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Volume number
27
Publication year
2025

Water quality prediction and classification using Attention based Deep Differential RecurFlowNet with Logistic Giant Armadillo Optimization

by Venkatraman M. Surendran R. Senduru S. Vijayakumar K.

Water Quality

Water quality prediction and classification plays a crucial role in ecosystem sustainability, agriculture, aquaculture and environmental monitoring. The nonlinearity and nonstationarity of water quality are challenging for traditional prediction techniques to adequately capture. The rapid...

water quality Index Feature selection +5 more

Sustainable Development in Reservoir Sedimentation Load Estimation from Statistical Analysis of Datasets to Deep Learning Algorithms

by Subramaniyan U. Rengasamy I. Chellappa R.S.R.

Environmental data analysis and modelling

The process of sedimentation in reservoirs is an important issue that must be addressed for effective water resource management. Traditional methods for predicting sedimentation are complex and require extensive data inputs. In this study, we innovate by integrating four distinct neural network...

Sedimentation Reservoir +4 more

Sustainable Utilization of Calcined Granite Powder as Partial Replacement for Cement in Concrete Mixtures: A Mechanical and Environmental Assessment

by Dandu P. Gattu R.R. Cheela R.S.

Solid Waste Management

The escalating environmental concerns associated with cement production have prompted to explore alternative materials for partial replacement, aiming to reduce the carbon footprint of the construction industry. This research investigates the incorporation of calcined granite powder, a byproduct of...

Cement Granite Powder +4 more

Assessment on slag based geopolymer concrete blended with industrial waste using different ratios of alkaline liquid to binder and NaOH/Na2SiO3

by Kavipriya S. Iniya M.G.P. Sasivarman B.

Ecology, environmental change and management

At recent days, the rapid rate of increase in population and industrial growth generates enormous volume of waste products that creates environmental and health hazards. The production of cement is one of the key factors in liberation of CO 2 gases in atmosphere . The utilization of waste products...

Geopolymer concrete Greenhouse emission +5 more

Exploring the harmful textile and pharmaceutical industries pollutant degradation mechanism and biological applications of MgO – SiO2 nanocomposite for environmental sustainability

by Byeon H. Shalom N. Krishna A.R. Rajendran M. Priyadarshini M. Tonk A. Sunil J.

Chemicals in the environment

This article represents the photocatalytic activity of harmful pollutants from textile and pharmaceutical industries and compares the photocatalytic efficiency between pure MgO and MgO – SiO 2 nanocomposite. The MgO NPs are synthesized using hydrothermal synthesis, in which the extract from Nerium...

Textile industries pharmaceutical industries +3 more

Performance evaluation of drying shrinkage and durability in pavement quality concrete with recycled aggregate, ggbs and I-crete

by Chittibabu B. Durga Rani K.

Solid Waste Management

The study examines replacement of natural aggregates (NA) with Recycled Aggregate (RA) in Pavement Quality Concrete (PQC) M40 grade (M1) with 25%, 50%, 75% and 100% RA replacing NA in M2, M3. , M4 and M5 mixes. The compressive strength decreases with higher RA, but all mixes reach the target...

Solid waste Drying shrinkage +6 more

Innovative Strategies for Tannery Wastewater Remediation with Sequential batch reactor and phycoremediation

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Water and wastewater reuse

This research assessed the performance of combining Sequential Batch Reactor (SBR) and phycoremediation method used for tanning effluent. The SBR system obtained high removal efficiencies with Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) is reduced by 85%, Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD) is reduced by 80% as well as...

Tannery wastewater Phycoremediation +2 more

Fossil fuel emission prediction system using multiple kernel gaussian process

by Deborah S, A. Sivanaiah R. Rajendram S.M. Mirnalinee T.

Environmental data analysis and modelling

According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency, 81% of greenhouse gas emission is due to Carbon-dioxide. When fossil fuels, solid waste, trees, and wood products are burnt, Carbon-dioxide emission occurs. The concentration of Carbon-dioxide in the atmosphere is reduced when it is...

Fossil fuel CO2 Emission +6 more