Comparative study of silver-blood-based three binary nanofluids and thermal enhancement in a PTSC

This paper studies the similarity of silver-blood-based Carreau–Maxwell, Carreau–Oldroyd-B and Carreau–Jeffrey binary nanofluids on the parabolic trough solar collector. By the energy equations, Joule heating effects and nonlinear thermal radiation were integrated. The velocity slip condition by the solid–liquid interface was again worked out. In this model, magnetic field aspects and viscous dissipation were again taken into account. The converted construction was modeled into ordinary differential methods with the help of appropriate comparison applications. This governing relation on current flow problem was given graphically and determined mathematically by applying made-up MATLAB computational tool with the aid of renowned mathematical shooting methods bvp4c (Lobatto’s IIIa Formulae). This mathematical outcomes are given in tabular and graphical models. It was observed that the nonlinear thermal radiation aggregates the temperature profile. This skin friction was improved for greater values of magnetic parameter by 6.16%. Moreover, the local Nusselt number was reduced about developing values of radiation parameter into 71.78%. Moreover, these Casson–Jeffrey and Casson–Maxwell nanofluid models are more efficient than the Casson–Oldroyd-B nanofluid models.