Mathematical Study of Blood Flow in a Circular Tube of Varying Cross-section of Non-newtonian Biviscous Incompressible Fluid in the Permeable Wall

Anil Kumar^1,

¹Department of Applied Science (Mathematics), Chandigarh Engineering College Landran Mohali Punjab

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Anil Kumar. Mathematical Study of Blood Flow in a Circular Tube of Varying Cross-section of Non-newtonian Biviscous Incompressible Fluid in the Permeable Wall. Biomedical Science and Engineering. 2017; 5(1):1-4. doi: 10.12691/bse-5-1-1

Abstract

The present paper, consider a pulsatile fluid flow of blood in a circular tube with permeable wall of varying cross-section has been investigatation of non- Newtonian biviscous incompressible fluid. The governing equations are solved by perturbation scheme. The results are depicts of wall shear stress and pressure drop have been discussed and shown graphically of suction and injection.

Keywords:
pulsatile motion slip flow biviscous fluid leakage parameter permeability parameter

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