  By using the boundary derivative expansion formalism of fluid/gravity
correspondence, we study the chiral vortical effect from the compactified
D4-branes with smeared D0-brane charge. This background corresponds to a
strongly coupled, nonconformal relativistic fluid with a conserved vector
current. The presence of the chiral vortical effect is induced by the addition
of a Chern-Simons term in the bulk action. Except that the non-dissipative
anomalous viscous coefficient and the sound speed rely only on the chemical
potential, most of the other thermal and hydrodynamical quantities of the first
order depend both on the temperature and the chemical potential. According to
our result, the way that the chiral vortical effect coefficient depends on the
chemical potential seems irrelevant with whether the relativistic fluid is
conformal or not. Stability analysis shows that this anomalous relativistic
fluid is stable and the doping of the smeared D0-brane charge will slow down
the sound speed.
