ASRIC Journal of Engineering Sciences 2023 v4-i1
ISSN: 2795-3548
EISSN: 2795-3548
ASRIC Journal of Engineering Sciences 2023 v4-i1
ASRIC Journal of Engineering Sciences 2023 v4-i1
Published: 2023-12-29
Articles
Fueling a Sustainable Future: Surmounting Challenges and Expanding the Frontiers of Biogas Generation from Pig Slurry
Nnadikwe Johnson
The Transition to a sustainable energy future present numerous challenge that require innovative solutions. This Research delves into the untapped potential of harnessing biogas from pig slurry as a renewable energy source, Highlighting the work conducted by the esteemed Nigerian institute of industrial statisticians (NIIS). As of June 2022, the production of pigs has reached a staggering 3.1milli
The Impact of Technological Development and Innovation on the Development of Human Resources for the Sustainability of Egyptian Economic Institutions in Light of Digital Transformation
Mohamed Syam, Wael Fouda & Hoda El-Azony
Development and innovation are the main pillars of development and development of investment programs that provide the opportunity for countries to follow a new vision to support their economy as a productive element that gives the country the ability to enter the competitive market. Concerning with human element considers one of the most important axes discussed and debated recently either in Ara
Exploring the Advancement in Computational Mathematical Analysis for Upstream and Midstream Application of Centrifugal Compression
Ume Cyril Sunday*, Nnadikwe Johnson, Nwosi Hezekiah Andrew, Wopara Onuoha Fidelis, Akuchie Justin Chukwuma
Centrifugal compressors play vital role in many compression applications across various industries. This work reviewed applications of centrifugal compressors in upstream and midstream sectors especially compression, refrigeration, pipeline compression, gas injection, gas lift, gas gathering, export compression and air compression. In LNG compression, centrifugal compressors are instrumental in en
Assessment the use of Water Hyacinth in the Production of Biogas and Fertilizer, Egypt
Salwa Abou ElElla & Magdy Hosny
In Egypt, water hyacinth (WH) invades the Nile River and most of irrigation and drainage networks, causing tremendous problem related to quality and quantity of water. This research investigated the anaerobic digestion (AD) of four fermentable mixtures composed of WH, cattle manure, and water at ratios of 1:10:60 (mix.1), 1:4:25 (mix.2), 1:2:18 (mix.3), and 1:0.3:1.3 (mix.4) respectively. The resu
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