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Shielding Processing Technique through the Calculations and Measurements of the Time Averaged Cross-Section of Multiphase Domain
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 12 Issue: 3
The dual source computed tomography (DSCT) setup has been developing in the central and has potential for use as anon-invasive tool for determining the time averaged cross section of multiphase domain. The two sources used in (DSCT) setup are located inside source collimator device (SCD) to collimate the beam to give it a fan shape. The count rate of un-attenuated photons will be measure...
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Authors Dr. Abbas Ali Mahmood Karwi, Eman Mohammed AbdullahRead Journal Click Here
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Do Agile Worth: A SurveyOf Three Agile Methods
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 12 Issue: 3
Agile methods are Group of software development methodologies based on iterative development, where requirements and solutions evolve through collaboration between self-organizing cross-functional teams. Today, the debate continues again about how much agile method worth? Is it really true that the software development in agile way have real advantages? As Craig Larman said as foreword i...
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Authors Mr. BODJE NKAUH NATHAN-REGIS, V. BalajiRead Journal Click Here
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Conceptual Model Development of Lime versus Cement Stabilized Expansive Soils
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 12 Issue: 3
This paper presents conceptual development of fundamental concepts of modelling the elasto-plastic behaviour of expansive soils stabilized soils with lime and cement. The stabilization is accomplished with both lime and cement treatments of expansive soils where lime proves to be the best additive in treatment of plastic soils than cement. The concepts of the yield surfaces of the Tresca...
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Authors Dr. Charles LucianRead Journal Click Here
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Study of Mathematical Model and Ant Colony Optimization (ACO)
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 12 Issue: 4
In this paper we define those mathematical notions and terms that are useful about ACO and the relationships between ACO and other frameworks for optimization and control. This chapter defines and discusses the characteristics of: (i) the combinatorial optimization problems addressed by ACO, (ii) construction heuristics for combinatorial problems, (iii) the equivalence between solution c...
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Authors Dr. Pawandeep ChahalRead Journal Click Here
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Generation Of 3-D City Model For Urban Utility Information System Using Digital Photogrammetry & Gis Technology
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 12 Issue: 3
In the urban environment due to the rapid rate of urbanization and industrialization, it needs proper planning, management and requires up-to date digital spatial information for multifaceted applications with higher accuracy. Digital photogrammetry provides maps and databases to support decision-making and futuristic planning as well as to access the utility services in urban areas for ...
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Authors Dr. Sagar Mali, Sachin Panhalkar, C. Pawar, Sandipan DasRead Journal Click Here
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Identification of Early Osteoporosis using Intensity slicing method
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 12 Issue: 2
Osteoporosis is a disease characterized by low bone mass and deterioration of bone tissues, leading to bone fragility and, consequently, an increase in fracture risk [2-6]. Loss of bone mass occurs as part of the natural process of aging [4]. Bones naturally become thinner (called osteopenia) as one grows older, because existing bone is broken down faster than new bone is made. As this o...
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Authors Dr. R.SivakumarRead Journal Click Here
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Strength Development Models Of Concrete With Silica Fume As Fine Aggregate Replacement Material
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 12 Issue: 2
An extensive experimentation was performed to study the strength development of concrete in which fine aggregate was partially replaced with silica fume. Mathematical models were developed using statistical techniques to predict the compressive strength of such concrete. Water-to-cement ratio was varied from 0.50 to 0.60 and fine aggregate replacement level ranged from 0 to 15%. Compress...
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Authors Dr. Ahmed M. Ashteyat, Muhannad Ismeik, Khaled Z. RamadanRead Journal Click Here
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Fuzzy Approach for Enhanced Edge Detection Algorithm by Entropy Optimization
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 12 Issue: 2
In this paper fuzzy based canny edge detection is explained. Global contrast intensification and local fuzzy edge detection are the two phases explained and is then merged with Canny operator for better results specially for noisy images and low contrast images. The resultant images are obtained using MATLAB which is the most convenient software and is efficient in terms of Image Process...
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Authors Dr. Gurpreet Kaur, Varun RajRead Journal Click Here
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Modification of the chemico-physical properties of sewage sludge towards its application for agricultural purposes
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 12 Issue: 1
Municipal sewage sludge belongs to organic waste rich in organic matter, nitrogen and phosphorus and at the same time poor in potassium content. From the environmental viewpoint, sewage sludge should be recovered as fertilizer i.e. utilised for land applications. However, in order to do so, the sludge cannot contain heavy metals in amounts above the permitted levels.The article presents ...
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Authors Dr. Rosik-Dulewska Czesu00c5u201aawa, Nocou00c5u201e Katarzyna, Karwaczyu00c5u201eska UrszulaRead Journal Click Here
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Lean Sigma- Not just a whim. It is here to Stay
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 12 Issue: 1
The aim of this paper is to illustrate the evolution and brief history of Lean and Six Sigma and trace it to its role at present. Also, the paper gives its arguments why they are not mere whims or fads that fade away with the passage of time. The findings in the paper suggest that the implementation of these philosophies of management in industries and other business processes help these...
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Authors Saif Imam, Dr. Ashok Tripathi, Dr. Sudipto SarkarRead Journal Click Here
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Adsorption of heavy metals from waste waters on tea waste
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 12 Issue: 1
Heavy metals in particular are a group of pollutants of major concern in the aquatic environment due to their toxicity. The need to find an inexpensive and effective method for heavy metals abatement from water becomes inevitable. Adsorption in very effectively used technique for this purpose but cost is an important parameter and the types of adsorbents conventionally used are expensive...
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Authors Shraddha Rani Singh, Akhand Pratap SinghRead Journal Click Here
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A Survey of Generator Maintenance Scheduling Techniques
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 12 Issue: 1
Many maintenance-scheduling methods have been proposed using conventional mathematical programming methods or heuristic techniques. Heuristic approaches provide the most primitive solution based on trial-and-error approaches. Mathematical optimization based techniques are completely distinct from classical programming and trial-and-error heuristic methods. These techniques have been prop...
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Authors Dr. Al-Arfaj Klahid, Karamitsos IoannisRead Journal Click Here
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Cumulative Production Forecast Of An Oil Well Using Simplified “Hyperbolic-Exponential†Decline Models
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 12 Issue: 2
Decline Curves are important tools employed in the petroleum production industry to establish a good production performance forecast of production wells. Studies have shown that neither hyperbolic nor exponential decline could accurately produce dependable forecast results, which in turn affects the various economic decisions being made on both investment and future production processes....
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Authors Dr. Makinde F. A ., Orodu O. D., Ladipo A. O., Anawe P. A. L.Read Journal Click Here
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Operational Simulation of Solar-Powered Non-Asbestos Diaphragm Cells For the Production of Caustic Soda
Published In: GJRE Part: J: General Engineering Volume: 12 Issue: 1
Mathematical modeling and simulation of an experimental study was performed using an array of solar panels to power three non-asbestos diaphragm type electrochemical cells whose anodes consisted of carbon rods and cathodes made up of stainless steel plate for the electrolysis of a 25 % w/w sodium chloride solution, with the aim of producing caustic soda. The non-asbestos diaphragms serve...
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Authors Dr. Babatope Olufemi, Monisola Omotayo, Oluseyi Olawuwo, Oluwaseun Sese , Moradeyo OdunlamiRead Journal Click Here
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