ASRIC Journal on Engineering Sciences 2024 v4-i2
ISSN: 2795-3556
EISSN: 2795-3548
ASRIC Journal on Engineering Sciences 2024 v4-i2
Published: 2024-06-27
Articles
Design and Implementation of an Automatic Water and Hand Sanitizer Dispensing System
Bello Olawale Emmanuel*, Sunmonu Olabode Kayode, Ogunlana Oluwaseun Ayodeji
Many infectious diseases are mostly spread through droplets or contact with something that someone who is infected has had contact with. The World Health Organization played a major role in sensitizing the public to clean or sanitize their hands regularly to curb or reduce the risk of infection. Many attempts have been made to design a system that aids in consistent automatic hand washing an
Gender and Technology: The Role of TVET In Uplifting Traditional Knowledge and Technologies for Rural Women in Zimbabwe
Shelta Majowa*
The research unleashed the gap between gender and technological development that supports traditional technologies used by the rural women in Zimbabwe. Traditional technologies lag behind in terms of improvements though they preserve the Traditional Knowledge (TK) and folklore. The research explored the roles Technical and Vocational Education Training (TVET) plays in uplifting the tradition
Application of Onion Extract as a Corrosion Inhibitor for Mild Steel in a Sodium Chloride Medium
Nnadikwe Johnson*, Iheme Chigozie, Chinemerem Joy Johnson, Akujuru Kelvin, Erazele Ross Aisaboluokpia Agazuma
This quantitative research investigates the corrosion inhibition potential of onion peel extract on mild steel in sodium chloride medium. The results show that the onion peel extract achieves a corrosion inhibition efficiency of 92.5% at a concentration of 50ml/L, outperforming traditional chemical corrosion inhibitors. The study reveals that the extract's antioxidant properties and surface
Ecological and Health Risk Assessment of Heavy Metal Contamination in Soil and Plants Around a Cement Factory in Ibese, Ogun State, Nigeria
Ayobami, Tijesunimi Mary, Awobode, Henrietta Oluwatoyin and Anumudu, Chiaka Ijeoma*
The health and environmental risk assessment of metal contamination in soil and plants around a cement factory in Ogun State was the main thrust of this study. Topsoil and cassava leaf samples (18 each) were randomly collected from six communities around the factory and a control site farther away. The level of Cd, Zn, Cu, and Pb and Ni was analyzed using standard procedures, and compared against
Fault Bearing Recognition Based on MCSA Approach Using Principal Component Analysis and Power Spectrum Density
Pascal Dore*, Saad Chakkor, Ahmed El Oualkadi, Mostafa Baghouri
Early fault classification using the Motor Current Signature Analysis approach is extremely challenging for many reasons: prior knowledge of the descriptive parameters of the acquired stator current signal to be analyzed (harmonics number), analysis of this signal in the time domain does not offer satisfactory detection performance, and a low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) has a dramatic effect on d
Efficiency of Cola acuminata Exudates as Corrosion Inhibitor for Mild Steel Pipes in Acid Concentrated Water and Soil
Charles Kennedy, Gwarah Ledum S & Akosubo Iwekumo Stevyn
This study investigated the performance of Cola acuminata exudates in preventing mild steel exposed to acid concentrated water and soil. The study was performed in order to find an alternative coating substance that can reduce the corrosion of mild steel pipes exposed to corrosive water and soil media. Various mild steel specimens were cut into portions and coated with the exudates at 25 - 50µm th
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