Heavy-Metal Adsorption: Modelling and Simulation
Anil Dlamini
Corresponding
The University of Manchester
Jing Mehta
The University of New South Wales
Minho Sharma
Shahjalal University of Science and Technology
Abstract
The high cost and low efficiency of existing solutions have motivated renewed study of heavy-metal adsorption in building energy efficiency. The performance of the proposed scheme was benchmarked against several conventional techniques using fast Fourier transform analysis. The measured efficiency reached up to 27% under the optimal operating conditions. The demonstrated improvements have direct and immediate relevance to sustainable resource management in the region.
Keywords:
heavy-metal adsorptionfast Fourier transform analysismicrostrip antennastructural health monitoringcorrosionmodel predictive control
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