Shang Hui,Xu Ying,Yu Lei'lei |
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Study on the static properties and energy evolution mechanism of rock-concrete composites | ||||||
In order to study the static mechanical relationship between rock-concrete assemblies and their components, the stress-strain characteristics, peak stress, strain and compression damage energy evolution laws of rock, concrete and rock-concrete assemblies were analysed by indoor uniaxial compression tests. The results show that the stress-strain curves of different rock-concrete composites are similar in uniaxial compression, their peak strengths and moduli of elasticity reside between the two components, which are greatly affected by the uniaxial compressive strength and modulus of elasticity of concrete, and their peak strains are enhanced significantly compared with those between the components.............
rock-concrete composites, mechanical properties, energy evolution
[1] XIE H P,CHEN Z H,ZHOU H W,et al.Study on two-body mechanical model based on interaction between structural body and geo-body[J].Chinese Journal of Rock Mechanics and Engineering,2005(09):1457-1464.
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Desire Guel, Flavien Herve Somda, Boureima Zerbo, Oumarou Sie |
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Enhancing 5G-NR mm Wave: Phase Noise Models Evaluation with MMSE for CPE Compensation | ||||||
The rapid development of 5G New Radio (NR) and millimeter-wave (mmWave) communication systems highlights the critical importance of maintaining accurate phase synchronization to ensure reliable and efficient communication. This study focuses on evaluating phase noise models and implementing Minimum Mean Square Error (MMSE) algorithms for Common Phase Error (CPE) compensation. Through extensive simulations, we demonstrate that CPE compensation significantly enhances signal quality by reducing Error Vector Magnitude (EVM) and Bit Error Rate (BER) across various Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) levels and antenna configurations. Results indicate that implementing MMSE-based CPE estimation and compensation.........
5G New Radio (NR), mmWave, CPE Compensation, Phase Noise Models, Minimum Mean Square Error (MMSE), EVM (Error Vector Magnitude), BLER (BLock Error Rate), SNR (Signal-to-Noise Ratio), NRPDSCH (Physical Downlink Shared Channel), PT-RS (Phase Tracking Reference Signals).
[1] Syed Hassan Raza Naqvi, Pin Han Ho, and Limei Peng. "5G NR mmWave indoor coverage with massive antenna system". In: Journal of Communications and Networks 23.1 (Feb. 2021), pages 1–11. ISSN: 1976-5541. DOI: 10.23919/jcn.2020.000031.
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Shuaibu Isa Nuan, Akpe Tombari Akpe, Bolarinwa Solanke, Henry Oziegbe Iriogbe |
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Optimization of Equipment Installation Processes in Large-Scale Oil and Gas Engineering Projects | ||||||
In large-scale oil and gas engineering projects, optimizing equipment installation processes is crucial for
enhancing efficiency, reducing costs, and ensuring timely project completion. This paper explores various
strategies and methodologies for optimizing these processes, focusing on technological advancements and best
practices. Key approaches include the integration of advanced project management tools, such as digital twins
and Building Information Modeling (BIM), which facilitate real-time monitoring and coordination of
installation activities. Additionally, the adoption of modular construction techniques and pre-fabrication of
equipment components are examined as methods to streamline installation processes and minimize on-site
assembly time.The paper also highlights.......
Equipment Installation Optimization, Oil and Gas Engineering, Digital Twins, Building
Information Modeling (BIM), Modular Construction, Predictive Maintenance, Data Analytics, Machine
Learning, Integrated Project Delivery (IPD), Project Efficiency.
[1]. Abatan, A., Jacks, B. S., Ugwuanyi, E. D., Nwokediegwu, Z. Q. S., Obaigbena, A., Daraojimba, A. I., & Lottu, O. A. (2024). The
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Harrison Oke Ekpobimi, Regina Coelis Kandekere, Adebamigbe Alex Fasanmade |
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Conceptualizing Scalable Web Architectures Balancing Performance, Security, and Usability | ||||||
This paper explores the critical aspects of designing scalable web architectures that effectively balance performance, security, and usability—three essential elements for the success of modern web applications. The discussion begins by defining scalability in the context of web architectures and examining the theoretical underpinnings and interdependencies of performance, security, and usability. Key design principles such as load balancing, caching strategies, and microservices architecture are outlined, along with strategies for optimizing performance and implementing security best practices.........
Scalable Web Architecture, Performance Optimization, Web Security, Usability Design, Load Balancing, Microservices Architecture
[1]. Agner, L., Necyk, B., & Renzi, A. (2020). Recommendation systems and machine learning: Mapping the user experience. Paper presented at the Design, User Experience, and Usability. Design for Contemporary Interactive Environments: 9th International Conference, DUXU 2020, Held as Part of the 22nd HCI International Conference, HCII 2020, Copenhagen, Denmark, July 19–24, 2020, Proceedings, Part II 22.
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Harrison Oke Ekpobimi, Regina Coelis Kandekere, Adebamigbe Alex Fasanmade |
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Software Entrepreneurship in the Digital Age: Leveraging Front-end Innovations to Drive Business Growth | ||||||
This review paper explores the pivotal role of software entrepreneurship in the digital age, emphasizing how cutting-edge front-end technologies, such as React, Angular, and Vue.js, can drive business growth and foster economic development. Enhancing user experience and enabling rapid innovation, these technologies help entrepreneurs create differentiated products, scale businesses, and reach broader audiences. The paper also examines how software entrepreneurship aligns with U.S. economic growth and technological leadership goals, highlighting the importance of government policies and initiatives supporting innovation. Furthermore, it discusses entrepreneurs' challenges in adopting new front-end technologies and identifies future trends that may shape the industry. The review concludes with recommendations for entrepreneurs to remain competitive and innovative in the evolving digital landscape, emphasizing the need for continuous learning, experimentation, and a focus on security and scalability.
Software entrepreneurship, Front-end technologies, Business growth, Economic development, User experience
[1]. Ajiga, D. (2024a). Designing Cybersecurity Measures for Enterprise Software Applications to Protect Data Integrity.
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Oluwafunmilayo Gboyesola Erinle, Akpe Tombari Akpe, Shuaibu Isa Nuan, Bolarinwa Solanke, Henry Oziegbe Iriogbe |
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Ensuring Well Integrity in Oil and Gas: Advanced Engineering Practices and Technological Innovations | ||||||
Ensuring well integrity in the oil and gas industry is critical for operational safety, environmental protection,
and maximizing reservoir productivity. This review explores advanced engineering practices and technological
innovations that have emerged as key drivers in maintaining well integrity throughout the lifecycle of oil and
gas wells. The focus is on state-of-the-art techniques, including enhanced cementing practices, advanced
logging tools, real-time monitoring systems, and innovative materials designed to withstand extreme subsurface
conditions. The integration of digital technologies, such as machine learning and predictive analytics, is also
highlighted as a transformative approach for identifying potential integrity issues before they escalate........
well integrity, oil and gas, advanced engineering practices, technological innovations, digital
technologies, predictive analytics, automation, robotics, regulatory frameworks, operational safety.
[1]. Al-Rahmani, H., & Edwards, A. (2023). Addressing well integrity challenges in high-pressure, high-temperature environments:
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Oluwafunmilayo Gboyesola Erinle, Akpe Tombari Akpe, Shuaibu Isa Nuan, Bolarinwa Solanke, Henry Oziegbe Iriogbe |
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Health, Safety, and Environmental Management in High-Risk Industries: Best Practices and Strategies from the Oil and Gas Sector |
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Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) management is crucial in high-risk industries due to the inherent hazards associated with their operations. This paper examines best practices and strategies employed in the oil and gas sector, a leading example of effective HSE management, and their applicability to other high-risk industries. High-risk industries, such as oil and gas, mining, and construction, are characterized by significant potential for severe incidents due to their exposure to hazardous materials, complex processes, and challenging working conditions. Effective HSE management in these sectors is essential for minimizing risks, safeguarding workers, and protecting the environment.........
High-Risk Industries Health, Safety, Environmental, Oil and Gas Sector
[1]. Acheampong, T. and Kemp, A.G., 2022. Health, safety and environmental (HSE) regulation and outcomes in the offshore oil and gas industry: Performance review of trends in the United Kingdom Continental Shelf. Safety Science, 148, p.105634.
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Maroj Bharati, Vikram Singh, Ram Kripal |
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Zero field splitting parameter and energy levels of Mn2+ in LiAl5O8 single crystals |
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The Mn2+ doped LiAl5O8 single crystals' crystal field parameters and zero-field splitting parameter are theoretically determined utilizing the perturbation theory and the superposition model. The experimental value and the theoretical zero-field splitting parameter D are in good agreement. This establishes the experimental outcome that Mn2+ ions substitute at Li+ site in LiAl5O8 single crystal. The optical spectra of Mn2+ doped LiAl5O8 crystal are computed using the crystal field parameters and the crystal field analysis computer program. The computed and empirical energy values match reasonably well. Hence the theoretical study backs the experimental one.
A. Inorganic compounds; A. Single crystal; D. Crystal fields; D. Optical properties; D. Electron paramagnetic resonance.
[1]. C. Rudowicz, S. K. Misra, Appl. Spectrosc. Rev. 36 (2001) 11.
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