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The Effect of Incorporation of Ferrite Nanoparticles on Compressive Strength and Resistivity of Self-Compacting Concrete

Research Abstract
Mn-Ferrite nanoparticles were prepared using citrate auto combustion method. The prepared sample was characterized by X-ray diffraction (XRD), HRTEM and BET to measure the particle diameter and the surface area of the prepared sample. The data of XRD clarified that the sample was formed in single phase spinel structure without any extra peaks indicating non-existence of any secondary phase. The HRTEM micrograph indicated that the particles were in an agglomerated state due to the absence of surfactant and high magnetic properties of Mn-Ferrite nanoparticles. The mechanical properties were measured at different ratios of nano-Ferrite to concrete. The obtained values of mercury intrusion porosimetry (MIP) indicated that the addition of Mn-Ferrite nanoparticles increased the compressive strength and decreased the total intrusion volume. This was due to the rapid consuming of Ca(OH)2 which was formed during hydration of Portland cement especially at early ages due to the high reactivity of MnFe2O4 nanoparticles. Moreover, MnFe2O4 nanoparticles recovered the particle packing density of the blended cement, leading to a reduced volume of pores in the cement paste.
Research Authors
Prof. Dr. Mohmed A. Ahmed, Yehia A. Hassanean, Kamal A. Assaf,Moustafa A. Shawkey
Research Department
Research Journal
Open Journal of Civil Engineering
Research Pages
131-138
Research Publisher
Scientific Research PublishingNULL
Research Rank
1
Research Vol
5
Research Year
2015

Computer Software and Applications Used in ‎Architectural Curriculum: An Analytical Study of a Sample of ‎International and Egyptian Schools and Departments of Architecture

Research Authors
Reham M. Abdellatif
Research Journal
Journal of Engineering Sciences
Research Pages
pp245-259
Research Publisher
Assiut University
Research Rank
2
Research Vol
31
Research Year
2003

A study for producing drinking water with safe trihalomethane concentrations

Research Abstract
This article investigates trihalomethanes (THMs) production and simulates water age in Assiut drinking water system using WaterCAD software. Prechlorinated water samples were collected from Nazlet Abdellah water treatment plant and post-disinfected with chlorine/chloramines with different chlorine-to-nitrogen ratios (Cl2/N). Experiments have examined varying residence times, ratios of Cl2/N, pH conditions, and storage containers’ type on THMs formation. The results showed that as the residence time increased, THMs concentrations increased. Water age in Assiut drinking water distribution network reaches more than 10 h. Using chloramines instead of free chlorine for post-disinfection resulted in lowering THMs concentrations to 58.9 % after 48 h of disinfection. Ratios of Cl2/N (2:1–6:1) were comparable and effective on lowering THMs concentrations, and the most effective ratio was 4:1. Also, as the pH increased, the THMs increased. The measured THMs concentrations in chloraminated water stored in glass and plastic bottles were approximately the same.
Research Authors
5. Farghaly, A.M., Ahmed, A.M.A., Gad, A.A.M., Hashem, M.H.
Research Department
Research Journal
Journal of Clean Technologies and Environmental Policy
Research Member
Research Pages
807-818
Research Publisher
Springer
Research Rank
1
Research Vol
Vol. 16 - No. 5
Research Website
http://www.editorialmanager.com/ctep/
Research Year
2014

A study for producing drinking water with safe trihalomethane concentrations

Research Abstract
This article investigates trihalomethanes (THMs) production and simulates water age in Assiut drinking water system using WaterCAD software. Prechlorinated water samples were collected from Nazlet Abdellah water treatment plant and post-disinfected with chlorine/chloramines with different chlorine-to-nitrogen ratios (Cl2/N). Experiments have examined varying residence times, ratios of Cl2/N, pH conditions, and storage containers’ type on THMs formation. The results showed that as the residence time increased, THMs concentrations increased. Water age in Assiut drinking water distribution network reaches more than 10 h. Using chloramines instead of free chlorine for post-disinfection resulted in lowering THMs concentrations to 58.9 % after 48 h of disinfection. Ratios of Cl2/N (2:1–6:1) were comparable and effective on lowering THMs concentrations, and the most effective ratio was 4:1. Also, as the pH increased, the THMs increased. The measured THMs concentrations in chloraminated water stored in glass and plastic bottles were approximately the same.
Research Authors
5. Farghaly, A.M., Ahmed, A.M.A., Gad, A.A.M., Hashem, M.H.
Research Department
Research Journal
Journal of Clean Technologies and Environmental Policy
Research Pages
807-818
Research Publisher
Springer
Research Rank
1
Research Vol
Vol. 16 - No. 5
Research Website
http://www.editorialmanager.com/ctep/
Research Year
2014

A study for producing drinking water with safe trihalomethane concentrations

Research Abstract
This article investigates trihalomethanes (THMs) production and simulates water age in Assiut drinking water system using WaterCAD software. Prechlorinated water samples were collected from Nazlet Abdellah water treatment plant and post-disinfected with chlorine/chloramines with different chlorine-to-nitrogen ratios (Cl2/N). Experiments have examined varying residence times, ratios of Cl2/N, pH conditions, and storage containers’ type on THMs formation. The results showed that as the residence time increased, THMs concentrations increased. Water age in Assiut drinking water distribution network reaches more than 10 h. Using chloramines instead of free chlorine for post-disinfection resulted in lowering THMs concentrations to 58.9 % after 48 h of disinfection. Ratios of Cl2/N (2:1–6:1) were comparable and effective on lowering THMs concentrations, and the most effective ratio was 4:1. Also, as the pH increased, the THMs increased. The measured THMs concentrations in chloraminated water stored in glass and plastic bottles were approximately the same.
Research Authors
5. Farghaly, A.M., Ahmed, A.M.A., Gad, A.A.M., Hashem, M.H.
Research Department
Research Journal
Journal of Clean Technologies and Environmental Policy
Research Pages
807-818
Research Publisher
Springer
Research Rank
1
Research Vol
Vol. 16 - No. 5
Research Website
http://www.editorialmanager.com/ctep/
Research Year
2014

Effectiveness of waste stabilization ponds in removal of linear alkyl benzene salfonate (LAS)

Research Abstract
Detergents contain synthetic or organic surface active agents called surfactants, which are derived from petroleum product precursors. They have the common property of lowering the surface tensions of water thus allowing dirt or grease adhered to various articles to be washed off. Linear alkyl benzene sulfonate (LAS) is a most commonly used anionic surfactant. Discharge of raw or treated wastewater containing this chemical substance into the environment causes major public health and enviromental problems. In this study, samples were taken from raw wastewater and effluents of treatment ponds of Elzaraby waste stabilization ponds over a period of one year. The treated effluent is either discharged into surface waters or re-used in agricultural irrigation. The samples were analyzed according to the standard methods. The results obtained from the samples taken in different seasons showed that the highest overall removal efficiency of LAS was achieved in summer season (77%), and the least efficiency was observed in Winter season (55%), while the maximum overall efficiency of BOD5 was in summer (88%) and minimum efficiency was (73%) in winter season. The Dissolved oxygen concentrations along the pond series (DO) ranged from 0.18 to 4.8 mg/l.
Research Authors
Ahmed, M.A.R., Ahmed, A.M.A., Gad, A.A.M., Hashem, M.H.
Research Department
Research Journal
Journal of Urban and Environmental Engineering (JUEE)
Research Member
Research Pages
134-142
Research Publisher
University of Paraiba
Research Rank
1
Research Vol
Vol. 7 - No. 1
Research Website
www.journal-uee.org
Research Year
2013

Effectiveness of waste stabilization ponds in removal of linear alkyl benzene salfonate (LAS)

Research Abstract
Detergents contain synthetic or organic surface active agents called surfactants, which are derived from petroleum product precursors. They have the common property of lowering the surface tensions of water thus allowing dirt or grease adhered to various articles to be washed off. Linear alkyl benzene sulfonate (LAS) is a most commonly used anionic surfactant. Discharge of raw or treated wastewater containing this chemical substance into the environment causes major public health and enviromental problems. In this study, samples were taken from raw wastewater and effluents of treatment ponds of Elzaraby waste stabilization ponds over a period of one year. The treated effluent is either discharged into surface waters or re-used in agricultural irrigation. The samples were analyzed according to the standard methods. The results obtained from the samples taken in different seasons showed that the highest overall removal efficiency of LAS was achieved in summer season (77%), and the least efficiency was observed in Winter season (55%), while the maximum overall efficiency of BOD5 was in summer (88%) and minimum efficiency was (73%) in winter season. The Dissolved oxygen concentrations along the pond series (DO) ranged from 0.18 to 4.8 mg/l.
Research Authors
Ahmed, M.A.R., Ahmed, A.M.A., Gad, A.A.M., Hashem, M.H.
Research Department
Research Journal
Journal of Urban and Environmental Engineering (JUEE)
Research Pages
134-142
Research Publisher
University of Paraiba
Research Rank
1
Research Vol
Vol. 7 - No. 1
Research Website
www.journal-uee.org
Research Year
2013

Effectiveness of waste stabilization ponds in removal of linear alkyl benzene salfonate (LAS)

Research Abstract
Detergents contain synthetic or organic surface active agents called surfactants, which are derived from petroleum product precursors. They have the common property of lowering the surface tensions of water thus allowing dirt or grease adhered to various articles to be washed off. Linear alkyl benzene sulfonate (LAS) is a most commonly used anionic surfactant. Discharge of raw or treated wastewater containing this chemical substance into the environment causes major public health and enviromental problems. In this study, samples were taken from raw wastewater and effluents of treatment ponds of Elzaraby waste stabilization ponds over a period of one year. The treated effluent is either discharged into surface waters or re-used in agricultural irrigation. The samples were analyzed according to the standard methods. The results obtained from the samples taken in different seasons showed that the highest overall removal efficiency of LAS was achieved in summer season (77%), and the least efficiency was observed in Winter season (55%), while the maximum overall efficiency of BOD5 was in summer (88%) and minimum efficiency was (73%) in winter season. The Dissolved oxygen concentrations along the pond series (DO) ranged from 0.18 to 4.8 mg/l.
Research Authors
Ahmed, M.A.R., Ahmed, A.M.A., Gad, A.A.M., Hashem, M.H.
Research Department
Research Journal
Journal of Urban and Environmental Engineering (JUEE)
Research Member
Ahmed Abdel Halim Mohamed Ali
Research Pages
134-142
Research Publisher
University of Paraiba
Research Rank
1
Research Vol
Vol. 7 - No. 1
Research Website
www.journal-uee.org
Research Year
2013

LASER Reduced Graphene on Flexible Substrate for Strain Sensing Applications: Temperature Effect on Gauge Factor

Research Authors
Sahour Sayed, Mohammed Gamil, Ahmed M.R. Fath El-Bab , and Ahmed Abd El-Moneim Abd elmoneim
Research Journal
Key Engineering Materials
Research Pages
pp 115-119
Research Rank
1
Research Vol
Vol. 644 (2015)
Research Year
2015
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