Author(s): Umavathi A and KS Mallika

Abstract: This examination explores the scattering components of poorly conducting couple stress fluids (PCSFs) inside non-permeable media through a blend of trial and computational methodologies. Stream visualization tests uncover complex liquid stream examples and blending conduct inside a straightforward stream cell loaded with uniform glass dabs. Rheological estimations under changing control pressures explain the non-direct shear-diminishing way of behaving and thickness decrease of PCSFs, featuring the impact of repression on liquid stream. The molecule following examination measures liquid speed profiles and scattering coefficients, showing improved scattering and blending productivity of PCSFs contrasted with ordinary Newtonian fluids. Correlation with related writing highlights the extraordinary qualities of PCSFs and their likely applications in different fields, including natural remediation and modern cycles. In general, this examination progresses how it might interpret liquid strong cooperations and scattering peculiarities in restricted conditions, giving experiences to the improvement of creative advancements for upgrading transport processes in permeable media.

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