ASRIC Journal of Engineering Sciences 2024 v5-i1
ISSN: 2795-3556
EISSN: 2795-3548
ASRIC Journal of Engineering Sciences 2024 v5-i1
Published: 2024-12-30
Articles
Advanced Optimization of Natural Gas Recovery Utilizing Twister Supersonic Gas-Liquid Separation Technology
Nwosi Hezekiah Andrew*
The optimization of natural gas recovery is indispensable for minimizing operational costs in the gas value chain. Natural gas is one of the most precious natural resources that generates foreign earnings to its host nation. The production and subsequent recovery of natural gas is a challenging aspect of the entire natural gas processing. Gas-Liquid Separation is one problem with natural gas
Enhancing Radiological Imaging for Better Healthcare Outcomes Through High Performance Hybrid Approach
Olumayowa Idowu*, Haoji Hu, Amusa Akinwale, Abolaji Ilori, Zou Xingze, Yubin Wang, Aiyedun Rasheed, Timilehin Owolabi
Radiological image enhancement algorithms provide a range of techniques to modify images, aiming for optimal visual quality. The selection of these techniques depends on the specific task, image content, observer characteristics, and viewing conditions. However, most enhancement methods for radiological images are tailored to specific applications, creating challenges in standardizing medica
Off-the-Shelf Infrastructure for Innovative Mobile Communication Services in Angola
Hermenegildo Marinha Cassoada*, Ngombo Makaya Armando
VoIP technology implementation over 802.11 standard in corporate environment is a challenge when it comes to ensuring Quality of Experience (QoE) before and during the handoff process. To this regard, we have developed a solution leveraging off-the-shelf enablers to insure high-quality mobile VoIP service with in a wireless Local Area Networks (LAN). Our case study has been assessed via simu
Enhancing Sustainability in Domestic Natural Gas Transportation And Usage In Nigeria: An Evaluation
Nnadikwe Johnson*, Ogulu Enoch Onisigine, Erazele Ross Aisaboluokpia Agazuma
This study evaluates the sustainability of domestic natural gas transportation and usage in Nigeria, focusing on diversification into Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) and Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) for the transportation and domestic sectors. The research is motivated by Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) company's 18% profit decline due to East Africa's offshore discoveries and US shale ga
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