Nanofluids are a new type of thermal fluids that are produced by dispersing nanoscale particles in a base fluid. Chemical processing, automobiles, air conditioning, solar panel, and power generation are all examples of heat transfer and fluid flow applications. The homogeneous dispersion of CNTs within polymer matrices has provided enhanced mechanical or electrical properties. It was shown that heat generation has a harmful efficacy on the acute velocity of fluid since it can reduce the acute value due to a reduction in the stiffness of the pipe (see [1]). Hydrodynamic analysis of nanocomposite tubes with internal and external fluid was presented in [2] showing the effect of nanoparticle volume fraction, boundary conditions, length-to-radius ratio, external and internal fluid variables on the dynamic displacement of the piping system.