A Review on Energy Efficiency in Three Transportation Sectors: Railways, Electrical Vehicles and Marine

An Analysis Of Energy Consumption In Transportation And Industrial Sectors- A Multiplicative LMDI Approach With Application To Iran

A review on electrical burn and its complications: review article

Although electrical energy is one of the best and cleanest energy sources, the proper protection and utilization of it, always and everywhere is problematic. One of the most important problems is electric shock and the dangers that can sometimes be lost in the lives of people. When a body or part of it is completely located in a strong power supply field or a contact with a device that is conne...

A Comparative Review of Global Transportation Energy Outlook

In 2010, the global transport sector consumed about 2,200 million tons of oil equivalent. About 96% of this amount came from oil. It shows that more than 60% of the oil consumed globally goes to the transportation sector. Road transport accounts for the bulk of the transportation energy consumption. The light-duty vehicles (LDVs), including light trucks, light commercial vehicles, and minibuses...

Efficient Vehicles Versus Efficient Transportation Comparing Transportation Energy Conservation Strategies

This paper compares four transportation energy conservation strategies using a comprehensive evaluation framework that takes into account how each strategy affects annual vehicle travel, and therefore mileage-related impacts such as traffic congestion, road and parking facility costs, and crashes. These mileage-related impacts tend to be large in magnitude compared with energy conservation bene...

The Electricity and Transportation Infrastructure Convergence Using Electrical Vehicles

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