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Qatar Foundation Annual Research Conference Proceedings Volume 2018 Issue 1
- Conference date: 19-20 Mar 2018
- Location: Qatar National Convention Center (QNCC), Doha, Qatar
- Volume number: 2018
- Published: 12 March 2018
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Heterojunction Solar Cells Exceeding 20% Efficiency Using Gettered Monolike Silicon Wafers
Silicon heterojunction (SHJ) solar modules are an attractive and suitable option for application in high temperature environment such as in the state of Qatar. This is mainly related to their high open-circuit voltage (Voc) [1], which is essential for achieving better performance at high temperatures. High efficiency SHJ solar cells are usually made from high-quality n-type monocrystalline silicon wafers, which increases t Read More
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A Noval Self Healing Control System for Next Generation Electric Grid with Big Data Platform
Authors: Shady Khalil, Mostafa Shahin, amira Mohamed and Haitham Abu-RubNowadays, many electrical utilities are moving towards self-healing distribution grid. This is realized by adding to distribution system various sensors, intelligent electronic devices (IEDs), phasor measurement units (PMU), sequence of event recorders (SERs), reclosers, detectors, measurement units, automated controllers, and other automation equipment. Those elements provide a continuous stream of data to s Read More
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Synthesis and Properties of Novel NiBAlN Nanocomposite Coatings
Degradation of materails due to corrosion has now emerged as an international challenge which is compelling the community to trace out some smart solutions on priority basis. Corrosion mitigation is not only important as it results in wastage of our natural resources, time, money and efforts, but more importantly its inadequate handling may lead to the safety threats. Some, such sad incidents have been reported in th Read More
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GridConnected CapacitorTapped MultiModule Voltage Source Converter
Authors: Ahmed Abbas Elserougi, Shehab Ahmed and Ahmed MassoudIn this work, a new dc-ac converter is proposed for grid integration purposes, namely, capacitor-tapped multi-module dc-ac voltage source converter. The main advantages of the proposed converter when compared with the conventional dc-ac modular multilevel converter (assuming the same voltage rating of semiconductor devices) are: (i) employment of a lower number of semiconductor devices, but with a higher c Read More
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Solar Thermal System for Heating and Cooling Requirements of Commercial Building in Doha: A Case Study
Authors: shoukat alim Khan, Majid Aziz and Muammer KocThe demand for cooling in Gulf region is the direct effect of its high atmospheric temperature. Around 60% of the electricity demand in GCC is for cooling purpose. The main source of cooling and air-conditioning in these countries are conventional electric compression cycle, which leads to the increase in the GHG emission, directly in the form of leaked gases from these systems and indirectly in the form of fossil fuel used for th Read More
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Counting the Carbon: Assessing Qatar's Carbon Dioxide Emissions
Authors: Mona Al-Asmakh and Nadya Al-AwainatiClimate change is the most pressing global environmental issue today, with a potentially devastating impact on human development. According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reports, Qatar is ranked as the highest CO2 per capita emitter globally. Qatar is contributing to the reductions of anthropogenic carbon dioxide (CO2) by supplying the world with Liquid Natural Gas (LNG), yet Qatar is being negativ Read More
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Production of hazardous gas sensors using spinel ferrite nanoparticles
Authors: Jocelyn Ayesh and Mohammad Abu HaijaThis work reports on sensitive and selective gas sensors based on copper ferrite (CuFe2O4) nanoparticles. The nanoparticles were produced different methods including: colloid microwave assisted hydrothermal method, and co-precipitation method. Those methods enable a precise control of nanoparticle size, The produced nanoparticles were annealed at different temperatures. Structural analysis were carried out Read More
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A new ELLAM implementation for modeling solute transport in fractured porous media
Authors: Fanilo Heninkaja Ramasomanana, Marwan Fahs, Husam Baalousha, Nicolas Barth and Said AhziThe fluid flow and solute transport through fractures in rocks are processes that have importance for many areas of the geosciences, ranging from groundwater hydrology to petroleum engineering. It is well known that fractures play an important role in flow and transport processes through geologic formation and number of environmentally relevant problems require the analysis of mass transport in subsurface systems. As Read More
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Hydrodynamic Modelling of a complex marine system: Application for the Inland Sea Khor AlAdaid Qatar
More LessPhysical Oceanography is the study of the conditions and processes that govern the movement of ocean water, and its interaction with coastal, seafloor, and atmospheric boundaries. Understanding these processes helps to provide deeper insight into various ecological and physical phenomena that affect the earth's near-surface systems. Furthermore, consideration of physical oceanography is critical for sustainable Read More
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Ecogenotoxicological Impact of Marine Pollutants on Qatari Bivalves: An Experimental Approach
Authors: Zenaba Khatir, Radhouane Ben Hamadou, Pedro Range, Hajer Alnaimi and Alexandra LeitãoThe geographical and hydrological characteristics and industrial activities of the Arabian/Persian Gulf contribute to its classification as a stressed marine environment. The persistency of some contaminants released by human activity is putting additional pressure on this already fragile system. Several studies have assessed the chemical contamination levels in Qatari coastal sediments but this is one of a few studies tha Read More
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Immobilized Nanosize ZrMetal Organic Frameworks ZrMOFs: Highly Active Reusable Catalysts for Cross Coupling Reactions
More LessFunctionalized Zr-based metal-organic frameworks (UiO-66-fun) have emerged as promising class of porous functional materials with very large specific surface area, ultrahigh porosity and chemical tunability as well as high stability in water and humid environments, which results in desirable properties for several catalytic applications.1–3 These high stable materials were selected as supporting molecular MOF catalysts. We h Read More
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Environmental Assessment of RO Intakes Applicable for Qatar and the GCC Region
Authors: Hamish R Mackey, Abdulrahman Al-Kaabi and Sami G. AlGhamdiThe State of Qatar and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region are located in a hyper-arid area with no rivers, over-abstracted groundwater supply and limited rainfall. Consequently, with the discovery of oil and gas and the associated economic prosperity, the State of Qatar and the GCC region have relied on desalination of seawater from the Arabian Gulf. As of 2013, the GCC region held a 70% share of total global desali Read More
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Coral bleaching in extreme environments: speciesspecific thermal tolerance limits
Increasing seawater temperatures are being measured worldwide, causing coral bleaching events during which the symbiosis between the coral host and its symbiotic zooxanthellae is disrupted, and a global decline in reef corals. In the Arabian Gulf where water temperatures are naturally extreme with summer maxima at 35°C and above and winter minima at 18°C and below, seawater temperature anomalies are repeate Read More
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Developing an ecofriendly approach to reduce the use of biocides for preventing Microbial Induced Corrosion
By Saad RasoolSulfate Reducing Bacteria (SRB) cause significant damage to marine oil pipelines necessitating the use of biocides for reducing the Microbial Induced Corrosion (MIC) and potential for great environmental harm. Currently, oil companies pump frequent batches of biocides to these under water pipelines without proper quantification of the bacterial population. This is primarily because the existing method for quantifying th Read More
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CFD Analysis of Falling Film Wettability in MED Desalination plants
Authors: Furqan Tahir, Abdelnasser Mabrouk and Muammer KocIn Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, 56% of the market is captured by thermal based desalination (both MED and MSF), while in Qatar 91% is based on thermal desalination. Among the thermal desalination technologies, Multi Effect Desalination (MED) operates at lower specific power consumption and is considered more energy-efficient than the Multistage Flash (MSF) distillation. The lower energy consumption of MED Read More
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Shallow Aquifer upper ∼120 m Rocks of Qatar: Depositional and Diagenetic Controls on Water Storage Capacity and Hydraulic Conductivity
More LessCarbonates and evaporites of Paleogene-age form the shallow-aquifer rocks that mantle most of Qatar, including the Paleocene and Lower Eocene Umm er Radhuma, and the Middle Eocene Rus and Dammam Formations. Nearly complete 10-cm-diameter rock cores have been recovered from boreholes in central and northern Qatar to depths of greater than 120 m. A 40-m section of exposed Rus and Dammam Formation from Read More
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Developing a Framework for a Dynamic Modeling Tool to Support RiskBased Decision Making in the Petrochemical Industry
Authors: Rym Kanes, Clementina Ramirez-Marengo, Ali Sheharyar, Othmane Bouhali, Luc Vechot and Emilio AlvarezProcess Safety in the oil and gas industry is managed through a robust process safety management system that involves the assessment of the risks associated with a facility, throughout its lifecycle. Typical approaches for risk assessment of an accident scenario includes: the identification of hazards, the estimation of the frequency, the analysis of possible consequences, and the evaluation of the risk against a company's tole Read More
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NASICON based Na4MnV PO4 3/MWCNTs Cathode Materials for Naion Batteries with Improved Electrochemical Performance
Lithium ion batteries (LIBs) have completely captured the portable electronics and electric vehicle market due to their tempting performance. However, due to limited reserves of lithium, the price for lithium is constantly increasing which necessitates to trace out some decent alternative to lithium ion batteries. In this regard, sodium ion batteries are considered one of the best substitutes for lithium ion batteries due to inheri Read More
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Gas Driven Fracture during Gas Production using HeleShaw Cell
Authors: Riyadh Al-Raoush, Zaher Jarrar, Khalid Alshibli and Jongwon JungMethane hydrate is considered a potential energy source, with worldwide reserves on the order of 500–10,000 Gt of carbon. The production of Methane from hydratebearing sediments requires hydrate dissociation for releasing mobile methane gas in sediments prior to gas production operation. Existence of even a small fraction of fines can greatly decrease the permeability of sandy sediments, which will affect the gas Read More
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Groundwater pollution by petroleumderived contaminants in coastal semiarid environment
More LessA common source of contamination of soil and groundwater in arid and (semi)-arid coastal regions are accidental spills of petroleum products, such as crude oil, gasoline, and diesel fuel. Groundwater pollution by petroleum hydrocarbons is a serious pollution problem that poses hazards to water resources and living organisms including humans. After release to the sub surface, hydrocarbons move downward through the aerobic v Read More
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Fines migration and clogging behavior in methane hydratebearing sediments
Authors: Jongwon Jung, Shuang Cao, Riyadh Al-Raoush and Khalid AlshibliThe structure of natural hydrate-bearing sediments that exist offshore or onshore is a combination of coarse-grained sediments and fine-grained particles. During gas production from hydrate-bearing sediments, fine particles may migrate with the flowing fluids within pore space and cause clogging of the pore space of the porous media. Therefore, fine particles play a significant role during methane production from hydrate Read More
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Invitro conservation of some rare and threatened desert plants in Qatar
Authors: Talaat Ahmed and Mohammed AlsafranBackground A range of natural factors, invasive animals and human activity have been severely affecting stability of the ecosystem, resulting in the annihilation of plants habitats and so plant endangerment or even extinction. In Qatar, urgent action needs to be taken to stop decline of desert plant species as well as an effective strategy should be applied to reverse and save these wild endangered plants. Otherwise, they will b Read More
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CuI and CuSCN as Hole Transport Materials for Perovskite Solar Cells
CuI and CuSCN as Hole Transport Materials for Perovskite Solar Cells Vinod E. Madhavan1*, Ahmer Ali Bozdar Baloch1, Afsal Manekkathodi1, Dhanasekaran Thirunvukkaarasu1, I. Zimmermann2, C. Roldán- Carmona2, G. Grancini2, M. Buffiere1, Mohammad Khaja Nazeeruddin2, A. Belaidi1 and Nouar Tabet1 1 Qatar Environment and Energy Research Institute, Hamad Bin Khalifa University, Qatar Foundation, P. O. Box 5825, Read More
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Distribution Identification Isolation and Culturing of Cyanobacteria Found in Qatari Microbial Mats and its Applicability for Treatment of Industrial Wastewater
More LessA significant global environmental opportunity of today is finding beneficial reuse for industrial and domestic wastewater through appropriate treatment, redistribution and application. Although industrial wastewater may present various challenges in terms of exotic or hard to treat constituents, finding effective and efficient treatment options and subsequent reuse opportunities will be beneficial for many facets of th Read More
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Yeast Volatile Organic Compounds Inhibit Ochratoxin Biosynthesis By Aspergillus Carbonarius and a Ochraceus
Authors: Zahoor Ul Hassan, Maria Farbo, Pietro Urgeghe, Angela Marcello, Samir Jaoua and Quirico MigheliOchratoxin A (OTA) has hepatotoxic, teratogenic, nephrotoxic and carcinogenic effect in mammals and it is classified as a group 2B carcinogen by the World Health Organization. The European Union has set the maximum OTA level at 2 mg/kg in wine, grape juice, and other grape products, and at 3 mg/kg for all products derived from cereal, including cereal products and cereal grains for human consumption. Some species of As Read More
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Evaluating the potential of using truck appointment systems to decrease reefer energy consumption at container terminals
More LessIn the recent decades there has been an unprecedented globalization of trade. One of the most important factors that made this possible is the containerization of the supply chain. As a consequence container terminals have become essential for todays globalized economy. The trend of containerization has further extended to the cold supply chain through the use of reefers (refrigerated containers), resulting in a tremen Read More
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Performance of Antisoiling Coatings for Enhancement of PV Panel Performance in Doha
Authors: Maulid Mohamed Kivambe, Benjamin Figgis and Nouar TabetSevere temperature, humidity and dust characteristic of the desert region are major challenges in power generation efficiency of photovoltaic (PV) systems in the gulf region. Soiling can lead to daily average energy loss of up to 4% [1], necessitating frequent cleaning which adds to the cost. One of the solutions to the problem is to use anti-soil coatings, where hydrophilic or hydrophobic coatings with spectral characteristics suitabl Read More
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Experiment supported 2D COMSOL modeling of Fischer Tropsch Synthesis using Nonconventional media and Nonconventional catalyst
More LessFischer Tropsch Synthesis (FTS) is an exothermic chemical reaction in which synthesis gas (or ‘syngas’- a mixture of H2 and CO) is converted into hydrocarbons or value-added chemicals. In this process, a catalyst (typically cobalt based or Iron based) is used in a Fixed Bed (FB) or Slurry Bed (SB) reactor for the conversion process. Qatar hosts both the technologies in its world's largest Gas to Liquid (GTL) facilities (Shell Pearl Read More
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Density functional theory study of dry reforming of methane on nickel and nickel based bimetallic catalysts
More LessDry reforming of methane (DRM) reaction utilizes CO2, a major greenhouse gas to convert natural gas (mainly composed of methane) to synthesis gas, an important feedstock which could further be converted into valuable chemicals and cleaner fuel. This reaction presents a clear incentive in terms of its positive impact on the global environment and thus it has gained increasing attention in the last couple of decades. The sup Read More
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Polyelectrolyte membrane PEM and fuelcell catalyst studies using a miniaturized PEM fuel cell test fixture
Authors: Stephen Creager, Saheed Bukola and Rhett SmithAdvances in catalyst and electrolyte materials for hydrogen fuel cells are driving performance gains and cost reductions that are helping to bring hydrogen fuel-cell technology to market. Research on new materials is always a combination of synthesis and characterization, where characterization must eventually include incorporation of materials into an operating fuel cell. It is at this stage that research on leading Read More
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Impacts of DFIG Reactive Power/Voltage Control on Power System Oscillations through Mode Coupling
Authors: Wenzong Wang and Garng HuangIntegration of converter-control based renewable generators (CCBGs) into power systems introduces new dynamics and influences system stability. One particular concern is its impact on power system oscillations. Among different types of CCBGs, doubly-fed induction generators (DFIGs) have attracted the most attention. Reference [1]–[3] use the DFIG model with detailed control loops developed by General Electric (GE) and st Read More
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Improve the production of two Qatari date palm cultivars ShiShy and Lulu for food security
More LessThe response of plant tissue to standard growth media varies widely due to the genetic diversity of the plant cultivars studied. The objective of this research was to determine the effects of micronutrients on date palm growth and which of these micronutrients are critical for improving growth combined with Paclobutrazol or without on in vitro of elongation stage. In vitro growth of two cultivars was determined by varying five tr Read More
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Initial Results from a Study on Greywater Reuse in Qatar: Economic Benefits and Public Opinions
Authors: Jordan M. Lee and Dr. Laurent A. LambertDue to low annual rainfall and depleted groundwater resources, Qatar relies on expensive and energy-intensive desalination and retreatment plants to meet its growing water demand. With a high consumption rate of 557 liters/day/inhabitant, the cost of desalinating, transporting, and retreating water represents an unnecessarily large financial burden for the state. The Tarsheed national awareness campaign and tariff i Read More
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An Integrated Approach for Enhancing Food Safety in Qatar
This study was carried out to assess hygiene conditions, food handling practices, food safety knowledge of food service providers (FSPs), and the microbial quality of food served in different food service establishments in Doha. Fifty-three FSPs were randomly selected among 200 FSPs. Face-to-face interviews with the food safety managers at each participating FSP were conducted using a survey consisting of 40-questions (dem Read More
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A Behavioral Approach to Food Waste Issue in Qatar
Introduction: Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) defines food security as stable access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food. Food waste is a global and complex problem that affects each of three pillars of sustainable development: environment, economic, and social (FAO, 2013). Food loss is defined as the decrease in quantity or quality of food, whereas food waste is the removal from the food supply chain of food whic Read More
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Isolation of Qatari bacterial bioagents that have unique characters from date palm environment
Authors: ALI El Kharbotly, Noha El Badawy, Marwa Saadaoui, Mohammed Hassanein and Masoud Al-MarriIdentification of biological agents which is thermo- tolerance is a key success for biological control in the arid regions such as Arabian Peninsula. Date palm is one of the indigenous plants in this region. It can tolerate high temperature and survive the drought. It is expected that microbial communities associated with date palms would have similar characters. It would be reasonable to search for bio-agents from such micr Read More
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Establishment of an Efficient in Vitro Regeneration Protocol for Mass Propagation via organogenesis of Endangered Plant Rhanterium epapposum in Qatar
Authors: Fatima hassan Ibrahim, Maha Talib Alhenzab and amira Omer ElbadawiWild plants make an important contribution to the life of localcommunities. Endangered plant species like Rhanterium epapposum olive (Arfaj) were micropropogated through tissue culture technique in order toprotect them from extinction and conserving Biodiversity in Qatar. Agriculture Research Department (ARD) has developed anefficient protocol for rapid and large scale in vitro propagation of the nativeannual plants Read More
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Directload control experiments and case studies in Qatar Foundation Community Housing
More LessEnergy security is one of the main national concerns, with population's growth and energy demand increase it becomes critical for countries to address the issue. Increasing energy production is extremely costly and could require investments to modify the power network infrastructure that is also expensive. Demand Side Management is a collection of methods and strategies that helps modifying the demand of consumers in Read More
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Reinforcement of copolyamide membranes for water treatment applications
Authors: Patrik Sobolciak, Aisha Tanvir, Anton Popelka, Mohamed Hassan, Khaled Mahmoud and Igor KrupaClean water is the key element for all living organisms to sustain life. However, due to the rapid industrialization and large increase in the population, the contamination of water resources is important issue occurred globally as well as locally here in Middle East region [[1]]. From past few decades, various techniques for treating the wastewater have been developed. Among others, filtration techniques are a commonly Read More
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Effects of Drill Mud and Drive Torque Sinusoidal Excitation on Drillstrings Lateral and Torsional StickSlip Vibrations
More LessOil and gas drilling companies spend around 20$ billion annually from which 15% is attributed to material and productive time losses. The most prevalent drilling problems are caused by the Bottom-Hole-Assembly failure which includes drill string and drill bit damage or fatigue failure. During normal operation, to achieve penetration that cannot be met by the drilling motor power section, the bit torque generates an increased Read More
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Efficient and fast separation of emulsified oil/water mixtures with a novel micro/nanofiber network membrane
By Zhaoyang LiuProduced water is one of the largest waste streams emanating from oil and gas industries. If inadequately treated, emulsified oil droplets contained in produced water will contaminate the environment and subsequently pose severe threat to human health. Removal of tiny emulsified oil droplets in produced water is very challenging. In this study, we demonstrated a new concept for constructing oil/water separating membranes Read More
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Edgefunctionalized graphene nanoplatelet towards energy storage application
Authors: Lagnamayee Mohapatra, Ahmed Sodiq, Fathima Fasmin, Belabbes A Merzougui and Rachid ZaffouWith the increased demand in energy resources, great efforts have been keen to develop advanced energy storage systems. A redox flow battery is a type of rechargeable battery where rechargablity provided by two chemical components dissolved in liquids and separated by a membrane. Energy is stored in the liquid electrolyte in external tanks, rather than in the battery cell. Flow batteries are technically similar to fuel cell Read More
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Epibenthic assemblages on vertical artificial substrates: recruitment and succession patterns in offshore Qatari waters
Artificial structures get introduced into the marine environment by accident (e.g., shipwrecks) or intentionally, for logistical (i.e., coastal protection), industrial (i.e., oil exploitation) or biological habitat enhancement (i.e., artificial reefs). Similarly to other types of man-made submerged structures, offshore oil and gas platforms provide adequate hard substratum for the development of sessile marine invertebrates and to increase h Read More
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A Systematic Approach for Designing Sustainable Industrial WaterEnergy Integration Network
Authors: Jamileh Fouladi and Patrick LinkeNatural resources face growing demands and constraints in many regions as a result of economic, population growth and climate change. Due to those changes, it is extremely essential to invest towards water and energy nexus integration technologies since integrated thinking and actions can led to achieving a sustainable development and global supply of water and energy. The water-energy nexus and integration has bee Read More
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Determination of the levels of Particulate Matter 25 and 10 and their elemental Composition in Qatar
Authors: Ahmad Ali Ahmadi, Perumal Balakrishnan, Konstantinos Kakosimos and Ipek GoktepeParticulate matter (PM) pollution is one of the major environmental pollution issues severely affecting human health and air quality all over the world. Based on the recent World Health Organization (WHO) report, PM levels were considered relatively high in Qatar. This might mainly be attributed to arid climate, but also due to rapid industrialization and urbanization as well as traffic. The literature on PM pollution and its Read More
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Distribution of the Endangered Haloxylon persicum Bunge ex Boiss &Buhse Ghada and conservation for food security In Qatar
More LessHaloxylon persicum Bunge ex Boiss &Buhse native and rare plant in the state of Qatar known as Ghada, Qadha, Rimth, it's endangered, high palatable species, a favored plant to stabilize sand dunes, conserve water and soil, prevent soil desertification, and improve environmental conditions. It's small tree or shrub to 3 m, trunk 10- 25 cm in girth; stem richly branched, glabrous; young branches slender, green; leav Read More
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Analysis of steam reforming of methane integrated with solar central receiver system
Authors: Haider Ali, Furqan Tahir, Maimoon Atif and Ahmer AB BalochSteam reforming is used for the production of hydrogen or other useful products from hydrocarbon fuels such as natural gas. Reforming is the process in which steam at high temperature reacts with the fossil fuel to form Syngas (CO+H2). The steam methane reformer is widely used in industry for the production of hydrogen. It has the advantage that the energy released from the combustion of hydrogen is almost four Read More
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Electrocatalytic properties of Pt nanoparticles grown on MXene surface
By Peter KasakElectrocatalytic properties of Pt nanoparticles grown on MXene surface Sifani Zavahira, Jaroslav Filipb, Khaled A. Mahmoudc, Jan Tkacd Peter Kasaka,* a Center for Advanced Materials, Qatar University, P.O. Box 2713 Doha, Qatar bDepartment of Environmental Protection Engineering, Faculty of Technology, Tomas Bata University in Zlin, Vavreckova 275, 76001 Zlín, Czech Republic c Qatar Environment and Energy Resea Read More
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Production of biolubricant from renewable feedstocks from Qatar
Due to increase in environmental pollution and decline in petroleum reserves, there is an increase in the demands of developing alternative renewable bio-based products. Petroleum and lubricant manufacturing companies are searching for alternative renewable bio-based products since environmental protecting agencies, all over the world, are putting stringent environmental regulation in practice. Especially, there Read More
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تحسين كفاءة الطاقة للاجهزة المنزلية كثيفة الاستهلاك
More Lessنظرا لزيادة الاستثمارات و التطور الصناعي والتكنولوجي في عصرنا الحديث فقد ازداد الطلب على الطاقة الكهربائية لذا تقوم دول العالم سنويا بإنشاء العديد من محطات إنتاج الطاقة الكهربائية مما يؤدي بدوره الى زيادة الطلب على الوقود المستخدم لتشغيل محطات إنتاج الطاقة الكهربائية وهو ما يؤثر سلبا على صحة الأنسان والحيوان نتيجة انبعاث غاز ثاني اكسيد الكربون و الغازات الضارة الأخرى الملوثة البيئة والتي تعد أحد أكبر أسباب التغيرات المناخية والاحتباس الحراري. وتعتبر كفاءة الطاقة من أهم التحديات التقنية في عصر Read More
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