In-wheel SR Motor to Reduce Fuel Costs of Large Scale Trailers

A Novel Diesel Fuel Additive to Improve Fuel Properties and to Reduce Emissions

Global air pollution is a serious threat caused by excessive use of fossil fuels for transportation. Despite the fact that diesel fuel is a big environmental pollutant as it contains different hydrocarbons, sulphur and crude oil residues, it is yet regarded as a highly critical fuel due to its wide applications. Nowadays, biodiesel as a renewable additive is blended with diesel fuel to achie...

Hyperstructure Maintenance Costs in Large-scale Wikis

Wiki systems have developed over the past years as lightweight, community-editable, web-based hypertext systems. With the emergence of Semantic Wikis, these collections of interlinked documents have also gained a dual role as adhoc RDF [8] graphs. However, their roots lie at the limited hypertext capabilities of the World Wide Web [1]: embedded links, without support for composite objects or tr...

Mapping Sr/Sr variations in bedrock and water for large scale provenance studies

Electronic Control of Motor Axles of Forestry Trailers

Timber transport in the forest is a very complex operation, and expensive from an energy point of view. Furthermore, in some cases, this operation can be very difficult and dangerous in unfavorable conditions of the road surface, which mainly occur in winter (frozen ground) and in spring (muddy ground). The goal of this study was to develop an innovative transmission hydraulic control system fo...

The Expansion of Economic Order Quantity Model to Reduce the Costs of Internet Recruitment Innovative Technologies in cities

In this paper, an economic decisions-making model based on mathematics in order to optimize the costs of investment in accordance with innovative technology of human resources recruitment introduced and in the next section, the economic impact of the Internet recruitment technologies has been examined.  In order to fulfill these demands classic economic order quantity model of have developed as...