Modified Hybrid Nano Fluid Impact on a MHD Peristaltic wavy Diverging Tube along with connective conditions

This study focuses our attention towards the peristaltic flow of Zinc, Titanium and Copper modified hybrid nanoparticles, water is occupied as a carrier fluid in a cylindrical diverging tube. The projected model presents the study of MHD, wall properties, slip impact and convective boundary conditions on the flow pattern. The governing partial differential equations and the boundary conditions for computation are evolved by using appropriate transformations. The exact solution for the consequential system of nonlinear differential equations is possible to accomplish using the Cauchy Euler’s method. The graphical depiction of velocity and temperature profile using emerging parameters are simulated and examined. The addition of magnetic field in the subjected study shows its distinction in the water flow. Another domain is the addition of heat emission/absorption term in the energy equation to maintain the homogeneous temperature for the water flow. Streamlines pattern is also discussed for modified nano, hybrid nano and nanofluid. We expect the use of these metal nanoparticles in the peristaltic study would be helpful and provide efficient output for drug delivery purposes.