with mass transfer Mechanics Research Communications, 22 (6). pp. 627-633. ISSN 0093-6413

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Official URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/0093-6413(95)00069-0

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Abstract

The study of boundary layers over a continuous moving or stretching surface is important in several engineering processes. For example, materials manufactured by extrusion processes and heat treated materials travelling between a feed roll and a wind-up roll or on conveyor belts have the characteristics of a continuous moving or stretching surface. Sakiadis [1] and Crane [2] were probably the first to study the boundary layer flow over a continuously moving or a stretddng surface in an ambient fluid. This boundary layer flow is quite different from the boundary layer flow over a stationary semi-infinite plate in a fluid with a. free stream. Since then, several authors [3-8] have studied various aspects of this problem.

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Keywords:Viscoelastic Flow; Stretching Surface; Mass Transfer; Closed-form Solution
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