C: Chemical Engineering (46)
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Correlation of Suspended Solids (Ss) and Permanganate Value (Pv) Of Domestic Sewage From An Estate In Warri, Nigeria
Published In: GJRE Part: C: Chemical Engineering Volume: 12 Issue: 1 Samples of domestic sewage obtained from a sewage treatment plant located in Warri, Nigeria were analysed for two pollution characteristics such as suspended solids (SS) and permanganate value (PV). Values obtained from the analysis were used to assess the possible relationship between the two pollution characteristics using correlation and regression analysis. Mean values of the suspend...
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Authors Dr. I.E Uwidia, C.M.A. AdemorotiRead Journal Click Here
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Effect Of Kcl On Rheological Properties Of Shale Contaminated Water - Based Mud (WBM)
Published In: GJRE Part: C: Chemical Engineering Volume: 12 Issue: 1 Interests in the design of water-based muds(WBM) have escalated due to wellbore instability issues that arise from the abundance of problematic shales encountered while drilling. Conventional water-based muds(WBMs) that are used to drill through water sensitive shale formations cause a high degree of wellbore instability. Consequently, oil based muds(OBMs) were adopted to solve the wellb...
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Authors Dr. Joel, O.F, Durueke, U.J, Nwokoye C.URead Journal Click Here
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Microalgae Growth in Qatar for CO2 Capture and Biodiesel Feedstock Production
Published In: GJRE Part: C: Chemical Engineering Volume: 12 Issue: 1 Demands for and prices of liquid petroleum fuels are increasing. This challenge is motivating the development of alternative fuels, like biodiesel from non-food sources. Microalgae are a promising source of oil feedstock for biodiesel. Growing microalgae indoors uses water, chemical nutrients, artificial lights, and energy for harvesting, drying and oil extraction. The economics would be...
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Authors Dr. Rebecca J. Wilson, Ghada Salama, Ihab H. FaragRead Journal Click Here
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New Biogas Renewable System For Combined Sofc-Electricity Generation With A Membrane Reactor
Published In: GJRE Part: C: Chemical Engineering Volume: 12 Issue: 1 This paper presents and analyzes a new biogas based catalytic reforming-processing system for the conversion of gaseous hydrocarbons (coming from manure type anaerobic digesters) such as methane into hydrogen and carbon oxide mixtures. The exit synthesis gas (syn-gas) is introduced to power effectively high temperature fuel cells such as SOFC types for combined efficient electricity gene...