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A simulation optimization approach to un-paced assembly line balancing problem-II with additional reworking issue
, Article 2011 4th International Conference on Modeling, Simulation and Applied Optimization, ICMSAO 2011, 19 April 2011 through 21 April 2011 ; April , 2011 , Page(s): 1 - 6 ; 9781457700057 (ISBN) ; Bahalke, U ; Dolatkhahi, K ; Yolmeh, A. M ; Sharif University of Technology
2011
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This paper investigates the problem of assembly line balancing problem, in which the products in the production line may undergo to be reworked on the current task. Since the real manufacturing systems deal with the stochastic nature of the items in production lines, this paper considers the simple assembly line balancing problem type 2 (SALBP-II) under the conditions of stochastic processing time of tasks and the element of reworking system. Exposing to the stochastic conditions encouraged us to handle the problem via simulation optimization procedure, which uses the well known genetic algorithm as an optimization tool. Results show the adaptation and effectiveness of GA to considered...
Solvent-free three-component condensation reaction of aromatic ketones with aliphatic amines and formaldehyde
, Article Journal of Chemical Research - Part S ; Issue 8 , 2000 , Pages 380-381 ; 03082342 (ISSN) ; Saidi, M. R ; Sharifi, A ; Noushabadi, M ; Bolourtchian, M ; Sharif University of Technology
Scientific Reviews Ltd
2000
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A solvent-free procedure for the synthesis of several 1-aryl-2-(dialkylaminomethyl)-prop-2-en-1-ones 3 (a-e) and 4 (a-e) is reported. Reaction of arylmethyl ketones with formaldehyde and dialkylamines, such as diethyl- or dibutylamines at room temperature in silica gel produce 3 and 4 with moderate yields
Optimal apogee burn time for low thrust spinning satellite in low altitude
, Article European Journal of Operational Research ; Volume 222, Issue 2 , 2012 , Pages 386-391 ; 03772217 (ISSN) ; Assadian, N ; Sharif University of Technology
2012
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In this study, the optimal burn time for low-thrust impulsive propulsion systems is investigated to raise the perigee altitude of a low-Earth orbit. The maneuver is done using spin-stabilized attitude control and impulsive thrusting system for a time interval centered about apogee point. On the one hand, the low value of the thrust level causes more burn time needed to accomplish the transfer. This, in turn, will cause more thrust loss due to the deviation between the thrust axis (spin axis) and the velocity vector of the satellite. On the other hand, for small thrust duration, the transfer needs more revolutions around the Earth and more travel in lower altitudes with dense atmosphere and...
A neuro-optimal approach for thrust-insensitive trajectory planning
, Article Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology ; Volume 81, Issue 3 , 2009 , Pages 212-220 ; 00022667 (ISSN) ; Pazooki, F ; Noushabadi, F ; Sharif University of Technology
2009
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Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to devise a new approach to synthesize closed-loop feedback guidance law for online thrust- insensitive optimal trajectory generation utilizing neural networks. Design/methodology/approach - The proposed methodology utilizes an open- loop variational formulation that initially determines optimal launch/ ascent trajectories for various scenarios of known uncertainties in the thrust profile of typical solid propellant engines. These open-loop optimized trajectories will then provide the knowledge base needed for the subsequent training of a neural network. The trained network could eventually produce thrust-insensitive closed-loop optimal guidance laws...
Estimation of higher heating values (HHVs) of biomass fuels based on ultimate analysis using machine learning techniques and improved equation
, Article Renewable Energy ; Volume 179 , 2021 , Pages 550-562 ; 09601481 (ISSN) ; Dashti, A ; Ahmadijokani, F ; Hu, J ; Mohammadi, A. H ; Sharif University of Technology
Elsevier Ltd
2021
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To have a sustainable economy and environment, several countries have widely inclined to the utilization of non-fossil fuels like biomass fuels to produce heat and electricity. The advantage of employing biomass for combustion is emerging as a potential renewable energy, which is regarded as a cheap fuel. Chemical constituents or elements are essential properties in biomass applications, which would be costly and labor-intensive to experimentally estimate them. One of the criteria to evaluate the energy of biomass from an economic perspective is the higher heating value (HHV). In the present work, we have applied multilayer perceptron artificial neural network (MLP-ANN), least-squares...
Simultaneous variation-aware architecture exploration and task scheduling for MPSoC energy minimization
, Article Proceedings of the ACM Great Lakes Symposium on VLSI, GLSVLSI ; 2011 , Pages 271-276 ; 9781450306676 (ISBN) ; Ghorbani, M ; Goudarzi, M ; Sanaei, E
2011
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In nanometer-scale process technologies, the effects of process variations are observed in Multiprocessor System-on-Chips (MPSoC) in terms of variations in frequencies and leakage powers among the processors on the same chip as well as across different chips of the same design. Traditionally, worst-case values are assumed for these parameters and then a deterministic optimization technique is applied to the MPSoC application under design. We show that such worst-case-based approaches are not optimal with the increasing variation observed at system-level, and instead, statistical approaches should be employed. We consider the problem of simultaneously choosing MPSoC architecture and task...
Numerical investigation on the effect of the size and number of stages on the tesla microvalve efficiency
, Article Journal of Mechanics ; Volume 29, Issue 3 , 2012 , Pages 527-534 ; 17277191 (ISSN) ; Kolahdouz, E. M ; Shirani, E ; Shafii, M. B ; Sharif University of Technology
2012
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In the present study, the effect of the number of stages of Tesla Micro-Valve (TMV), as well as the dependency of Reynolds number, Re, on the valve performance has been analyzed. For this purpose, different layouts include one to four-stage with different sizes are investigated numerically. The main criterion for evaluation of valves performance is diodicity, Di. Unsteady and steady flow in valve have been simulated and compared. It is shown that although there are some difference but the trend is similar for both responses. Finally, 2-D and steady state computations of the fluid flow have been utilized that reveal a strong dependence of Di on Re and pressure drop, ΔP. The results showed...
Numerical study on the performance of Tesla type microvalve in a valveless micropump in the range of low frequencies
, Article Journal of Micro-Bio Robotics ; Volume 8, Issue 3 , 2013 , pp 145-159 ; 21946418 (ISSN) ; Kolahdouz, E. M ; Shirani, E ; Shafii, M. B ; Sharif University of Technology
2013
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In this study, the performance of Tesla-type microvalves, used in micropumps for low frequency driving force, is examined. Three-dimensional and unsteady numerical analysis of fluid flow inside a valveless reciprocating micropump in the range of low working frequencies is carried out. Reciprocating movement of flow actuator provides the actuation and pumping of the working fluid. Ferrofluidic valveless micropump is one practical sample of this kind of micropumps that operate in the range of low working frequencies. To model the reciprocating movement of flow actuator, two time varying functions that includes sinusoidal and step excitation are employed. Also, the performance of...
Monitoring the role of polymer and surfactant concentrations on bubble size distribution in colloidal gas aphron based fluids
, Article Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects ; Volume 556 , 2018 , Pages 93-98 ; 09277757 (ISSN) ; Kazemzadeh, E ; Kamari, E ; Ghazanfari, M. H ; Soleymani, M ; Sharif University of Technology
Elsevier B.V
2018
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Colloidal gas aphron (CGA) based fluids have recently been introduced to develop depleted hydrocarbon reservoirs due to their ability in controlling fluid losses. Bubbles size of CGAs plays an important role in pore blockage ability as the controlling mechanism in fluid invasion reduction. However, fundamental understanding of how bubble size distribution is controlled by polymer and surfactant concentrations is not well discussed in the available literature. Almost all reported experiences on CGAs sizing were conducted on single bubble behavior, and little attention has been given to the variation of bubble size distribution (BSD) of CGAs at different levels of polymer/surfactant...
Investigating fluid invasion control by Colloidal Gas Aphron (CGA) based fluids in micromodel systems
, Article Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering ; Volume 66 , 2019 , Pages 1-10 ; 18755100 (ISSN) ; Kamari, E ; Kazemzadeh, E ; Ghazanfari, M. H ; Soleymani, M ; Sharif University of Technology
Elsevier B.V
2019
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Recently, Colloidal Gas Aphron (CGA) based fluids have been introduced to further develop depleted hydrocarbon reservoirs. This fluid system has been employed in an attempt to control drilling fluid invasion and, thus, reducing formation damage occurred during drilling operations. Understanding the mechanisms of fluid invasion control is of great importance for successful design and application of CGA-based fluids in drilling operations. Although fluid flow of conventional foams has been studied extensively in the available literature, little attention has been paid to CGA fluids flow, especially in heterogeneous fractured porous media. Here, an experimental study was conducted to achieve...
Insight into the behavior of colloidal gas aphron (CGA) fluids at elevated pressures: an experimental study
, Article Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects ; Volume 537 , January , 2018 , Pages 250-258 ; 09277757 (ISSN) ; Kazemzadeh, E ; Kamari, E ; Ghazanfari, M. H ; Soleymani, M ; Sharif University of Technology
Elsevier B.V
2018
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Recently, colloidal gas aphron (CGA) fluids technology has been employed to drill depleted oil and gas reservoirs. Almost all reported experience on CGA fluids were conducted at ambient conditions, and little attention has been paid on the behavior of CGAs at high pressures which is more close to real conditions. In this study, high pressure experiments were conducted by using High Pressure Microscope cell to visualize/monitor the behavior of CGAs at elevated pressures. Single bubble behavior and bubble size distribution (BSD) of CGAs were investigated under different scenarios of pressure change. Results of experiments revealed that BSD of CGAs is controlled by the path of pressure changes,...
Authors’ reply to a comment on M. pasdar et al article
, Article Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects ; Volume 561 , 2019 , Pages 407-408 ; 09277757 (ISSN) ; Kazemzadeh, E ; Kamari, E ; Ghazanfari, M. H ; Soleymani, M ; Sharif University of Technology
Elsevier B.V
2019
Insight into selection of appropriate formulation for colloidal gas aphron (CGA)-based drilling fluids
, Article Petroleum Science ; Volume 17, Issue 3 , 2020 , Pages 759-767 ; Kazemzadeh, E ; Kamari, E ; Ghazanfari, M. H ; Soleymani, M ; Sharif University of Technology
China University of Petroleum Beijing
2020
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Application of light-weight drilling fluids is essential to develop depleted hydrocarbon reservoirs. Recently, colloidal gas aphron (CGA)-based fluids have been introduced for such applications due to their ability in controlling fluid losses. In this work, a comprehensive experimental study was performed to choose the best formulation for CGA fluids by implementing static stability tests, rheological behavior measurements, and bubble size analyses of CGAs. Xanthan gum polymer and sodium dodecyl benzene sulfonate (SDBS), an anionic surfactant, and cetyl trimethyl ammonium bromide (CTAB), a cationic surfactant, were utilized to prepare CGAs. For the range of experiments conducted, the...
Effect of localized corrosion on the galvanic corrosion of nitinol and dental alloys
, Article Anti-Corrosion Methods and Materials ; Volume 56, Issue 6 , 2009 , Pages 323-329 ; 00035599 (ISSN) ; Shirazi, M ; Rahman, M ; Fakheri, E ; Aref, M. R
2009
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Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the galvanic corrosion of nitinol orthodontic wires with six dental alloys in artificial saliva and consider the effect of initiated localized corrosion and real surfaces of anode and cathode on galvanic current. Design/methodology/approach: Linear polarization and cyclic polarization curves for each alloy in de-aerated Duffo and Castillo's artificial saliva are obtained. Galvanic corrosion investigation is conducted by polarization curve intersection and mixed potential theory methods. In order to verify the initiation of localized corrosion, scanning electron microscopy is used. Findings: Initiation of localized corrosion on the anode...
Parallel in-vitro and in-vivo techniques for optimizing cellular microenvironments by implementing biochemical, biomechanical and electromagnetic stimulations
, Article Proceedings of the Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, EMBS ; 2012 , Pages 1397-1400 ; 1557170X (ISSN) ; 9781424441198 (ISBN) ; Heibatollahi, M ; Ghafar Zadeh, E
2012
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Development of novel engineering techniques that can promote new clinical treatments requires implementing multidisciplinary in-vitro and in-vivo approaches. In this study, we have implemented microfluidic devices and in-vivorat model to study the mechanism of neural stem cell migration and differentiation.These studies can result in the treatment of damages to the neuronal system. In this research, we have shown that by applying appropriate ranges of biochemical and biomechanical factors as well as by exposing the cells to electromagnetic fields, it is possible to improve viability, proliferation, directional migration and differentiation of neural stem cells. The results of this study can...
The effect of soot nano-particles injection on two-phase smoke aerosol formation in a kerosene-fired burner
, Article 54th AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting, 2016, 4 January 2016 through 8 January 2016 ; 2016 ; 9781624103933 (ISBN) ; Ghafourizadeh, M ; Schneider, G. E
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Inc, AIAA
2016
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Feeding a laboratory furnace with the gaseous kerosene, the resulting two-phase turbulent flame is simulated to study the effects of injecting soot nano-particles into the inflow air on the emissions of smoke aerosol, CO, and CO2species pollutants, and the resulting radiation heat transfer. We use our past experiences in aerosol modeling of soot nano/micro particles in turbulent nonpremixed flames burning simple hydrocarbon fuels and extend them to study the effects of injecting gaseous kerosene on the aforementioned parameters. To model the evolutionary process of soot nanoparticle formation, i.e., the nucleation, coagulation, surface growth, and oxidation, we employ a two-equation soot...
Synthesis of dithiocarbamates by Markovnikov addition reaction in PEG and their application in amidoalkylation of naphthols and indoles
, Article Journal of the Brazilian Chemical Society ; Volume 26, Issue 7 , 2015 , Pages 1500-1508 ; 01035053 (ISSN) ; Dadras, A ; Ramezani, M ; Shamiri, E. V ; Hooshmand, S. E ; Hashemi, M. M ; Sharif University of Technology
Sociedade Brasileira de Quimica
2015
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Synthesis of dithiocarbamates by the one-pot three-component Markovnikov addition reaction of an amine, carbon disulfide and an alkyl vinyl ether or N-vinylpyrrolidone is reported in polyethylene glycol (PEG) under a mild and green procedure with high yields and completely regiospecific. Also, the products were used as efficient starting materials for amidoalkylation of electron-rich arenes such as naphthols and indoles
CFD-aided simulation of frost growth inside a narrow duct with uniform wall temperature variation
, Article ASME 2014 12th International Conference on Nanochannels, Microchannels, and Minichannels, ICNMM 2014, Collocated with the ASME 2014 4th Joint US-European Fluids Engineering Division Summer Meeting ; 2014 ; ISBN: 9780791846278 ; Asgari, E ; Hajikaram, M ; Schneider, G. E ; Sharif University of Technology
2014
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In this paper, we study the frost formation and growth at the walls of a duct with uniform wall temperature variation. The simulation is performed for laminar flow regime considering suitable semi-empirical models incorporated with computational fluid dynamics (CFD) method. The frost growth is considered to be normal to the duct surface. Since the duct aspect ratio is high, we perform our simulations in two-dimensional zones. To simulate the frost layer properly, we solve both the energy and mass balance equations implementing some semi-empirical correlations on the frost side. At this stage, we suitably predict the required heat flux value at the solid boundary and the heat transfer...
Using the direct simulation Monte Carlo method to study the effect of wall temperature variation on gas mixing evolution through micro T-mixers
, Article 11th International Energy Conversion Engineering Conference ; 2013 ; Sabouri, M ; Lekzian, E ; Schneider, G. E ; Sharif University of Technology
2013
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In this work, we study the gas mixing behavior in a micro T-mixer using the direct simulation Monte Carlo (DSMC) method. The gas mixing process is monitored through a T-mixer, which is fed by two different CO and N2 gases; flowing into the T-mixer through the upper and lower inlets. We investigate the effects of axial and lateral wall temperature gradients on the mixing evolution at different rarefaction levels. The achieved results show that any temperature difference between the channel walls would result in an increase in mixing length for the chosen wall temperature gradient ranges and the studies pressure cases. Our observations show that a positive temperature gradient toward the...
Plasma density ramp for relativistic self-focusing of an intense laser: Comment
, Article Journal of the Optical Society of America B: Optical Physics ; Volume 27, Issue 9 , 2010 , Pages 1731-1734 ; 07403224 (ISSN) ; Yazdani, E ; Habibi, M ; Lotfi, E ; Sharif University of Technology
Optical Society of American (OSA)
2010
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Gupta et al. [J. Opt. Soc. Am. B. 24, No. 5 (2007)] have introduced a localized upward plasma density ramp to overcome the defocusing of a laser beam. We report that there are fundamental mistakes in their work. First, the density profile formula that they have introduced is dimensionally incorrect. Second, the calculated dielectric constant is wrong as well, which renders their main spot size equation and the quantitative results unacceptable, and it seriously falters the results of the self-focusing. We correctly derived a new equation of the spot size, and the computational curves are also presented