a review on solution techniques and application of peristaltic transport in generalized newtonian fluid

In this review, a quantitative research survey has been carried out on the peristaltic motion of carreau fluid (cf), one of the most important generalized newtonian fluids. this work primarily focuses on the fluid’s diverse behavior as a result of the application of various methods and the broad overview of peristaltic carreau fluids in a range of impacts such as heat and mass transfer, magnetohydrodynamic (mhd), stagnation point, stretching and shrinking sheet, porous medium and boundary layer. the various approaches that have been explored to depict this exquisite physiological transport system, which is frequently seen in nature, are summarized in this paper. the extensive study of biofluid peristaltic pumping pertaining to its importance in various fields, perspectives, and mathematical models is also discussed in depth. this analysis compares the major components and research results over the last 50 years and offers recommendations for future advancement. researchers can use this analysis as a platform for building peristaltic transport for various applications.