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Anaerobic digestion of energy crop (cassava)
(2019)Global energy demand is on the rise due to continuous increases in population, economic growth, and energy usage. Methane production through anaerobic digestion of organic materials provides a resourceful carrier of ... -
The analysis of connected back to back mechanically stabilised earth walls.
(2019)Back to back mechanically stabilised earth walls (MSEW’s) are designed independently as there is a lack of design guidance in the British Standard - Code of practice for strengthened/reinforced soils and other fills ... -
Investigation of the structural response of the groot Olifants River bridge to seismic excitation.
(2019)South African freight railway owner (Transnet fright rail) has over 5000 bridges servicing its railway network. Majority of those bridges are deemed to have exceeded their proposed design lives and cannot support the ... -
Courts’ treatment of depression in the workplace: incapacity, poor performance, misconduct and disability.
(2019)No abstract available. -
Development of a sustainable evolutionary-inspired artificial intelligent system for municipal water demand modelling.
(2020)This study presents the development of a differential evolution (DE)-inspired artificial neural network (ANN) that incorporates climate and socioeconomic information for a more accurate and reliable water ...
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