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The first article of my master's thesis, ''Optimization of the boosted photocatalytic H2 production by rationally designated CdxZn1-xS/MoS2'', was published in the International Journal of Green Energy. I would like to thank very valuable assoc. prof. dr ?zge Kerkez Kuyumcu who contributed to my master degree process You can read it from the link https://lnkd.in/dn-jWi2R

It is an honor to inform you of the publication of the second article of a group work in "Journal of Green Energy Research and Innovation (JGERI)" entitled "Improving the Technical and Economic Indexes of Distribution Network by Three-Stage Enhanced Imperialist Competitive Algorithm".

Your article reached 600 reads Achieved on?November 6, 2024 Article:?An Enhanced Emulated Inertia Control for Grid-Connected PV Systems with HESS in a Weak Grid

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I am happy to share and congratulate my doctoral advisee, Dr. Shubham Tiwari (who has graduated in December 2023 and is working as a postdoctoral research fellow in IIASA, Viena), for his 4th International Journal publication from his doctoral dissertation in the journal ‘Sustainable Energy Technologies and Assessments (Elsevier)’ with Impact Factor 8.0. This work elaborates on the cooperation-based transactive energy management (C-TEM) for multi-carrier networked energy hubs (EHs). Transactive energy facilitates peer-to-peer energy exchange among the EHs and ensures dynamic energy balance to achieve economic and environmental benefits. Based on the cooperative theory, individual EHs collate to secure maximum profit, which is then fairly and stably allocated among the hubs. Hence, this research formulates an improved and updated payoff allocation mechanism that incorporates the special features (emission-free generation) of EHs to ensure the economic stability of the coalition. More details are available at the link https://lnkd.in/gjjg-3hX.

Download the free version of our article that reached 2,500 reads and 69 citations on ResearchGate: https://lnkd.in/ehQS3ex Article: The synergistic effects of hydrogen embrittlement and transient gas flow conditions on integrity assessment of a precracked steel pipeline, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, Vol. 45, Issue 35, 2020, Pages 18010-18020. The presence of cracks may provoke pipeline failure and hydrogen leakage. The auto-ignition of hydrogen leaks, although small, leads to a flame that is difficult to see. The latter makes such a phenomenon extremely dangerous as explosions became very likely to happen. This paper presents a reliable method that can be used to predict the acceptable defect to reduce risks caused by pipe failure due to hydrogen embrittlement. The presented model considers the synergistic effects of transient gas flow conditions in pipelines and hydrogen embrittlement of steel material due to pressurized hydrogen gas permeation. It highlights the importance of predicting and controlling transient flow phenomena. #hydrogenembrittlement #hydrogen #pipelines #oilandgas #energy #mechanicalemgineering #gas

??? [Book publication] #GeePs Laboratory researchers Simon Meunier and Lo?c Quéval, with Judith Cherni of Imperial College London, published a book, "Photovoltaic Pumping Systems for Domestic Sustainable Water Access in Off-Grid Areas", edited by Springer Nature Group. This book: ? Provides practical information for installing a #photovoltaic water pumping system in off-grid communities ?Develops original interdisciplinary approaches and models ?Integrates technological environmental and surveys data to promote actual #sustainable development ?? To get the book : https://bit.ly/4cSU3ym #photovoltaics #sustainability #solarenergy

????Pleased to share a new collaborative paper titled "Eco‐friendly approach to thermal energy storage: Assessing the thermal and chemical properties of coconut biochar‐enhanced phase change material," published in the “Energy Storage” Journal. This work, led by Dr Reji Kumar, assessed the thermophysical properties of the phase change materials by dispersing the coconut shell-derived particles for efficient thermal energy storage. This project was collaborative work with international collaborators whose insights and expertise were crucial??????!. Read the full study here: https://lnkd.in/eUJiWeN3

Hope you can join! If not in person, there's a virtual option. Learn more about the role of removals to counterbalance residual emissions as we progress along the path to net zero! University of Pennsylvania

Hey Everyone, I presented a paper titled "Green Energy: Electricity From Plants" in the 14th International Conference of Science and Innovative Engineering(ICSIE) 2024 at Prince Dr. K. Vasudevan College of Engineering and Technology.