Heat and mass transfer effects of peristaltic motion of a Jeffery fluid in a tube

The impact of heat and mass transfer were analyzed in the present investigation by considering peristaltic transport a Jeffery fluid with nanoparticles uniform tube. Lubrication theory hypotheses have been considered expressions defined for axial velocity, pressure drop, frictional force, effects. patterns stream line trapped bolus graphically depicted at end. It is found that regard to modification various parameters, drop force exhibit identical behavior. By increasing/decreasing local temperature Grashof number, Brownian motion parameter nanoparticle velocity can be regulated.