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Experimental investigation of innovative active packaging biofilms using electrical impedance spectroscopy

This work explores a novel simple technique to investigate the shelf life of fruit using Electrical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS). EIS is a non-destructive analysis that focuses on studying the electrical impedance variations during ripening of fruit. The purpose of this study is the use of a biodegradable natural plastic packaging for extending fruit and vegetable shelf life. Polyethylene Terephthalate is currently used for food packaging such vegetables, fruit and meat. It is a tough and flexible plastic material with high impact strength, but it has the disadvantages of synthetic plastics
Circuit Theory and Applications
Agriculture and Crops

Supervised fuzzy C-means techniques to solve the capacitated vehicle routing problem

Fuzzy C-Means (FCM) clustering technique is among the most effective partitional clustering algorithms available in the literature. The Capacitated Vehicle Routing Problem (CVRP) is an important industrial logistics and managerial NP-hard problem. Cluster-First Route-Second Method (CFRS) is one of the efficient techniques used to solve CVRP. In CFRS technique, customers are first divided into clusters in the first phase, then each cluster is solved independently as a Traveling Salesman Problem (TSP) in the second phase. This research is concerned with the clustering phase of CFRS, and TSP is
Artificial Intelligence
Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Competitiveness

Improving Productivity of A Production Line in Perfumes Industry in Egypt Using Lean Manufacturing Methodology

This study presents proposed solutions for increasing the productivity of a production line in the perfumes industry in Egypt using lean manufacturing methodology. Enhancing efficiency is a major significant objective to consider in a typical manufacturing firm to improve the overall performance. Increasing productivity is achieved through applying an extensive lean program implementing appropriate lean tools to solve problems identified as wastage in materials and activities as well as bottlenecks increasing lead time. Information of current problems and gaps are gathered through visits and

Mechanical Design
Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Competitiveness

Improvement of structural efficiency in metals by the control of topological arrangements in ultrafine and coarse grains

Improvement of structural efficiency in various materials is critically important for sustainable society development and the efficient use of natural resources. Recently, a lot of attention in science and engineering has been attracted to heterogeneous-structure materials because of high structural efficiency. However, strategies for the efficient design of heterogenous structures are still in their infancy therefore demanding extensive exploration. In this work, two-dimensional finite-element models for pure nickel with bimodal distributions of grain sizes having ‘harmonic’ and ‘random’

Energy and Water
Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Competitiveness
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Dr. Ahmed M. Abdel Khalek

Assistant Professor

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Prof. Emad Bakhoum

Professor

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Prof. Sherif AbdelSalam

Program Director of Civil and Construction Engineering (CCE)

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Dr. Ethar A. Abdel Salam

Assistant Professor

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Dr. Mohamed Mahmoud

Assistant Professor

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Dr. Sherif A. Elatriby

Assistant Professor