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Physicochemical And Mechanical Performance Of Lime- Based Binders Incorporating Rice Husk Ash And Calcined Clay
(IOSR Journal Of Applied Physics, 2026-08)The environmental concerns linked to ordinary Portland cement have increased the demand for alternative binder systems that utilize locally available resources efficiently and still provide adequate performance. This ... -
Mathematical Modelling of Malaria Transmission Dynamics in Kenya: The Role of Seasonality, Drug Resistance, and Human Movement
(Asian Journal of Advanced Research and Reports, 2025-08)Background: Although there has been a remarkable improvement in controlling malaria, the clinical problem is still of public health importance in Kenya and especially in areas where there is climatic variation, which ... -
Influence of Low Category Contractors on the Functional Quality of Public Building Projects in Kisumu and Vihiga Counties
(Journal of Research Innovation and Implications in Education, 2026)The quality of public building projects remains a critical concern in developing countries due to its implications for public safety, service delivery, infrastructure sustainability, and value for money. In Kenya, ... -
Navier-stokes Based Modelling of Airflows in Forest Canopies and Its Influence on Local Climate Dynamics
(Asian Research Journal of Mathematics, 2026-08)Background: Forest canopies strongly influence atmospheric airflow, turbulence generation, heat exchange, water transport, and carbon dioxide distribution, thereby regulating the local climate. However, accurately representing ... -
Hydrodynamic Modelling of Mixing Efficiency and Optimal Bio-methane Production in Anaerobic Digesters Using a Two-Dimensional Navier–Stokes Framework
(Asian Research Journal of Mathematics, 2026-08)Background: Anaerobic digestion (AD) is a proven technology for renewable bio-methane production, but digester efficiency is often limited by poor hydrodynamic mixing rather than by microbial kinetics alone; most existing ...
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