Category: Engineering

  • Title: “Ensuring Safe and Efficient Hydrogen Production: A Review of HAZID Analysis for Solid-State Electrolysis”

    this Literature Review on “HAZID Analysis of Hydrogen Production via Solid-State ‎Electrolysis”
    on safey & Process Engineering. 
    No AI or Chatgpt. and Instructions ar attached. 

  • Title: Final Thesis Formatting and Review Request

    Comments:
    Elizabeth, I have reviewed and have
    accepted.
    Could you continue with same document.
    The final thesis must be 9,000 words
    length. Can we adjust to 9,000 words (exclusive of words in your references and
    in any figures or appendices that you include) and also format document, i.e. adjsut headings,
    sub-headings, add and update  table of contents.
    If citing, please add reference sources
    and highlight in red.
    Could you highlight in red any changes
    and make document flow logically in content and style for a final thesis. 
    Harvard style to be applied. thesis is appropriately Thesis is referenced and
    complies with Turnitin checks.
    Not to be published, distributed or
    links created in any form online.

  • “Improving and Solving: A Research Essay on Effective Strategies and Solutions” Title: Integrating Source Information Using the “Quote Sandwich” Method

    The last few assignments you have been working on in this class has been leading up to this assignment. You started by finding a topic that you wanted to research. You then implemented that plan as you located sources for your Annotated Bibliographies. Now, in your Research Essay, it will all come together as you incorporate the information along with some type of graphics (chart, graph, or photograph).
    Given the complexity of this assignment, it addresses multiple course outcomes, which state that by the end of the semester you will:
    An ability to produce professional quality documents—specifically report structure and document design
    An ability to access and organize information
    An ability to evaluate and analyze collected information
    An ability to communicate information, ideas, and results effectively via visual means
    The points you earn on the rough draft and final essay will count toward the research essay portion of your overall grade. The rubrics for both assignments are attached to this packet.
    Instructions
    Compose a research-supported essay in which you investigate a topic where you report how to improve something, or how to solve something with supporting research.
    Requirements:
    Length: at least 8 to 10 Single-spaced pages or 16-18 Double-spaced pages, not counting the cover page, the table of contents, the abstract, images, fact sheet, nor the References page.
    Document format: APA Style
    Reference page
    Required number of sources: at least 8
    Images: at least 2 (this can be graphs, charts, pictures)
    Table of contents (not due for the rough draft)
    Abstract (not due for the rough draft)
    Fact Sheet (not due for the rough draft)
    Essay Checklist
    Content:
    Paper is at least Eight to Ten  single-spaced or Sixteen to Twenty double-spaced pages long;  Page count does not include cover page. Abstract, Table of Contents, Fact Sheet, nor the Reference page.
    Thesis statement is included at the end of introduction.
    There are at least two visual elements within the paper.
    Information from outside sources comprises only around 20% of the overall essay
    Document Format:
    Cover page is formatted in APA style
    Left, right, top, and bottom margins are 1 to 1.5”
    Document is double-spaced with 0 points before or after paragraphs; first lines of paragraphs are indented with only one blank line between paragraphs (Check settings in Paragraph menu.)
    Plain Times New Roman font is used, size 12 at largest. Top of the cover page includes Running Head: with abbreviated essay title in all caps at the left margin and the page number at the right margin
    Top of all other pages includes the abbreviated title in all caps at the left margin and the page number at the right margin
    Below the header on page 2, the full paper title appears in plain type with standard capitalization (not bolded, underlined or italicized or bigger font); the first paragraph of the paper begins on the following line
    In-text Citations:
    In-text citations are provided where source information is included – quoted or paraphrased – in the body of the paper (there should be a minimum of 8 to correspond with the 8 sources used for the paper).
    Quotation marks are used for passages taken word-for-word from sources (block format for long quotes)
    References Page:
    References (page title) is centered at the top (not bolded, underlined, italicized or bigger font)
    References page contains a minimum of 8 properly formatted APA entries are listed, one for each source cited
    List of sources is alphabetized
    Citations have hanging indentation; no extra space appears between entries
    Notes and Tips
    Remember, only 10-20% of your essay can consist of information from your sources; to avoid plagiarism, 80-90% of your essay must be your own original thought in your own writing. Use sources to support you, not speak for
    Use the APA Template uploaded to our class in Canvas for easy document formatting.
    If you quote or paraphrase from one of your sources, be sure to use an in-text citation or tag to give credit at the point where you use the information in your essay.
    Follow the “quote sandwich” method to smoothly integrate your source information with your own writing.
    The publication information for all sources you use must also be cited on the References page.
    List only sources you actually use in your paper.
    Every source you list on your references page must correspond to a matching in-text citation somewhere in the body of your essay.
    Copy your citations from your Annotated Bibliographies.

  • “Enhancing Visual Communication: The Importance of Proper Photo Figure Numbering”

    want a project for this and focus on References figure numbering should be considered.
    Photo figure numbering

  • “Designing a Human-Powered Water Pump for Developing Countries: A Case Study in Meeting Customer Requirements and Project Management”

    You work as a design engineer for a developing manufacturing company and have been asked to meet with a potential customer. The customer is a charity that provides and installs fresh water bore holes in developing countries. You have been asked to provide a mechanism for pumping water out of a bore hole.
    It should be assumed that the bore holes are likely to be located in remote areas. As such they should be human-powered only, and should be designed for ease of installation in mind. Once installed, the charity is not located within the communities, therefore any ongoing maintenance will need to be managed within the community. As such ease of use, and availability of parts/materials needs to be considered.
    It should be expected that the pump is used daily for a minimum of 10 years, and could be a life-line for a small community (up to 50 people). Some critical design features:
    ● Depth of the bore hole to the water surface is minimum of 1.5m.
    ● Pump should be powered only by human input (no electrical power available), and should be capable of being operated by a 95 percentile male or female within the age ranges of 14 to 65 with regards to size and strength.
    ● The pump should be capable of providing 1L of water in a 2 minute period of operation, but could be used for extended periods of 30minutes at a time.
    Task:
    Produce a report which contains the follow sections:
    ● Outline of the problem and understanding of the customer brief ● Research the current designs of human powered driven pumps ● Detailed Design Specification which meets all the customer requirements
    ● Present project schedule for the design of the product (including sequence and timing of each activity)
    To achieve a Merit, the report should also:
    ● Evaluate which design methodology you are using and explain why
    ● Identify the critical path activities on your plan and what impact they may have on the project
    ● To achieve a Distinction, the report should also:
    ● Critically analysis other industry standard design briefs (on any product), and compare them with your own
    Submission Format:
    A formal report with appropriate use of structure and referencing. I already submitted the work, and here is the feedback I received: Overall, you have provided a detailed background on human-powered pumps. Your review of the literature was adequate. However, the major aspect of the assignment has not been addressed, which is focusing on the case-study problem, where you act as a design engineer for a developing manufacturing company and have been asked to meet with a potential customer.
    In addressing this scenario, you are expected to provide the following:
    1. Design brief, giving the details and technical requirements of the project.
    2. state of the art on the current design of human-driven pumps. (your work covers this part).
    3. specifications for the design. Preferably, this can be made in a tabular format.
    4. You need to provide the project schedule and critical paths. You have a project schedule in your report; however, a critical path must also be provided, as detailed by the tutor.
    Finally, you are commended for the references and bibliography provided.

  • “Data-Driven Insights: A Comprehensive Review of Accidents and Contributory Factors in the Oil and Gas Industry”

    Writing a literature review of about 4000 words in (Data-Driven Insights: Analyzing
    Accidents Contributory Factors in the Oil and Gas Industry)
    NO AI writing and plagiarism FREE if used a refund will be requested 

  • “Exploring the Potential of Lithium-Ion Batteries in Electrified Vehicles and Renewable Energy: A Focus on Nigeria’s Future”

    I have since childhood love innovation especially in the energy and power industries. i’m from nigeria and want my research to benefit my country. I took Electrical and Electronics Engineering as my major. During these five years, I enrolled in some electrical power systems courses, I had straight “A” in my core electrical power courses. I volunteered as a tutor to teach my college peers some recondite electrical engineering courses such as: electrical power and principles, electrical power system analysis, power system protection and control, electrical machine and power system communication and control, i have over 15years teaching experience.  In my undergraduate and masters degree, I carried out my research on the influence of rest periods on the lifetime of lithium-ion cells I used the commercially available cell lithium nickel manganese cobalt-dioxide (NMC)/
    lithium cobalt-dioxide (LCO) blend and lithium iron phosphate (LFP) as cathode material and graphite
    as anode material. Multichannel test system was used to determine the aging of the battery. l did electrical parameter tests to test the capacityand electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) to ascertain the electrochemical process about corresponding time constants and impedances, It can be concluded from this research that the mechanism of the cathode material and changes in the internal cell impedance, electrolyte, are the major contributing factors in the relaxation time. From my undergraduate degree experience, I want to now focus my postgraduate research on the prospects of lithium ion battery in different application with focus on Electrified vehicles and renewabe energy which is the vision of automobile industry.

  • “Wind Energy Potential for Green Hydrogen Production in Namibia: A Comprehensive Review and Analysis”

    A review article.
    Potential
    analysis of wind energy for green hydrogen production in Namibia.
    Please review
    using research articles worldwide.
    Base the
    review on the following objectives:
    1.           Identify optimal locations for wind
    farm development in Namibia, prioritizing sites with high-capacity factors
    suitable for green hydrogen production.
    2.           Assess necessary grid infrastructure
    upgrades and potential energy storage solutions for optimal power delivery.
    3.           Evaluate the impact of wind power
    variability on grid stability and explore strategies for mitigating
    intermittency challenges.
    4.           Evaluate the economic viability of
    green hydrogen production in Namibia utilizing wind resources through a
    levelized cost of hydrogen (LCOH) analysis.
    The review
    should answer the following questions:
    1.           Are there specific geographic
    locations in Namibia with wind characteristics ideal for consistent green
    hydrogen production?
    2.           What level of grid infrastructure
    upgrades are necessary to seamlessly integrate wind farms for green hydrogen
    production with the existing national grid?
    3.           What role can energy storage
    solutions play in mitigating the intermittency of wind power and ensuring
    reliable power supply for green hydrogen electrolysis?
    4.           What is the LCOH of green hydrogen
    produced using Namibia’s wind resources at identified optimal locations?

  • “Exploring the Implications of AI Advancements on Plagiarism and Synthesis in Academic Writing”

    I’ve attached the criteria and the PowerPoint the professor wants us to refer to. Please ensure that you synthesize well and avoid plagiarism, as it has been highly regarded due to recent AI advancements.
    Also, the teacher said 2 pages of (context) and one page of reference – meaning anything more or else will be deducted and marked.
    I have attached pictures of the criteria.