Mechanical testing plays a critical role in the selection of materials by providing insights into their strengths and weaknesses. This paper examines the relationship between stress and strain, emphasizing fundamental concepts for analyzing material failures. While the uniaxial tensile test is the most widely used method for determining key properties such as stiffness and strength, …

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Under the dominant linear “take-make-dispose” paradigm, industrial operations have greatly boosted economic growth while also accelerating resource depletion, waste production, and environmental degradation. As a result, Industrial Symbiosis (IS) has become a viable approach to integrating Circular Economy (CE) concepts into Eco-Industrial Parks (EIPs). In order to assess IS’s economic and environmental performance, this comprehensive …

Industrial Symbiosis in Eco-Industrial Parks – A Comprehensive Review of Resource Exchange, Environmental, and Economic BenefitsRead More

Industrial Fans (axial, centrifugal, mixed-flow, etc.), provide large volumetric flow and pressure generation, which are essential parts of ventilation and process systems. This review is a compilation of recent developments in fan design, performance and applications. The flow/pressure ranges and the efficiency (backward-inclined centrifugal can be as high as ~82- 90% efficient, while radial/blade fans …

Acoustic-Based Predictive Maintenance and Performance Improvement of Industrial FansRead More

Carbon dioxide capture, transportation and storage is still being prioritised in studies because of the increasing concentration of Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. One of interest field to authors is adsorbent for high Carbon dioxide storage. Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are widely studies due to their porous crystalline structures, high surface areas, and versatility in gas …

A structural description of selected MOFs and an overview of their capacity to store carbon dioxide – A review studyRead More

Nanofibers have emerged as revolutionary material for advanced filtration technologies, particularly for the development of high-performance nano filters for air and water purification. Due to their exceptional characteristics, namely a high surface area-to-volume ratio, high porosity, and controllable nanometer-scale pore size, nanofiber-based membranes significant lysurpass conventional filter media in filtration efficiency and flow rate. This …

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