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Evaluating energy transmission characteristics of Non-Newtonian fluid flow in stratified and non-stratified regimes: A comparative study

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Considering the natural and industrial importance of flow characterization in stratified media, the current study is articulated. This work highlights the influence of linear stratification as well as convective surfaces in both thermal and solutal fields on the rheological attributes of Williamson fluid flow through an inclined surface. Novel physical aspects of a uniformly provided magnetic field of strength B and chemically reactive species are also included. The concerned transport equations are derived from the associated conservation laws in dimensional forms. Modification in the developed couple system is achieved by using a set of similar variables. Levenberg-Marquardt Scheme (LMS) and Bayesian Regularization Scheme (BRS) are utilized in comparative manner to analyze initial data accessed for quantities of interest. The data used in the generation of MLP was 80 percent for model training and 20 percent for testing and validation. Error histograms, performance plots, fitness curves, and regression plots for training, testing, and validation are presented. Data in the form of tables and graphs are presented, which express an excellent match between the ANN-predicted and targeted values. It is revealed that an artificial neural network approach can provide highly efficient forecasting for such problems by providing accurate data for quantities of interest. It is noticed that Nusselt number and Sherwood number enhances up to 33 % and 29 % versus respective stratification parameters. Velocity profile declines against magnetic field parameter (M) whereas, skin friction coefficient increments up to 25 %. Appliance of convective boundary constraints at the surface of inclined sheet tends to enhance the temperature and concentration fields.

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Evaluating energy transmission characteristics of Non-Newtonian fluid flow in stratified and non-stratified regimes: A comparative study

Author: Bilal, S.
Publisher: Elsevier
Year: 2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.rineng.2024.102157
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E alua ing ene gy ansmission cha ac e is ics o Non-New onian luid low
in s a i ied and non-s a i ied egimes: A compa a i e s udy
S. Bilal
d
, Asadullah
a
,
*
, Muhammad Bilal Riaz
b
,
c
a
Depa men o Ma hema ics, Ai Uni e si y, Sec o E-9, P.A.F Complex, P.O. 44000, Islamabad, Pakis an
b
IT4Inno a ions, VSB – Technical Uni e si y o Os a a, Os a a, Czech Republic
c
Depa men o Compu e Science and Ma hema ics, Lebanese Ame ican Uni e si y, Byblos, Lebanon
d
Dep . o Mechanical Enginee ing, College o Enginee ing, P ince Mohammad Bin Fahd Uni e si y, Al Khoba 31952, Kingdom o Saudi A abia
ARTICLE INFO
Keywo ds:
MHD
The mosolu al s a i ica ion
Williamson luid
Le enbe g-ma qua d and bayesian
egula iza ion schemes
Con ec i e inclined su ace
Chemical eac ion
ABSTRACT
Conside ing he na u al and indus ial impo ance o low cha ac e iza ion in s a i ied media, he cu en s udy
is a icula ed. This wo k highligh s he in luence o linea s a i ica ion as well as con ec i e su aces in bo h
he mal and solu al ields on he heological a ibu es o Williamson luid low h ough an inclined su ace.
No el physical aspec s o a uni o mly p o ided magne ic ield o s eng h B and chemically eac i e species a e
also included. The conce ned anspo equa ions a e de i ed om he associa ed conse a ion laws in dimen-
sional o ms. Modi ica ion in he de eloped couple sys em is achie ed by using a se o simila a iables.
Le enbe g-Ma qua d Scheme (LMS) and Bayesian Regula iza ion Scheme (BRS) a e u ilized in compa a i e
manne o analyze ini ial da a accessed o quan i ies o in e es . The da a used in he gene a ion o MLP was 80
pe cen o model aining and 20 pe cen o es ing and alida ion. E o his og ams, pe o mance plo s, i ness
cu es, and eg ession plo s o aining, es ing, and alida ion a e p esen ed. Da a in he o m o ables and
g aphs a e p esen ed, which exp ess an excellen ma ch be ween he ANN-p edic ed and a ge ed alues. I is
e ealed ha an a i icial neu al ne wo k app oach can p o ide highly e icien o ecas ing o such p oblems by
p o iding accu a e da a o quan i ies o in e es . I is no iced ha Nussel numbe and She wood numbe en-
hances up o 33 % and 29 % e sus espec i e s a i ica ion pa ame e s. Veloci y p o ile declines agains mag-
ne ic ield pa ame e (M) whe eas, skin ic ion coe icien inc emen s up o 25 %. Appliance o con ec i e
bounda y cons ain s a he su ace o inclined shee ends o enhance he empe a u e and concen a ion ields.
1. In oduc ion
O e he yea s, Na ie S okes equa ion has been u ilized o p edic
he beha io o luids agains appliance o shea s esses. Expe s ha e
expe imen ally e i ied ha owing o he dis inc i e esponse o liquids
o ex e nal o ces, hey a e ca ego ized in o iscoelas ic and iscoine-
las ic. Th ough heological cha ac e iza ion o he men ioned sub-
classes, ex ensi e dissimila i ies ha e been ound in hei physiological
a ibu es. Viscoinelas ic luids ha e been conside ed mo e ealis ic and
applicable o eal-wo ld applica ions owing o he p edic ion o low
beha io a ze o shea a es. Some mesme izing applica ions o isco-
elas ic luids include ood manu ac u ing, oil and gas e inemen p o-
cesses, powe gene a ion sys ems, p o ec i e sys ems, medicinal
de ices, elec onic de ices, and c ys al g ow h. On he basis o such
exclusi e signi icance, a ious low models ha e been p oposed o
u ilize i in di e en si ua ions; ew models among hem a e powe law,
Casson, and Williamson luids. Among hese amewo ks, he i es is
he Williamson luid because i alls in o he luid ca ego y ha possesses
a pseudo-plas ic na u e. This ype o luid is u ilized o many indus ial
and enginee ing pu poses, such as blood cells, pho og aphic ilms, and
ood p ocessing. A ew ecen s udies depic ing he low beha io o
iscoinelas ic ma e ials unde di e en physical cons ain s ha e been
conduc ed. Fo ins ance, he low beha io o iscoinelas ic luids o e
ex e nal su aces employing he simila i y app oach was in es iga ed by
Da ji and Timol [1]. In an in es iga ion, pe is al ic low o Williamson
luid in he small in es ine wi h he inse ion o an endoscope was
mani es ed by Nadeem e al. [2]. The low was con ined be ween wo
concen ic ubes. They obse ed he pa e n o o med s eamlines and
a ained ha apping occu s, and he size o he apped bolus a ies by
a ying physical pa ame e s. Hea ans e analysis o a s eady 2D
Williamson luid low h ough a pe meable exponen ially enla geable
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shee was demons a ed by Nadeem and Hussain [3]. In his s udy, hey
conside ed wo egimes o hea ans e , ha is, he p esc ibed expo-
nen ial o de hea lux (PEHF) case and he p esc ibed exponen ial o de
su ace empe a u e (PEST) case. They concluded ha , o bo h cases,
he he mal bounda y laye dep ecia es by lou ishing he P and l
numbe . A nume ical in es iga ion o Williamson luid low o e an
ex endable cylinde wi h a iable he mal conduc i i y and hea gen-
e a ion/abso p ion was mani es ed by Malik e al. [4]. They con i med
ha he empe a u e p o ile was enhanced by ampli ying he magni ude
o he he mal conduc i i y pa ame e , while he opposi e end was
a ained agains he P and l numbe . Kuma an e al. [5] illus a ed he
low o Williamson luid inco po a ed wi h he impac s o magne ohy-
d odynamic and iscous dissipa ion h ough an uppe pa aboloid o
e olu ion. They obse ed ha he eloci y dis ibu ion declined wi h
inc easing Ha mann numbe . Shah e al. [6] discussed Williamson luid
low o e ime dependen ex endable su ace inco po a ed in pe meable
media wi h hea ansmission and he mal adia ion. The hea and mass
ans e analysis o magne ized Williamson luid h ough a cu ed su -
ace o uns eady and s eady low egimes was add essed by Kuma e al.
[7]. In addi ion, he low was also cha ac e ized by con ec i e bounda y
cons ain s, chemical eac ion and he mal adia ion. Raju e al. [8]
explo ed Williamson and Casson luid low o e s e chable su ace
along wi h ans e o mass and hea . In addi ion, he low is also
cha ac e ized by homogeneous–he e ogeneous eac ions. Magne ized
Williamson luid low o e an ex endable su ace by aking he impac s
o he mal adia ion, chemical eac ion and iscous dissipa ion was
demons a ed by Kuma e al. [9]. The low cha ac e is ics o Wil-
liamson luid o e a nonlinea ex endable su ace embedded in a po ous
medium we e disclosed by Abbas e al. [10]. Some ecen de elopmen s
conce ning he desc ibed non-New onian model in a ious physical
cons ain s a e encapsula ed in Re s. [11–14].
He e ogenei y among luid laye s is gene a ed owing o densi y and
iscosi y di e ences caused by empe a u e and concen a ion a ia-
ions. The in e play be ween luid he e ogenei y and g a i y esul s in a
s iking phenomenon known as s a i ica ion. Comp ehension o he
mo emen o objec s in a s a i ied en i onmen in ol es pe asi e
en i onmen al, geophysical, ecological, and indus ial p ocedu es. Fo
ins ance, con e sion o ai pollu an s (dus , ae osols, wea he balloons,
ma e ) esides in he lowe a mosphe ic egion whe e hey encoun e
low empe a u e g adien s, and by p o iding s a i ica ion, hey will
sca e in he uppe zone, which o ms clouds and imp o es he quali y
o ai . In addi ion, he emo al o accumula ed oxican s in oceanic
laye s is e icien ly e adica ed by p oducing s a i ica ion. O he han
ecological u iliza ions, s a i ied en i onmen s a e also immensely
applicable in ene gy con e sion and s o ing sys ems. In iew o such
splendid implica ions, he phenomenon o s a i ica ion h ough bo h
he mal and solu al exchanges has accoun ed o he pe asi e in en o
esea che s’ a e ni y. Rishabh and A dekani [15] delinea ed sedi-
men a ion o an isola ed objec in luenced by he mal s a i ica ion in
shallow wa e and discussed hei hyd odynamic mechanism. The
applica ion o a s a i ied low egime in gas pipelines, by in es iga ing
he hyd o he mal a ibu es o iscoelas ic liquid low o e an ex ending
su ace subjec ed o he mally a ian s a i ica ion, was di ulged by
Lone e al. [16]. The ole o a iable magne ic lux in gene a ing s a -
i ied low o a non-New onian luid o e an exponen ial su ace by
employing a nume ical scheme was explica ed by Singh e al. [17].
Coue e low o s ably s a i ied dus y Wal e liquid h ough a pe meable
medium and unde physical insigh o a uni o mly applied ans e se
magne ic ield h ough an analy ical app oach was con empla ed by Dey
[18]. Hyd o he mal a ibu es o s a i ied Ey ing-Powel luid wi h
physical aspec s o a iable he mo physical cha ac e is ics (conduc-
i i y and iscosi y) o e a non-linea ly ex endable su ace we e de e -
mined by Wahab e al. [19]. Densi y a ia ions p oduced in he s a i ied
low o mic opola luid due o he non-pe sis en impac o buoyancy
o ces o e a pla e we e sc u inized by Waqas e al. [20]. The s a i ied
low o Powell-Ey ing luid o e an ex endable pe meable su ace wi h
dissipa ion and adia i e hea lux was in es iga ed by Abbas and
Megahed [21]. Some ele an s udies disclosing he e o s made in he
di ec ion o s a i ied lows a e p esen ed in Re s. [22–26].
In he cu en cen u y, ANN has played an impo an ole in sol ing
complex p oblems in di e en domains, such as science and enginee -
ing. The ANN model comp ises in e connec ed laye s o neu ons ha
wo k based on he wo king mechanism o he human b ain. I is due o
he ac ha neu al ne wo k ob ained in o ma ion om inpu da a; hey
ecognize inpu da a and o ganize he da a o p edic he ou comes.
Cu en ly, ANN a e used ex ensi ely in he ield o non-New onian
luids. ANN based ime dependen s udy o Williamson luid low
h ough a pe meable ex endable su ace wi h Le enbe g-Ma qua d
back p opaga ion scheme was ca ied ou by Sha iq e al. [27]. Shayya
e al. [28] de eloped ANN model o he es ima ion o ic ion ac o o
He schel-Bulkley liquids unde u bulen and lamina low si ua ion
h ough closed pipes. Machine lea ning analysis o biocon ec i e low o
Williamson luid o e an enla geable shee wi h B ownian mo ion and
he mophe o ic impac s was mani es ed by P iyadha shini e al. [29].
Shoaib e al. [30] analyzed he low ea u es o magne ized hi d-g ade
luid h ough an enla geable shee wi h ac i a ion ene gy and con ec-
i e bounda y cons ain s by u ilizing a machine lea ning algo i hm
based on he Le enbe g–Ma qua d scheme. Hussain e al. [31] de el-
oped an ANN model based on he Le enbe g–Ma qua d algo i hm o
sc u inize he ea u es o Casson luid low o e a nonlinea slan ed
su ace. Fo he sc u iniza ion o low p ope ies o mixed con ec i e
non-New onian luid low o e s e ching media, an in elligence algo-
i hm based on he Bayesian egula iza ion app oach was o mula ed by
Shah e al. [32].
The phenomenon o s a i ica ion has nume ous applica ions in
a ious ields such as geology and ea h science, ecology and en i on-
men al science, ma ke segmen a ion, a mosphe ic science, and many
mo e. In iew o such splendid implica ions, he phenomenon o s a -
i ica ion h ough bo h he mal and solu al exchanges has been accoun-
ed. In addi ion, as ange o applica ions conce ned wi h s a i ied
lows a e ound in mul iple scien i ic and enginee ing p ocesses, such as
Nomencla u e
U1,V1 Veloci y componen s
υ
Kinema ic iscosi y
Γ Time cons an
α
The mal di usi i y
cp Speci ic hea cons an βT1 The mal expansion
coe icien
β1 Inclina ion angle K1 Chemical eac ion coe icien
B Uni o m magne ic ield βC1 Solu al expansion
coe icien
A1 Williamson luid pa ame e D Di usion species
coe icien
T1∞ Ambien empe a u e k The mal conduc i i y
ρ
Densi y o luid C1 Fluid Concen a ion
g G a i a ional accele a ion T1 Fluid Tempe a u e
h Hea ans e coe icien C1∞ Ambien concen a ion
M Magne ic ield pa ame e hc Mass ans e coe icien
λ The mal buoyancy pa ame e λ1 Solu al buoyancy
pa ame e
S1 The mal s a i ica ion pa ame e S2 Solu al
s a i ica ion pa ame e
Sc Schmid numbe k Chemical eac ion pa ame e
P P and l numbe γ1 The mal Bio numbe
C x Skin ic ion coe icien γ2 Solu al Bio numbe
τ
w Wall sha e s ess Nux Nussel numbe
qw Hea lux Shx She wood numbe
qm Mass lux
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hea ans e in buildings, ae ospace enginee ing, en i onmen al engi-
nee ing, elec onic cooling, and oceanog aphy. Subsequen ly, consid-
e a ion o con ec i e bounda y cons ain s makes he p esen
communica ion mo e impac ul. F om he abo e-men ioned li e a u e
su ey, i is wo h men ioning ha no con ibu ion has ye been made o
explo e he ea u es o s a i ied Williamson luid low wi h magne o-
hyd odynamic (MHD) and chemical eac ion e ec s. The p incipal aim
o he p esen s udy is o sc u inize he aspec s o s a i ied Williamson
luid low o e an enla geable su ace wi h con ec i e bounda y con-
di ions in he exis ence o magne ohyd odynamic and chemical eac ion
e ec s. Mo eo e , a machine lea ning algo i hm based on he Le enbe g
Ma qua d and Bayesian Regula iza ion Schemes is also employed in a
compa a i e sense o check he i ness o he a ained da a.
The inno a i e con ibu ions o he s udy a e as below.
1. The go e ning equa ions a e cons i u ed o s a i ied Williamson
luid low o e a con ec i e inclined enla geable shee .
2. Da a se s a e ob ained nume ically by u ilizing shoo ing me hod in
combina ion wi h he RK-4 scheme, and a compa a i e analysis o
he da a se is pe o med o ain h ough LMS and BRS.
3. Valida ion o he a ained ou comes is shown by e o his og am,
mean squa e e o , eg ession, and i ness plo s.
4. The impac s o signi ican low pa ame e s on he empe a u e,
concen a ion and eloci y dis ibu ions, d ag coe icien , and hea
and mass luxes a e obse ed nume ically and g aphically.
2. P oblem o mula ion
In his sec ion, a b ie desc ip ion o he implemen ed me hodologies
o he p oposed go e ning p oblem, ha is, s a i ied Williamson luid
low o e a con ec i e su ace wi h magne ic ield and chemical eac-
ion aspec s, is p esen ed. Quan i ies o enginee ing in e es such as he
skin ic ion coe icien (SFC), hea lux coe icien (HFC), and mass lux
coe icien (MFC) a e calcula ed. Fo his pu pose, he ini ial da ase
men ioned quan i ies a e p oduced h ough he shoo ing me hod (SM)
and hen di ided in o aining, es ing, and alida ion. Subsequen ly,
a i icial back-p opaga ed neu al ne wo king (ABPNN) based on
enowned schemes (LMS) and (BRS) is employed. A g aphical isuali-
za ion o he s udy is depic ed in Fig. 1.
By u ilizing a o emen ioned supposi ions, he go e ning con inui y,
momen um, ene gy and concen a ion equa ions ake ollowing o m.
Con inui y equa ion [33].
∂
U1
∂
X1+
∂
V1
∂
Y1=0,(1)
Momen um equa ion o non-New onian Williamson luid model is
ep esen ed as unde [33].
U1
∂
U1
∂
X1+V1
∂
U1
∂
Y1=ϑ
∂
2U1
∂
Y1
2+
2
√ϑΓ
∂
U1
∂
Y1
∂
2U1
∂
Y1
2−
σ
B2
ρ
U1
+(βT1(T1−T1∞)+βC1(C1−C1∞))gsinβ1,(2)
In he momen um equa ion, he las wo e ms we e o mula ed by
employing he Boussinesq app oxima ion, which exp esses he ea u es
o con ec ion a ising om empe a u e and concen a ion di e ences
caused by linea s a i ica ion [34].
Ene gy equa ion [34].
U1
∂
T1
∂
X1+V1
∂
T1
∂
Y1=k
ρ
cp
∂
2T1
∂
Y1
2,(3)
Concen a ion equa ion [34].
U1
∂
C1
∂
X1+V1
∂
C1
∂
Y1=D
∂
2C1
∂
Y1
2−K1(C1−C1∞).(4)
The ele an bounda y condi ions a e exp essed as unde [34].
U1=U1w(X1)=cX1,V1=0,−k
∂
T1
∂
Y1=h (T1 −T1),−D
∂
C1
∂
Y1
=hc(C1 −C1),a Y1=0,U1→0,T1→T1∞(x),C1→C1∞(x)as Y1→∞,
(5)
Whe e,
T1 (X1)=T10+d1X1,C1 (X1)=C10+e1X1,T1∞(X1)=T10+d2X1,C1∞(X1)=C10
+e2X1.
(6)
In abo e equa ions (2)–(6), U1 and V1 ep esen s eloci y componen
along X1- and Y1-axis, espec i ely. U1w s e ching eloci y, T1 hea ed
luid empe a u e, T1∞ a iable ambien luid empe a u e, C1 hea ed
luid concen a ion, C1∞ a iable ambien concen a ion, h and hc
ep esen s hea and mass ans e coe icien s, D is coe icien o di u-
sion species, k shows he mal conduc i i y, d1,d2,e1 and e2 highligh s
dimensional cons an s.
Dimensionless o m o go e ning equa ions is a ained by employing
ollowing ans o ma ions [34].
Fig. 1. Physical domain o he p oblem.
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U1=cX1F
′
(ξ),V1= − 
cϑ
√F(ξ),ξ=
c
ϑ
√Y1,θ(ξ) = T1−T1∞
T1 −T10
,φ(ξ)
=C1−C1∞
C1 −C10
.(7)
A e employing simila a iables con inui y equa ion is iden ically
sa is ied and he emaining equa ions subjec o bounda y cons ain s
a e as ollows
F F
″
+F
‴
+A1F
″
F
‴
−F
′
2−MF
′
+λθ sin β1+λ1φ sin β1=0,(8)
θ
″
+P Fθ
′
−P S1F
′
−P F
′
θ=0,(9)
φ
″
+ScFφ
′
−ScF
′
φ−ScS2F
′
−Sck φ =0.(10)
Dimensionless o m o bounda y cons ain s is as unde
F
′
(0)=1,F(0)=0,θ
′
(0)= − γ1(1−S1−θ(0)),φ
′
(0)= − γ2(1−S2
−φ(0)),F
′
(∞)=0,θ(∞)=0,φ(∞)=0,
(11)
he e, A1 Williamson luid pa ame e , λ and λ1 a e he mal and solu al
buoyancy pa ame e s, espec i ely, M is magne ic ield pa ame e . P
shows P and l numbe , S2 and S1 depic s solu al and he mal s a i ied
pa ame e s, Sc highligh s Schmid numbe , k highligh s chemical e-
ac ion pa ame e , γ2 and γ1 depic s solu al and he mal Bio numbe s.
These pa ame e s a e exp essed as unde
A1=ΓX1
2c3
ϑ
√,M=
σ
B2
c
ρ
,λ=gβT1(T1 −T10)
X1c2,λ1=gβC1(C1 −C10)
X1c2,P =ϑ
α
S1=d2
d1
,S2=e2
e1
,Sc =ϑ
D,k =K1
c,γ1=h
k
c
ϑ
√,γ2=hc
D
c
ϑ
√.
(12)
The pa ame e s o physical in e es s i.e. d ag coe icien , Nussel
numbe and She wood numbe a e illus a ed by he ollowing
exp essions
C x =
τ
w
1
2
ρ
U1
2
w
,Nux=X1qw
k(T1 −T1∞),Shx=X1qm
D(C1 −C1∞),(13)
whe e, qm wall mass lux,
τ
w wall shea s ess, and qw wall hea lux a e
de ined as ollows
τ
w=
μ
0[
∂
U1
∂
Y1+Γ

2
√(
∂
U1
∂
Y1)2],qw= − k(
∂
T1
∂
Y1),qm= − D(
∂
C1
∂
Y1).(14)
A e he implemen a ion o dimensionless a iables in eq. (7), d ag
coe icien , hea lux and mass lux in dimensionless o m a e as ollows
1
2C xRe1
2
x=[F
″
(0)+A1
2(F
″
(0))2],Nux=−θ
′
(0)
Re−1
2
x(1−S1)
,Shx=−φ
′
(0)
Re−1
2
x(1−S2)
.
(15)
3. Nume ical scheme
To sol e analy ically he ansla ed nonlinea ODE’s is no easy.
App oxima e solu ion o hese nonlinea ODEs along wi h bounda y
condi ions is ob ained by implemen ing shoo ing app oach in combi-
na ion wi h Runge-Ku a me hod o o de ou , which is widely used
nume ical echnique o o igina e app oxima e solu ion o ODEs wi h
adap i e con olled s ep size. To use his echnique, highe -o de ODEs
a e ans o med in o i s o de by in oducing new a iable F= 1,
F
′
= 2,F
″
= 3,F
‴
=
′
3,θ= 4,θ
′
= 5,θ
″
=
′
5,φ= 6,φ
′
= 7,φ
″
=
′
7.
Fi s -o de ODEs a e
′
1= 2,
′
2= 3,
′
3= 2
2+M 2− 1 3−λ 4sin β1−λ1 6sin β1
1+A1 3
,
′
4= 5
′
5=P 2 4+P 2S1−P 1 5,
′
6= 7,
′
7=Sck 6+ScS2 2+Sc 2 6−Sc 1 7,
whe e ele an bounda y condi ions a e
ξ=0: 1(ξ)=0, 2(ξ)=1, 5(ξ)= − γ1(1−S1− 4(ξ)), 7(ξ)= − γ2(1−S2
− 6(ξ)),
ξ→ ∞ : 2(ξ)→ 0,y4(ξ)→ 0,y6(ξ)→0.
To a ain he nume ical solu ion o he ini ial alue p oblem i s ly
ini ial guesses a e selec ed, hen solu ion p ocess is ca ied ou o a ain
he ou comes. The key ac o o he shoo ing me hod is o selec
app op ia e alue o ξ∞.Fo his, ini ial guesses o he o pa icula
physical pa ame e s a e selec ed o ob ain
″
(0),θ
′
(0)and φ
′
(0).Modi-
ied he ini ial guesses un il he di e ence be ween wo adjacen ou -
comes o
″
(0),θ
′
(0)and φ
′
(0)is close o equi ed digi . Las compu a ion
o ξ∞ is conside ed as adequa e o he gi en da a se . A e wa ds, so-
lu ion is p ocesses u he . A e a aining he esul s o
″
(0),θ
′
(0)and
φ
′
(0)RK-4 app oach is u ilized o a ain he esul s. This p ocess
epea ed un il he equi ed deg ee o accu acy is a ained. The s eps
in ol ed in he u ilized nume ical app oach is mani es ed in he
ollowing lowcha po ayed in Fig. 2(a). Implemen a ion o u ilized
nume ical scheme on cu en ly modelled p oblem is s ep wisely shown
in Fig. 2(b), whe eas wo king mechanism o shoo ing me hod is depic ed
in Fig. 2(c). In his mechanism, we used he hi and ial echnique o
con e he bounda y alue p oblem in o an ini ial alue by choosing he
ini ial guesses h ough he hi and ial app oach.
4. A i icial neu al ne wo king (ANN)
A i icial neu al ne wo king (ANN) is a machine lea ning algo i hm
whose wo king mechanism is highly based on he wo king s uc u e o
he human b ain. A e ecei ing inpu in o ma ion, ANN is an e ec i e
ool o nonlinea s a is ical da a modeling. The s uc u e o an ANN
consis s o h ee laye s ha a e co ela ed wi h each o he . All inpu
laye s a e hidden, and a e ecei ing in o ma ion, hese laye s al e
hem om laye o laye h ough a se ies o ans o ma ions. To un-
de s and mo e complex objec s, each laye is ea ed as bo h inpu and
ou pu o he ANN. O e all, hese inne laye s a e enowned as neu on
laye s. To p edic he hyd odynamic low a ibu es o Williamson Fluid
in a s a i ied en i onmen , an ANN model de eloped o e a con ec i e
su ace is designed. The ANN model comp ises back p opaga ion (BP),
eed o wa ding (FF), and mul ilaye pe cep ion (MLP) ne wo king. The
MLP ne wo k consis s o h ee laye s: inpu , hidden, and ou pu laye s
(as shown in Fig. 3). In he inpu laye da a o SFC, HFC and MFC
agains physical pa ame e s like Ha mann numbe M,Williamson luid
pa ame e A1,P and l numbe P , he mal Bio numbe γ1,Schmid
numbe Sc and chemical eac ion pa ame e k is en e ed in o sys em o
aining pu pose. The hidden laye comp ises he numbe o neu ons o
be speci ied o aining he da ase ha p edic s da a wi h high accu-
acy. Finally, he ou pu laye in which da a a e o be es ed is a ained
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o (SFC), (HFC) and (MFC) o a ious scena ios. Da a alida ion is
a ained o he cons uc ion o neu al ne wo king, and es ing da a is
applied o check unbiased inpu pe o mance. A wo king diag am o
mul ilaye pe cep ion (MLP) is illus a ed in Fig. 3. In he p esen s udy,
h ee quan i ies o in e es ha a e use ul in many enginee ing p oblems
a e compu ed in he ou pu and inpu laye s. A e accessing he inpu
da a ia nume ical app oaches, hey a e ca ego ized in o h ee pa s,
ha is ( aining, es ing, and alida ion) o p edic he solu ion h ough
(LMS) and (BRS). Da a is dis ibu ed in a pe cen age wise manne such
ha 80 % is assigned o ain he ne wo k and 20 % o alida ion and
es ing modules. The pe o mance o (LMS) and (BRS) on he de eloped
ANN model o Williamson luid low o e a con ec i e su ace by
es ima ing he mean squa e e o (MSE) o he aining, es ing, and
alida ion modules ela ed o he scena ios o (SFC), (HFC) and (MFC) is
Fig. 2. a. S eps in ol ed in nume ical p ocedu e. b Desc ip ion o implemen ed scheme on p esen p oblem. c Wo king mechanism o shoo ing p ocedu e.
Fig. 3. Mul ilaye pe cep ion o ANN model.
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Fig. 4. Flow cha o de eloped ANN model [37].
Table 1
Nume ical esul s h ough LMS o he ANN model.
Pa ame e s Physical Quan i y MSE Epochs G ad Pe o mance Mu Time
T aining Tes ing Valida ion
M,A1 SFC 3.53E-8 4.66E-7 7.61E-7 218 9.02E-08 3.53E-08 1.00E-08 0:00:03
P ,γ1 HFC 4.68E-8 2.46E-7 8.39E-8 33 9.69E-08 4.68E-08 1.00E-08 0:00:00
Sc,k MFC 8.61E-9 1.60E-8 5.70E-9 19 9.39E-08 8.91E-09 1.00E-09 0:00:00
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illus a ed in Table 1 o (LMS) and Table 2 o (BRS). Fu he mo e,
(MSE) is also e alua ed o (SFC), (HFC) and (MFC) e sus a ia ion in
(M),(A1),(P ),(γ1),(Sc)and (k ) anges om 0.1 o 2 compa a i ely
h ough (LMS) and (BRS). A educ ion in he magni ude o (MSE) is
e ealed in (BRS) as compa ed o (LMS) which signi ies ha (BRS)
p edic s mo e accu a e alues. The esul s o he low ield, he mal
g adien , concen a ion dis ibu ion, skin ic ion, and hea and mass
luxes we e also mani es ed in a nume ical and g aphical manne (see
Fig. 4).
Fig. 5(a–h) demons a es he e o his og am, aining, pe o mance
analysis, and eg ession plo s o (SFC) agains Ha mann numbe (M)
and Williamson luid pa ame e A1 o (LMS) and (BRS). The da a a e
ca ego ized in o h ee modules: aining (80 %), es ing (20 %), and
alida ion. Mul iple samples a e ob ained, he model is applied o each
sample o o ecas he ou pu , and he a ge o ac ual alues a e hen
compa ed wi h he ob ained ou comes. E o s a e calcula ed by ca e-
go izing in o 20 bins and ep esen ed h ough a his og am, as shown in
Fig. 5(a–b); all 20 bins a e displayed e sus he numbe o samples
con aining e o s, whe e e o bins a e depic ed on he X-axis and he Y-
axis ep esen s he ins ance a which e o occu s o samples ha
con ain e o in ha bin. In he ba diag am, i is no iced ha om he
aining da a, se en and i e samples ha e almos ze o e o , and om
he es da a, h ee and one samples con ain ze o e o o (LMS) and
(BRS) espec i ely. In addi ion, one sample o alida ion possesses ze o
e o , which shows ha mos o he da a ha e ze o e o s, which ce i-
ied well aining o da a h ough he Le enbe g Ma qua d Scheme
(LMS). Subsequen ly, i is also e ealed ha ange o ze o e o lies
be ween 10
−5
– 10
−3
and 10
−6
– 10
−4
which also assu es excellen
aining o da a h ough (LMS) and (BRS) espec i ely. Fig. 5(c–d) shows
a isualized g aph o he aining s a e o he ANN model h ough (LMS)
and (BRS) and p o ides c ucial in o ma ion ela ed o he ob ained
model by es ima ing he g adien , mu, and op imal epochs. (MSE) is
u ilized by aking he squa ed di e ence be ween he a ge and p e-
dic ed es ima ions o a ain con e gence o he model. The g adien
alue, which sugges s ha he simula ion model has eached he local
minimum o he objec i e unc ion a he lowes possible le el, is also
discussed. Finally, he con olling pa ame e (Mu) ha con ols he ANN
model aining mechanism is also elabo a ed, which di ec ly a ec s he
e o con e gence. Fig. 5(c) e eals ha he alue o Mu is 1.0E-08 wi h
a g adien o 9.02E-08, and Fig. 5(d) depic s ha he ou come o Mu is
0.5, wi h a g adien o 7.92E-08. I is e ealed ha as he epochs in-
c ease, he es ima ions o Mu and he g adien sh ink, and as a esul ,
he a e o con e gence will occu apidly. Fig. 5(e– ) shows alida ion
pe o mance plo s o es he model on he da ase a e each epoch o
adjus he ne wo k weigh s simul aneously h ough (LMS) and (BRS). A
he s a o he aining p ocess, MSEs a e a hei peak, wi h he passage
o ime e o s declining as he model mo es owa ds he op imal s a e.
The bes alida ion pe o mance is ep esen ed by do ed lines. F om
Fig. 5(e), i is no iced ha up o 218 epochs, he model’s alida ion
pe o mance is e y high, and i s bes alida ion pe o mance was
achie ed wi h an MSE o 7.61E-07 h ough (LMS) while om Fig. 5( ), i
is obse ed ha he bes alida ion pe o mance o he model is a ained
a 174 epochs wi h an MSE o 4.69E-08 h ough (BRS). I is deduced ha
om analysis ha (BRS) gi es mo e accu a e esul han (LMS) by
educing he e o be ween a ge and p edic ed alues. Fig. 5(g–h) di-
ulges he linea eg ession g aphs which a e a ained when he ANN
model is implemen ed on all da ase s o make p edic ion h ough (LMS)
and (BRS) and hen compa ed wi h ac ual alues. The i ness o model is
checked by de eloping linea ela ions o mula ed by Ou pu =
R* a ge +bias be ween ou pu s and a ge s. F om Fig. 5(g–h), R =1 is
obse ed in all eg ession plo s used o aining, alida ing, and es ing
da ase s, indica ing ha all o mula ed ANNs a e pe o ming lawlessly.
The aining da a we e ob ained by sol ing he go e ning physical
p oblems o (SFC), (HFC) and (MFC) agains he in ol ed physical
pa ame e s by implemen ing shoo ing and Runge-Ku a nume ical ap-
p oaches. F om he ske ch (see Fig. 5(g–h)), i is no iced ha he ou pu
is nea ly iden ical o he a ge , al hough he bias a ies in all ou cases.
O e all, i is in e ed ha ANNs p o ide excellen ou comes o eg es-
sion analysis.
Assessmen o e o s be ween p edic ed and a ge alues ia his o-
g am, pe o mance, eg ession and i plo s a e is po ayed in Fig. 6(a–j)
o HFC agains P and l numbe (P ) and he mal Bio numbe (γ1)in
compa a i e manne h ough (LMS) and (BRS). The o ange line ep e-
sen s ze o e o . Fig. 6(a–b) show he di e ence be ween he p edic ed
ou pu a ained om (LMS) and (BRS) and he ac ual alues ob ained o
(HFC) in he o m o all h ee da ase s ( aining, es ing, and alida ion)
on which sampling is execu ed. Fig. 6(a) calcula es e o s in each sample
collec ed o (HFC) h ough (LMS) ca ego ized in he o m o 20 bins
along wi h samples cons i u ing hose e o s. F om he his og am, i is
e ealed ha o he aining da a, i e samples ha e an e o o almos
ze o, whe eas o he alida ion da a, h ee samples con ain ze o e o
and one sample o es da a possesses ze o e o . This igu e shows ha
mos samples ha e ze o e o om all da ase s. In compa ison o he
p e ious diag am, Fig. 6(b) shows ha he ze o e o in he samples
collec ed o he hea lux coe icien h ough (BRS) inc eases o
aining da a up o six and es ing up o wo samples. In o ma ion abou
he aining s a e plo o e alua e he ained model om he ANN by
showing he g adien , mu, op imal epoch, and how hey each he
op imal s a e o bo h (LMS) and (BRS) is collec ed in Fig. 6(c)–(d). MSE
is u ilized o he con e gence analysis o he de eloped model by
inding a e age squa ed di e ences be ween a ge s and p edic ed es-
ima ions by ANN. The g adien alue is also discussed, which indica es
ha he local minimum o he objec i e unc ion hi s a he lowes poin .
Finally, he con olling pa ame e (Mu) o ANN model aining is dis-
cussed, which di ec ly in luences e o con e gence. Fig. 6(c) e eals
ha he alue o Mu is 1.0E-08 wi h g adien s 9.68E-08 h ough (LMS)
while; Fig. 6(d) shows ha he alue o Mu is 0.5 wi h g adien 9.63E-08
h ough (BRS). I is e ealed ha as he epochs inc ease, he es ima ions
o (Mu) and g adien dep eca e, and as a esul , he a e o con e gence
will occu apidly. The pe o mance plo o alida e model es ing a e
each epoch o adjus he ne wo k weigh s o da a ecei ed o (HFC)
h ough (LMS) and (BRS) is shown in Fig. 6(e– ). The linea eg ession
plo desc ibing he use o ained ANN da a o all aining, alida ion,
and es ing modules o p edic he hea lux coe icien (HFC) h ough
(LMS) and (BRS) along wi h a compa ison wi h ac ual alues ecei ed
om nume ical app oaches, is shown in Fig. 6(g–h). This g aph de-
e mines he goodness o he model and ollows a linea ela ionship
be ween he a ge and inpu . F om bo h igu es, i is obse ed ha R =1
in all h ee modules, which ensu es ha ANN has wo ked excellen ly. In
Fig. 6(g), o all ou da ase s, he model gi es R =1. This means ha he
ou pu is nea ly iden ical o he a ge , bu he bias a ies in each
ins ance. Fig. 6(h) also shows ha he aining da a ha e R =1, which
also e eals pe ec accu acy, and he model s ill pe o ms he bes .
Fig. 6(i–j) illus a es plo s o i ness o he de eloped ANN model o he
Table 2
Nume ical esul s h ough BRS o ANN model.
Pa ame e s Physical Quan i ies MSE Epochs E ec i e Pa ame e G ad Pe o mance Mu Sum o Squa e pa ame e Time
T aining Tes ing
M,A1 SFC 4.69E-8 1.15E-7 174 15.0 7.93E-08 4.70E-08 0.500 44.5 0:00:02
P ,γ1 HFC 2.45E-9 1.17E-8 162 14.8 9.63E-08 2.45E-09 0.500 74.0 0:00:02
Sc,k MFC 1.52E-9 7.52E-10 142 14.4 9.76E-08 1.53E-09 0.500 60.8 0:00:02
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Fig. 5. G aphs o he o mula ed ANN model o skin ic ion h ough LMS and BRS. (a) LMS E o his og am. (b) BRS E o his og am. (c) LMS T aining s a e. (d)
BRS T aining s a e. (e) LMS Pe o mance. ( ) BRS Pe o mance. (g) LMS Reg ession. (h) BRS Reg ession.
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Fig. 6. Plo s o he ANN model o he Nussel numbe h ough LMS and BRS. (a) LMS E o his og am. (b) BRS E o his og am. (c) LMS T aining s a e. (d) BRS
T aining s a e. (e) LMS Pe o mance. ( ) BRS Pe o mance. (g) LMS Reg ession. (h) BRS Reg ession. (i) LMS Fi ness cu e. (j) BRS Fi ness cu e.
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