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Reservoir Simulation Models – Impact on Production Forecasts and Performance of Shale Volatile Oil Reservoirs
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 16 Issue: 4
Reservoir simulation is an important tool that can be used to simulate as well as predict production from shale reservoirs. The type of reservoir simulation model used, is significant in this process. Black-oil and compositional simulators can be used for reservoir simulation. Blackoil simulations are easier and less time-consuming than compositional simulations. However, how accurate ar...
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Authors Ibukun Makinde, W. John LeeRead Journal Click Here
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Biosensors
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 16 Issue: 4
In this paper aims to review how biosensors are made, where they can be used, their advanced and their detection methods. The biosensors are studied and fabricated to detect samples and measure demand values by using online websites that based on grounded theory. The paper reviewing some factors that help us to understand biosensor importance in our daily lives in most fields. Studies an...
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Authors Ahmed Kh. SabrRead Journal Click Here
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Effect of Impeller Blade Slot on Centrifugal Pump Performance
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 16 Issue: 4
The effect of impeller backward blades with slot on the centrifugal pump performance has been investigated numerically. Impeller blades have been modified with different geometrical parameters of slot such as: slot radial position (Rs), slot height (hs) and slot inclination angle (θs). 3-D numerical simulation has been carried out using commercial software, ANSYS® CFX, to ...
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Authors Ahmed Farid Ayad Hassan, Hamed M. Abdalla, Ahmed Abo El-Azm AlyRead Journal Click Here
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Supply chain Integration for Improving Performance on Manufacturing Industries
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 16 Issue: 4
Rising global competition and the increasing costs of natural resources today as well as customers demands for higher manufactured goods quality, better product selection, and improved customer service have created new challenges for manufacturing industries. Even though research has suggested that supply chain management and supply chain integration are distinct potential, little is kno...
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Authors Alie Wube Dametew, Frank Ebinger, Birhanu Beshah AbebeRead Journal Click Here
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Diverse Washing Consequence on Denim Fabric and its Physical and Mechanical Characteristics Analysis
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 16 Issue: 4
This is a study on different type of washing on denim fabric and its physical & mechanical characteristics. A series of experiments and investigations help us to determine the properties of Denim fabric, effects of different washing parameters on denim fabric. The textile technologist needs to know the prediction of the aspect of a finished denim look, physical & mechanical properties af...
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Authors Md. Tipu SultanRead Journal Click Here
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Performance of Selected Water Infiltration Models in Sandy Clay Loam Soil in Samaru Zaria
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 16 Issue: 4
The performance of selected water infiltration models were evaluated and reported herein. Ten (10) water infiltration models consisting of five (5) empirical (Philip (PH), Kostiakov (KT), Modified Kostiakov (MK), Kostiakov-Lewis (KL) and Natural resources conservation service(NRCS)), three (3) physically based (Green-Ampt (GA), Smith-Parlange (SP), Talsma- Parlange (TP)) and two (2) semi...
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Authors IgbadunH. E., Othman M. K., Ajayi A. S.Read Journal Click Here
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Infiltration Characteristics of Organic Amended Soils
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 16 Issue: 4
The infiltration characteristics of organic amended soil were studied for soils amended with cow dung (CM) and poultry litter (PM). The aim was to determine the effect of these amendments on the infiltration characteristics of the soil. A field size of 200 m2 was divided into three strips, 50 kg each of Cow dung and poultry litter was applied into the first and third strip and the middle...
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Authors IgbadunH. E., Othman M. K., Ajayi A. S.Read Journal Click Here
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Factors Influencing the Choice of Travel Mode in Inclement Weather Conditions in Indian Cities
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 16 Issue: 3
Indian roads in medium size cities have witnessed large number of two wheeler users in the recent years. It is observed that their volume varies according to the prevailing weather conditions. Although efficient mode selection in inclement weather conditions is an important issue for the convenience of commuters, their socioeconomic condition is a major governing factor for modal shift. ...
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Authors Parampreet Kaur, Uttam Kumar Banerjee, Abraham GeorgeRead Journal Click Here
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Heuristic Scales to Strayed Proneness (HSSP): Assessing the Strayed Proneness of Cross-Over OHE on Railway Tracks
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 16 Issue: 3
This paper proposed an explorative scaling approach to predict the fitness of OHE provided on railway cross-over tracks whether the state is strayed or normal in order to allow the train to cross from one track to other in electrified section. An explorative scale is defined to assess the given maintenance log report of a cross over is indicating any obstacle or not. In order to define t...
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Authors Ch SrihariVarma, T Rama Subba Reddy, Ch SaiBabuRead Journal Click Here
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The Feasibility of a Hydrogen Society
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 16 Issue: 3
The Japanese government has expressed that Japan intends to become a “hydrogen society†where homes and fuel-cell cars are powered by hydrogen, which is regarded as the CO2 emissions-free energy source, and has laid out plans for a “hydrogen highway†peppered with fueling stations, all in time for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics [1]. And ...
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Authors Satoshi Matsuda, Hiroshio KubotaRead Journal Click Here
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Effect of Step Depth and Angle in Kline-Fogleman (KFm-2) Airfoil
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 16 Issue: 4
Recent years have witnessed extensive research efforts that aim at improving the aerodynamic performance of aircraft. while most of the efforts are drawn towards high-lift systems, simple and innovative designs like Gurney flaps, trapped vortex cavities and backwardfacing steps can have a significant effect on enhancing the aerodynamic properties of airfoils. One of those simple ideas is...
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Authors Fadi Mishriky, Paul WalshRead Journal Click Here
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Analysis and Numerical Modelling of a Piled Foundation Reinforced Geosynthetics to Support for Full-Height Bridge Abutments Constructed through Soft Soil
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 16 Issue: 3
Increased traffic volume had made it necessary to rise transport capacities by construction of full-height bridge. Therefore, the scope of this paper is the analysis of full-height embankment behind abutment on geosynthetic reinforced pile supported (GRPS), with a commercially available finite element software. The analyses of fourteen cases of GRPS system supported under embankment and ...
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Authors Pham Anh TuanRead Journal Click Here
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A Preliminary Study for Improving the Banana Fibre Fineness using Various Chemical Treatments
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 16 Issue: 3
This work analyses the effect of various alkali and softness treatments on the physical, chemical and mechanical properties of the banana and banana: cotton fibres blended yarns and fabrics. Fibres were scoured, bleached and mercerized by different concentrations of NaOH, H2O2, Na2 CO3 and softened with Aloe Vera, castor oil, cotton seed oil and soap. The mechanical characterization indi...
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Authors Tholkappiyan. ERead Journal Click Here
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Low Probability of Intercept Frequency Hopping Signal Characterization Comparison using the Spectrogram and the Scalogram
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 16 Issue: 2
Low probability of intercept radar signals, which are often problematic to detect and characterize, have as their goal ‘to see and not be seen’. Digital intercept receivers are currently moving away from Fourier-based analysis and towards classical time-frequency analysis techniques for the purpose of analyzing these low probability of intercept radar signa...
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Authors Daniel L. Stevens, Stephanie A. SchuckersRead Journal Click Here
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