Author:Engelbrecht, AD; Everson, RC; Neomagus, HWPJ; North, Brian CDate:May 2010An investigation was undertaken to ascertain the suitability of four selected low grade, South African coals for gasification in a bubbling fluidized bed for production of synthesis gas and for the development of integrated gasification ...Read more
Author:Kershaw, JRDate:1977The use of fluorescence spectroscopy as a qualitative analytical technique for the analysis of polyaromatic hydrocarbons in coal-derived liquids is reported.Read more
Author:Copeman, JH; Von Wolff, WTEDate:1968The present study was undertaken to establish to what extent the method could be applied to analysis of coal ashes.Read more
Author:Makhado, R; Bologo, T; Knight, RDate:May 2006This paper presents an overview of a report on an investigation on the use of cheap wood ash as an effective means of removing excess fluoride from drinking water used by an impoverished rural community of the Didi village in Limpopo province.Read more
Author:Palaniyandy, Nithyadharseni; Nkosi, Funeka P; Raju, Kumar; Ozoemena, KIDate:Apr 2018A facile synthesis of fluorinated Mn3O4 nano-spheres (F-Mn3O4) from low-cost electrolytic manganese dioxide (EMD) at different temperatures and times has been reported. While the as-prepared materials are micron-sized (>200 nm) and the ...Read more
Author:Cele, Zamani ED; Somboro, AM; Amoako, DG; Ndlandla, Lindokuhle F; Balogun, Mohammed ODate:Nov 2020Chitosan has become an established platform biopolymer with applications in biomedical engineering, nanomedicine, and the development of new materials with improved solubility, antimicrobial activity, and low toxicity. In this study, a series ...Read more
Author:Maliage, M; Roos, THDate:May 2012The purpose of this paper is to validate SolTrace for concentrating solar investigations at CSIR by means of a test case: the comparison of the flux distribution in the focal spot of a 1.25 m2 target aligned heliostat predicted by the ray ...Read more
Author:Zoorob, SE; Mturi, George AJ; Sangiorgi, C; Dinis-Almeida, M; Habib, NZDate:Jan 2018he concept of temperature shift factor (aT) as defined by Doolittle, relating the free volume of a viscoelastic material at the current and reference states is briefly examined together with the resultant William-Landel-Ferry equation. This ...Read more
Author:Van der Walt, GHJ; Van Rensburg, NJJDate:May 1985Different cotton fabrics, ranging from 91 to 330 g/m, were foam-dyed on a laboratory scale FFT machine using various reactive dyes.Read more
Author:Banerjee, F; Ray, Suprakas SDate:Aug 2020Foaming of thermoplastics is an area of significant research interest. The substitution of any solid polymer with its foamed counterparts not only results in the lowering of material and fuel consumption but also enhances the scope of tailoring ...Read more
Author:Smith, RDate:Nov 2015The main purpose of the extended project is to identify and investigate the aspects that will encourage elderly women in rural areas to use the ICT platform, and to determine what the physical design, content and applications should look like ...Read more
Author:Ndwe, TJ; Dlodlo, ME; Kuun, C; Sharma, AditiDate:2008The OpenPhone system is a health information system that is developed to cater for the information needs of caregivers who are caring for HIV/AIDS infected children in Botswana, southern Africa. The system is accessible via an Interactive ...Read more
Author:Godfrey, Linda KDate:Aug 2007Acid mine drainage (AMD) is formed when the mineral pyrite comes into contact with
oxygen and water, producing elevated sulphate, metal and acidity concentrations. Biological sulphate removal technology can be used to treat AMD, using cost ...Read more
Author:Godfrey, Linda KDate:Aug 2007A healthy population is seen as an important precondition for economic growth and competitiveness. Research into environmental health is therefore concerned with understanding the exposure and magnitude of impact on humans from environmental ...Read more
Author:Greben, HDate:Aug 2007Acid mine drainage (AMD) is a common result of mining activities caused by bacterial oxidation of sulphide minerals (pyrite) that results in sulphate rich waste water. AMD can be treated biologically in the presence of sulphate reducing ...Read more
Author:Godfrey, Linda KDate:Aug 2007Research into integrated waste management is undertaken in view of the impact of increasing populations and a strong national focus on industrial, agricultural and urban growth that is likely to result in the increase of human induced pressures ...Read more
Author:Steyn, MaronelDate:Aug 2007Lack of access to proper water, improved sanitation and hygiene, is the main risk factor attributable to diarrhoeal-related disease in the country. Of the 48 million people in South Africa, approximately 3.3 million people still lack access ...Read more