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Title: Vortex instability of MHD natural convection flow over an isothermal horizontal plate in a saturated porous medium
Authors: Chung-Ting Hsu
Keywords: MHD
porous medium
natural convection
horizontal
Date: 2007-03
Issue Date: 2008-08-25T06:32:27Z
Abstract: A numerical analysis is performed to study the vortex instability of a horizontal magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) natural convection boundary layer flow in a saturated porous medium with surface mass flux. The stability analysis is based on the linear stability theory. The resulting eigenvalue problem is solved by the local similarity method. The velocity and temperature profiles, local Nusselt number, as well as instability parameters for magnetic parameter M ranging from 0 to 4 are presented. It is found that as magnetic parameter M increases, the heat transfer rate and tangential velocity decrease. Furthermore, it is shown that as the magnetic parameter M increases, the neutral stability curves shift to lower Rayleigh number and lower wave number, indicating a destabilization of the flow to vortex instability. It is also shown that suction stabilizes the flow, while blowing destabilizes the flow.
Relation: 修平學報 14, 85-98
Appears in Collections:[Department of Mechanical Engineering & Graduate Institute of Precision Machinery and Manufacturing Technology] Journal

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