Optimization of cycle time assembly line for mass manufacturing

Kumar, Pankaj; Prasad, Shashi Bhushan; Patel, Dharmendra; Kumar, Kaushal; Dixit, Saurav; Nikolaevna, Shchepkina Natalia

doi:10.1007/s12008-023-01343-3

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“…In 2021, the US Department of Energy launched the Hydrogen Shot-Earthshot project, aimed at reducing the cost of hydrogen to USD 1/kg over a decade and reducing CO 2 emissions by 16%. Studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), confirmed by scientists from other countries, prove the possibility of reducing the cost of hydrogen production to USD 2.5/kg by 2030 using solar energy electrolysis in the southern states of the United States [57], while it is still recognized that methane pyrolysis is the cheapest low-carbon alternative in the foreseeable future [58][59][60].…”

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Actual Quality Changes in Natural Resource and Gas Grid Use in Prospective Hydrogen Technology Roll-Out in the World and Russia

Radoushinsky,

Gogolinskiy,

Dellal

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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About 95% of current hydrogen production uses technologies involving primary fossil resources. A minor part is synthesized by low-carbon and close-to-zero-carbon-footprint methods using RESs. The significant expansion of low-carbon hydrogen energy is considered to be a part of the “green transition” policies taking over in technologically leading countries. Projects of hydrogen synthesis from natural gas with carbon capture for subsequent export to European and Asian regions poor in natural resources are considered promising by fossil-rich countries. Quality changes in natural resource use and gas grids will include (1) previously developed scientific groundwork and production facilities for hydrogen energy to stimulate the use of existing natural gas grids for hydrogen energy transport projects; (2) existing infrastructure for gas filling stations in China and Russia to allow the expansion of hydrogen-fuel-cell vehicles (HFCVs) using typical “mini-plant” projects of hydrogen synthesis using methane conversion technology; (3) feasibility testing for different hydrogen synthesis plants at medium and large scales using fossil resources (primarily natural gas), water and atomic energy. The results of this study will help focus on the primary tasks for quality changes in natural resource and gas grid use. Investments made and planned in hydrogen energy are assessed.

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Actual Quality Changes in Natural Resource and Gas Grid Use in Prospective Hydrogen Technology Roll-Out in the World and Russia

Radoushinsky,

Gogolinskiy,

Dellal

et al. 2023

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Investigating smart manufacturing process implementation in the Indian manufacturing industries using tecnomatix and response surface methodology

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Artificial Intelligence in Water Desalination: A Novel Approach for Global Sustainability

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Patel,

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is an efficient technique frequently used to tackle practical issues in various engineering and medical fields. Apart from different areas, water desalination is essential in surviving humans, animals, and plants. It is a crucial industry for a sustainable planet, and we cannot live without water. As a result, engineers and researchers are quite active in this area. Recent studies based on Elsevier’s Scopus database demonstrate how automation using emerging technologies has enhanced the traditional desalination process. AI offers enormous potential to address numerous problems and real-time optimization procedures. According to Elsevier’s Scopus database, water desalination has extensively used AI optimization tools, especially after 2010, such as artificial neural networks (ANN), genetic algorithms (GA), fuzzy logic, and natural swarm global optimization techniques to improve water quality and quantity. Finally, it was determined that AI technologies would surely pave the way for better operation, water resource management, and process automation in the water sector in an increasingly unstable climate.

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Optimization of cycle time assembly line for mass manufacturing

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Actual Quality Changes in Natural Resource and Gas Grid Use in Prospective Hydrogen Technology Roll-Out in the World and Russia

Actual Quality Changes in Natural Resource and Gas Grid Use in Prospective Hydrogen Technology Roll-Out in the World and Russia

Investigating smart manufacturing process implementation in the Indian manufacturing industries using tecnomatix and response surface methodology

Artificial Intelligence in Water Desalination: A Novel Approach for Global Sustainability

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