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1. Computational analysis of car radiator coolant using nano fluids.

Author

Ahmad, A. S., Abdullahi, B., Auwal, S. T., Ahmed, A., Jibrin, N., Hussein, A., and Jacqueline, L.

Subjects
NANOFLUIDS, HEAT transfer fluids, ENERGY dissipation, COOLANTS, RADIATORS, ETHYLENE glycol
Abstract

This study deployed the capabilities of ANSYS Fluent to construct a comprehensive thermal model of an automotive radiator, reflecting the software's potential in addressing intricate fluid dynamics and heat transfer challenges. The research evaluated the cooling efficiencies of different coolants, namely urea, ethylene glycol, and water. Findings highlighted the predominant efficacy of ethylene-glycol, outstripping the cooling efficiencies of water and urea liquid in the given thermal model. A nuanced examination of energy dissipation patterns underscored the month of December as the pinnacle of heat dissipation, where ethylene-glycol reached a zenith, dissipating 49.5% of cooling energy. This research elucidates pivotal considerations for enhancing thermal management in automotive radiators and emphasizes the vital role of judicious coolant selection. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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2. Comprehensive Review of Recent Advances in Nanoparticle-Based Corrosion Inhibition Approaches.

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ETSUYANKPA, M. B., HASSAN, I., MUSA, S. T., MATHEW, J. T., SHABA, E. Y., ANDREW, A., MUHAMMAD, A. I., MUHAMMAD, K. T., JIBRIN, N. A., ABUBAKAR, M. K., MAURICE, J., HUSSAINI, J., and MAMMAN, A.

Abstract

Corrosion of metals is a persistent challenge in various industries, leading to significant economic losses and safety hazards. Conventional corrosion inhibitors often face limitations such as environmental toxicity, low efficiency, and short-term protection. Nanoparticle-based corrosion inhibitors have emerged as a promising alternative due to their unique properties and versatile applications. This paper provides a comprehensive review of the recent advances in nanoparticle-based corrosion inhibition strategies from 2015-2024 by harvesting data from secondary sources. The fundamental mechanisms underlying the corrosion inhibition by nanoparticles are discussed, including adsorption processes, passivation mechanisms, and synergistic effects with other inhibitors. Various types of nanoparticles, including metallic nanoparticles, metal oxide nanoparticles, polymer nanocomposites, carbonbased nanoparticles, and organic-inorganic hybrid nanoparticles, are explored for their corrosion inhibition potential. Furthermore, the applications of nanoparticle-based corrosion inhibitors in industries such as oil and gas, aerospace, automotive, marine, and infrastructure are highlighted. Despite significant progress, challenges such as stability, compatibility, and environmental concerns remain to be addressed. Future directions in nanoparticle-based corrosion inhibition research are also discussed, aiming to guide further developments in this promising field. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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3. Typha angustifolia L. Grass Hindering against Agricultural Productivity in Aliero River, Kebbi State, Nigeria

Author

Zubairu S. Aliero, Dharmendra Singh, and Jibrin N. Keta

Abstract

This research work tries to examine the socioeconomic impact of Typha angustifolia L. grass in parts of Kebbi state (Aliero, Kashin Zama and Sabiyal), Nigeria. For better understanding of the field conditions with regards to the impact of the grass on the socioeconomic of the area (agriculture, fishing and the livelihood pattern), two hundred (200) questionnaires were designed and administered, out of which only One hundred and forty five (145) were returned. Findings from the questionnaire survey of some communities along river Aliero (Kashin Zama and Sabiyal) show that, there is general reduction in the flow of water in the river channel over the last few years. This was attributed to blockages by Typha angustifolia L. grass and silt deposits within the river channel. There is also reduced or loss of cultivation of some crops particularly irrigated crops such as millet, maize, rice, wheat and vegetables, fishing activities in the area is also affected by the grass. This situation is worst in Kashin Zama area, where many farmers reported that, before the emergence of Typha angustifolia grass in the area, they recorded 225bags of rice in 10hecter, and now only 60-65 bags where recorded in the same piece of land. Moreover, communities have tried communal and individual manual clearance of the Typha, while Aliero Local Government, Kebbi State and Federal Governments are also carrying out mechanical clearance work in the channel. All these efforts have little impact.

Published
2022

4. A Critical Review of Green Approach on Wastewater Treatment Strategies.

Author

MATHEW, J. T., INOBEME, A., MUSAH, M., AZEH, Y., ABDULLAHI, A., SHABA, E. Y., SALIHU, A. M., MUHAMMAD, E. B., JOSIAH, J. G., JIBRIN, N. A., ISMAIL, H., MUHAMMAD, A. I., MAURICE, J., MAMMAN, A., and NDAMITSO, M. M.

Abstract

Green approach on wastewater treatment strategies aims to promote sustainable and environmentally friendly methods for treating wastewater while also reducing the environmental impact of traditional wastewater treatment processes. Hence, the objective of this paper was to undertake a critical review of green approach on wastewater treatment strategies using standard techniques of harvesting data from secondary sources from 2015 to 2023. Information obtained reveals that energy-efficient treatment technologies, such as anaerobic digestion and membrane bioreactors, use less energy than traditional treatment technologies. Treating wastewater for reuse can reduce the demand for freshwater resources and the energy required for water treatment. Onsite wastewater treatment systems, such as septic systems and composting toilets, can reduce the amount of wastewater that needs to be transported and treated at centralized facilities. Incorporating green infrastructure, such as rain gardens and permeable pavement, into urban areas can help reduce the amount of stormwater runoff that enters the wastewater treatment system. Extracting nutrients, such as nitrogen and phosphorus, from wastewater can be used as a fertilizer for crops, reducing the need for synthetic fertilizers. Overall, these green wastewater treatment strategies aim to reduce the energy consumption, chemical usage, and environmental impact of traditional wastewater treatment processes, while promoting sustainable and efficient use of resources [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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6. Typha angustifolia L. Grass Hindering against Agricultural Productivity in Aliero River, Kebbi State, Nigeria

Author

Aliero, Zubairu S., Singh, Dharmendra, Keta, Jibrin N., Aliero, Zubairu S., Singh, Dharmendra, and Keta, Jibrin N.

Abstract

This research work tries to examine the socioeconomic impact of Typha angustifolia L. grass in parts of Kebbi state (Aliero, Kashin Zama and Sabiyal), Nigeria. For better understanding of the field conditions with regards to the impact of the grass on the socioeconomic of the area (agriculture, fishing and the livelihood pattern), two hundred (200) questionnaires were designed and administered, out of which only One hundred and forty five (145) were returned. Findings from the questionnaire survey of some communities along river Aliero (Kashin Zama and Sabiyal) show that, there is general reduction in the flow of water in the river channel over the last few years. This was attributed to blockages by Typha angustifolia L. grass and silt deposits within the river channel. There is also reduced or loss of cultivation of some crops particularly irrigated crops such as millet, maize, rice, wheat and vegetables, fishing activities in the area is also affected by the grass. This situation is worst in Kashin Zama area, where many farmers reported that, before the emergence of Typha angustifolia grass in the area, they recorded 225bags of rice in 10hecter, and now only 60-65 bags where recorded in the same piece of land. Moreover, communities have tried communal and individual manual clearance of the Typha, while Aliero Local Government, Kebbi State and Federal Governments are also carrying out mechanical clearance work in the channel. All these efforts have little impact.

Published
2022

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