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An Experimental And Theoretical Studies Wings Piles At Different Sandy Soil Densities, Taha Mahdi, Mohammed Al-Neami, Falah Raheel Mar 2026

An Experimental And Theoretical Studies Wings Piles At Different Sandy Soil Densities, Taha Mahdi, Mohammed Al-Neami, Falah Raheel

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Increasing the cross-sectional area of the piles or adding wings to the piles are two strategies for increasing the bearing capacity of the piles to resist lateral stresses. Small and full-scale finite element models were used to investigate the effect of adding the wings on the laterally loaded pile bearing capacity in this study. Four embedded ratios (4, 6, 8, and 10) were used with various wing dimensions and numbers. The results showed that adding wings to the pile increases the resistance to lateral loads and reduces the lateral displacement significantly. +To achieve the highest lateral resistance, the wings should …

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Sustainable High-Performance Concrete Reinforced With Hybrid Steel Waste Fibers, Zainab Jabbar, Wassan Khalil Mar 2026

Sustainable High-Performance Concrete Reinforced With Hybrid Steel Waste Fibers, Zainab Jabbar, Wassan Khalil

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This research aims to study the benefit of using fibers made from waste materials in concrete and evaluate the ability to use these fibers as a substitute for commercial fibers. Different aspect ratios of alternative fibers formed from cut steel tied wire waste were utilized. This material is selected because of its low price and wide availability. Two concrete mixes with 15% waste crushed clay brick coarse aggregate reinforced with different volume fractions of 1.0 and 1.5% and an aspect ratio of 40 were prepared. Also, three concrete mixes reinforced with a hybrid aspect ratio of 40 and 65 of …

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The Permeation And Separation Characteristics Of Polymeric Membranes Incorporated With Nanoparticles For Dye Removal And Interaction Mechanisms Between Polymer And Nanoparticles: A Mini Review, Dalya Al-Araji, Faris Al-Ani, Qusay Alsalhy Mar 2026

The Permeation And Separation Characteristics Of Polymeric Membranes Incorporated With Nanoparticles For Dye Removal And Interaction Mechanisms Between Polymer And Nanoparticles: A Mini Review, Dalya Al-Araji, Faris Al-Ani, Qusay Alsalhy

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Dyes are an essential group of organic pollutants with a long history of harming aquatic life and humans. Prior to disposal, polluted dye wastewater must be adequately treated to prevent adverse impacts on persons and the environment. Although there are several techniques for dye removal, most of them share a similar drawback: they generate secondary pollution to the environment. Membrane separation is highlighted in this article because it is one of the most efficient dye removal techniques available nowadays due to its high removal capacity, ease of operation, and clean water generation. Polymeric membranes are frequently used in membrane-based separations …

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Influence Of Adding Plant Fly Ash On The Geotechnical Properties And Pollution Of Sanitary Landfill Soil, Abdulrahman Salim, Zainab Mohammed, Mohamed Fattah Mar 2026

Influence Of Adding Plant Fly Ash On The Geotechnical Properties And Pollution Of Sanitary Landfill Soil, Abdulrahman Salim, Zainab Mohammed, Mohamed Fattah

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This paper investigates the impact of the plant fly ash (dry tree leaves) addition on the geotechnical properties of the landfill soil, where an engineering laboratory landfill simulating a real landfill was manufactured. Two percentages of plant fly ash (10% and 15%) were used to reduce or prevent the penetration of heavy metals resulting from the decomposition of landfill waste into the soil and conducting laboratory tests such as the Atterberg test, specific gravity test, compaction test, permeability test, SEM test, and heavy metals analysis. The results of laboratory tests indicate a decrease in the plastic limit and the liquid …

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Modifying The Properties Of Open-Graded Friction Course By Adding Cellulose Fiber, Ahmed Muhammed, Zaynab Qasim, Rasha Al-Rubaee Mar 2026

Modifying The Properties Of Open-Graded Friction Course By Adding Cellulose Fiber, Ahmed Muhammed, Zaynab Qasim, Rasha Al-Rubaee

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In recent years, Open Graded Friction Course OGFC is becoming more common in some countries. It is applied to improve surface frictional resistance, minimize hydroplaning, reduce water spray, improve night visibility, and lower pavement noise levels. These functions are carried out primarily by removing water from the pavement surface during a period of rain. Also, it has many disadvantages which as poor resistance to permanent deformation, low fatigue strength, high stripping, and moisture susceptibility. The paper aims to investigate the probability of using Cellulose Fiber (CF) as a modifier to improve the properties of OGFC asphalt mixture. In this research, …

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Effect Of Date Palm Derived Biochar On Soil’S Bulk Density, Ph, And Nitrogen Content, Aola Tahir, Faris Al-Ani, Abdulhameed Al Obaidy Mar 2026

Effect Of Date Palm Derived Biochar On Soil’S Bulk Density, Ph, And Nitrogen Content, Aola Tahir, Faris Al-Ani, Abdulhameed Al Obaidy

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The use of biochar as a soil amendment has been the focus of many studies. It is believed to improve soil characteristics and increase crop yields. Still, a diverse range of feedstocks needs to be researched and converted to biochar for environmental purposes.To achieve sustainable biochar, it is favorable to be derived from residues available locally, and particularly interesting are those that have been turned to biochar near the application area. This study investigates the effects of locally date palm-derived biochars produced at four different temperatures (250, 350, 450, and 550oC) for 60 minutes on soil physicochemical properties, mainly; pH, …

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Optimization Of Surface Plasmon Resonance (Spr) For Gold/Air Interface By Using Kretschmann Configuration, Yadgar Shwan, Berun Ghafoor, Govar Hamasalih Mar 2026

Optimization Of Surface Plasmon Resonance (Spr) For Gold/Air Interface By Using Kretschmann Configuration, Yadgar Shwan, Berun Ghafoor, Govar Hamasalih

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The coherent oscillation of electrons at contact among a dielectric and metal when the metal is exposed to incoming plasmon is known as “surface Plasmon resonance”. To achieve the best surface plasmon resonance (SPR) signal, several aspects must be considered, including the excitation wavelength, the sort of metals used, and the thickness of the metal layer. The modification of the surface plasmon resonance (SPR) depending on the thickness of metallic gold was investigated in this study. The reflection spectrum is determined as a function of metal thickness and dielectric medium (air), which is fixed in this case, and measuring the …

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Droplets Generation Using Soluble Polymeric And Surfactant Additives In A Micro-Flow System: An Experimental Approach, Nur Farra Ilyana Binti Yosman, Wafaa Mahmood, Hayder Abdulbari Mar 2026

Droplets Generation Using Soluble Polymeric And Surfactant Additives In A Micro-Flow System: An Experimental Approach, Nur Farra Ilyana Binti Yosman, Wafaa Mahmood, Hayder Abdulbari

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In the present work, polymer and surfactant solutions (Xanthan Gum- Cetyltrimethylammonium bromide) were formulated and tested in a micro-flow system (microchannel) carrying octanoic acid as the hydrocarbon phase to determine the droplets formation capabilities of the two different additives. The purpose is to compare the droplet-generated size, shape, and distance between the droplets forming from the individual additives solutions. The jetting phenomenon that happens during droplet generation was also investigated. The solution of the polymer (XG) and surfactant (CTAB) was prepared in 5 different concentrations (50, 100, 150, 200, and 250) ppm and (500, 1000, 1500, 2000, and 2500) ppm, …

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Effect Of Different Parameters On Raman Scattering Released From Nb2o5 Nanostructures Prepared Via Pld Technique, Evan Salim, Suhair Shafeeq, Mohammed Abdulrazzaq, Mohammed Wahid Mar 2026

Effect Of Different Parameters On Raman Scattering Released From Nb2o5 Nanostructures Prepared Via Pld Technique, Evan Salim, Suhair Shafeeq, Mohammed Abdulrazzaq, Mohammed Wahid

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Due to the significance of Nb2O5 as a promising industrial and biomedical material and the importance of Raman analyses to identify nanostructural molecular responsivity for various applications, this study aims to investigate Nb2O5 molecular bands that emerged under the impact of the Raman scattering phenomenon. Besides other advantages, Raman scattering analyses can provide a further investigation of the nanostructural polycrystalline phases supporting the XRD analyses. A pulsed laser was selected as the deposition technique for Nb2O5 thin films prepared with four different parameters. The selection of the pulsed laser deposition (PLD) method was due to the insufficient studies and investigations …

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Study The Effect Of Laser Wavelength On Zno Nanoparticle Characteristics Synthesized By Pulse Laser Ablation As An Antibacterial Application, Hadeel Imran, Kadhim Hubeatir, Kadhim Aadim Mar 2026

Study The Effect Of Laser Wavelength On Zno Nanoparticle Characteristics Synthesized By Pulse Laser Ablation As An Antibacterial Application, Hadeel Imran, Kadhim Hubeatir, Kadhim Aadim

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In recent years, biologists, chemists, materials scientists, and engineers have become interested in Nano-sized particles because of their unique properties. In this paper, ZnO nanoparticles were synthesized using an Nd: YAG laser with 800 mJ at 1064 nm and 532 nm (the fundamental and second harmonic wavelengths). The characteristics of optical, morphological, structural, wettability and antibacterial activity have been studied. The used technique of PLAL was successful in nanoparticle formation. It was proved in color changes, which was an indication of ZnO nanoparticle formation. The optical measurements show a decrease in absorption wavelength and an increase in the band gap, …

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Images Enhancement Based On A New Multi-Dimensional Fractal Created By Rectangular Function, Rabab Farhan Mar 2026

Images Enhancement Based On A New Multi-Dimensional Fractal Created By Rectangular Function, Rabab Farhan

Engineering and Technology Journal

Digital image processing is a field that is included in many journals due to its importance and the fact that it facilitates the achievement of many scientific and engineering applications worldwide. This specialization is linked with other disciplines, whether medical, engineering, sports, and others, as it facilitates the completion of applications quickly and efficiently. Researchers have discovered and garnered notice as a promising analytic tool in image processing using the idea of fractal dimension. In this effort, a new Multi-Dimensional Fractal (MDF) in view of the rectangle function was introduced a. As an application, the MDF to improve and enhance …

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Preparation And Performance Of Pu/Cpsf Blend Ultrafiltration Membranes For Removal Of Heavy Metal Ion Rejection Studies, Latha S., Shanthana Lakshmid, Maheswari P., Mohan D Mar 2026

Preparation And Performance Of Pu/Cpsf Blend Ultrafiltration Membranes For Removal Of Heavy Metal Ion Rejection Studies, Latha S., Shanthana Lakshmid, Maheswari P., Mohan D

Engineering and Technology Journal

The performance of membranes for a specific application can be determined with the help of structural properties such as molecular weight cut-off (MWCO), morphology, and pore statistics. Heavy metal ions from aqueous streams can be separated with the help of ultrafiltration membranes. In the presence and absence of the various components of the additive poly (ethylene glycol) 600, MWCOs and pore statistics of polyurethane (PU) and carboxylated polysulfone (CPSf) blend ultrafiltration (Total Polymer Concentration = 17.5 wt %) were studied with the help of dextran of different molecular weights ranging from 19 kDa to 150 kDa. The derived pore size, …

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Produced Water Deoxygenation Via Nitrogen Purging Scheme– Parametric Study – Part 2, Salam Al Dawery, Wameath Abdulmajeed, Saada Al Shukaili, Chandramouli Thotireddy, Ibrahim Al Amri Mar 2026

Produced Water Deoxygenation Via Nitrogen Purging Scheme– Parametric Study – Part 2, Salam Al Dawery, Wameath Abdulmajeed, Saada Al Shukaili, Chandramouli Thotireddy, Ibrahim Al Amri

Engineering and Technology Journal

In this following up paper, we present our findings by examining a pilot scale gasification column and applying nitrogen purging for samples of produced water grafted with different polyacrylamide concentrations (100 – 500 ppm). Upon applying a semi-batch, counter-current scheme for a series of experiments on packed gas-lift column, zero ppm level of dissolved oxygen (DO) was reached within less than 1 minute of nitrogen purging from the start time applied for solutions with viscosity less than 10 mPa.s and using the inline measuring scheme. However, zero ppm DO level was not reachable when purging produced water (PW) samples grafted …

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Remove Liquid Radioactive Wastes Utilizing Nanofiltration, Ultrafiltration, And Microfiltration Membranes, Alanood Alsarayreh, Taisir Abbas, Saleh Alaswad, Sabad E-Gul, A Bajoga Mar 2026

Remove Liquid Radioactive Wastes Utilizing Nanofiltration, Ultrafiltration, And Microfiltration Membranes, Alanood Alsarayreh, Taisir Abbas, Saleh Alaswad, Sabad E-Gul, A Bajoga

Engineering and Technology Journal

Radioactive waste is generated from fuel cycle processes in nuclear reactors and nuclear power plants (NPPs) in electrical power production, radioisotope manufacturing in nuclear research centers, and medical, industrial, and agricultural applications. Also, natural chain-linked radioisotopes (NORM) are generated from processing and burning fossil fuels and producing oil and natural gas. Therefore, a planned and integrated radioactive waste management strategy must be adopted to protect human health and the environment from the dangers of this waste through published research on a comprehensive radioactive waste management strategy and the testing and dissemination of several treatment options. The main objective is to …

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Hydrodynamic Properties Investigation Of Ebullated Bed Reactor Using Non-Newtonian Liquid, Zahraa Hassan, Asawer Al Wasiti, Zainb Shnain, Peter Philib Mar 2026

Hydrodynamic Properties Investigation Of Ebullated Bed Reactor Using Non-Newtonian Liquid, Zahraa Hassan, Asawer Al Wasiti, Zainb Shnain, Peter Philib

Engineering and Technology Journal

The importance of using EBR has been renewed recently due to the sharp increase in heavy feedstocks sent to refineries and the hydrocracking process. Most of these feedstocks have a non-Newtonian behavior. The performance of this type of reactor using non-Newtonian liquid is complicated and has not been covered well yet. Hence, the present work is devoted to elucidating the effect of the non-Newtonian behavior of fluid on the hydrodynamic properties of a three-phase (gas-liquid-solid) reactor under operating conditions of different values ​​of gas velocity (2, 4, 6) cm/sec, liquid velocity (0.9, 1.39, 1.8, 2.3) cm/sec, and recycle ratio (1.5, …

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Bio-Treatment Technologies Of Produced Water: A Review, Rana Azeez, Firas Al-Zuhairi Mar 2026

Bio-Treatment Technologies Of Produced Water: A Review, Rana Azeez, Firas Al-Zuhairi

Engineering and Technology Journal

Petroleum is a vital source of energy for most human activities. The growth of the oil and gas sector is associated with releasing a significant amount of produced water (PW) from onshore and offshore fields. Thus, undesirable toxic pollutants in produced water have become a major concern for those concerned with environmental issues. Therefore, interest in recycling and beneficial reuse of pollutants has increased due to large amounts of PW. In general, various physical and chemical technologies and bio-treatments for PW or combined between them are applied. Bio-treatment is preferred due to its efficiency and eco-friendly compared with other PW …

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Recent Development In Hydrodynamic And Heat Transfer Characteristics In The Three-Phase Fluidized-Bed System, Omar Mahdy, Amer Abdulrahmn, Jamal Ali Mar 2026

Recent Development In Hydrodynamic And Heat Transfer Characteristics In The Three-Phase Fluidized-Bed System, Omar Mahdy, Amer Abdulrahmn, Jamal Ali

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Gas–liquid-solid fluidized beds are broadly utilized in the petrochemical, pharmaceutical, refining, food, biotechnology, and environmental industries. Due to complex phenomena, such as the particle-particle, liquid-particle, particle-bubble interactions, complex hydrodynamics, and heat transfer of three-phase (gas-liquid-solid) fluidized beds, they are incompletely understood. The ability to accurately predict the essential characteristics of the fluidized-bed system, such as hydrodynamics, individual phase mixing, and heat transfer parameters, is necessary for its successful design and operation. This paper investigates the pressure drop, minimum fluidization velocity, phase holdup, heat-transfer coefficient of a fluidized bed reactor, heat transfer studies, CFD simulation, and the effect of these parameters …

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Improved Water-Based Mud Rheological Properties And Shale-Inhibition Behavior By Using Aluminum Oxide And Iron Oxide Nanoparticles, Hasan Abbood, Ibtehal Shakir Mar 2026

Improved Water-Based Mud Rheological Properties And Shale-Inhibition Behavior By Using Aluminum Oxide And Iron Oxide Nanoparticles, Hasan Abbood, Ibtehal Shakir

Engineering and Technology Journal

Nanotechnology can be used to develop drilling fluid additives that can improve the drilling fluid's properties. Using two types of nanoparticle (NP) additives in water-based drilling fluids have been studied in this paper. Three major drilling mud systems, namely potassium chloride (KCl) as a basic mud, KCl/aluminum oxide (Al2O3) NPs, and KCl/iron (Fe2O3) NPs, were prepared and studied for enhancement of rheological properties and shale inhibition. It was found that the drilling mud contained NPs in concentrations of 0.25, 0. 5, 0.75, and 1 g. Al2O3 and Fe2O3 NPs added to KCl/polymer mud systems resulted in a 50% and 30% …

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Hydroisomerization Of N-Heptane In A Fixed-Bed Reactor Using A Synthesized Bimetallic Type-Hy Zeolite Catalyst, Younus Khalaf, Bashir Sherhan, Zaidoon Shakour Mar 2026

Hydroisomerization Of N-Heptane In A Fixed-Bed Reactor Using A Synthesized Bimetallic Type-Hy Zeolite Catalyst, Younus Khalaf, Bashir Sherhan, Zaidoon Shakour

Engineering and Technology Journal

The synthesis of NaY-zeolite was performed hydrothermally. The preparation of the bifunctional catalysts was achieved by loading NH4Y-zeolite with a cheap Zr metal, as a second loading metal, with tiny amounts of Pt to compose a Pt-Zr/Y-zeolite catalyst. Different characterization methods (i.e., XRD, SEM, EDX, BET, and AFM) were used to investigate the catalyst properties. The catalytic performance was studied by performing the hydroisomerization of n-heptane in a gas phase at a temperature of 275°C and atmospheric pressure in a fixed-bed reactor. The GC-FID results of the products confirmed the positive role of Zr in enhancing the catalytic features, as …

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Desulfurization Of Real Diesel Fuel Onto Mesoporous Silica Mcm-41 Implementing Batch Adsorption Process: Equilibrium, Kinetics, And Thermodynamic Studies, Ammar Kadhum, Talib Albayati Mar 2026

Desulfurization Of Real Diesel Fuel Onto Mesoporous Silica Mcm-41 Implementing Batch Adsorption Process: Equilibrium, Kinetics, And Thermodynamic Studies, Ammar Kadhum, Talib Albayati

Engineering and Technology Journal

In the current work, sulfur was removed from actual diesel fuel containing 1.2 wt.% sulfur from the Al-Dura Oil Refinery (Iraq), which was studied using adsorption desulfurization with the spherical mesoporous silica MCM-41. This study investigated the effects of different operating conditions, including the dose of MCM-41 (0.04-0.2 gm), time (60-180 min), and temperature (30-70°C). The optimal working conditions were determined to be 0.4 gm MCM-41, 180 min, and 70°C. After exploring the isotherm models of Langmuir, Freundlich, and Temkin, Temkin models with a correlation coefficient (R2 = 0.9996) were selected to best represent the stable data. The kinetics of …

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Use Of Tio2 In Photocatalysis For Air Purification And Wastewater Treatment: A Review, Seba Mohammed, Zainab Shnain, Mohammad Abid Mar 2026

Use Of Tio2 In Photocatalysis For Air Purification And Wastewater Treatment: A Review, Seba Mohammed, Zainab Shnain, Mohammad Abid

Engineering and Technology Journal

This study reviews recent research on the synthesis and application of titanium dioxide (TiO2)-based photocatalysts for environmental applications. The principles of non-homogenous photo-catalysis include utilizing a solid semiconductor, such as titanium dioxide Nano or macro, to form a stable suspension (heterogeneous phase) at the impact of irradiation to elevate a reaction at the surface interface of the different phases in the system. Recently, titanium dioxide has been considered the better semiconductor in non-homogenous photoinduced treatment. TiO2-based photocatalysts have broad applications for industrial processes because of their exceptional physicochemical properties. Nevertheless, having a narrow band near the ultraviolet region limits its …

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New Developments In Inhibition Of The Sweet Environment In A Variety Of Corrosive Media: A Review, Wasan Hameed, Khalid Rashid, Anees Khadom Mar 2026

New Developments In Inhibition Of The Sweet Environment In A Variety Of Corrosive Media: A Review, Wasan Hameed, Khalid Rashid, Anees Khadom

Engineering and Technology Journal

This paper aims to look at how pipeline steel and crude oil storage tanks resist corrosion in aqueous carbon dioxide (CO2) environments. To this aim, we have studied different inhibitors, particularly the heterocyclic inhibitor, which is used to prevent mild steel corrosion in various situations. On mild steel, the corrosion-prevention mechanism of heterocyclic inhibitors is also investigated. CO2 corrosion is the most frequent and dreaded type of corrosion in the oil and gas industry, and corrosion inhibitors are the most effective way to fight CO2 corrosion in mild steel. Nonetheless, continual exposure to pollutants and corrosion causes such as sulfur …

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Produced Water Deoxygenation: Investigation Of Nitrogen Purging Scheme– Parametric Study – Part1, Salam Al Dawery, Wameath Abdulmajeed, Saada Al Shukaili, Chandramouli Thotireddy, Ibrahim Al Amri Mar 2026

Produced Water Deoxygenation: Investigation Of Nitrogen Purging Scheme– Parametric Study – Part1, Salam Al Dawery, Wameath Abdulmajeed, Saada Al Shukaili, Chandramouli Thotireddy, Ibrahim Al Amri

Engineering and Technology Journal

Produced water (PW) is water that comes out of the well with the crude oil during crude oil production. The quality of produced water varies significantly based on the geochemistry of the producing formation, the type of hydrocarbon produced, and the characteristics of the producing well. A well-known obstacle hindering the re-use of the produced water, in different sectors, is the high content of dissolved oxygen (DO) as it can cause corrosion and polymer degradation. In this study, we report the experimental investigations for de-oxygenating samples of PW collected from Omani oil fields via a gas lift unpacked and packed …

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Theory And Modeling Of Slab Waveguide Based Surface Plasmon Resonance, Amnah Hasan, Razi Al-Azawi, Ali Alwahib Mar 2026

Theory And Modeling Of Slab Waveguide Based Surface Plasmon Resonance, Amnah Hasan, Razi Al-Azawi, Ali Alwahib

Engineering and Technology Journal

The current study proposes a developing surface plasmon resonance (SPR) sensor that has been widely employed to detect viruses, such as environmental analytes, biological and chemical analytes, and monitoring and medical diagnostics. Optical waveguides have much potential for developing new chemical and biological sensors. Graphene is the world's most vital substance and can be used to enhance other materials. A composite silver film-based SPR sensor with the waveguide. To enhance the silver film's stability, detect the best thickness with the best resonance using different types of analyte: air than 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, and water. The resonance wavelength numerically calculated, loss, …

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Build And Implement Radiation Control Using Iot In Parabolic Trough Solar Collector (Ptsc), Sarah Bassem, Samer Ismael, Jalal Jalil Mar 2026

Build And Implement Radiation Control Using Iot In Parabolic Trough Solar Collector (Ptsc), Sarah Bassem, Samer Ismael, Jalal Jalil

Engineering and Technology Journal

Connecting the devices to the internet based on the internet of things IoT increases the capability of monitoring and measuring, and controlling essential variables. In this study, the radiation intensity was controlled via the internet of things IoT for PTSC to study the collector's behavior.  The light control circuit was designed, built, and implemented. The circuit mainly consists of a power supply, Arduino, relay, and potentiometer. Radiation was successfully monitored using a sensor and displayed through a smartphone via Wi-Fi, and the intensity of radiation light controls the PCM status. A data logging system was applied using a micro SD …

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The Fundamental Of Reduced Graphene Oxide With Nanosilver Composite Films Using The Spin Coating Technique, Hamsa Alaloosi, Farah Noori, Abdulhadi Jidran Mar 2026

The Fundamental Of Reduced Graphene Oxide With Nanosilver Composite Films Using The Spin Coating Technique, Hamsa Alaloosi, Farah Noori, Abdulhadi Jidran

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Graphene oxide synthesis by hummers method and reduction by the green chemical method using green tea. Preparation films with reduced graphene oxide (rGO) and Silver Nanoparticles (AgNPs) by a spin coating method. The preparation films and Nanomaterial characteristics with X-Ray diffraction (XRD) GO has a peak at (2θ = 11.22̊ ). While rGO has a wider peak at (2θ = 26.2̊ ). The (rGO +AgNPs) films have five obvious diffraction angles. In Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDX), flaky sheet (rGO), and spherical (AgNPs) with Nanosize about ~20 nm, the peaks of EDX indicated the presence of …

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Numerical And Theoretical Analysis Of A Spur Gear Using Composite And Conventional Materials, Jwan Mohammed, Dlair Ramadan Mar 2026

Numerical And Theoretical Analysis Of A Spur Gear Using Composite And Conventional Materials, Jwan Mohammed, Dlair Ramadan

Engineering and Technology Journal

A spur gear is one of the most common forms of precision cylindrical gear. In the industry, reducing the weight of gears while keeping their useful properties has become an even more pressing challenge. As a result, the investigators have made many attempts to reduce the weight of the gears. Despite these efforts, the problem still requires more research. This study presented a spur gear's modeling and finite element analysis using different materials. A three-dimensional spur gear was designed, modeled, and simulated using ANSYS software. Five different materials, including two conventional materials (stainless steel and copper alloy) and three different …

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Potential And Development Of Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine Systems And Technologies: A Review, Mohammed Habib, Abdullateef Jadallah, Ahmed Hussein Mar 2026

Potential And Development Of Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine Systems And Technologies: A Review, Mohammed Habib, Abdullateef Jadallah, Ahmed Hussein

Engineering and Technology Journal

Wind energy has a potency of playing a vital role in the future of energy demand providing and environment freshening in many areas of the world. Utilizing wind turbine systems has become a competitive recourse among other renewable energy sources in terms of cost-effectiveness and the transition toward renewable energy usage. Researchers and developers are constantly dedicated to innovating to improve the technology of designing wind turbine systems. Wind energy depends mainly on the wind velocity and the area that swept them, increasing the wetted area. This is done by either upscaling the area of the wind rotor or constructing …

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Study Of The Effect Of Working Fluids On The Thermal Performance Of A Horizontal Heat Pipe With Stainless Steel Wick, Ali Soud, Qusay Abdul Ghafoor Mar 2026

Study Of The Effect Of Working Fluids On The Thermal Performance Of A Horizontal Heat Pipe With Stainless Steel Wick, Ali Soud, Qusay Abdul Ghafoor

Engineering and Technology Journal

The present work aims to study the effects of working fluids on the thermal performance of the heat pipe with a wick and in a horizontal position. The experiments were conducted using a copper heat pipe with a 20.8 mm inner diameter, and the length of the evaporator, condenser, and the adiabatic regions were 300 mm, 350 mm, and 300 mm, respectively. The working fluids selected were water, Methanol, ethanol, and different binary mixtures (50: 50) %, (30: 70) %, (70: 30) % mixing ratios. The filling ratio was 50% of the evaporator volume for all working fluids, and the …

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Thermal Behavior Simulation Of An Externally Cooled Electric Motor, Noureddine Meneceur, S. Boulahrouz, A. Boukhari, R. Meneceur Mar 2026

Thermal Behavior Simulation Of An Externally Cooled Electric Motor, Noureddine Meneceur, S. Boulahrouz, A. Boukhari, R. Meneceur

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This paper presents the simulation results of the thermal behavior for an externally cooled asynchronous electric motor in both steady and transient states cases. For this purpose, a mathematical model based on the heat equation is first developed to determine internal thermal sources such as copper, mechanical and iron losses. Then, a computer program is developed to numerically simulate the proposed mathematical model. This program determines the radial distribution of steady and transient states temperatures, and predicts the effect of the ambient temperature on the transient and permanent temperature distributions. This makes it possible to calculate the specific speed of …

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