Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Engineering Research, Innovation, and Education 2025 (ICERIE 2025)
93 articles
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Md. Reza Selim, Mohammad Muhshin Aziz Khan, Md. Tamez Uddin, Md. Saiful Alam, H. M. A. Mahzuz, Md. Forhad Rabbi, Syed Misbah Uddin, Mohammad Shaiful Alam Amin
All of the articles in this proceedings volume have been presented at the 8th International Conference on Engineering Research, Innovation and Education (ICERIE 2025) during 24-26 April, 2025 in Shahjalal University of Science and Technology, Sylhet, Bangladesh. These articles have been peer reviewed...
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Predicting Road Accidents on the N7 National Highway Using LSTM Networks
Md Ibrahim Bhuyia, Mahmudur Rahman, Arafat Bin Ansar
Road accidents always pose a threat to public safety and infrastructure stability, calling for efficient predictive models of accident prevention and mitigation. Road accidents on the N7 National Highway are predicted in this study based on historical accident data from Khulna and Jessore districts between...
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Windstorm Vulnerability Assessment of Buildings in Sylhet City, Bangladesh
Amit Chando Sagor, Mushtaq Ahmed, Najmin Tamanna Bonna, Sananda Das
Bangladesh is vulnerable to wind-related hazards, including thunderstorms, hailstorms, and cyclones, which can cause severe damage to buildings. Over the past 45 years, at least 23 major cyclones have impacted the country. Before 2006, the absence of a building code meant many low- to medium-rise structures...
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Indigenous Resilience and Adaptation to the Impact of Climate Change in Rangamati, Bangladesh: A Survey-based Study
Sumaya Tabassum, Md. Sultanul Islam, Likhon Chandra Roy, Md. Asadur Rahman
Climate change significantly threatens the livelihoods and cultural heritage of indigenous communities in Bangladesh, especially in the Chattogram Hill Tracts consisting of Rangamati, Bandarban, and Khagrachari districts. This study explores how the Chakma tribe in Rangamati has adapted to and remained...
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From Risk to Resilience: Combating Disasters in Bangladesh Through Framework for Sustainable Development
R. Rabab, I. J. Aishe
Bangladesh is bejeweled with variant cultural heritage, variant land topography, and energetic inhabitants. It is also confronted by large risks from disastrous events in the form of floods, cyclones, or earthquakes which affect the citizens and economic stability of that area. Causes, categories, signs,...
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Exploring Traffic Crash Dynamics at Unsignalized Intersections: Insights from Dhaka Metropolitan Area
Md. Rashel Morshed, Rocksana Akter, M. Afzal Hossain, Mahiman Zinnurain, Morshedul Alam
Road traffic crashes remain a significant global issue, disproportionately affecting developing countries. Among these, intersection-related crashes, particularly unsignalized intersections, experience higher crash risks than their signalized counterparts. This study investigates the influence of collision...
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Enhancing Soil Performance Using Quarry Waste and HDPE Geocell Reinforcement: A Numerical Analysis Approach
Shantunu Chowdhury, Anindya Baidya, Aishik Gupta
The study explored the improvement in soil performance using quarry waste soil and HDPE geocell reinforcement in layered soil models under varying applied pressures. Quarry waste is a by-product of the quarrying process that includes crushed rock fines, scalping and overburden. It’s often considered...
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Mechanical and Durability Aspects of Abaca Fiber-Reinforced Concrete with Fly Ash
M. S. Jamal, M. S. Khatun, M. R. Badsha, N. I. Shorna
Abaca fiber is a strong natural material that can improve concrete. Fly ash, a by-product of coal power plants, can make concrete more workable and durable. Fibers increase strength but may cause voids if poorly mixed. Fly ash reduces this by refining the concrete’s microstructure and improving the bond...
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Effect of Cement on the Consolidation Characteristics of Organic Soil: A Case Study from Dakatia Beel, Khulna
Arafat Bin Ansar, M. D. Ibrahim Bhuyia, Md. Rokonuzzaman, Sayma Sultana Keya, Md Ahad Ali Khan
Organic soils are known for their high compressibility, low shear strength, and elevated natural moisture content, which create significant challenges for construction, especially in areas like Khulna, Bangladesh. These soil characteristics can lead to excessive settlement and instability, posing considerable...
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Assessment of Sanitation Management System of City Dwellers Using GIS and SFD Graphic Tools: A Case Study on Ward-9, Sylhet City Corporation
Ishtiak Ahmed, Ashikul Enam, Muhammad Azizul Hoque, Prosenjit Kumar, Mohammed Atiqul Hasan
Safely managed sanitation, as introduced in United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 6.2, involves the safe handling of fecal sludge from user interface to safe disposal. It comprises sanitation services such as containment, emptying, transport, treatment, and disposal, with no adverse effects on...
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Predicting Vegetation Trends in Sylhet Division: An LSTM-Based Analysis of NDVI Dynamics
Shovon Das, Niloy Biswas, Afifa Islam Niha, Sandip Paul
Understanding how vegetation changes over time and across different areas is important for assessing ecological health and planning land use, especially in places experiencing rapid environmental shifts. This study looks at vegetation patterns in the Sylhet Division of Bangladesh using NDVI data from...
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Numerical Study of Irregular Structures Subjected to Incident Seismic Vibration at Various Incident Angles and Soil-Structure Interaction
Mohammad Sabbir Rahman, Sheikh Arif Istiak, Md. Nazmul Haque, Md. Shahlan Kabir
The combined impact of seismic vibration at various incident angles and soil-structure interaction can significantly amplify the seismic response of irregular structures, increasing the risk of collapse and structural damage. This study investigates the influence of seismic vibrations at various incident...
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Evaluating Open-Source Satellite-Based Rainfall Estimation Models for Hydro-meteorological Studies in Chattogram Metropolitan Area
Kazi Mushfique Mohib, Raisul Bari Shifat, Purnima Das, Tirtha Karmaker, Muhammad Junaid Bhuiyan, Asif Mohammed Zaman
Chattogram, a tropical, coastal, and hilly region in Bangladesh, experiences intense rainfall, emphasizing the need for accurate, near-real-time monitoring in hydro-meteorological studies. Satellite-Based Rainfall Estimation (SRE) models are widely used in hydrological analyses due to their broad spatial...
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Image Processing-Based Morphological Properties and Gradation Analysis of Coarse Aggregates
S. Rahman, M. R. B. Mostafij, M. H. Maruf, S. Islam, M. F. Alam
Morphological properties and gradation of coarse aggregates play an important role in the performance of construction materials in civil engineering, like concrete and asphalt. Traditional methods for the analysis of those properties include manual measurements and sieve analysis, which are extremely...
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Reducing False Alarms in Buildings with UAV-Based Fire Detection and Monitoring through a Cloud-Integrated Approach
Estiak Ahmed, Alinda Bhattacharjee, Afia Anzum
Fire is a formidable force of nature, and its effects range from loss of life and property damage to severe disruptions to economic and social systems. However, conventional fire detection systems often trigger false alarms, disrupt emergency responses, and result in operational inefficiency. A growing...
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Development of a Low-Cost Video Processing Technique for Generating Stress-Strain Diagrams in Rebar Tension Testing
M. A. Rahman, M. T. Rahman, M. R. Alam, A. M. Nahid, M. R. Islam, S. Islam, M. F. Alam
The tension test of rebar is vital for Reinforced Cement Concrete (RCC) structural analysis. Traditionally, deformation is measured with human intervention using an extensometer and an elongation scale, while a Universal Testing Machine (UTM) applies load to the test specimen. To enhance the experiment,...
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Enhancing Indoor Thermal Comfort through Green Roofing Systems in Tropical Climates: In Context of Khulna, Bangladesh
Hridi Paul, Dipayan Biswas, Bappi Sur, Palash Kumar Baidya
Green roofing systems offer a sustainable approach to eco-friendly solution to reducing the indoor temperature and improving overall indoor thermal comfort, especially in tropical and subtropical climates like Bangladesh. Khulna, the south-western region of Bangladesh, faces high temperatures and humidity...
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Effect of Ladle Refined Furnace Slag on the Properties of Self-Compacting Concrete Made of Brick Aggregates
Banna Das, Rain Man Raja, Md Farhan Shahriar, Md Rakib Hossain
Self-Compacting Concrete (SCC) is gaining popularity due to several advantageous characteristics. SCC can settle into the formwork without any mechanical vibrations. This investigation aims to develop brick aggregate-based SCC as well as use waste material as a partial replacement of cement to reduce...
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Amphibious Architecture as a Resilient Solution for Flood-Prone Regions: Assessing Viability in Bangladesh's Seasonal Flood Zones
S. Sarkar, H. Debnath, K. Karmaker
Bangladesh, being completely of a low-lying landscape and extensive river systems, highly exposes its terrain to seasonal flooding that inundates roughly 25% of the lands in this country every year. This is an escalating threat which climate change and rapid urbanization are intensifying further. In...
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Assessing the Potential of Shared Mobility to Alleviate Traffic Congestion: A Traffic Survey and Simulation Study in Dhaka
P. Das, B. Debnath, I. Hoque, S. Islam
In response to Dhaka’s ever-increasing traffic demand, ride-sharing schemes offer a promising solution to enhance urban mobility thereby alleviating chronic congestion. While ride-hailing services are already prevalent in Bangladesh, they have fallen short of playing a major role in reducing traffic...
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Commuter Train and Bus Services between Dhaka and Narayanganj: A Comparative Characteristic Analysis with Recommendations
Md. Shoaib Chowdhury, Md. Farhan Shahriar Alam, Md. Fahim Al Mamun
Narajanganj is a historic industrial port city located in the south-east of Dhaka city. Rapid urbanization and economic growth in the last several decades made Dhaka and Narayanganj to function as a common economic whole. As urban agglomeration processes continue within the greater Dhaka region, one...
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Automation in Construction Quality Control: Integrating Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV), CNNs, and Photogrammetry for Structural Element Detection and Measurement Precision
Alinda Bhattacharjee, Estiak Ahmed, Md Jewel Rana
Traditional construction auditing and quality control systems rely on manual processes, including paper-based documentation and physical inspections. The conventional approach generates delays and inaccuracies during construction. For instance, manual inspections frequently fail to detect critical defects,...
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Urban Arterial Operational Issues and Solutions: A Case of Pragati Sharani in Dhaka City
Md. Shoaib Chowdhury, Arafat Rahman, Md. Al Amin, Md. Ishtiaq Jamil, Humayun Kabir Rifat
Urban arterials are major thoroughfares that generally carry heavy traffic volumes serving mobility functions. To address the arterial operational performance issues, a segment of Pragati Sharani (between Kuril Chowrasta bus stand and Natun Bazar bus stand) has been selected. The Progati sharani, an...
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Properties of Brick Aggregate Concrete Containing Plastic Waste as a Partial Replacement of Fine Aggregates
Md. Nur Alam, Md. Abu Noaman, Md. Kamrul Hasan Kawsar, Md. Abu Saleh, Md. Rezaul Karim
The present study explores the properties of brick aggregate concrete (BAC) incorporating plastic waste (PW) as a partial replacement of fine aggregates. A total of 108 cylindrical BAC specimens (100 mm × 200 mm) were cast with PW replacing fine aggregates at 0%–10%, using a 1:2:4 volumetric mix and...
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Sensitivity Analysis of Liquefaction Potential and Hazard Mapping in the Chattogram Metropolitan Area Using Geotechnical and GIS Techniques
Anindya Baidya, Shantunu Chowdhury, Aishik Gupta, Opu Chandra Debnath, Md. Aftabur Rahman
The dynamic nature and sudden occurrence in loose, saturated soil deposition make liquefaction the major damage catalyst during an earthquake. Areas liquefied in the built-up areas suffer significantly, and there is substantial evidence of such occurrence since the term liquefaction coins [7]. Being...
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Correlations for Engineering Properties of Fine-Grained Soils Using SPT-N Values: Insights from Geotechnical Practices in Bangladesh
Jabed Omar, Md Tareq Rahman, Md Ferdous Alam
The Standard Penetration Test (SPT) is a cost-effective and versatile in-situ test widely used for geotechnical site investigations. However, reliability is often affected by regional soil characteristics, equipment variations, and testing methods. In Bangladesh, where fine-grained soils predominate and...
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A Supervied Machine Learning Approach to Predict the Compressive Strength of Eco-Friendly Concrete Incorporating Waste Glass Powder
Abrar M. Shahariar, Shuvo Dip Datta
Use of wasteglass as a partial replacement to cement in concrete has potentially a significant potential in materials innovation to produce a sustainable infrastruct system that is not only environmentally friendly but also energy and cost efficient. This research shows how it is effective using waste...
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Achieving Eco-Friendly Sustainable Self-Healing Concrete by Using Bacteria and Fly Ash: Analyzing Strength, E-CO2 and Cost
Shrayoshi Dey Arpa, M. D. Jahidul Islam
Such growth in construction, as well as development, calls for a steady supply of green construction materials that does not lead to high energy consumption and generation of excessive carbon dioxide. However, concretes, which are the most popular construction materials, are exposed to thermal cracking...
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Challenges and Opportunities for Implementing Rooftop Solar in Dhaka’s Residential Sector
Mosaraf Hosan Nishat, Abrar Labib, Nafiz Mahmud Khan, Sidratul Muntaha, Ali Ahnaf Abid Mayukh
The residential sector in Dhaka, Bangladesh, confronts increasing energy needs, intensified by fast urbanization and excessive dependence on fossil fuels. Rooftop solar energy is a viable answer to these difficulties, offering a clean, renewable power source that reduces reliance on the national grid...
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Potential Rainwater Harvesting Zoning for the Chittagong Hill Tracts
Md. Abdur Rahaman Fahim, Aysha Akter
Water scarcity is a pressing global concern, with hilly regions facing severe challenges. Rainwater Harvesting (RWH) offers a viable solution to mitigate this issue through proper management. The Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) in southeastern Bangladesh, experience acute water scarcity during the dry season...
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Assessment of the Existing Condition of Sustainable Development Goals 6.1 and 6.2 in Rural Areas of Sylhet, Bangladesh
Rafiqul Islam Babul, Bijit Kumar Banik
Sustainable Development Goal 6 (SDG6) targets universal access to safe water and sanitation by 2030, defined by 8 targets and 11 indicators. Targets 6.1 and 6.2 specifically address safe drinking water and adequate sanitation, core elements of SDG6. Despite significant progress, Bangladesh faces ongoing...
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Assessment of Mechanical and Durability Properties of Concrete with Glass Powder as Supplementary Cementitious Material
Piyas Das, Md. Maruf Molla, Ankon Podder, Md. Moinuzzaman, Nahida Islam Midula
Glass is a nonbiodegradable waste with an annual production of 130 million tons, and only 27 million tons are recycled. The rest of it is dumped in the landfill, which has a severe environmental impact. Incorporating glass powder into concrete production enhances waste management and mitigates the environmental...
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Recycling and Waste Management in Departmental Stores of Chattogram City: A Sustainable Approach
Shaurik Ushna Barua, Mir Tawsif Sultan, Nowrin Mostafa, Adib Al Wakeel, Md. Shakhawat Hossain Chowdhury, Asiful Hoque
Departmental stores in Chattogram, Bangladesh, play a crucial role in meeting the needs of the urban population but contribute significantly to waste generation, including carton boxes, plastic bags, and polyethylene, which can lead to environmental pollution. This research investigates the amount of...
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Towards a Sustainable Traffic Solution in Dhaka: A Simulation-Based Study on the Effectiveness of Exclusive Bus Lanes and Vehicle-Actuated Traffic Signal Controllers in a Mixed Traffic System
Abdullah Al Asif, Moazzem Hossain
Traffic congestion is one of the significant problems in Dhaka city. It is exacerbated by slow-moving non-motorized vehicles, illegal parking, makeshift shops on the road, and manually operated fixed-time traffic signals. These factors cause substantial delays, and residents lose valuable working hours...
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Performance of Lathe Fiber Reinforced Concrete Exposed to Chloride Solution
M. S. Khatun, M. S. Jamal, M. R. Badsha, A. I. Apurba, A. M. Tushar
Rising steel production has resulted in considerable amounts of waste, raising serious environmental and disposal issues. Recycling this steel waste offers both ecological and economic benefits. This study explores the use of CNC lathe waste fibers as a sustainable reinforcement material in concrete....
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Compressive Stress Analysis for Loading Directionality on Partially Bonded Square Shaped Scrap Tire Rubber Pad Base Isolator
Md. Mistak Hossain, Md. Basir Zisan
The compressive stress behavior of partially bonded scrap tire rubber pad (PB-STRP) base isolators under loading directionality in-service conditions is the main topic of this paper. By separating the superstructure from the substructure, base isolators reduce seismic impacts. Since the base materials...
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A Simulation Study of Patient Flow and Resource Utilization in a Selected Diagnostic Center Using Arena
Fahmida Khatun Chowdhury, Md. Sadman Sami, Abul Mukid Mohammad Mukaddes
In the diagnostic center, effective management is crucial to providing quality medical care. Despite their critical role in healthcare, they must optimize resources and reduce patient waiting times to ensure patient satisfaction. Using a discrete-event simulation model, the study attempts to replicate...
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A Comprehensive Review on Groundwater Contamination by Heavy Metals in Bangladesh
S. M. A. Hossain, W. Ahmed, S. A. Tanim, I. Ahmad
Groundwater, a crucial source of freshwater and irrigation water supply in Bangladesh, faces severe heavy metal contamination from natural and anthropogenic sources. This review underscores the widespread presence of arsenic, lead, cadmium, chromium, and other heavy metals in Bangladesh’s groundwater....
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Shifting of Human Settlement Due to Riverbank Erosion at the Left Bank of Jamuna River in Chouhali, Sirajganj
Md. Majadur Rahman, Ranjan Kumar Das, Jakaria Pervez
Bangladesh faces a severe socio-economic challenge from riverbank erosion, particularly along the Jamuna River’s left bank near Chouhali and Sirajganj, significantly impacting livelihoods, homes, and social structures. This study aimed to delineate the demographics of displaced populations, quantify...
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Performance Evaluation of Bituminous Mix Using Eggshell Powder as Partial Replacement of Filler Material
Sabbir Mahamud, Ismail Hossain, Azam Khan
A well-built road network is essential for national integration, industrial progress, and economic prosperity. Ninety-five percent of Bangladesh’s paved roads are made of flexible pavements since they are inexpensive to construct. These traditional asphalt pavements are prone to rutting, stripping, and...
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Development and Evaluation of Artificial Stone for Road Construction Using Stone Dust and Iron Slag as Fine Aggregates
Rafiqul Islam Babul, Md. Mahfuzun Nobi Mahim, Md. Golam Shahria Bhuyain, Jafor Ahmed Limon
The demand for building materials is increasing due to rapid urbanization, imposing an extensive amount of pressure on natural resources, especially aggregates. This study explores a novel and sustainable method of producing artificial stones for road building using cement, stone dust, and iron slag...
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Stabilization of Soil Using Fly Ash: A Laboratory and Machine Learning Approach
Sabikun Nahar Nilu, Kamol Debnath Dip, Shoma Ghosh
California Bearing Ratio (CBR) and Unconfined Compressive Strength (UCS) are key soil strength parameters, particularly for geotechnical engineering projects and road pavements. This study investigates the locally available non-cohesive soil strength stabilized with fly ash. The physical characteristics...
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Design and Operational Performance of FSTP-3: Addressing Fecal Sludge Management Challenges in Rohingya Refugee Camp
Md. Riaz Hossain, Syed Al Rahat
With over 900,000 residents arriving since 2017, the Rohingya refugee crisis in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, has created one of the largest and most concentrated refugee populations globally. This rapid influx has strained local infrastructure, particularly water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services,...
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Relating Spatiotemporal Changes in Urban Heat Islands to LULC and Environmental Indices: A Comparative Study of Dhaka and Faridpur
Protik Roy Mugdha, Khandaker Shahariar Hasan, Hrisita Datta Roy
This study examines the spatiotemporal dynamics of Urban Heat Island (UHI) effects within the framework of global urbanization, assessing the impact of Land Use Land Cover (LULC) alterations on Land Surface Temperature (LST), with a focus on Dhaka and Faridpur from 1999 to 2024. Landsat satellite imagery...
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Removal of Chromium from Poultry Slurry Using Rice Straw as Locally Available Adsorbent
Hridoy Hasan, Md. Masrub Ahmmad, Mahiman Zinnurain, Md. Shariar Nur, Md. Habibur Rahman
Poultry farms in Bangladesh generate millions of tons of slurry annually, containing high concentrations of heavy metals, making the manure unsuitable for agricultural use. Poultry sludge contains heavy metals like chromium, cadmium, and lead, which can accumulate and pose serious environmental and health...
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Enhanced Traffic Flow Forecasting on a Suburban Highway Using Empirical Mode Decomposition Preprocessed Deep Learning Model
MD. Ausaf Alam
Accurate traffic flow prediction is critical for efficient traffic control, urban planning, and congestion mitigation management. This study focused on using deep learning algorithms to predict short-term traffic flow on a suburban roadway. Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM), Gated Recurrent Unit (GRU), Artificial...
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Sustainable Hospitality Design: Implementing Passive Strategies to Address Environmental and Energy Issues
Nahida Wodud, Sabbir Ahsan, Hameem Sheikh
Climatic comfort is a crucial concern in architecture globally, particularly as energy consumption for maintaining comfort presents significant environmental and sustainability challenges. This issue is especially pronounced in the rapidly expanding hospitality sector, where existing hotels impose a...
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Assessing the Impact of Climatic and Environmental Determinants in Dengue Transmission Dynamics
Meghla Mondal, Mohammad Ismail Hossain, Md. Nahid Ferdous
Due to urbanization and climate change dengue fever poses a growing global threat especially in tropical and subtropical regions. In Bangladesh, urban areas such as Khulna is exposed to a high risk due to quick urbanization, inadequate water management, and poor mosquito control measures. This study...
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Identification of Land Cover Changes of the Tanguar Haor over the Last 40 Years Using Landsat Satellite Image in GIS
Md. Deluar Hossen Rumon, Shakibul Islam, Sumaiya Afroj
Land-use and land-cover change is a common and prominent feature in the haor region. Tanguar Haor, one of Bangladesh’s largest freshwater wetlands and a Ramsar site, has undergone significant ecological transformations over the past four decades due to anthropogenic pressures. This study analyzes land-use...
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Surface Water Treatment Analysis: Performance Evaluation and Prediction Using Artificial Neural Network Modelling—A Case Study
Md. Misbah Uddin, Md. Abu Sayeed, Md. Wayes Sajeeb
This case study aims to assess how water quality is improved after water treatment processes and explores the LSTM model’s prediction capabilities for predicting the Water Quality Index (WQI) for the Kushighat Surface Water Treatment Plant in Sylhet, Bangladesh. A total of 420 datasets in the laboratory....
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Seasonal Impacts on National Highway Crashes in Bangladesh
Fariha Nazneen Tisha, Armana Sabiha Huq
Road traffic accidents (RTAs) happen more often in developing countries such as Bangladesh than in developed countries. Bangladesh's national highway crash scenarios are diverse with six seasons: Grisma (Summer), Barsha (Monsoon), Sharat (Autumn), Hemanta (Late Autumn), Shit (Winter), Basanta (Spring)....
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iRAP Road Safety Assessment Along R780 Highway (Navaron-Baghachra-Kolaroa Highway) in Satkhira
Md. Abu Siam, Afsana Akter, M. Afzal Hossain, Mahiman Zinnurain, Md. Mizanur Rahman
Ensuring road safety is a significant concern in Bangladesh, presenting substantial challenges for road engineering experts. This is evident from reports indicating that many people lose their lives daily in road crashes, with at-risk road users, such as pedestrians, motorcyclists, and passengers of...
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Producing Self-Compacting Concrete Using Locally Available Materials in Bangladesh
Md. Nazrul Islam Kazi, Syed Samsudduha Bijoy, Tasnim Nishat Aishee, Md. Jamil Mahmud Abdullah, Mahiman Zinnurain, Rupak Mutsuddy
The demand for self-compacting concrete (SCC) has been growing due to its superior workability and ability to flow and fill complex molds without mechanical vibration. This research investigates the production of SCC using locally available materials in Bangladesh, focusing on generating a volume-based...
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Factors Influencing Mode Choice for Trip Makers Between Gazipur and Dhaka: An Analytical Study
Md. Kamrul Hasan Kawsar, Md. Jamil Mahmud Abdullah, Md. Shaharul Islam, Mahiman Zinnurain, Rakibul Hasan
Choice of transportation mode is influenced by the socioeconomic characteristics of dwellers and trip characteristics, which aid in improving the overall transportation system and upgrading policies. Due to the interdependence of two cities, many people commute from Gazipur to Dhaka using buses, trains,...
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Effect of Clay Mica Layer on Stability Analysis of Composite Riverbank using LEM Method
Md. Shahidul Islam, Md. Abdul Matin
Alluvial riverbanks predominantly consist of a layered soil profile with varying particle sizes. Typically, on the alluvial riverbank, the lower layer of the composite bank is composed of cohesionless materials like sand and silt, while the top layer of the bank is composed of a clayey-mica soil layer....
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Anaerobic Co-Digestion of Tannery Fleshing and Fecal Sludge for Enhancing Biogas Production: A Sustainable Approach for Waste to Energy
Tanvir Ahammed, Shilpy Rani Basak, Ahmad Hasan Nury, Md. Imran Kabir, Md. Hasibul Islam Dhrubo, Pollobi Rani Das, Sabrina Afrin, Srijon Das Swarup, Arup Pal
Fecal Sludge (FS), a byproduct of sanitation systems, and Tannery Fleshing (TF), a solid waste from leather production processes, are considered as two of the most crucial environmental challenges attributed to their high organic load, odor and high potential for contamination. The Central Effluent Treatment...
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Extended Genetic Algorithm-Based Improved Model for Drilling Rate of Penetration (ROP) Using Mud Logging Data
Mohammad Islam Miah, Mohammad Tareq Reza, Md. Mizanur Rahman, Md. Maruf Alam
The drilling rate of penetration (ROP) is essential in the oil and gas industry, influencing both exploration efficiency and cost-effectiveness. The ROP optimization needs careful attention to dynamic and static drilling parameters prediction using machine learning (ML) and gene expression programming...
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Effect of Surface Deposits on The Coefficient of Discharge of an Orifice Meter
Md. Ragib Shariar, Muhammed Mahbubur Razzaque, Mahbub Rahman
The purpose of this research work is to investigate the effect of surface deposits on the discharge coefficient of an orifice meter by numerical analysis. Orifice meters are widely utilized in various industrial sectors to measure the flow rate of fluids within closed conduits. During the flow of fluids...
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Design Optimization for Shear Strengthening of RC Beam Using CFRP Laminate with Embedded Double Connector
Md Ashraful Alam, Md Delwar Hossain Talukder, Md. Mehedi Hasan Polash
Carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) laminate is one of the most popular shear strengthening materials due to its extensive physical and mechanical properties. Several design guidelines or methods have been developed for the shear strengthening of RC beams utilizing CFRP laminate to optimize the requirement...
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Downscaling Future Climate Changes Using SDSM Under RCP Scenarios in Selected Areas of Bangladesh
Md. Mizanur Rahman, Aysha Akter
This study used the Statistical Downscaling Model (SDSM) to project climate change patterns, focusing on mean annual, seasonal, and monthly precipitation under two Representative Concentration Pathway scenarios: RCP4.5, representing moderate emissions, and RCP8.5, reflecting high emissions. The predictions...
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Valorization of Rice Straw to Biofuel Components Using Ni-Y zeolite
Kuntal Sharma, Nazmul Hasan Rishad, Mohammad Rakib Uddin, Muhammad Abdus Salam
Currently, the energy crisis is a warning issue all over the world. Producing sustainable and low-cost energy sources is a challenging matter in solving this problem. Rice straw has high potential to derive bio-based chemicals/fuel components despite the current practice of burning it. However, since...
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Synthesis and Characterization of Polyaniline-Carbon Nanofiber Based Ternary Nanocomposites for Supercapacitor Applications
Arna Dey, Abdul Momin, Dipannita Paul Dipa, Durjoy Sarker Tirtha, Mohammed Mastabur Rahman
Conductive polymers are promising materials due to their unique combination of electrical conductivity, lightweight nature, and mechanical flexibility. This research is focused on the synthesis of polyaniline (PANI)-carbon nanofiber (CNF) based conductive polymer and their ternary nanocomposites comprised...
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Development and Quality Evaluation of a Multigrain Vanilla Muffin
Maliha Yusuf Shupti, Anandi Mondal Kankon, Md. Masumul Haque, Zannatul Nayem Showmik, S. M. Jahir Rayhan, Badhan Karmakar, Md. Julkor Nayin, Anika Tahasin, Nusrat Jahan Mimi, Farjana Khondoker, Shauvik Das Shuvo, Lamia Binte Siddique
Multigrain vanilla muffin development was examined. Proximate analysis assessed the sensory and nutritional properties of multigrain vanilla muffins made with wheat, rice, maize, and barley flour. Samples 1–3 used different amounts of rice, corn, and barley flour with wheat flour. Proximity analysis...
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Electrical Properties of Polyaniline Based Binary and Ternary Hybrid Nanocomposites and Their Thin Films on FTO
Md. Shahriar Hossain Akanda, Masiur Rahman Sajib, Mohammed Mastabur Rahman
Polyaniline (PANI) has drawn demanding attention because of its inimitable conductive properties, ease of doping, easy synthesis, remarkable environmental stability, and versatile applications in various fields. The aim of this research is to synthesis PANI, explore and enhance its electrical properties....
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Sanitation’s Silent Impact: A Missing Puzzle Piece in Child Nutrition and Growth
Swarnali Bhattacharjee, Mohammad Ismail Hossain
Sanitation plays a vital role in children’s nutrition and growth by preventing infections that impair nutrient absorption. Improving sanitation infrastructure, including clean water access and proper waste disposal, reduces disease incidence and enhances children’s health. Integrating sanitation into...
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Hydrogen Gas Production Using Microwave Plasma Pyrolysis from Cultured Spirulina in Digested Rotten Potato Supernatant
Md. Louckman Hossain, Md. Sumon Munshi, Joysen Datta, Md. Masumul Haque
The demand for hydrogen is expanding, which has led to research into hydrogen manufacturing. Analyzing options for lowering the environmental effect of petroleum-based fuels can be made easier with an understanding of the process by which biomass is transformed into hydrogen gas. This experiment evaluated...
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Hierarchical Modeling of Product Demand Forecasting in the Presence of Promotion using prophet: A Multivariate Multiple Time Series Approach
Ahmed Abul Fazal, Farjana Khanom Sadia, Md. Muhaiminul Islam
Traditional forecasting models often struggle with multivariate and multiple time series data, especially in the presence of promotional activities that introduce nonlinear patterns and seasonal variations. More recently, statistical models encompass promotional features e.g. price cuts, display time,...
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Ensemble Based Machine Learning Models for Early Stroke Prediction and Risk Factors Identification
Touhid Alam, Shusmita Anjum Aziz, Sayedur Rahman, Mohammad Sakib Mahmood
Stroke imposes an immense burden on healthcare systems across the globe as a leading cause for mortality and permanent disablement. The condition occurs by an alteration in blood flow to the brain that results in neurological damage. As a result, early and accurate pre- diction of stroke risk is critical...
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Comprehensive Convolutional Neural Network Approach for Fall Detection using Deep Learning
Nayamat Ullah Chowdhury, Somaya Shikder, Shuhena Salam Aonty
Fall detection constitutes an important and critical aspect of the safety and welfare of individuals. This paper presents a fall detection system for institutions in which people have high risk of falling, such as healthcare facilities and elder care home. The system setup comprises a lightweight scratch...
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An IoT-Driven System for Real-Time Weather Data Generation and Short-Term Forecasting Using Machine Learning Approaches
Ahmed Thawhid Sabit, Bishal Roy, Syed Abu Safwan, Rayhan Ahmed Opi, Md. Shahid Iqbal
Weather forecasting plays a crucial role in people’s lives and provides important information for social and economic activities. Yet still poses major challenges due to the uncertain nature of climatic conditions and lack of regional data procuring. The Internet of Things (IoT) has significantly transformed...
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Optical Sorting of Nanorods via Chiral Dielectric Hyperbolic Metamaterials in Clustered Configurations
Md. Al Amin Chy, Md. Ajijul Haque Sakib Opu, Md. Janibul Alam Soeb
In pharmaceutical industries, the classification of plasmonic, dielectric, and chiral nanorods is traditionally achieved through sophisticated laboratory setups, chemical treatments, and multi-step processes. This study introduces an innovative and unique optical sorting technique for nanorods with significant...
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Design and Fabrication of a Versatile and Cost-Effective Myoelectric Prosthetic Wrist
Md. Arman Hassan, Tanjim Azad Jarif, Jubaer Al-Amin Emon, Lamia Tasnim Suhi
Traditional myoelectric prosthetics are often prohibitively expensive due to space constraints, high motor costs, transmission complexity, advanced technology, custom fitting, and premium materials. This study aims to develop a cost-effective, functional, and accessible myoelectric prosthetic wrist that...
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Enhancing Heart Attack Forecasting Using Machine Learning Models
Sohan Rana Apurbo, Israt Jahan Santa, Sharmin Akter, Md. Forhad Ali
Heart attacks, or cardiac arrests, are a major global health concern, accounting for nearly 31% of deaths worldwide due to cardiovascular diseases (CVDs). These conditions result from chronic processes influenced by modifiable and non-modifiable risk factors. Many cases are preventable through lifestyle...
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Implementation of Machine Learning Assisted PPG-based Non-Invasive Blood Glucose Monitoring System
Tanmoy Kumar Paul, Juhayer Mahtab Tasin, Md. Jahirul Islam, Md. Rejvi Kaysir
Diabetes is a major global health problem characterized by elevated or poorly controlled blood sugar levels. It is a leading cause of death worldwide and continues to rise, affecting millions of people. Although medical technology has advanced, a reliable, non-invasive solution for glucose monitoring...
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Hybrid Machine Learning Framework for Phishing URL Detection with Advanced Feature Engineering
Sourav Datto, Md. Lutful Kabir, Mustakim Ahmed, Kazi Redwan, Khondaker Iffti Hasan Turjo, Md. Faruk Abdullah Al Sohan
The fraudulent practice of phishing attacks targets essential user in-formation by creating fake websites that imitate authentic ones. Detection meth-ods based on traditional techniques experience difficulties when dealing with features and adaptability in addition to changing attack patterns which leads...
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E-DRONE (Emergency-Drone Rescue Operation and Networked Environment): IoT-Based Information Relay System for Disaster Response
Nusaiba Binte Habib, Ayesha Siddika, Sadman Chowdhury Mihad, Mahnaj Akter Mou, Masud Rana, Dipta Talukder
Disasters, both natural and human-induced, pose significant threats to human life, particularly in disaster-prone regions like Bangladesh. Efficient and rapid rescue operations are crucial to minimizing casualties and damage. This study presents E-DRONE (Emergency-Drone Rescue Operation and Networked...
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BSER-Bengali Speech Emotion Recognition using MFCC Features Based on SUBESCO and BanglaSER: A Comparative Study of Machine Learning Models
Nripendro Biswas, Ahmed Rijvee, Munaem Ahmed Mahdi, Alif Azam, Md. Takoat Hossain
Speech-emotion recognition,(SER) is an important category in human-computer interaction as it makes it possible for a machine to comprehend and interpret human emotions. It seeks to determine the categories of emotions elicited through speech signals during social communication. This study focuses on...
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A Modular Battery Management System with Active Balancing, Fault Detection and IoT Integration
Md. Sadikur Rahman, Atia Sadika, Asifur Rahman Siyam
The efficient and safe operation of lithium-ion battery packs is critical for applications such as electric vehicles, renewable energy storage, and portable electronics. This research presents a Modular Battery Management System (BMS) that combines active cell balancing, fault detection, and real-time...
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Comparative Excellence of Metaheuristic Algorithms in Stochastic TSP: Navigating Partial Visibility and Dynamic Edge Weights for Disaster Management Optimization
Eaoumoon Haque, Tahsinul Islam Nishat, Ragib Nadim, Noshin Saiyara Rahman, Md. Fahim Al Shihab, Md. Maruf Hossain Munna, Md. Faruk Abdullah Al Sohan
Stochastic Traveling Salesman Problem (S-TSP) with Partial Visibility and Randomized Edge Weights is a critical challenge in disaster management where uncertainty and dynamic conditions hinder effective rescue operations. To address this, five optimization algorithms, Genetic Algorithm (GA), Ant Colony...
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Comparative Analysis of Heap Algorithms for Anomaly Localization in Dynamic Graph Neural Networks
Kiyas Mahmud, Tauhid Sarker, Syeda Shakira Akter, Md. Maruf Hossain Munna, Kazi Redwan, Md. Faruk Abdullah Al Sohan
Anomaly localization in dynamic graph neural networks (DGNNs) is very important to detect faults and abnormalities in complex systems like water supply and electricity networks. Online anomaly detection is demanding due to computational overheads during graph traversal in Dijkstra’s Algorithm. In this...
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CNN-Based Student Attentiveness Detection: A Hybrid Approach with Dimensional Reduction
Nazmus Sakib Md Adil, Kowshik Das Ushna, Md. Tasnimur Rahman, Shuhena Salam Aonty
Student attentiveness is widely known as essential in effective teaching, and is a task that is tough to sustain in traditional and online classrooms. In this study, a CNN-based solution is proposed to identify student attentiveness where the extent of the eye indicates their presence or absence. This...
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Design and Performance Analysis of Phase Change Material (PCM) Integrated HVAC System in Residential and Commercial Buildings of Bangladesh
Tanveer Razuan Badhon, Fardeen Sayed Ullash, Moontasir Bin Salim, Fahim Shahriar Saad, Ajmain Mahtab
Concrete exhibits low thermal conductivity due to its inherent material properties, enabling it to trap and retain heat for extended periods. Its high thermal mass and moderate specific heat capacity slow heat release, creating cooling challenges, particularly in urban areas of Bangladesh during summer....
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Development and Testing of a Locally Manufactured Forestation Robot for Enhanced Seeding Efficiency in Bangladesh
Avishek Chowdhury, Atia Ashrafy, Iltimas Wasek, Kaifa Samsad Shaan
Bangladesh’s deforestation and land degradation pose a threat to biodiversity, calling for automation to facilitate effective reforestation. The research introduces Seedobot, a smart, locally manufactured forestation robot to improve seeding efficiency through machine learning. Built with locally sourced...
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Experimental Analysis of Swirl Influence on Mean Flow Characteristics in Free Circular Jets
S. M. Mehady Hasan, Nafisa Ibnat Tasfee, Md. Soykot Tanvin Rudro, M. A. Taher Ali
In this study, a three-hole wedge-shaped yaw meter is used to measure the mean flow characteristics of a circular whirling jet with a diameter of 60 mm. Three nozzles one for free jet and one for whirling jets at five and ten degrees are utilized in this experiment. The nozzles are all 3-D printed from...
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Maintaining Lane Can Reduce The Waiting Time in A Road Intersection - A Simulation Study
Md. Khairul Basar, Zobayer Hasan, A. M. M. Mukaddes
Traffic congestion is now a major issue in Bangladesh. According to the World Traffic Index 2025 Bangladesh has ranked 4th in the traffic index among 246 countries in the world. Traffic congestion at manual-signalized intersections in big cities has increased due to the narrow width of the roads. Our...
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Exploring High-Entropy Alloys (HEAs): Theoretical Insights into Phase Stability and Mechanical Properties
Md. Abtahi Islam Fahim
High-entropy alloys (HEAs), an emerging class of advanced materials, are composed of multiple principal elements, offering remarkable properties such as superior mechanical strength, ductility, thermal stability, and corrosion resistance. HEAs challenge traditional material paradigms by leveraging high...
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Implementation of Lean Tools to Accelerate Performance in the RMG Industry: A Case Study
Mohammad Muhshin Aziz Khan, Towhid Arsalan, Kaniz Fatema, Md. Asadur Rahman, Md. Jahedul Alam
The ready-made garment (RMG) industry is vital for developing nations as it generates employment, attracts foreign investment, and boosts revenue. However, this industry suffers from inefficiencies due to significant waste generation. Numerous defects in products lead to quality degradation, increased...
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Numerical Flow Analysis of a Compound Notch Configuration: Combination of Inverted V-Notch with Semi-Circular Gate
Arafat Sarkar, Shakhawat Hossain
This study presents numerical modeling of a compound notch configuration integrating an Inverted V-notch and Semi-Circular Gate. Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations using FLOW-3D analyzed flow characteristics of conventional notch geometries, including rectangular and triangular notches. Validation...
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A Comprehensive Review on Recent Advances in the Implementation of Self-Healing Active Metal Alloys for Battery Electrodes
Hemal Naha, Md. Zahurul Islam, Shaadnan Bin Syed, Md. Mosharaf Hossain
The validation of energy storage devices requires each component to sustain performance under different circumstances. Many key elements of batteries are vulnerable to strain during charging and discharging cycles. Over time and with extensive use, they progressively lose their capacity to recharge fully....
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Designing a 70 MPa Type IV Hydrogen Storage Tank and Evaluation of Refueling Performance at Various Supply Temperatures
Mirza Samnar Walid, Anik Molla, Mirza Samzan Walid, Hasan Muhommod Robin
Hydrogen is a sustainable and eco-friendly energy carrier, but its widespread adoption in transportation depends on the advancement of storage solutions. This study focuses on designing a Type IV hydrogen storage tank and analyzing refueling performance at different supply temperatures (233 K, 253 K,...
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Incineration of Solid Waste: A Prospective Solution to Hydrogen Generation
Mst. Nusrat Akther, Nusrat Nawar Ahsan, Hasan Muhommod Robin, Mashrur Ahmed
The incineration of municipal solid waste (MSW) offers a dual benefit of waste management and hydrogen production. This study examines the feasibil-ity of waste-to-hydrogen (WtH) conversion in Dhaka, where MSW with a higher heating value of 0.18258 MJ/kg generates 148,872.53 MJ of thermal energy and...
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An overview of various methods for synthesizing MOFs for Waste Water Treatment: A comparative analysis
Fardin-Al-Rafin, Md. Shazu Ahamed Anik, Shahinul Alam, Samin Suhas, Zannatul Mim
Degradation of plastics forms micro plastics (MPs), which are one of the major water pollutants, offers substantial threat to ecology and health. Metal organic frameworks (MOF) have been considered as an emerging technology for waste water treatment (WWT), i.e., MPs because of adjustable and regular...
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Identification of Bioactive Volatile Components and Antioxidant Properties of Four Varieties of Black Tea Found in Bangladesh
Md. Zahidul Islam, Farzana Yasmin, Md. Rashedul Munim Khan, Md. Murad Hossain, Md. Amirul Islam Kazi, G. M. Masud Rana, Mst. Sarmina Yeasmin, Wahidu Zzaman
Tea is a widely consumed beverage with significant health benefits, influenced by its volatile and bioactive compounds. This study analyses the volatile profiles and bioactive components of four Bangladeshi clonal black tea varieties BT1, BT2, BT4, and TV23 using Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry...