Ground source heat pumps: Recent progress, applications, challenges, barriers, and role in achieving sustainable development goals based on bibliometric analysis

Olabi, Abdul–Ghani; Mahmoud, Montaser; Obaideen, Khaled; Sayed, Enas Taha; Ramadan, Mohamad; Abdelkareem, Mohammad Ali

doi:10.1016/j.tsep.2023.101851

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“…Standard bibliometric methods were utilized to carry out a quantitative study of the quantity of scientific output that was included in the COVID-19 medical waste literature [121,122]. Bibliometric analysis has been carried out in this research to assess the scientific production of medical waste based on quantitative and qualitative bases.…”

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COVID‐19: Medical Waste Management, Impact on Sustainable Development Goals, and Bibliometric Analysis

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Shehata,

Obaideen

et al. 2023

Chem Eng & Technol

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This comprehensive review examines various methods of treating medical waste in the context of the sustainable development goals (SDGs). A bibliometric analysis was conducted to investigate the impact of COVID‐19 on medical waste, which showed a notable increase in publications in recent years. Findings indicate that thermal treatment with energy recovery, including pyrolysis, gasification, oxidation, and plasma gasification, is the most effective approach for managing medical waste. However, research on the impacts of medical waste on SDGs is insufficient, warranting further investigations to better understand the intersections between medical waste management and the SDGs. The need for international cooperation and collaboration in addressing medical waste management challenges, especially during crises, is highlighted. Understanding the links between medical waste management and the SDGs is crucial in developing sustainable solutions aligned with the global sustainability agenda. Further research and international collaboration are needed to address the challenges associated with medical waste management and contribute to the achievement of the SDGs.

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COVID‐19: Medical Waste Management, Impact on Sustainable Development Goals, and Bibliometric Analysis

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Shehata,

Obaideen

et al. 2023

Chem Eng & Technol

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“…Thus, there is a critical need for energy consumption reduction, since promoting energy efficiency measures and adopting sustainable practices in sectors such as transportation, buildings, and industry can help minimize energy waste and lessen the overall demand for fossil fuels. Additionally, this approach can considerably contribute to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals, since reducing energy consumption is considered one of the major contributing factors [10].…”

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Study on Improving the Energy Efficiency of a Building: Utilization of Daylight through Solar Film Sheets

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Olabi,

Mahmoud

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Energies

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Daylight can contribute to substantial reductions in the energy consumed by artificial lighting applications. However, issues such as visual comfort, illumination intensity, and availability represent major issues when daylight is relied upon to illuminate buildings. There are many technologies that are used to control received sunlight and minimize its side effects. The placement of solar film sheets on window glass is a common and popular method utilized in many buildings to minimize electric lighting energy consumption without causing undue visual discomfort to occupants. To examine the practicality of this application and its effect on room lighting, a modern office was selected in which to conduct this field study. Two measures were used to evaluate this technique: firstly, field measurements and their comparison to the specified standard illumination levels; and secondly, a short-form questionnaire survey conducted to obtain occupants’ opinions of the office lighting. Actual measurements were conducted in the selected office spaces, with and without applying solar control film coating on the window glass. Indoor luminance levels and lighting comfort were systematically recorded and analyzed. The findings of this study show that using a solar film with a visible light transmittance of 50% can achieve savings in energy consumption of up to 33% if utilized as part of an integrated lighting system.

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Contribution of Green Chemicals and Advanced Materials to Sustainable Development Goals

Obaideen,

Mahmoud,

Abdelkareem

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Ground source heat pumps: Recent progress, applications, challenges, barriers, and role in achieving sustainable development goals based on bibliometric analysis

Cited by 19 publications

References 155 publications

COVID‐19: Medical Waste Management, Impact on Sustainable Development Goals, and Bibliometric Analysis

COVID‐19: Medical Waste Management, Impact on Sustainable Development Goals, and Bibliometric Analysis

Study on Improving the Energy Efficiency of a Building: Utilization of Daylight through Solar Film Sheets

Contribution of Green Chemicals and Advanced Materials to Sustainable Development Goals

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