Researchers from the Indian Institute of Petroleum and Engineering (IIPE) describe how ‘Taguchi methods’ can be used to identify the optimal conditions to produce smooth, strong, and lightweight metallic aircraft components.
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Researchers from the Indian Institute of Petroleum and Engineering (IIPE) describe how ‘Taguchi methods’ can be used to identify the optimal conditions to produce smooth, strong, and lightweight metallic aircraft components.
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Researchers from the Indian Institute of Petroleum and Engineering (IIPE) describe how ‘Taguchi methods’ can be used to identify the optimal conditions to produce smooth, strong, and lightweight metallic aircraft components.
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Using low-temperature plasma discharge for the surface modification of cellulose nitrate membranes used in water treatment can extend the life of these membranes and reduce ‘fouling,’ shows the research.
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Researchers from the Indian Institute of Petroleum and Energy (IIPE) have developed catalytic materials from eggshells and seashells for energy production, and carbon nano-onions from waste frying oil for wastewater treatment …
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Researchers evaluate the carbon emissions and energy demand of four coastal states and investigate the green hydrogen storage potential of the Cauvery and Krishna–Godavari river basins.
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A new cobalt-doped manganese oxide catalyst for hydrogen evolution offers a way forward for efficient, stable, and large-scale hydrogen energy production
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