ASRIC Journal of Engineering Sciences 2024 v4-i2
ISSN: 2795-3556
EISSN: 2795-3556
ASRIC Journal of Engineering Sciences 2024 v4-i2
Published: 2024-12-27
Articles
Cutting-Edge Approaches to Mitigate the National Agro-Digital Deficit Towards Angola 2050
Cândido Pascoal Kudinahessa Kiluando*, Ngombo Makaya Armando
Food insecurity in Angola has been increasing since 2013, with an exponential trend since 2017. Such observations are partially explained by low agricultural productivity and high production costs. Angolan population is expected to double by 2050, which also challenges us for innovative solutions to answer to basic human needs, such as food. In this context, we have prototyped a digital plat
Towards a Net Zero Luanda: Carbon Neutral Solutions for Sustainable Coastal Regeneration in Ramiros
Ariadne R. S. Dias*, Helga M. L. de Sousa, Helga M. L. Teixeira, Lourdes S. V. M. Sebastião de Campos
This research paper aims to propose sustainable infrastructure solutions for regenerating and redeveloping the Ramiros community in Luanda, Angola. The rapid urbanisation of Luanda has led to the proliferation of Ramiros, informal settlements lacking adequate infrastructure and basic services like housing, clean water access, reliable energy sources, and waste management systems. Employing a
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
Experimentation on The Integration of BIM and Laser Scanning Applications for Monitoring a Selected B+G+11 Apartment Building Construction Projects
Bethel Wubante Zewdu*, Zekariyas Sintayehu Gebrekidan, Eyerusalem Kelemework Yigzaw, Bethel Melese Tamene, Kidus Dereje Million
The need for precise and efficient monitoring techniques is becoming crucial as manual data collection and processing has become inadequate to handle the growing complexity of construction projects. This research explores the integration of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and laser scanning technologies for monitoring the construction of a selected B+G+11 apartment building. The study in
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