Jordan University of Science and Technology

Gaseous slip flow affected by inclined low magnetic field using second order boundary conditions


Authors:  Khaleel Al Khasawneh, Amani A. AlWardat,  Saud A. Khashan

Abstract:  
In this study, asymptotic solutions of a near continuum gaseous slip flow in two?dimensional rectangular microchannels under the effect of electromagnetic force are presented. An inclined magnetic field was assumed in this study. Nondimensional equations were obtained that relate the pressure ratio, Mach number, magnetic Reynolds number, magnetic force number, and Reynolds number. The asymptotic solutions for the compressible, laminar, and steady flow were obtained by applying second?order slip velocity and temperature jump wall boundary conditions. It was found that the electric and magnetic field with inclined angle had significant effects on the flow properties. The solutions obtained here using the second?order boundary conditions result in tangible improvement over those obtained using first?order boundary conditions. We compared our solutions against the numerical solutions that were provided in the literature and showed that our solutions were in good agreement with the numerical solution.