20 research outputs found
Hydrothermally synthesized reduced graphene oxide/nickel hydroxide (rGO/Ni(OH)2) nanocomposite: A promising material in dye removal
No full textFabrication, characterization and annealing of polymer-fullerene bulk heterojunction organic solar cells
No full textElectrocatalytic activity of silver nanoparticles decorated reduced graphene oxide (AgNP@rGO) nanocomposites
No full textA Paramount Factor in Sustainable Growth at the Workplace for the Worldwide Community
Get PDFThis paper represents the importance of workplace innovation to the sustainable development of the organization. Workplace revamps have been renowned for everything from technical innovation and its significance to intuitive service improvements. It has covered the relationship between workplace productivity, health, safety, and well-being and sustainable development.
Additionally, the author made an effort to compare the three sustainable development pillars to the six sustainable development pillars from the perspective of earlier research. The results of earlier research focused on the economic, social, and environmental aspects of sustainable development, but a recent study added three more dimensions—cultural, political, and technological—that stem from the already-existing aspects. Thus, the purpose of the study is to discuss workplace innovation, its significance, and its effects on global society's ability to develop sustainabl
An investigation on the operation of Solid Oxide Fuel Cells and micro-turbine for load-following performances
No full textFuel cells are prominently known and researched extensively by scientists and companies globally for its use as alternative form of energy without any further degradation of Mother Nature. In a few years, the quantity of coal and oil would be reaching an all-time low making it absolutely necessary to find for other viable
solution for the survival of mankind. Here, fuel cells offer a sanctuary for clean and green energy making it the most sought after technology in today’s time. However, more research and improvements has to be done so that more companies could
employ such technologies in their establishments.
In this project, the author has established the SIMULINK modelling technique for a 100kW SOFC plant. Activation, ohmic and concentration losses has also been taken into account for the plant to give a more accurate picture of the system. Upon a
sudden increase in the power demanded by the consumer, the SOFC plant reaches to it maximum possible fuel utilization permissible and within a few reaches to the
steady state value. This shows the operation of the SOFC in real time subjected to load disturbances. In addition, a split-shaft microturbine has been implemented to provide addition
power to a plant. Likewise, with a sudden disturbance, the electrical and mechanical power oscillates to a steady state value. Hence, it is able to withstand a sudden disturbance. With the two SIMULINK models established, the author has examined
the load following performance of the two systems. SOFC being more efficient is able to take on more power as compared to microturbine. In the future, distribution system can be established with such tie line flow to ensure that power can be attained in a cleaner way. Future works includes combining the microturbine and the SOFC to increase efficiency of the operation for combined heat and power generation.Bachelor of Engineerin
Experimental and simulation study of growth of TiO2 films on different substrates and its applications
No full textVibrational properties of III-V semiconductor in wurtzite phase: A comparative density functional theory study
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Effect of exponential density transition on self-focusing of q-Gaussian laser beam in collisionless plasma
No full textViable Vibrio vulnifius and parahaemolyticus in the major basins within Pensacola Bay: Water column, sediments, and biofilms
No full textVibrio vulnificus and V. parahaemolyticus are two species of problematic waterborne pathogens in NW Florida Gulf of Mexico. Their abundances have yet to be determined in Pensacola Bay and accompanying basins within.
The rising threat of global climate change, (i.e., eutrophication) is often associated with higher Vibrio loads.Please use the link provided in the Full Description information to access this presentation
