The continuous increase in global freshwater demand highlights desalination technology as one of the most feasible options for addressing water scarcity. This has occurred more rapidly certain countries owing to factors that can influence development projects. A survey 34 international experts was carried out evaluate main requirements and limiting projects different based on a semi-quantitativ...

globalization, increasing the global regulations of governmental and non-governmental organizations and customers’ request regarding to environmental compliance issues have led to organizations considering the green supply chain management to improve the environmental and economic performance. in order to maximize the efficiency of energy consumption and resources across the supply chain, green...

We describe a new phenomenon of zonal wind generation by tidal forcing. Following a recent theoretical and numerical analysis [A. Tilgner, Phys. Rev. Lett. 99, 194501 (2007)], we present the first experimental evidence that the nonlinear self-interaction of a tidally forced inertial mode can drive an intense axisymmetric flow in a rotating deformed sphere. Systematic measurements of zonal flows...

The fate of phosphorus concerning its distribution in the thermal process and chemical speciation was studied during co-combustion sewage sludge with wheat straw sunflower husks powder combustion conditions. Co-combustion experiments were performed a lab-scale entrained flow reactor (EFR) at 1000 °C 1400 °C. SEM-EDS ICP-OES analyses used for studies deposits collected on probe, bottom ash, part...

A scaling analysis of the deformation of Arctic sea ice over a 3-day time period is performed for scales of 10 to 1000 km. The deformation field is derived from satellite radar data; it allows us to study how a very large solid body-the Arctic sea-ice cover-deforms under the action of heterogeneous forcing winds and ocean currents. The deformation is strongly localized at small scales, and can ...