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Online since: July 2015
Authors: Nurazim Ibrahim, Hamidi Abdul Aziz, Mohd Suffian Yusoff
            
                State water authorities are responsible for monitoring water intake by treatment plants.
In-situ parameters (pH, DO, and TDS) were analyzed using YSI Professional Plus Multi-parameter instrument.
Hence, a suitable water treatment system is required to treat the water.
Considering that the values are outside the drinking water standard, the water can be considered low-quality drinking water [11].
Conclusions This study highlighted the importance of river water physico-chemical characteristics in determining the quality of river water as a drinking water source.
            
    In-situ parameters (pH, DO, and TDS) were analyzed using YSI Professional Plus Multi-parameter instrument.
Hence, a suitable water treatment system is required to treat the water.
Considering that the values are outside the drinking water standard, the water can be considered low-quality drinking water [11].
Conclusions This study highlighted the importance of river water physico-chemical characteristics in determining the quality of river water as a drinking water source.
Online since: December 2014
Authors: Jun Guan, Shu Qin Chen, Natasa Nord
            
                Even though energy efficiency at university campuses has already aroused high attention from university administrators and professionals during recent years, this topic is still not widely admitted [2-4].
The campus is supplied with three main energy resources: 1) heating for space heating and domestic hot water, 2) electricity, and 3) fresh water.
Roturier: Analysis of electricity and water end-uses in university campuses: case-study of the University of Bordeaux in the framework of the Ecocampus European Collaboration.
            
    The campus is supplied with three main energy resources: 1) heating for space heating and domestic hot water, 2) electricity, and 3) fresh water.
Roturier: Analysis of electricity and water end-uses in university campuses: case-study of the University of Bordeaux in the framework of the Ecocampus European Collaboration.
        Developing a Physically Cross-Linked Hydroxyethyl Cellulose Hydrogel for Wound Dressing Applications
    
    Online since: March 2019
Authors: Girro Jonn Rigor, Jamico Jamlang, Mica Therese Marañon, Terence Tumolva
            
                The water uptake was calculated using Equation 1 [12, 15]
Water uptake of HEC hydrogel samples with respect to time.
This result validates its determined water uptake capability.
References [1] United States Navy: Hospital Corpsman (Naval Education and Training – Professional Development and Technology Center, Florida 2003)
[5] Wound Care: A Collaborative Practice Manual for Health Professionals, edited by C.
            
    Water uptake of HEC hydrogel samples with respect to time.
This result validates its determined water uptake capability.
References [1] United States Navy: Hospital Corpsman (Naval Education and Training – Professional Development and Technology Center, Florida 2003)
[5] Wound Care: A Collaborative Practice Manual for Health Professionals, edited by C.
Online since: September 2013
Authors: E. Steve Adewole, M.C. Ogbue
            
                Theoretical Investigation of Factors Affecting Water Breakthrough Time in a Horizontal Well Subject to Bottom Water Drive
 
M.C.
This theoretical research is aimed at solving for time water will breakthrough a horizontal well placed in bottom-water reservoir.
When there is large difference between viscosity of water and viscosity of oil, mobility of water is discouraged[10].
Water break through is earlier for wider radius.
D.: “Advanced Reservoir Engineering,” Gulf Professional Publishing
            
    This theoretical research is aimed at solving for time water will breakthrough a horizontal well placed in bottom-water reservoir.
When there is large difference between viscosity of water and viscosity of oil, mobility of water is discouraged[10].
Water break through is earlier for wider radius.
D.: “Advanced Reservoir Engineering,” Gulf Professional Publishing
Online since: January 2015
Authors: Florian Nepravishta, Andrea Maliqari, Ani Cuedari
            
                This descriptive and analytical work can serve to Albania's professionals on decision-making, but also to other cities of similar scale and nature of development as Tirana.
In the last decades in many developed countries have been undertaken many initiatives for the development of urban areas that are confined by water.
So, water was not the most important factor in the foundation of the city, but it was one of the natural resources affecting the growth of its early settlements and melding its future.
The Strategy and Design Approach of the Tirana River Park The main strategies to achieve Tirana River Park are: understanding the river flows and water levels, identifying preferred river profiles, defining edge conditions and levels to manage water flows, identifying phases that can be implemented now, raising awareness, interest and sense of ownership.
These interventions will be formulated by a collective agglomeration of a public function building, a public/green space, a bus stop, a rubbish collection point and a marker which may be a water tower, a communication mast, or a public art installation.
            
    In the last decades in many developed countries have been undertaken many initiatives for the development of urban areas that are confined by water.
So, water was not the most important factor in the foundation of the city, but it was one of the natural resources affecting the growth of its early settlements and melding its future.
The Strategy and Design Approach of the Tirana River Park The main strategies to achieve Tirana River Park are: understanding the river flows and water levels, identifying preferred river profiles, defining edge conditions and levels to manage water flows, identifying phases that can be implemented now, raising awareness, interest and sense of ownership.
These interventions will be formulated by a collective agglomeration of a public function building, a public/green space, a bus stop, a rubbish collection point and a marker which may be a water tower, a communication mast, or a public art installation.
Online since: May 2012
Authors: Wen Xue He, Cha Qing Li
            
                Three Systems of Protection and Management about Waters Resource
Wenxue He 1, a, Chaqing Li 2,b 
1 Zhejiang Water Conservancy and Hydropower College, Hangzhou, China
2 Zhejiang Water Conservancy and Hydropower College, Hangzhou, China
ahewx@zjwchc.com, blichqe@zjwchc.com
Keywords: waters resource, waters protection, waters management, system construction.
"The People's Republic of China Water Law" (in 2002) for the first time keep abreast of “the water resources, the waters and the water project protection”, and has fully explained the waters resources conservation importance.
The main features of the waters resources investigation is a big workload, involving a wide profession, a high technical requirement, so the survey tasks should be completed by the specialized agencies and high-quality professional and technical personnel, but should not be implemented by the relevant government departments, because their technical level and work functions is impossible to meet the requirements of the waters resource investigation.
For example, “land for the waters and the water resources facilities” has been included in the investigation category during the 2nd national land survey, the nationwide water survey has also included the waters resources investigation, between both has the intersection, but also has the null set.
Journal of Jiangsu water conservancy, 2008,(9): p.8~11.
            
    "The People's Republic of China Water Law" (in 2002) for the first time keep abreast of “the water resources, the waters and the water project protection”, and has fully explained the waters resources conservation importance.
The main features of the waters resources investigation is a big workload, involving a wide profession, a high technical requirement, so the survey tasks should be completed by the specialized agencies and high-quality professional and technical personnel, but should not be implemented by the relevant government departments, because their technical level and work functions is impossible to meet the requirements of the waters resource investigation.
For example, “land for the waters and the water resources facilities” has been included in the investigation category during the 2nd national land survey, the nationwide water survey has also included the waters resources investigation, between both has the intersection, but also has the null set.
Journal of Jiangsu water conservancy, 2008,(9): p.8~11.
Online since: October 2012
Authors: Xiao Hong Xiong
            
                In 2009, the State Council, in the Suggestions on Speeding Up the Development of Tourism, clearly proposed that it was highly necessary to greatly promote the integration development of tourism with culture, sports, agriculture, industry, forestry, commercial, water conservancy, geology, marine, environmental protection, meteorology and other related industries.
Professional Personnel Needs Quality Improvement In the development of leisure agriculture, the overall quality of management personnel and ordinary service personnel is low, imposing restricts on the innovation development of leisure agriculture.
Second, the supports provided for the original planning professional personnel of leisure agricultural products and experiential activities are obviously insufficient.
Second, it is necessary to strengthen the construction of professional technical team.
            
    Professional Personnel Needs Quality Improvement In the development of leisure agriculture, the overall quality of management personnel and ordinary service personnel is low, imposing restricts on the innovation development of leisure agriculture.
Second, the supports provided for the original planning professional personnel of leisure agricultural products and experiential activities are obviously insufficient.
Second, it is necessary to strengthen the construction of professional technical team.
Online since: April 2014
Authors: Kang Guk Lee, Su Deok Shon, Seung Jae Lee
            
                LEED evaluates five categories with a total of 100 points, namely sustainable sites (SS), water efficiency (WE), energy and atmosphere (EA), materials and resources (MR), and indoor environmental quality (IEQ), as well as two categories, namely innovation in design (ID) and regional priority (RP), and totals the scores.
In 2008, GBCI (Green Building Certification Institute) was established to transfer the accredited and professional (AP) and administrative functions to it, and LEED began to be operated based on the two functions of research and managing the system.
Lastly, such calculated ratios are multiplied by the weighting presented for the individual professional categories, and the results are totaled, becoming the final allotted score.
Third, South Korea’s GBCS involves multiplying ratios by the weighting assigned to the individual professional categories, totaling the scores, and determining the final allocated score.
            
    In 2008, GBCI (Green Building Certification Institute) was established to transfer the accredited and professional (AP) and administrative functions to it, and LEED began to be operated based on the two functions of research and managing the system.
Lastly, such calculated ratios are multiplied by the weighting presented for the individual professional categories, and the results are totaled, becoming the final allotted score.
Third, South Korea’s GBCS involves multiplying ratios by the weighting assigned to the individual professional categories, totaling the scores, and determining the final allocated score.
Online since: October 2014
Authors: Ting Qiang Tang
            
                A professional landscape designer uses all these beneficiary parties to realize maximal comprehensive benefits.
Ever since the 1960s, study on landscape evaluation gradually develops into four sections, professional, psychophysics, recognition and experience.
Liu binyi points out that landscape evaluation theory is consisted of Garden artistic conception, style, sight, scene, garden state, water and mountain, view and sceneries.
Wu chucai formulates the Chinese forest park classification standards by theories of the professional school.
            
    Ever since the 1960s, study on landscape evaluation gradually develops into four sections, professional, psychophysics, recognition and experience.
Liu binyi points out that landscape evaluation theory is consisted of Garden artistic conception, style, sight, scene, garden state, water and mountain, view and sceneries.
Wu chucai formulates the Chinese forest park classification standards by theories of the professional school.
Online since: February 2012
Authors: Chao Lv, Xiao Hong Pan
            
                Many domestic and foreign experts with professional simulation software simulate the process of ISBM to study the thickness and the relationship between process conditions during the past several decades [1-6].
Even a few factories use simulation technology to optimize the process, but there are many obstacles because of the complexity of professional simulation software whose experimental data which is difficult to measure, and not closely linked with shop floor operations。
Implementation of the system helps designer not to use complex professional FEM software.
Then we need to analyze the correlation between parameters such as stretch rate, preform preheat temperature, blowing pressure, delay time, etc. and wall thickness to guide the workshop operations, for an example, the influence of the temperature of the mold cooling water on operation.
            
    Even a few factories use simulation technology to optimize the process, but there are many obstacles because of the complexity of professional simulation software whose experimental data which is difficult to measure, and not closely linked with shop floor operations。
Implementation of the system helps designer not to use complex professional FEM software.
Then we need to analyze the correlation between parameters such as stretch rate, preform preheat temperature, blowing pressure, delay time, etc. and wall thickness to guide the workshop operations, for an example, the influence of the temperature of the mold cooling water on operation.