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    Assessment of the impact of chemical pollution of ferrous metallurgy enterprises on forests using satellite photographs

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    The considered operating ferrous metallurgy enterprise uses three different technological modes of steel smelting, each of which is characterized by an individual composition of the ingredients of chemical pollutant emissions into the atmosphere affecting the state of the forest areas around this enterprise. Based on the decoding of satellite pixel photographs of forest areas, the technological mode with the least impact on forest areas was determined. It corresponds to the condition of the minimum area of ecological zones around the ferrous metallurgy enterprise. The authors propose an assessment of the impact of chemical pollution of ferrous metallurgy enterprises on forests in the form of areas of ecological zones of the state of forest vegetation and the volume of biomass in its various parts. The mosaic of ecological zones of forest areas is determined from their satellite pixel photographs using an original algorithm of "controlled cluster analysis". The main recommendation for ferrous metallurgy enterprises to choose one of several alternative technological modes is as follows: the choice of technological mode should be based on a comparison of sizes of the areas of ecological zones. In this case, the technological mode with the smallest dimensions of the area is selected. Assessment of the damage caused by the chemical pollution of the plant to forest areas was determined by the area of ecological zones and the volume of biomass loss in forest areas in comparison with the background areas. The boundaries of ecological zones can be determined according to the "dose-effect" dependencies typical for the considered region

    Sharp Lower Bounds for the Dimension of the Global Attractor of the Sabra Shell Model of Turbulence

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    In this work we derive a lower bounds for the Hausdorff and fractal dimensions of the global attractor of the Sabra shell model of turbulence in different regimes of parameters. We show that for a particular choice of the forcing and for sufficiently small viscosity term ν\nu, the Sabra shell model has a global attractor of large Hausdorff and fractal dimensions proportional to logλν1\log_\lambda \nu^{-1} for all values of the governing parameter ϵ\epsilon, except for ϵ=1\epsilon=1. The obtained lower bounds are sharp, matching the upper bounds for the dimension of the global attractor obtained in our previous work. Moreover, we show different scenarios of the transition to chaos for different parameters regime and for specific forcing. In the ``three-dimensional'' regime of parameters this scenario changes when the parameter ϵ\epsilon becomes sufficiently close to 0 or to 1. We also show that in the ``two-dimensional'' regime of parameters for a certain non-zero forcing term the long-time dynamics of the model becomes trivial for any value of the viscosity

    Dispersive stabilization of the inverse cascade for the Kolmogorov flow

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    It is shown by perturbation techniques and numerical simulations that the inverse cascade of kink-antikink annihilations, characteristic of the Kolmogorov flow in the slightly supercritical Reynolds number regime, is halted by the dispersive action of Rossby waves in the beta-plane approximation. For beta tending to zero, the largest excited scale is proportional to the logarithm of one over beta and differs strongly from what is predicted by standard dimensional phenomenology which ignores depletion of nonlinearity.Comment: 4 pages, LATEX, 3 figures. v3: revised version with minor correction

    Experimental Investigation on the Drying of Loosely-Packed and Heterogeneous Municipal Solid Waste

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    In this paper, experimental investigation on convective drying of mixed municipal solid wastes was conducted. The aim of this study was to determine the effect of temperature, change in composition and particle size on the overall drying rate coefficient and mass transfer coefficient. Particle size of the samples was determined and mass losses recorded with time when the samples were dried using convective dryer. Mass losses were used to determine moisture content, drying rate coefficient and mass transfer coefficient. Experimental results showing the effect of temperature, changes in the composition of organic waste and particle size were presented

    ЭФФЕКТИВНЫЙ РЕИНЖИНИРИНГ БИЗНЕС-ПРОЦЕССОВ НА ХЛЕБОПЕКАРНЫЕ ПРЕДПРИЯТИЯ

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    In the article are considered the main reasons to hold the effective business processes reengineering on the bakery enterprises; are suggested method of business processes reengineering advisability estimation, method of irrational business processes detection, method of effectiveness estimation of business processes reengineering on the bakery enterprises.В статье рассматриваются основные причины для проведения эффективной реинжиниринг бизнес-процессов на предприятиях хлебопекарной; Предложены метод оценки целесообразности реинжиниринга бизнес-процессов, метод иррационального бизнес-процессов обнаружения, метод оценки эффективности бизнес-процессов реинжиниринга на хлебопекарные предприятия

    Systematical analysis of chemical methods in metal nanoparticles synthesis

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    We propose a short review paper on the mainly adopted techniques for the production of metal nanoparticles in industrial and laboratory scale. The methods are grouped according to the wellknown classification in bottom-up and top-down schemes, with a particular emphasis on the operating conditions specifically adopted. Namely, some aspects concerning the experimental setup, the choice of precursors and reactants and the relevant technical advantages/limitations of the methods are discussed and compared in light of the most recent issues in matter of metal nanoparticles synthesis
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