A review on vibration of fluid-conveying nanotube thorough a nonlocal strain gradient theory in thermal environment

Because of tremendous advances in science and engineering over the last few decades, there has never been a greater need to develop structures based on nanotechnology. Several scientists are interested in the dynamical behavior of nanotubes conveying fluid since they may be utilized in diverse nano-electromechanical systems such as the transfer of fluids and drug delivery. Past works on fluid-conveying nanotubes and dynamical characteristics of size-dependent vibration of fluid-conveying nanotubes are the subjects of the present review. Furthermore, prior research on fluid-conveying nanotube vibration under environmental conditions, particularly in the thermal environment, is being addressed.