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Data Brief ; 50: 109572, 2023 Oct.
Artículo en Inglés | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-37767127

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Advancement in technology demands the joining of heterogeneous metals of low and high-carbon steel grades. In this investigation, AISI1018 low and AIS4340 medium carbon steels were welded to form a heterogeneous thin metal joint using the Manual Metal Arc Welding (MMAW) method. Experimental variations of welding current, electrode position, and weld orientation are selected as the MMAW parameters. The trials are planned using the Full Factorial Design (FFD) and the trial results are analysed using Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) and regression methods. A computerized tensile testing machine (TM2101N) was used to test the tensile strength of the welded specimens that were prepared in accordance with the ASTM E646 - 98 standards. The prediction model for tensile strength was generated based on regression analysis. The ANOVA and prediction model helped in studying the effect of the MMAW parameters.

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Heliyon ; 8(10): e11045, 2022 Oct.
Artículo en Inglés | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-36281390

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Mercatorian and spatial studies of solar power potential (SPP) provide technical guides for mapping actual solar installation areas for the efficient performance of photovoltaic plants. Acquisition and processing of satellite and on-station data on clearness index, relative sunshine hours, latitude, longitude and SPP preceded their modeling and simulations. The mercatorian SPP model is a geometric function of latitude and longitude, whereas the spatial SPP model is a function of x and y coordinates developed from the Haversine formula. Multiple isodose lines and a single maximum isodose line characterized the distributed and concentrated SPP contours, respectively. The present geometric SPP model validated well with the measured SPP with insignificant error results for the study areas. The Concentrated SPPs: 757.5, 635.2, 557.5 and 405.9 W/m2 with their corresponding percentage concentrated areas (actual): 28.85(29084.6), 41.48(15368.6), 4.37(1179.6) and 0.75(635.7)%(m2) for Northern Region (NR), Eastern Region (ER), Central Region (CR) and Western Region (WR), respectively. These results support the efficient performance of solar facilities within the confine of the SPP concentrated areas. The effective mercatorian coordinates were useful in identifying districts within the SPP concentrated areas. Furthermore, the high magnitude of the SPP in ER and NR supports that they are favored for the installation of solar facilities.

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