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A Machine Learning Approach to Climate‐Based Building Energy Consumption
Impact of climatic parameters on building energy consumption. Analysis of three Iranian cities using ML models. ABSTRACT This study proposes a data‐driven framework to assess the impact of climatic parameters on building energy consumption across three diverse Iranian cities: Tehran (semi‐arid), Bandar Abbas (hot‐humid), and Rasht (humid‐moderate ...
Ali Maboudi Reveshti+3 more
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Numerical Modeling and Thermal Analysis of an Energy‐Efficient Smart Greenhouse
Real‐time monitoring and control greenhouse for optimized crop growth and resource efficiency. ABSTRACT The majority of today's farming challenges cannot be addressed by traditional farming methods, which is why it is critical to develop an affordable, energy‐efficient system that can increase agricultural productivity, operate in a monitored ...
Benjamin O. Ezurike+6 more
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Elementary Meteorology for High Schools and Colleges . By Frank Waldo, Ph.D. New York, Cincinnati and Chicago, The American Book Company. 1896. Pp. 372. [PDF]
Richard Ward
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ABSTRACT Rising global energy demand and the climate crisis have intensified the pursuit of renewable energy, with green hydrogen emerging as a key alternative to fossil fuels. South Africa, heavily reliant on coal‐based energy, faces pressure to decarbonize and transition to a green economy.
Sandile Mtolo+4 more
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Enhancing In Situ Burning With Ferrocene for Improved Combustion and Reduced Smoke Production
ABSTRACT In situ burning (ISB) is an efficient response strategy for oil spills; however, incomplete combustion and excessive smoke production hinder its wider application. In this study, the effectiveness of using ferrocene as additives to improve the thermal behaviors and kinetics of combustion of different crude oils (Hibernia, Hebron, Dilbit and ...
Joshua O. Olowoyo+6 more
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ABSTRACT Radioactive effluents discharged by nuclear power plants (NPPs) are classified into two categories: gas and liquid effluents, based on their source and discharge pathways. During the operation of these facilities, both types of effluents are released into the environment.
Hwapyoung Kim+2 more
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The Use of Kites for Meteorological Observations in the Upper Air [PDF]
H. Helm Clayton
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The Green Future Building Through Energy Optimization in High‐Rise Buildings
ABSTRACT This study investigates the application of photovoltaic (PV) systems in 30‐meter high‐rise residential buildings in Tehran, evaluating the impact of four geographical orientations (north, south, east, and west). Using PV*SOL software, system energy production and performance were simulated based on Tehran's specific climatic conditions and ...
Mobina Kalantari+3 more
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