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Mechanical Properties Prediction Of Normal And High Strength Geopolymer Concrete, Sameh Tobeia, Nada Assi, Narjis Abbas Jul 2026

Mechanical Properties Prediction Of Normal And High Strength Geopolymer Concrete, Sameh Tobeia, Nada Assi, Narjis Abbas

Engineering and Technology Journal

The production process of cement is the main binder material in concrete usually accompanied by carbon dioxide emission. Therefore, geopolymer concrete (GPC) an alternative binder material was developed as a replacement for cement. In order to make this promising material more common in constructions and applicable for different design purposes further investigations for GPC mechanical properties were needed. This work aims to predicate the splitting tensile strength, modulus of elasticity and flexural strength for normal and high strength GPC by deriving new equations covering a wide range of compressive strength based on data available from previous work. Equations behavior along …

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Effect Of Adding Additional Carbon Fiber On Piezoresistive Properties Of Fiber Reinforced Concrete Pavements Under Impact Load, Ayad Mohammed, Ali Al-Dahawi, Qais S. Banyhussan Banyhussan Jul 2026

Effect Of Adding Additional Carbon Fiber On Piezoresistive Properties Of Fiber Reinforced Concrete Pavements Under Impact Load, Ayad Mohammed, Ali Al-Dahawi, Qais S. Banyhussan Banyhussan

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Multifunctional Cementitious Composite (MCC) characteristics are directly related to the type and dosage of the Electrically Conductive Materials (ECMs) reinforcing the relevant concrete matrices. This study investigated the electro-mechanical capacities of fiber reinforced concrete pavement (FRCP) with and without the addition of micro scale-carbon fiber (CF). The impact energy of FRCP under compacted load was evaluated initially; then, the effects of 0.5% and 1% content by volume of CF on the piezoresistivity capacities of FRCP were investigated under applied impact load. This type of load is the most common force causing long-term rigid pavement deterioration. Obtained results showed that the …

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Dynamic Behavior Of Pavement Layers On Sand Subgrade, Mariam Hussein, Mohammed Fattah, Miami Hilal Jul 2026

Dynamic Behavior Of Pavement Layers On Sand Subgrade, Mariam Hussein, Mohammed Fattah, Miami Hilal

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Reinforcement interlayer reduces the development of cracks in the asphalt overlay by absorbing the stresses induced by heavy traffic or underlying cracking in the early-constructed pavement. This research is dedicated to studying the behavior of pavement layers on a sand subgrade under simulated effect of earthquake. In this study, the sand layer has a thickness of 600 mm and the base course is taken as 300 mm. The asphalt layer was prepared as a panel with dimensions of 300 × 300 × 50, which represents the surface layer. These layers are experimentally tested under the influence of earthquake loading with …

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Consistency Characteristics Of Dispersive Clays, Roaa Ismael, Mohammed Fattah, Mohammad Aswad Jul 2026

Consistency Characteristics Of Dispersive Clays, Roaa Ismael, Mohammed Fattah, Mohammad Aswad

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Dispersive soils are characterized by three features: (1) unstable structure, (2) they are readily flocculate in water, and (3) very erodible. The use of dispersed clay soils in hydraulic structures, dams and road dams can cause serious engineering problems when this soil is not identified and used befittingly. There is a simple way to determine soil dispersion and more difficult to measure dispersion.  (Atterberg’slimits) (grain size analysis), and (visible classification) are not enough to recognize between (normal clays) and (dispersive clays).ASTM tests can identify dispersive clay, these include: (double hydrometer test), (chemical tests), (Crumb test), and (Pinhole test). In this …

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Effect Of The Slenderness Ratio Of Piles On Ultimate Lateral Resistance In Sandy Soil, Iman Ali, Saad Abbas, Karim Ibrahim Jul 2026

Effect Of The Slenderness Ratio Of Piles On Ultimate Lateral Resistance In Sandy Soil, Iman Ali, Saad Abbas, Karim Ibrahim

Engineering and Technology Journal

This research presents the results of 14 tests, where the pile is subjected to static lateral loads. The tests are carried out on pile models with different length / diameter ratios embedded in sand with different relative densities. The influence of embedment length to diameter ratios (L/D), relative density and mode of failure of the pile on the ultimate lateral resistance of piles are investigated. A series of different ratios of embedded length to constant diameter ranging from 12 to 30 was used to perform this study. From the results of the experimental models, it is found that, the length …

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Improving The Properties Of A Polyester-Based Composite Using Nanoparticle Fillers, Zainab Younus, Laith Abbas, Abbas Hussein Jul 2026

Improving The Properties Of A Polyester-Based Composite Using Nanoparticle Fillers, Zainab Younus, Laith Abbas, Abbas Hussein

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In this work, unsaturated polyester, resin, matrix reinforced, with fiberglass mat chopped were developed using TiO2 and SiO2 Nanoparticles as filler materials. The individual and combined effects of nanoparticles on the nanocomposite and material properties were examined. An improvement in Young’s modulus (39,3%) using combined weight of TiO2+ SiO2 was observed to be 3%. Examined nanoparticles have shown normal distribution in grain size indicated to be within standard limit, therefore boosting nanocomposite material to have excellent hardness, roughness, impact, and flexural resistance. DSC was characterized by transitions in this material. SEM and EDS techniques were used to confirm the formation …

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Effect Of Different Fiber Reinforcements On Some Properties Of Prosthetic Socket, Noor Faheed, Jawad Oleiwi, Qahtan Hamad Jul 2026

Effect Of Different Fiber Reinforcements On Some Properties Of Prosthetic Socket, Noor Faheed, Jawad Oleiwi, Qahtan Hamad

Engineering and Technology Journal

In the perspective of environmental advance, significant attentiveness is being displayed in the usage of natural fibers like reinforcement in polymer composites. This paper focuses on building a prosthetic socket arranged from natural fiber-reinforced composite as an effort to substitute material currently accessible in the manufacturing of the socket. The vacuum bagging procedure was adopted to yield a below-knee socket. The laminates encompass woven flax, sisal, cotton, carbon, person, and glass fabric. The impact of diverse fiber layering sequences on some of the physical and mechanical characteristics was assessed. Laminated specimens were characterized by tests such as (hardness, surface roughness, …

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Electrophoretic Deposition Used To Prepare And Analyze The Microstructure Of Chitosan/Hydroxyapatite Nano-Composites, Israa Ahmed, Hussein Jaber, Shaymaa Salih Jul 2026

Electrophoretic Deposition Used To Prepare And Analyze The Microstructure Of Chitosan/Hydroxyapatite Nano-Composites, Israa Ahmed, Hussein Jaber, Shaymaa Salih

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This research studies the coating layer properties from chitosan and nano –hydroxyapatite made by pulsed electrophoretic deposition (PEPD) for biomedical applications. The 316L SS alloys were coated with hydroxyapatite in different solutions in 100 mL of suspension at a 30 V continuous voltage. To characterize the deposited coatings, X-ray diffraction spectroscopy (XRD), Fourier transform infrared (FTIR), Contact Angle, scanning electron microscopy (SEM), energy dispersive x-ray analysis (EDX),Yield deposition and Optical microscopy structural (OM) was used for coating layer, in addition to being calculated Zeta potential for suspensions. The aim of this study is to show that using the Pulsed EPD …

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Pentacene Based Organic Field Effect Transistor Using Different Gate Dielectric, Ayat Kadhim, Estabraq Abdullah, Abdulhadi Judran Jul 2026

Pentacene Based Organic Field Effect Transistor Using Different Gate Dielectric, Ayat Kadhim, Estabraq Abdullah, Abdulhadi Judran

Engineering and Technology Journal

This paper presents the electrical behavior of the top contact/ bottom gate of an organic field-effect transistor (OFET) utilizing Pentacene as a semiconductor layer with two distinctive gate dielectric materials Polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) and Zirconium oxide (ZrO2) were chosen. The influence of the monolayer and bilayer gates insulator on OFET performance was investigated. MATLAB software was used to simulate and determine the electrical characteristics of a device. The output and transfer characteristics were studied for ZrO2, PVP and ZrO2/PVP as an organic gate insulator layer. Both characteristics show a high drain current at the gate dielectric ZrO2/PVP equal to -0.0031A and …

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Preparation And Characterization Of Niti/Pva Nanofibers By Electrospinning, Akram Jabur, Randa Al-Tuhafi Jul 2026

Preparation And Characterization Of Niti/Pva Nanofibers By Electrospinning, Akram Jabur, Randa Al-Tuhafi

Engineering and Technology Journal

NiTi alloys are widely used in biomedical applications for their unique properties particularly the shape memory effect, superelasticity, and biocompatibility. In this research, NiTi/PVA composite nanofibers are fabricated by electrospinning technique, using a novel method of producing NiTi ultrafine particles by immersing amorphous NiTi alloy in dilute aqua regia solution. The NiTi particles are successfully embedded in the PVA matrix. The produced NiTi particles are analyzed by X-ray diffraction (XRD), Energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS), and Particle size analyzer. The XRD pattern of ultrafine NiTi particles shows much better phases as compared to the XRD pattern of the amorphous NiTi alloy …

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Preparation Of Graphene Nanosheets From Graphite Flakes Via Shear Assisted Exfoliation, Ali Saloum, Basma Al-Tamimi, Saad Farid Jul 2026

Preparation Of Graphene Nanosheets From Graphite Flakes Via Shear Assisted Exfoliation, Ali Saloum, Basma Al-Tamimi, Saad Farid

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Graphene is one of the most important forms of carbon. Due to its exceptional physical, chemical, and mechanical properties, it’s used in different fields such as electronic, energy storage, and medical applications. Therefore, the production of graphene in large quantities, at a low cost, and high quality, has become critical. Using graphite powder, a few layers of graphene sheets were prepared via a series of mechanical exfoliation methods. the dry ball milling process by the planetary mill was used. Thereafter, the milling was followed by shear force and then supported by ultra-sonication to reach the lowest level of the graphene …

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Recycling Of Wood – Plastic Composite Prepared From Poly (Ethylene Terephthalate) And Wood Sawdust, Halla Shehap, Mohammed Alzuhairi, Sarmad Ibrahim, Saif Hussien Jul 2026

Recycling Of Wood – Plastic Composite Prepared From Poly (Ethylene Terephthalate) And Wood Sawdust, Halla Shehap, Mohammed Alzuhairi, Sarmad Ibrahim, Saif Hussien

Engineering and Technology Journal

Plastic waste has become one of the humanities and the ecosystem balance serious environmental Challenges. Furthermore, it is the primary source of plastic pollution because it is inexpensive, widely available, and frequently discarded. Using various waste materials and side fractions as part of wood-plastic composites is one way to promote the circular economy (WPC). Several environmental benefits can be realized by using recycled plastic, including extending the usable life of plastic, reducing waste, contributing to the development of trash recycling, and preventing resource depletion. One of the most efficient recycling processes is glycolysis; the (PET) is depolymerized by ethylene glycol …

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Investigation Of The Effect Of Microcapsule Additive On Mechanical And Physical Properties Of Concrete, Reem Salmana, Alaa Abdul-Hamead, Farhad Othman Jul 2026

Investigation Of The Effect Of Microcapsule Additive On Mechanical And Physical Properties Of Concrete, Reem Salmana, Alaa Abdul-Hamead, Farhad Othman

Engineering and Technology Journal

Cracks are a fundamental problem in concrete, so this research investigates an experimental study of the effect of adding SiO2 on the self-healing behaviour of concrete. The study is done by studying the physical properties, microstructure, and mechanical properties of concrete. Microcapsules were prepared to contain (cement and nano SiO2) in a (palettization (fluidize bed coating) method) with (5,10, and 15) % of cement weight. The ratio of the prepared concrete mixture was (1: 2: 4) and the ratio of water to cement (W / C) 0.45 by the weight of cement was also added as 0.6% Superplasticizer to all …

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Evaluation Of The Microstructure And Mechanical Properties Of Al / Fe3o4 Nanocomposites, Suaad Jiaad, Khansaa Salman, Ahmed Hussein Jul 2026

Evaluation Of The Microstructure And Mechanical Properties Of Al / Fe3o4 Nanocomposites, Suaad Jiaad, Khansaa Salman, Ahmed Hussein

Engineering and Technology Journal

The goal of this research is to study the microstructural analysis and mechanical properties of an aluminum matrix reinforced with different amounts of nano Fe3O4 at (2, 4, 6, 8, and 10wt. %). Al/ Fe3O4 nanocomposites specimens were prepared using the powder metallurgy route. Many examinations, including Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscopy (FESEM) and X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) analysis, were performed on the specimens in this study to determine the microstructure and phases of the nanocomposites. Mechanical tests, such as compressive, microhardness, and wear tests, were also performed to assess the mechanical properties of the nanocomposites. The results of this study …

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Investigation Of Some Properties For Laminated Composite Used For Prosthetic Socket, Shereen Abdulrahman, Qahtan Hamad, Jawad Oleiwi Jul 2026

Investigation Of Some Properties For Laminated Composite Used For Prosthetic Socket, Shereen Abdulrahman, Qahtan Hamad, Jawad Oleiwi

Engineering and Technology Journal

Polyester has been used as a prosthetic socket base. It is well documented that the raw material of the socket base should have exhibited good mechanical properties. Prosthetic socket is a device that connects an artificial limb with the amputee part. In this work, seven laminated composites were prepared using vacuum technique from polyester resin and reinforced with Jute, Carbon, Glass, and Perlon fibers. The objective of this study is to manufacture prosthetic sockets from different laminated composite materials (fibers reinforced polymer) to make high-strength and durable prosthetic socket design. The results showed that the best laminated composite specimens have …

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Optimization Of Automatic Generation Control And Economic Load Dispatch For Two Area Six Unit Interconnected Power System, Faeq Zwayyer, Afaneen Abbood, Jasim Hussein Jul 2026

Optimization Of Automatic Generation Control And Economic Load Dispatch For Two Area Six Unit Interconnected Power System, Faeq Zwayyer, Afaneen Abbood, Jasim Hussein

Engineering and Technology Journal

This paper proposes an integrated Economic Load Dispatch (ELD) and Automatic Generation Control (AGC) for interconnected power systems. Based on their participation factor determined from the economic load dispatch calculation, each unit shares the total change in the same control region. In this study, two control areas are considered. Three thermal units are located in each control area. An integral controller (I) is only used for the AGC mechanism's secondary controller and is used for the primary controller for the ELD mechanism. An Improved Grey Wolf Optimizer (IGWO) technique is used to evaluate the optimum parameters of the integral controllers …

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Design And Implementation Of The Temperature Sensor For Health Care Monitoring Based On Optical Fiber Technology, Dawood Ahmed, Alaa Ali, Shehab Kadhim, Sawsan Fandi Jul 2026

Design And Implementation Of The Temperature Sensor For Health Care Monitoring Based On Optical Fiber Technology, Dawood Ahmed, Alaa Ali, Shehab Kadhim, Sawsan Fandi

Engineering and Technology Journal

Human health is represented due to the measurement of vital signs. The basic vital signs are temperature, heart pulse rate, oxygen percentage in blood, blood pressure, etc. These signs are changes according to the physical and mental status of the individual. So measuring and monitoring those signs are very important. In this work, design and implementation of human Temperature Sensor are submitted. This is achieved using optical fiber technology. Two sensor diameters were tested; 125 µm and 60µm. The obtained results show a shifting in wavelength towards the red region due to temperature application. The submitted sensor has good sensitivity …

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Field Oriented Control Of Afpmsm For Electrical Vehicle Using Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System (Anfis), Nagham Farhan, Abdulrahim Humod, Fadhil Hasan Jul 2026

Field Oriented Control Of Afpmsm For Electrical Vehicle Using Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System (Anfis), Nagham Farhan, Abdulrahim Humod, Fadhil Hasan

Engineering and Technology Journal

Axial Flux Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor (AFPMSM) are very attractive candidates for driving applications due to their high efficiency, high torque-to-weight ratio, high power density, small magnetic thickness, and simplicity of construction. On the other hand, AFPMSM produces undesirable torque ripple in the developed electromagnetic torque, affecting their output performance. An intelligent control method is proposed in this paper to reduce torque ripple and improve the dynamic performance of AFPMSM.  The vector control, employing the Field Oriented Control (FOC) technique, was used to improve the dynamic performance of the AFPMSM. The speed and torque controllers are achieved using the decoupling …

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Visual Performance Of Refractive Intraocular Lenses Within The Human Eye, Israa Ahmed, Ali Al-Hamdani Jul 2026

Visual Performance Of Refractive Intraocular Lenses Within The Human Eye, Israa Ahmed, Ali Al-Hamdani

Engineering and Technology Journal

The most effective treatment for cataracts is to remove the cloudy crystalline natural lens and implant an intraocular lens (IOL) in its place. These refractive (IOL) provide the same focusing as do the natural lens. Two refractive IOLs are designed and analyzed in this paper—these IOL are made of (PMMA, and Acrylic). The quality of the retinal image is analyzed and compared with the healthy eye, which is based on the (Liou-Brennan) eye model) LBEM). Polychromatic Point Spread Function (PSF), Modulation Transfer Function (MTF), spot diagram, Encircled Energy (EE), and monochromatic aberration are used as acceptable criteria within the Zemax …

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A Study Of Patient’S Pain Assessment Based On Facial Expression: Issues And Challenges, Elaf Saddam, Saad Mutashar, Wissam Ali Jul 2026

A Study Of Patient’S Pain Assessment Based On Facial Expression: Issues And Challenges, Elaf Saddam, Saad Mutashar, Wissam Ali

Engineering and Technology Journal

Pain is considered as an emotional experience and a restless feeling associated with tissue damage. When the interpretation begins in the brain, the sensation of pain occurs; a signal transmitted to the brain through the nerve fiber. Pain helps the body to stop further damage to the tissues. Since there are numerous ways to convey and feel pain, the perception of pain is special to all. Technology that promotes pain assessment is an urgent need to reduce restless feelings and suffering. This paper aims to demonstrate the issues and challenges facing the patient’s pain assessment based on facial expression. The …

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Optimal Localization Of Upfc For Transmission Line Losses Minimizing Using Particle Swarm Optimization, Ihssan Amin, Dhari Mahmood, Ali Numan Jul 2026

Optimal Localization Of Upfc For Transmission Line Losses Minimizing Using Particle Swarm Optimization, Ihssan Amin, Dhari Mahmood, Ali Numan

Engineering and Technology Journal

Losses in the transmission line have a significant and growing impact on power systems around the world. Line losses overheat power lines, therefore electrical power systems require powerful processors and intelligent management methods. Flexible AC Transmission System (FACTS) device UPFC is one of the most important devices due to its ability to reduce total line losses that cause an increase in the transmission line capacity of the power system. In this paper, we used Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) to determine the optimal location for the installation of UPFC device to minimize losses in the transmission line in the Iraqi international …

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Reducing Vibrations Generated In A Gas Turbine Model Ms9001e Used In South Baghdad Power Plant Station By Improving The Design Of Bearings With Damper, Alaa Abdulah, Muhannad Khalifa, Abdul Jabbar Hanfesh Jul 2026

Reducing Vibrations Generated In A Gas Turbine Model Ms9001e Used In South Baghdad Power Plant Station By Improving The Design Of Bearings With Damper, Alaa Abdulah, Muhannad Khalifa, Abdul Jabbar Hanfesh

Engineering and Technology Journal

Gas turbines are engines an energy plant makes use of for generating the rotary motion to show power generators. The gas turbine is largely a combustion engine for changing natural gas or different liquid fuels to rotational mechanical energy. Often, the gas turbine generates excessive noise or vibrations. In this work, the problem of vibrations occurrence in the gas turbine model MS9001E used in the south Baghdad power station is solved. This is done by making a groove in the bearing pad to increase the oil flow, replacing the bearing type with a tilt-pad bearing type with damper. The finite …

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Preparing Nanofluids (Al2o3) For Enhancement Performance Of Photovoltaic, Mohammed Saadoon, Ibtisam Hasan, Mohammed Mohammed Jul 2026

Preparing Nanofluids (Al2o3) For Enhancement Performance Of Photovoltaic, Mohammed Saadoon, Ibtisam Hasan, Mohammed Mohammed

Engineering and Technology Journal

Photovoltaic (PV) panels produce electrical energy comparable to the cumulative amount of PV radiation generated on surface of sun. The solar modules influence on temperature of PV panel and for work with its standard specifications in Iraqi environment can be used nanofluid for cooling PV and improve performance. The developed thermal model for proposed cooling method has shown on the way to be an efficient design tool that can help engineers to reduce the time and cost of experimental testing. The improvement in temperature reduction using direct flow technique at rear sides of PV panel achieved electrical and thermal performance …

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Experimental Study Of Air Ejector Performance To Cool Agricultural Products, Hassan Jawad, Qusay Abdul Ghafoor Jul 2026

Experimental Study Of Air Ejector Performance To Cool Agricultural Products, Hassan Jawad, Qusay Abdul Ghafoor

Engineering and Technology Journal

In this research, an ejector was designed and manufactured from brass metal as part of a cooling system to cool agricultural products, work of ejector is based on the Venturi principle. The primary fluid is air and steam of product is the secondary fluid, used the primary pressure (1, 8, 1) bar for the purpose of conducting the experiment. The ejector was manufactured from a number of interconnected parts to give the final shape. The performance of the ejector was analyzed theoretically, through operating of system evaporation of water take place in vessel  leads to cooling product at change operation …

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Distinguish The Textures Of Grasped Objects By Robotic Hand Using Artificial Neural-Network, Hassan Salman, Mohsin Hamzah, Sadeq Bakhy Jul 2026

Distinguish The Textures Of Grasped Objects By Robotic Hand Using Artificial Neural-Network, Hassan Salman, Mohsin Hamzah, Sadeq Bakhy

Engineering and Technology Journal

The object identification properties with tactile sensing are valuable in  interaction with the environment for both humans and robots, and it is the core of sensing used for exploration and determining properties of objects that are inaccessible from visual perception. Object identification often involves with rigid mechanical grippers, tactile information and intelligent algorithms. This paper proposes a methodology for feature extraction techniques and discriminates objects for different softness using adaptive robotic grippers, which are equipped with force and angle sensors in each four fingers of an underactuated robot hand. Arduino microcontroller and the Matlab program are integrated to acquire sensor …

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Numerical Analysis Of Linear Elevator Structure Using Finite Element Method, Saba Othman, Jamal Mohammed, Farag Mohammed Jul 2026

Numerical Analysis Of Linear Elevator Structure Using Finite Element Method, Saba Othman, Jamal Mohammed, Farag Mohammed

Engineering and Technology Journal

In this work, the structure of the linear elevator prototype had been investigated numerically using finite element method. The linear motor structure parameters analyzed using Maxwell ANSYS. The time-stepping method depending on Maxwell equations be applied for analyzing and optimizing the magnetic and force characteristics. While the elevator structure parameters were analyzed using ANSYS workbench based on the principle of virtual work. The frame considered as clamped- clamped beam, and the base of the car considered as thin plate with small deflection. The analysis done with maximum applied load of 360 N at 1.5 safety factor. The results show the …

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The Influence Of Convection Heat Transfers For Vertical Mini-Tubes Using Solvent Carbon Dioxide And Porous Media At Supercritical Pressure, Bilal Kkihlefa, Ameer Jaddoa, Ahmed Reja Jul 2026

The Influence Of Convection Heat Transfers For Vertical Mini-Tubes Using Solvent Carbon Dioxide And Porous Media At Supercritical Pressure, Bilal Kkihlefa, Ameer Jaddoa, Ahmed Reja

Engineering and Technology Journal

Porous media and solvent CO2 at supercritical pressure were investigated experimentally to study the effect of convection heat transfer in vertical mini-tubes. Mini-tubes diameter (5 and 8 mm) with medium porosity of 0.5 are proposed in experimental investigation. Experimental conditions consisted of bulk fluid, wall temperatures ranged from 33 to 55 oC, and 8 to 10 MPa of pressure. Reynolds number, Mass flow rate, and heat flux were 1750 to 21000, 0.5 to 4.5 Kg/h, and 3.25×104 to 1.1×105 W/m2 respectively. Some chemical additives like Ethanol, Chloroform, Acetone, Dimethyl sulfoxide, and Methanol were considered. A special focus was dedicated to …

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Experimental Investigation Of Dimensional Accuracy In Non-Traditional Sheet Metal Spinning Process For Producing Rectangular Spun Part, ِِAmmar Saleh, Aseel Abd, Aqeel Bedan Jul 2026

Experimental Investigation Of Dimensional Accuracy In Non-Traditional Sheet Metal Spinning Process For Producing Rectangular Spun Part, ِِAmmar Saleh, Aseel Abd, Aqeel Bedan

Engineering and Technology Journal

The non-conventional spinning process was adopted for producing polygons, but one of the process limitations is the error between design and the final product especially with no-mandrel. Dimensional accuracy was adopted for this purpose which gives an indicator of the ability of the formed part to matches the design and checking validated of the adopted methodology for producing rectangular cross-section spun parts, by comparing the coordinating points of real part with the points of the design model. The point of a real part was measured by using a sphere probe fixed on the three-axis milling machine and capturing the data …

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An Experimental Investigation Of The Dynamic Effects In Upper Drum Boiler Under Steam Mass Flow Rate Variation, Russul Mohammed, Hashim Hussein, Ali Numan Jul 2026

An Experimental Investigation Of The Dynamic Effects In Upper Drum Boiler Under Steam Mass Flow Rate Variation, Russul Mohammed, Hashim Hussein, Ali Numan

Engineering and Technology Journal

The dynamic effects in the “upper“ drum of the boiler (mechanical’s effects) are very complex problems and critical due to the pressure disturbance in the upper drum of the boiler. This work deals with an experimental investigation of the dynamic behavior of the boiler drum level system is reported from plant data (Al-Quds power plant) in Baghdad / Iraq under a particular condition of operating, and the mathematical equations of the boiler model variables explained and defined. The dynamic effects are investigated with increasing steam mass flow rate (10% and 20%) at the outlet of the boiler. The results showed …

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Utilization Of Satellite Images-Based Indices For Assessment Of Al-Hammar Marsh Restoration Plan, Bayda Dhaidan, Imzahim Alwan, Mahmoud Al-Khafaji Jul 2026

Utilization Of Satellite Images-Based Indices For Assessment Of Al-Hammar Marsh Restoration Plan, Bayda Dhaidan, Imzahim Alwan, Mahmoud Al-Khafaji

Engineering and Technology Journal

Wetland landscape characterization is an important component of determining the degree to which wetlands improve environmental conditions. The present study aims to create a model used to automated extraction of the land cover of the western part of the Al-Hammar Marsh south of Iraq, and then monitor the change in land cover overtime. A model builder in ArcGIS created based on a series of spectral-based indices included the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI), the Normalized Difference Moisture Index (NDMI), and the Normalized Difference Water Index (NDWI), the OLI satellite images from 2013 to 2020, ENVI 5.3 and ArcGIS 10.4 were …

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