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Conference Theme
(Higher Education…. is the Way Towards Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals)
Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Al-Mustaqbal University College,
& Altınbaş Üniversitesi, holding their:
1st International Conference on Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals
(ICASDG2022)
Abstract - Proceedings Conference
1st
International Conference on
Achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals
(1st ICASDG2022)
Supervised by
The President of Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University
Prof. Dr. Mudhaffar S. Al-Zuhairy
The Dean of Al-Mustaqbal University College
Prof. Dr. Hasan Sh. Majdi
The Rector of Altınbaş University
Prof. Dr. Çağrı Erhan
Conference Theme
(Higher Education…. is the Way Towards Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals)
Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Al-Mustaqbal University College and Altınbaş Üniversitesi, holding their:
1st International Conference on Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (6 – 7) June 2022 in Istanbul- Turkey
Vision
Higher Education…. is the way towards achieving the sustainable development goals.
The Message
Sustainable studies and research that advances education and meets its priorities by investing
available capacities and potential.
Conference Topics
First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges).
Second Topic| Sustainable economic development.
Third Topic| Health development and health indicators within the sustainability goals.
Fourth Topic| Governance and good management for sustainable development.
Fifth Topic| Natural resources and renewable energies (Technologies and Engineering Sciences).
Sixth Topic| Environmental Sustainability.
1st
International Conference on
Achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals
(1st ICASDG2022)
First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 2
Develop a Decision-Making Algorithm Based on Cloud Storage
Haeder Talib Mahde Alahmar
Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University- Technical college Al-Mussaib
Abstract: Despite many developments and improvements in mobile devices, it still suffers from
its limited capabilities such as short battery life, limited processing capabilities, and small storage
spaces that can be overcome by canceling the implementation locally and attributing it to the
cloud, in this research all cases have been applied to methods Implementation in mobile
applications, which can be either Java methods, (C++) methods, or CUDA methods that require
calculations to be performed on the cloud server's graphics processor (GPU). We have been
working on proposing and developing an algorithm for decision-making in attributing
implementation before starting it, according to the network status, as well as developing an
application using (Android Studio) accompanying this research, through which the best methods
of implementation can be determined and thus it becomes possible to make the final decision in
determining a clear mechanism for implementation and choosing between two states, either the
implementation is local or on the cloud server. The results are set for each possible
implementation case (locally - remotely), based on the decision-making algorithm by determining
the implementation time taking into account the mobile device CPU speed, network performance,
application program characteristics, and cloud server efficiency. It is important to rely in this
research on taking into account the CPU speed of the mobile device, network performance,
application program characteristics, and the efficiency of the cloud server to reach the best results
that were reviewed in this research with the use of different platforms to choose the best one in
accomplishing our work. The actual results of the applied algorithm proved a significant saving in
implementation time with the increase in the request to perform tasks on the cloud server and
with the increasing complexity of the issue.
Keywords: Moving Cloud Computing (MCC), Decision-Making, platform (MAUI).
1st
International Conference on
Achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals
(1st ICASDG2022)
First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 7
Stacked Dielectric's Resonator Antenna High gain, Pure Axial
Ration and wide bandwidth for Green Mobile Networks for 5G
Faris Mohammed Ali1, Adnan Naji Jameel Al-Tamimi
2, Ahmed Ghanim
Wadday1, Ali Najah Al-Shamani
1, Raad Taha Mohammed Ali
1
1 Department of Communications Techniques Engineering, Engineering Technical College, Al-Furat Al-Awsat
Technical University, Al-Najaf 31001, Iraq 2 College of Technical Engineering, Al-Farahidi University, Baghdad, Iraq
Abstract. In this paper, a cylindrical Dielectric Resonator Antenna (CDRA) with a dual feeding line is designed
and investigated at 28 GHz. The proposed antenna is fed by two orthogonal aperture-coupled feeding slots in order
to generate polarization diversity pattern. The shape and location of the slots were optimized to realize the highest
operating bandwidth and highest isolation between the two feeds. The dual feeds line is intended to excite the DR
with multiple relative permittivity, resulting in a high impedance bandwidth operating. The proposed single CDRA
has been fabricated and mounted on a Rogers Rogers RT/duroid 6010/6010LM (tm)1 (εr = 10.2 and tanδ =
0.0023) substrate. The optimized single element has been applied to improve the gain and achieve the required
gain performance. The radiation pattern, impedance bandwidth and gain are simulated. The proposed antenna
obtains a reflection coefficient response from 26 GHz to 29 GHz which cover the desired frequency band. This
makes the proposed antenna achieve 3 GHz impedance bandwidth and gain of 7.5dB. Thus, it has potential for
millimeter wave. In addition we study current and future wireless networks from the viewpoint of energy
efficiency (EE) and sustainability to meet the planned network and service evolution towards 5G.
Keyword. Cylindrical Dielectric Resonator Antenna (CDRA), 5G, Antenna Stacking layers, 5G
green
1st
International Conference on
Achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals
(1st ICASDG2022)
First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 8
Improving the Spectral and Spatial Resolution of Satellite Image Using
Geomatics Techniques
Zahraa M. Kadhum1, Basheer S. Jasim
1, Ali Salah J. Al-Saedi
2
1Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, (Babylon Technical Institute), Iraq.
2Southern Technical University, Technical Institute of Amara, Surveying Department, Misan, Iraq
Corresponding author E-mail:
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Abstract. In this paper, space image of the Quick, Bird satellite of a pixel size 0.6m*0.6m for the year
2007 were merge the layers through the layer stack process from seven layers to three layers and
combined in color composites using ERDAS Imagine Ver. 9.2. Also monitoring ground control points
with coordinates E, N, monitored by the Differential Ground Position System (DGPS) device and these
points are processed through the OPUS site from the internet. The results of the tests show that the
proposed strategy improves the contrast of the most essential difficulties in image processing and
perform digital enhancement of the satellite image through a filter suitable to show the edges of the
image appropriately, edge detect through the process principle components. This study presents a
method for creating a high-resolution satellite image with corrected coordinates for the aim of creating a
surveying map that includes all terrain elements and landmarks in the study area. The production of a
geometric and spatial resolution image capable of producing a map of cities.
KEYWORDS: LPS, ERDAS LPS, Remote Sensing, PCA.
1st
International Conference on
Achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals
(1st ICASDG2022)
First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 35
A Survey - Comprehensive Study of 5G Architecture
Murtadha Hassan Naji a)
, Ahmed Ghanim Wadday b)
, Mueen Mohsin
Abboodc)
, Ahmed Fahem Al-Baghdadid),
and Bashar Jabbar Hamza e)
Communications Tech. Eng. Dept., Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University (ATU), Najaf, Iraq
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
b) [email protected] c)
Abstract. The vision for fifth-generation (5G) wireless communications is to deliver extremely high data speeds (typically in the Gbps range) in comparison to current Fourth Generation (4G) Long Term Evolution (LTE) networks, extremely low latency, a significant increase in base station capacity, and a substantial improvement in consumers' perceived Quality of Service (QoS). The proliferation of smart devices is already straining existing cellular networks, new emergent multimedia applications, and an exponential increase in demand and consumption of wireless data (multimedia) demand and consumption. With the growing demand for fast data speeds and a growth in users over the last decade, current 3G and 4G technologies will not match the consumers' internet demands. As a result, the construction of the network's next generation, known as the 5th generation, is required. This paper will be a comprehensive investigation into radio access Network (RAN) architecture features, concepts, and technology, such as features heterogeneous RAN, Software Design Network (SDN), smart antennas, cloud, air interfaces, and 5G, ideas, and technology. Finally, there are 5G, QoS, and research to consider.
1st
International Conference on
Achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals
(1st ICASDG2022)
First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 66
College students' perceptions of environmental sustainability and
its impact on environmental citizenship
Ali Abdulhassan Abbas1 Rajaa Hussein Abd Ali
2
1 University of Kerbala/ College of Administration and Economics/ Department of Accounting, Iraq,
[email protected] , [email protected]
2 University of Kerbala/ Science College/ Physics Department, Iraq, [email protected]
Abstract. This paper aims to monitor and analyze the nature of the relationship between
environmental sustainability and environmental citizenship, and the problem of the study is to
determine the requirements of environmental sustainability and to know the role of the
dimensions of environmental sustainability in influencing the dimensions of environmental
citizenship, The questionnaire was used and the sample was (468) students in the College of
Administration and Economics, Department of Accounting. The results of the study showed that
both the level of environmental sustainability and environmental citizenship in their dimensions
were high in a number of them, several sub-hypotheses were accepted, and non-significant
hypotheses were rejected and removed. The most important finding is the need for there to be
educational courses for university students regarding the study variables in terms of concepts,
importance, and how to apply environmental sustainability on the ground to build a society that
enjoys environmental citizenship.
Keywords: environmental sustainability, environmental citizenship.
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International Conference on
Achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals
(1st ICASDG2022)
First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 82
Web Server Self-Examination for Detection of COVID-19
Cases with Fuzzy Classifiers Using Chest X-Ray Mage
Mohanad S. Al-Mothafar1, a, Ahmed Kareem Abdullah2, b, Faris Mohammed Ali 3, c
1,3Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Engineering Technical College/Najaf, Najaf, Iraq
2Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Technical College-AL Mussaib, Babil, Iraq
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
b)
c)
Abstract. The coronavirus has spread fast resulting in a worldwide pandemic. Early discovery of
positive patients is critical in preventing the pandemic from spreading further, leading to the
development of diagnostic technologies that provide rapid and reliable responses for COVID-19
detection. Previous research has shown that chest x-rays are an essential tool for the detection and
diagnosis of sirivanoroC (COVID-19) patients. A radiological finding known as ground-glass
opacity (GGO), which causes color and texture changes, was discovered in the lung of a person
with COVID-19 as a consequence of x-ray tests. An automatic method to assist radiologists is
required due to the carelessness of radiologists who work a long time and misdiagnosis resulting
in the confusion of findings with different diseases, in this study, were described a new technique
to help us with the early diagnosis of COVID-19 using x-rays that is based on fuzzy
classification. The skewness, kurtosis, and average statistical features of x-rays of patients in two
classes, COVID and Normal, are calculated in the suggested method, and the value ranges for
both classes are identified. In the building of a fuzzy logic classifier, three statistical
characteristics and value ranges are used as membership functions. The suggested solution, which
uses a user-friendly interface, allows for quick and accurate COVID vs Normal (binary
classification). Experiments show that our method has a lot of promise for radiologists to validate
their initial screening and enhance early diagnosis, isolation, and therapy, which helps prevent
infection and contain the pandemic.
Keywords: COVID-19, x-rays, fuzzy logic, ground-glass opacity, statistical characteristics.
1st
International Conference on
Achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals
(1st ICASDG2022)
First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 90
Design and sizing of stand-alone photovoltaic (PV) system for
powered mobile cleaning and disinfection chamber system
Azher M Abed 1, Asmaa Khudhair Yakoob
1,*, Ghassan F. Smaisim
2,3 ,Hawra T. Gatea
1
1 Air conditioning and Refrigeration Techniques Engineering Department, Al-Mustaqbal University College,
Babylon, 51001, Iraq. 2 Mechanical Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering, University of Kufa, Najaf, 54001, Iraq.
3 Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials Research Unit (NAMRU)، Faculty of Engineering, University of Kufa,
54001, Iraq
*E-mail: [email protected]
Abstract. Sanitization is a protective and strategic approach to contain SARS-CoV2 dissemination.
As there is no feasible way to deal with the new COVID-19 pandemic, sanitization has a key role to
play. A modified method to reduce the spread of the virus by constructing a fogging room with a
disinfectant and a base fluid mixture has been examined. The nanometer-sized corona in micron-
sized cough droplets can quickly reach inaccessible areas when infection is present. Therefore,
efficient spray and jet method should be used to disinfect certain inaccessible surfaces. A stand-alone
photovoltaic (PV) system represents a pollutant-free and cost-effective solution to the stated issue.
The present study aims to design sizing of a small-scale solar panel -powered mobile cleaning and
disinfection chamber system for coronavirus in Remote Locations. The objective is to evaluate the
sizing of the PV system to power the disinfection chamber system that is used to eliminate the spread
of the virus at a constant daily load profile. The system is composed of a fogging room, water tank,
PV panels, and storage batteries. The disinfection chamber system requires an energy of
approximately 218 Wp with about 38 hours of battery storage that can operate the system
continuously after the sunset. Powering a mobile cleaning and disinfection chamber system with PV
panels has plenty of advantages, including free-maintenance, easy installation, and energy saving.
Keywords: Covid-19, Clean, Control System, PV, Detection
1st
International Conference on
Achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals
(1st ICASDG2022)
First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 114
A Survey -Wireless Sensor Network Technology and Forest Fire Management Techniques.
Duaa Rabbei Zaidan1, a)
, Ahmed Ghanim Wadday2, b
, Mueen Mohsin
Abbood3, c
, Ahmed Fahem Al-Baghdadi4,d
, Bashar Jabbar Hamza5, e )
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Communications Tech. Eng. Dept., Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University (ATU), Najaf, Iraq
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. Wireless sensor networks (WSN) have piqued the interest of academics and developers for a variety of applications such as environment monitoring. Forests fires are considered a disaster when it occurs on a large scale. The loss of lives (human or animals), loss of vegetation, loss of wildlife, and communication failure are all typical in forest fires. This incident necessitates regular monitoring and good communication and technology. In comparison to traditional forest fire detection approaches, WSNs
is a very promising green technology for the future. It is efficiently detecting disaster. As a result, disaster response and rescue applications are regarded as important WSN applications. This paper provides an overview of WSN and the strategies as well as the techniques utilized in forest fire detection and management.
Key Words: Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN), Fire Detection Methods, Fire Management
Techniques.
1st
International Conference on
Achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals
(1st ICASDG2022)
First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 142
Conventional and Intelligent Maximum power point
Tracking Strategies for Mitigating Shading Issues of
Photovoltaic Systems: A Comprehensive Review
Zahraa H. Hadi1, Mohanad Aljanabi
2, Bashar J. Hamza
3 ,and Amany Y. Taha
4
1Electrical Power Techniques Engineering, Technical College /AL-Mausaib, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical
University, Najaf, Iraq.
2 Electrical Power Techniques Engineering, Technical College /AL-Mausaib, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical
University, Najaf, Iraq. 3 Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Najaf, Iraq
4 Electrical Power Techniques Engineering, Technical College /AL-Mausaib, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical
University, Najaf, Iraq.
Abstract: As a leading renewable energy supply, solar energy is well suited to combating global
warming. Solar systems in the form of photovoltaic (PV) generation are incredibly dependent on
their operating circumstances regarding their techno-economic feasibility. The nonlinear control
challenge is exacerbated by the partial shading (PS) environment, which results in significant power
losses. High tracking and settling time, oscillations at global maxima (GM), and local maxima (LM)
trapping under PS circumstances are all apparent shortcomings of metaheuristics-based maximum
power point tracking (MPPT) control systems in the literature. This paper will explain and discuss
the preceding articles and give a division and performance technique that is appropriate. This
describes the performance, applicability, benefits, and drawbacks of algorithms and may be utilized
as a guide for choosing a suitable algorithm. This article classified algorithms into four categories:
conventional schemes, intelligent schemes, Optimizing schemes, and hybrid schemes. A comparison
chart is also supplied to examine the techniques. was utilized to regulate a PV system. The major
goal of this work is to offer an efficient maximum power point tracking based on optimization to
address the challenges that PV systems face while also addressing the traditional MPPT issues.
Keywords: PV system, MPPT Strategies, Intelligent MPPT, Global MPPT, Hybrid MPPT (HMPPT),
Shading Conditions.
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International Conference on
Achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals
(1st ICASDG2022)
First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 154
Non-linear Frequency estimation by non-linear estimator
Rana Hasan Jafar1, a)
, 2, b
Ahmad Taha Abdulsadda
1, 2 Communications Tech. Eng. Dept., Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University (ATU), Najaf, Iraq
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. The technique of estimating the complex frequency components of a signal in the presence of
noise based on assumptions about the number of components is known as frequency estimation. The
problem of frequency estimation appears when we receive a signal from a transmitter with a known
frequency, and it is often in radar, sonar, etc. applications. This problem has been dealt with by various
techniques and algorithms. This research shows the methods used by researchers to estimate the
frequency, This paper discusses the problem of estimating the frequency between a fixed sender and
receiver without movement through simulation in Matlab and using two algorithms: the first is
correlation method, and the second is the Recursive least squares algorithm (RLS). The best results were
obtained by changing the controller gain and filter coefficient from the internal source to the external
source. Also, the transfer function was changed to several values to get the frequency response and its
better estimate by changing the parameter of the transfer function. The frequency estimation is also
discussed in the case of fixed transmitter and moving receiver, which were found in the radr systems
with moving targets at a fixed or variable speed. Deep learning techniques were used to detect the target
and estimate the frequency by using the bellows of a convolutional neural network (CNN), which
proved to be more accurate than others.
Key Words: frequency estimation, convolutional neural network, correlation method, RLS.
1st
International Conference on
Achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals
(1st ICASDG2022)
First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 158
The Flight Management System in Parrot Mini-Drone
Esraa H.Kadhim 1, a)
, 2, b
Ahmad Taha Abdulsadda
1, 2
Communications Tech. Eng. Dept., Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University (ATU), Najaf, Iraq
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. In this research paper, we summarize the most prominent previous studies that worked on
developing the design of the Parrot mini-drone or used this design in their research. That design was
Model-based software design is a new approach for designing control systems that were based on the
building of a model of the plant and the controller with enough depth to have a realistic representation
of its behavior to meet the criteria. A simulation environment is used to test the intended model (Model-
in-the-loop phase). The algorithm is then evaluated in real-time, deploying it on Hardware to see
whether its performance is still acceptable or if it has to be altered to meet the requirements. The auto-
code generation feature of this approach distinguishes it from others in that it allows us to automatically
transform the blocks of a Simulink model into C-code that can be executed by hardware rather than
creating them manually. We were unable to find any review papers on this subject.
Key Words: Parrot mini-drone; controller; LPV; Fuzzy logic controller.
1st
International Conference on
Achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals
(1st ICASDG2022)
First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 159
Statistical data processing and its role in achieving Sustainable
Development Goals
Mohammed Al-Guraibawi 1,a)
and Hadeel Habib Kamel Name2, 3, b)
1Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University- Diwaniyah Technical Institute, Iraq
2Al-Qadisiyah University- College of Administration and Economics, Iraq
a)
Abstract. Data analysis is one of the most important topics in the economic field of all countries. The
process of data collection, classification, and analysis is the cornerstone of building the economy of
developing and developed countries alike. Data processing has the potential to yield real development
indicators and thus help improve quality of life and to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals
(SDGs).
To ensure that the SDGs are achieved and real indicators are obtained, realistic and problem-free data
must be used. However, one of the main problems hindering the analysis is the presence of outliers
values in the data. The presence of outliers in the data is often ignored and therefore analyses are
distorted. Therefore, this issue must be properly addressed to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the
analyzes and estimates based on it. In this study, we dealt with the concept of diagnosing anomalies in
the data using the data depth method, which is one of the modern methods of detecting outliers. In
addition, we presented the bagplot as an attractive way to identify outliers in in the data. The study
proved that the data depth method has a good potential for diagnosing outliers in the data cloud
compared to the traditional methods.
1st
International Conference on
Achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals
(1st ICASDG2022)
First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 165
Intelligent Maximum Power Point Tracking for Photovoltaic
System Using Meta-Heuristic Optimization Algorithms: A Holistic
Review
Amany Y. Taha
1, a), Mohanad Aljanabi
2, b), and Ali Najah Al-Shamani
3, c) , Zahraa
H. Hadi4, d)
1 Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Almussaib, Iraq.
2 Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Almussaib, Iraq.
3 Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Kufa, Iraq.
4 Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Almussaib, Iraq.
Abstract. It is difficult for a photovoltaic system to execute at maximum power since ambient
temperature and solar irradiation are not constant. The performance of a photovoltaic (PV) array is
nonlinear. since the features of a solar array under partial shading (PS) includes various local maximum
power point (MPPs) and one global. Hereafter, it’s a difficult task to follow the global maximum power
point (GMPP) under partial shading conditions (PSC). To reach an optimal point should use MPPT
(maximum power point tracking) controller as well as, to overcome all these issues researchers
proposed different methods to capture Globel peak (GP) these strategies are classified as follows:
traditional strategy; intelligent methods and hybrid, Each algorithm has advantages and disadvantages.
This paper presents significant work classifying MPPT controller methods. It summarizes many MPPT
techniques and their operating principles, mathematical representations, and comparison between them.
Furthermore, the tables in this paper provide excellent information on the critical aspects of algorithms.
Keywords. global maximum power point tracking, photovoltaic, partial shading condition, intelligent
MPPT.
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International Conference on
Achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals
(1st ICASDG2022)
First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 170
Automatic Control Speed of Vehicles Near Schools and Colleges
Zahraa Niema Kamal1, a)
and Ali
Rashid Ramul
2, b)
1,2 Computer Techniques Engineering Department, AL-Mustaqbal University College, Babylon 51001, Iraq
Abstract. Presently, accidents are increasing because People drive very quickly, therefore we have lost
important lives as a result of simple driving errors near schools, colleges, and hospital zones. So the
highway authority has placed signboards in such spots to prevent similar accidents and notify drivers
and manage their vehicle speed. However, it is sometimes possible to see that type of signboard, and
there is a risk of an accident. The major aim of this project is to create a smart display controller that can
control the vehicle's speed to prevent road accidents caused by vehicles driving too fast in an area where
it is prohibited. The project is composed of two components: a transmitter unit (zone status) and a
receiver unit for speed display and control. A transmitter unit is a wireless type (HC-12 Wireless
Transceiver Module), which sends signals and controls the vehicle’s receiver unit (HC-12 Wireless
Transceiver Module). A receiver unit receives data from the transmitter and analyzes the data. The
controller automatically reduces the vehicle’s speed to the specified speed due to the data transfer from
the transmitter to the receiver. This project supports many sustainable development goals (SDGs),
especially the fourth goal "Quality Education" and the ninth goal "Industry, Innovation, and
Infrastructure ".
.
Keywords. Automatic Control Speed, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), 4th goal “Quality
Education”, 9th goal “Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure”, HC-12 Wireless Transceiver Module,
Arduino.
1st
International Conference on
Achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals
(1st ICASDG2022)
First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 175
Empowerment and its impact on affordable housing sustainable
planning (Al-Sultan housing complex in Al-Najaf) as a case study
Diaa Hassan Abd Al-Khader 1, a
and Dr. Sara Mahmood Al-Jawari1, b
1 University of Kufa, Faculty of Physical Planning, Kufa, IRAQ
a) [email protected] b) [email protected]
Abstract. The past decades of the last century and until now have witnessed many crises in the housing
sector, and these crises were the result of many problems that led to a weak quality and quantity of
housing stock, especially for low-income people, and Goal 11 of the Sustainable Development Goals
states, "Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, and capable of enduring and being
sustainable, we have prepared this research that attempts to answer the following question: Is the current
empowerment in the housing sector real and efficient support for people with limited income? The
research assumes that empowerment in the housing sector has an important and effective role in
reducing housing problems, the research aims to reach the most important indicators of Empowerment
in affordable housing And discussed in the light of the study area, the research relied on the descriptive-
analytical approach and a questionnaire was made for a random sample of 60 people distributed among
experts in the housing sector, local authority, non-governmental organizations, and the local community.
The research recommends the need to support the category of low-income citizens and give them
flexible and affordable loans to help them own a housing unit and to take into account the conditions of
the site to ensure that they do not bear additional transportation costs resulting from moving to the city
center, especially for students and workers.
Keywords: Empowerment, affordable housing, sustainable planning, Al-Najaf
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International Conference on
Achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals
(1st ICASDG2022)
First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 256
Design of Elliptical Microstrip Antenna for Multiband Wireless
Signal processing Applications
Haydar M. Al-Tamimi1
, Yousif Jawad Nukhailawi2, Saif H. Abdulwahed
3
1Communication Department, University of Technology, Iraq
2,3Technical Institute of Najaf, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University (ATU), Najaf, Iraq,
31001
*Corresponding author: inj.sif @atu.edu.iq
Abstract. A simple multiband elliptical patch antenna for Ultra Wide Band (UWB) applications is
introduced in this paper. For bandwidth enhancement, a U – shaped slot carved in the middle of the
patch antenna. The obtained bandwidth for the presented microstrip antenna for S11 < -10 dB spans 5
GHz to 12 GHz. The multi resonance frequencies (band-I (5.374 – 5.517) GHz, band II (5.864 – 6.004)
GHz, band III (6.126 – 6.289) GHz, band IV (6.522 – 6.404) GHz, band V (7.307 - 8.027) GHz band VI
(8.755 - 10.00) GHz band VII (10.00 - 11.033) GHz & band VIII (11.383 - 12.00) GHz). Which are
proper for different wireless functions, making this offered antenna appropriate for Ultra Wide Band
(UWB) applications. The measurements of the submitted antenna are (50 × 50) mm2 using a Flame
Resistant (FR4) substrate with a relative permittivity of 4.3 and a thickness of 1.5 mm. The presented
elliptical multiband antenna has been offered and tested by using strip line feeding technique. The setup
mechanism and execution evaluation of configured multiband microstrip antenna was handled by using
a (CST) microwave studio.
1st
International Conference on
Achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals
(1st ICASDG2022)
First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 257
Optimum Under-Frequency Load Shedding with Comparison of
Two Load Models for Distribution System
Waleed Khalid Shakir Al-Jubori1, Doaa Ali Kaittan
2
1 Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Iraq,[email protected],[email protected]
2Department of Electrical Power Engineering Techniques, Mussaib Technical College,[email protected]
Abstract: The distribution system connects customers to the rest of the electrical grid. The electrical distribution network
suffers from rising power losses and low frequency, which are greater than transmission system and low voltage problems. One
of the solutions for these problems furnished by under-frequency load shedding based on optimal selection of loads using a
suitable optimization algorithm. Because of its simple design and inexpensive cost, the radial distribution system (RDS) was
chosen. Two load models (constant power model and ZIP model) are implemented with comparisons between them. A
Gravitational binary search optimization algorithm is used for the purpose of accurate results, and comparisons are made to
demonstrate the efficiency of the proposed method. A BGSA optimization algorithm is useful in order to reduce the search
space for the minimum power to be shed and its location. IEEE 33- bus is employed to check the validity of suggested
attitudes. A Direct Backward Forward Sweep Method (DBFSM) is used to show the voltage and total losses of each node as it
represents the useful load flow method suitable in RDS. The results demonstrate the ability of the provided methodologies to
find the best solution for a large loss reduction and a better voltage profile using the BGSA optimization algorithm.
Keywords: Under frequency load shedding, Backward/Forward Sweep Load Flow Algorithm, BGS algorithm,
Power loss reduction, Voltage profile.
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First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 269
A Small-Scale UAV Propeller Optimization by Using Ant Colony
Algorithm
Mohammad K. Khashan1,a)
, Dhamyaa S. Khudhur2,b),
Hyder H. Balla3,c)
1,3
Najaf Technical Institute, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University 31001 Al-Najaf, Iraq, Department of
Aeronautical Technologies. [email protected], [email protected]
2 Mechanical Engineering Department, College of Engineering, Mustansiriyah University, Baghdad, Iraq.
Abstract UAVs are designed to create lift in the same direction as the rotation axis, hence
propellers are one of the most basic components of propulsion. Although several previous
propeller optimization techniques have been developed, they usually find the optimal thrust
coefficient at a constant power coefficient and vice versa. This research will combine the optimal
values of the thrust coefficient and the power coefficient to find the optimum thrust and the
lowest power at the same time. A Simple Blade Element Theory Blade served as the foundation
for all assumptions.
This article examined over 80 various designs, brands, and types of propellers in a two-blade
configuration with diameters ranging from 2.5 to 19 inches and varying pitch values. The data for
the baseline propeller was obtained from the UIUC Propeller Database. The inputs for the
optimization are the propeller type, diameter, pitch angle, rotational speed, thrust coefficient, and
power coefficient. The results show that by determining the factor of interest in the thrust
coefficient and the power coefficient, the algorithm can find the optimal propeller specifications.
When the factor of interest in the thrust coefficient is 100%, the algorithm will ignore the effect
of the power coefficient and vice versa.
Keywords: UAVs; Aerodynamics; Optimization; propeller; Ant colony Algorithm.
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First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 289
COVID-19 PANDEMIC EFFECTS ON THE SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT OF LEARNING IN IRAQ
Mohammed Hasan Aldulaimi 1, 2, Thair A Kadhim 1, WAEL JABBAR ABED AL-NIDAWI 2,
Mazin Hadi Kzar 3
1 Ministry of Education, Babylon, Iraq,
Al-Mustaqbal University College, Babylon, Iraq 2 Computer Techniques Engineering Department, Al-Mustaqbal University College, Hillah, 51001,
Babil, Iraq
3 Physical Education and Sport Sciences Department, Al-Mustaqbal University College, 51001 Hillah,
Babil, Iraq
ABSTRACT
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic in numerous nations across the globe, all public schools in Iraq
were forced to close. Teachers were put in a difficult position because of the necessity of
accommodating online learning. The Ministry of Education in Iraq has obligated all schools to substitute
face-to-face teaching processes with online learning. The Ministry also put forward several educational
projects and platforms, such as Newton, Classera, and My School through Educational TV. Although
these projects were urgent, they created many issues for students, teachers and schools. The results of
this study reveal that online learning in Iraq experienced substantial growth during the breakout of the
Corona virus crisis. Schools have the potential to take advantage of the new educational methods, and
also transform their teaching practices. On the other hand, this new approach faces many challenges,
including technological, educational, and social. Unreliable communications and a weak Internet are
among the biggest challenges, as well as many students' lack the electronic devices required for
learning. Moreover, despite the abundance of digital resources, both teachers and students have low
abilities at using electronic tools. The study recommended the necessity of accelerating technological
readiness by training students and teachers to use technological applications and providing educational
platforms that have the ability to meet their needs, as well as strengthening the role of educational
supervision.
Keywords: online learning, COVID-19 pandemic, Iraqi education, Iraqi schools
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First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 290
Review on Design and Manufacturing of Wind Turbine for
Renewable Energy Applications
Dhuha Albusalih a)
, Zaid Duliami b)
and Ali Najah Al-Shamanic)
Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Kufa, Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. As a global concern to look for climate variation, many countries have the target of a
clear “net zero” through developing the renewable-energy. One of the sources is the offshore
wind turbine, which has received special consideration from a number of countries and
companies. However, wind turbine offshore design experiences challenges due to the large and
complex design parameter space as well as different operational requirements and environmental
conditions. The technology of advanced optimization should be implemented to consider these
challenges. Additionally, the materials of the wind turbine should be considered. This review
presents a short overview of the categories and fundamental principles of many optimization
technologies and their application in the design process. The review shows the offshore wind
turbine structures. The review presents the composite materials used for wind turbine blades,
including the traditional composites (glass fibers/epoxy matrix composites), natural composites,
hybrid and nano engineered composites. Manufacturing technologies for wind turbine composites
were also reviewed
Keywords. offshore wind turbine; design parameter; optimization algorithm
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First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 291
A new algorithm of path planning in 3D environments for an
implemented quadcopter robot
Mustafa Fahem Albaghdadi 1, Mehdi Ebady Manaa
1, Ahmed Fahem Albaghdadi
2
1 College of Information Technology, University of Babylon
2 Technical Institute of Al-Najaf, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University (ATU), Iraq.
Abstract. Path planning within three-dimensional environments is of great importance in
contemporary time due to the introduction of robots in many works. Finding the shortest path
reduces fuel and time. In this paper a new algorithm is proposed to plan the paths within 3D
environments. The algorithm was tested in two ways: simulation and practical. A multi-propeller
vehicle is built that can track the resulting path from the proposed algorithm. The spherical shape
of the robot, and obstacles is the basic of the work of the proposed algorithm. This does not mean
that the algorithm cannot handle other forms of obstacles. Any other shape can be represented by
a set of intersecting spheres. The resulting path of this proposed algorithm consists of two pieces
that can be repeated a number of times until reaching the target point. The first piece is a straight
path connecting the current position of the robot with a point located on the edge of the obstacle.
The second piece is a path around the obstacle connecting two points away from the obstacle with
a distance equal to the radius of the robot. All points are calculated by equations derived in this
paper. The proposed algorithm was compared with two other algorithms. The results proved the
superiority of the proposed algorithm in terms of path length and smoothness of the path.
Keywords. Depth-first search algorithm; Collision-free path; Obstacle avoidance; Quadcopter;
3d path planning.
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First Topic| Sustainable development (Reality and Challenges)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 299
MRI Brain Tumor Detection Based On Soft Computing)
Ayad Muslim Hamzah 1, a)
and Nameer Faleh Mhaidi1, b)
1Technical Institute of Najaf, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Iraq
2 Technical Institute of Najaf, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. Medical image processing techniques are essential in detecting diseases at present. Usually,
MRI images detect the presence and type of disease. The brain comprises a group of nerve cells and
supportive tissues. Brain tumors are one of the most dangerous types of diseases because of the high
mortality rates they cause worldwide. The detection of the tumor may be a fundamental reason to save
the patient's life. The mortality rate was very high before early diagnosis began. The mortality rate was
very high before early diagnosis began. After starting early diagnosis, the death rate was noticeably
reduced due to the accurate identification of brain tumors in the early stages. Currently, researchers have
stepped up their efforts by using computer programs to help clinicians in the early detection and
classification of brain tumors. In this research, an algorithm was presented to overcome the problems of
detecting and diagnosing brain tumors, consisting of several stages: The first stage is to get the real data
and then make improvements using the Wiener filter. The threshold and segmentation then
Morphological operation and Watershed segmentation finally Feature extraction used to get important
information of image then perform optimum diagnosis of brain tumor.
Keywords. Disease diagnosis, MRI, Image processing
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Second Topic | Sustainable economic development
ID No. : ICASDG22- 4
An Analysis of The Reality and Challenges of Microfinance
Institutions in Iraq
Saida Dammak1, a)
, Hamid Mahmoodabadi
2,b), Safa Eltayf Abdlamer
3,c),
Mohammed Hasan Sabbar3,d)
and Salwan Kadhim Ojah
2,e)
1Institute of Higher Business Studies of Carthage, Tunisia
2University of Shiraz, Iran
3Al-Furat Al-Awsat technical University, Iraq
c)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. The main objective of this study is to examine the microfinance sector in Iraq. The
researchers tried to find solutions to the problems of unemployment and poverty as well as
support rural farmers through the support provided by the microfinance institutions. This study
was based on Data obtained from questionnaires and reports issued by microfinance institutions.
This study also used descriptive method. The main findings of this study are that microfinance
institutions in Iraq are facing major challenges that determines their operations, efficiency,
outreach scope, etc. Moreover, this study suggested valuable and important recommendations in
order to overcome such challenges and improve the performance of microfinance institutions
activities in Iraq.
Keywords: Microfinance, Institutions, Challenges, Opportunities, Iraq.
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Second Topic | Sustainable economic development
ID No. : ICASDG22- 141
Using Sustainable Intellectual Capital to Enhancing
Financial Reporting of Public Sector Companies in Iraq:
An Applied Comparative Study Between Karbala and Kufa
Cement Factories Ahmed Hatif Rasool
1, a) and Asmaa Mahdi Al-Hashimi
2, b)
1Federal Office of Financial Supervision (Najaf branch, 54001, Iraq).
2Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Technical College of Management/ Kufa, Accounting Techniques
Department, (54003, Iraq). a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. The study aims to introduce the concept, and main dimensions to sustain the Intellectual Capital,
indicating the availability of the reporting requirements of Sustainable Intellectual Capital in the study
sample's company, which is the Karbala And Kufa factories from the Iraqi general cement Company. So,
the study states the current level of the financial reporting and the reasons for its failure to meet the
decision-makers need for information, as the accounting treatments within the unified accounting system
that are mandatory to be applied by Iraqi companies do not include the various aspects of integrated
financial reporting, which should include sustainability indicators, including the sustainability of human
resources, which represent the intellectual capital of the company, and therefore the traditional financial
reports prepared by Iraqi companies lack requirements of transparency and the quality of financial
reporting, as it does not reflect efficiency indicators and the skilled workforce it possesses. In order to
achieve the study goal, the researchers reviewed the theoretical literature and previous studies about the
study variables, then an analysis of the content of the financial reports of the study sample was conducted
to provide a proposed form for voluntary reporting about the sustainability of intellectual capital according
to what suits the requirements of the Iraqi environment, so that is generally accepted by the public and
private companies by shows its impact on rationalizing the strategic decisions that relate to the study
sample's company, through use Schmalenbach Indicators to measure the level of reporting in the proposed
form. The study concluded that the integration of financial information related to economic activities with
other financial and non-financial information about sustainable development dimensions including
sustainable intellectual capital and disclosing it through voluntary reporting forms enables users to link
between that information and then enables them to evaluate performance and know the ability of the study
sample company for create sustainable value and then rationalize strategic decisions. Accordingly, the
researchers recommended that Iraqi industrial companies should adopt voluntary reporting models for
intellectual capital that include financial and non-financial dimensions related to the sustainability of their
human resources and to the accumulation of knowledge about value chain relationships with customers and
suppliers outside the company.
Keywords: Sustainabe Intellectual Capital, Financial Reporting, Traditional Financial Reports
Non-Financial Information, Voluntary Reporting, Schmalenbach Indicators.
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Second Topic | Sustainable economic development
ID No. : ICASDG22- 274
Towards Corporate Sustainability: Cost-Benefit
Considerations of Quantitative Methods (Multiple
Regression Model) Versus Activity-Based Methods for
Determining Indirect Costs – an Applied Study in KDD
Industrial Company Asmaa Mahdi Al-Hashimi
a) and Hussam Ali Abdel-Sada Al-Ghazali
b)
Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Technical College of Management/ Kufa, Accounting Techniques
Department, (54003, Iraq).
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. The study aims in light of the goals of corporate sustainability to compare the costs and
benefits of using different methods to determine costs; namely, the quantitative methods (multiple
regression in particular) versus the activity-based costing (ABC) methods for assigning indirect
costs on products in Iraqi companies as they still depend on traditional cost systems that face
difficulties in computing accurate unit costs due to the failure to determine the appropriate
amount of indirect costs. In order to achieve the study goal, the researchers reviewed the
theoretical literature and previous studies to compare these methods and identify the advantages
and disadvantages of each. The researchers also adopted the applied approach to compare these
two methods based on the monthly costs data of the KDD production company to distribute costs
according to both the activity-based method and the multiple regression. The study concluded
that the design and implementation of the ABC method to determine costs requires lengthy and
more expensive steps, especially in Iraqi companies that lack an integrated cost system, which
requires additional costs to train employees and decision-makers to understand the steps of the
system and its outputs and how to use them in the decision-making process in light of achieving
Sustainability goals that require focusing on customer needs and product profitability rather than
activities. On the other hand, the multiple regression method was easy to apply and inexpensive.
Its results were more related to the products and the variables affecting them, thus it's more
understanding for managers and helps in rationalizing decisions. Accordingly, the researchers
recommended that Iraqi companies switch to the statistical method in distributing indirect costs
instead of relying on a technique that increases the cost of products and makes them unable to
compete and achieve growth and sustainability.
Keywords. Corporate Sustainability, Cost-Benefit Considerations, Indirect Costs, Activity-Based
Costing, Multiple Regression
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Fourth Topic | Governance and good governance for sustainable
development
ID No. : ICASDG22- 296
A Comparison between some Methods of Analysis Count
Data by Using R-packages
Noor Sabah . Murad 1,a) and Fadhil Abdul Abbas Abidi2,b) 1 Faculty of Comp. and Math., Dept. of math , University of Kufa, Najaf ,Iraq
2 Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Najaf ,Iraq
a) Corresponding author:
Abstract. The Poisson regression model is a simple count data model that combines regression
models in which the response variable is in the form of counts rather than fractional numbers in
generalized linear models (GLMs) . Three models (Poisson regression, quasi-Poisson
regression, and negative binomial regression) were compared in r packages and applied to a
sample of COVID-19 data in this study. The Poisson regression model was shown to be the best
and most efficient of the other models.
Keywords. Poisson, robust, ML, Quasi-likelihood, Negative binomial, GLM.
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Third Topic| Health development and health indicators within the
sustainability goals
ID No. : ICASDG22- 5
Could Asthma Incidence be Controlled by the Patient How Intake
Drugs with Good Life Style?
Ahmed Hassan Kudhair 1,a)
, Oday A. Obaidi 2,b)
, and Nadia Abdul Hadi Abdul
Ameer 3,b)
1 Department of biochemistry, Faculty of Medicine., Jabir Ibn Hayyan Medical University, Al-Najaf, Iraq.
2 Department of Pharmacy, Kufa Technical Institute, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, 31001 Kufa, Al-
Najaf, Iraq .
3 Animal production department, Kufa Technical Institute, AL- Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Al-Najaf,
Iraq. a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. Asthma is an inflammatory disease that effect the lung, particularly the airways. So many death cases
had been recorded in the last decade due to its complications. As the symptoms (wheezing, SOB, broncho spasm,
etc..) frequency per a day increased, the mortality rate increases with the development of bad life style and bad
triggers ( smoke, dust, food, car full’s, perfume, medication, food, etc..) there is a serious need to put a focus on
the regulation of treatment and life style to these patient. Although asthma is multi factorial ( genetic and
environmental predisposing) with no statistically sufficient information in Iraq there is an increase the no hospital
admittion daily and delay the responses to the treatment. Aim. to study the biochemical markers effect the cases of
asthmas and to evaluate the abnormality in sleeping period, performing the job in these patients and the responses
to the medication Methods. A study was made from 200 asthma patient, there were between seventeen and more
years old, they admitted to the respiratory center in Najaf province at Sader medical city. It started from 10th
of
2018 to 5th
of 2019. A data was collected from the patients after direct contact with them or with their relatives.
The SPSS version 20 and EXCIL programs were used for analysis of the information . Results. it revealed that the
majority of the female patient aged how aged from 40 to 49 years old were depended on inhaled steroid during
their first line treatment. These patients suffered from difficulty in having a normal life style or normal job
requirement. Most of them suffered from shortness of breath (SOB), wheezing, tightness in the chest, they were
suffered from difficulty in normal sleeping. Conclusion: asthma occurrence in Iraq is increased tremendously that
required more interest with better improvement of life style to perform a good sleeping period and decrease the
hospital admission frequency. Recommendation. a further life style rearrangement and more medical care should
be occur to decrease the sudden attacks that it may effect on the life span of the patients.
Keywords. Asthma, corticosteroids, long-acting beta-agonists, Chronic obstructive pulmonary, nocturnal attack
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Third Topic| Health development and health indicators within the
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 10
The Distribution of Antimicrobial Resistance and the Presence of
Virulence Genes in Escherichia Coli Isolated from Frozen Chicken
Meat in Iraq
Nisreen Kaddim Radi a)
and Ali H. Al-Marzoqi b)
Biology Department , College of Science for Women, University of Babylon, Babil,Iraq
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. A one hundred and twenty specimens (frozen chickens) were gathered from various
companies and sources at various sites in Iraq. the aim of this study to detect virulence gene isolated of
Ecoli from frozen chicken meat at shops in Iraq and to investigate the distribution of antibiotics
resistance against papC gene of E coli. The result shows that (n, %) 15, 45 ,33,100, 2,6 , 20, 60.6 and
26,78.7 % out of 33 of Ecoli isolate were positive for pap C gene, jutA gene, neuC gene,jucD gene, tsh
gene respectively . There is significant relationship between brand market and papC gene at p-value <
0.05. Antibiotic resistance pattern reveled that (Tetracycline, Trimethoprim, Levofloxacin,) had a larger
percentage 60, 45 and 45% of Ecoli resistant to antibiotics, whereas (Azetronam, Tigecycline,
Amikacin, Gentamicin, Imipenem) had a higher percentage 60, 45, 45, 45 and 45 % of Ecoli sensitive
to antibiotics, (ceftriaxone, cefoxitin) When it came to intermediate, nitrofurntin had the highest
percentage (9.1%).
Keywords. papC gene, chicken, antibiotic, Iraq , Ecoli, genetic diversity
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Third Topic| Health development and health indicators within the
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 17
Cesarean Section and Associated Factors in Al Najaf City- Iraq Atheer Kadhim Ibadi
1 a), Noor Muhsen Jawad
2, Nawal Abid Hashim
1,
Salam Razzaq Meftah 3, and Raad Ajam Sayal
3
1Department of Pharmacy, Kufa Institute, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, 31001 Kufa, Al-Najaf, Iraq
2Department of Pharmacy, Al-Mustaqbal University College, Hillah, Iraq.
3Department of Pathological Analysis Techniques, Medical Technical College Kufa, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical
University, Al-Najaf, Iraq
a) Corresponding author:[email protected] ; [email protected]
Abstract. Introduction: Birth of a fetus by using a surgical incision into the uterine wall after 28 weeks
of pregnancy is called Cesarean Section. This surgical operation is identified as quicker, safer, and more
prestigious method of child delivery to the pregnant. This work aims to determine the associated factors
and causes of cesarean delivery in Najaf province- Iraq which comes on achieving the sustainable
development goals. Methodology: Using a cross-sectional design, this work was done from 2021/2/1 to
2021/4/31. This study was conducted in Al Najaf city at Al- Zahra Teaching Hospital. The samples were
selected randomly. Results: This study found that 50.8% of women had a previous cesarean delivery,
and the primigravida women were 24.9%, 19.8% suffered from old infertility; however, 19.2% had a
previous abortion.
There was a highly significant correlation between primigravida, previous births, previous cesarean and
age group under p-value 0.01. Also, there was a significant correlation under p-value 0.05 between
abortion, cause of cesarean and age. In addition, significant correlation was found between previous
cesarean, primigravida and geographical area. Conclusion.There was a crucial correlation between
some medical and obstetrical conditions and cesarean section, and there were some associated factors
leading to do it.
Keywords. Cesarean, Causes, Factors, Al-Najaf
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Third Topic| Health development and health indicators within the
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 28
The Epidemiology of Hydatid Cysts Liver Diagnosis in Najaf
Governorate
Mona Adel Ismail1,a)
, Sarmad Jassem Mohammed 2,b)
and Noor Hadi Hassan 3,c)
1Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Technical Institute / Kufa, Department of Medical Laboratory
Techniques/Iraq. 2 AL-Mustaqbal University college ,Department of Medical Laboratory Techniques,Iraq.
3Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Technical Institute / Kufa, Department of Nursing Techniques, Iraq.
a)Corresponding author: [email protected]
b)
c)
Abstract. In Iraq and many Mediterranean countries, hydatid disease is endemic from a long time . The
disease causes health, economic, and social disasters. Iraq has become one of the most endemic areas
for this disease, particularly in the central as well as southern regions. Particularly in the areas between
the Euphrates and the Tigris rivers. Many farmers and sheep breeders live in these areas. The purpose of
this research is to determine the relationship between hydatid disease and various variables such as the
differences in infection rates between males and females, age, and geographical distribution of patients.
This study included patients with hydatid disease who were admitted to the "Al-Sadr" General Hospital
between January 1, 2020 and December 31, 2020 and there were 58 patients in total. According to the
findings, the most affected areas of this disease are rural areas, and the peasantry is the most affected
group of females. The reason for this is due to the nature of their work with crops and animals. The
findings also revealed that females are infected at a higher rate than males.
Keywords. Hydatid cyst, Najaf, Iraq.gender and age distribution
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Third Topic| Health development and health indicators within the
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 49
Prevalence of Measles Virus Infection among Children in Babylon
Governorate, 2017- 2019: A Retrospective Descriptive Data
Analysis
Nawfel Fadhil Hamza1,a)
, Ruqaya Munther Ewadh2,b)
, Mohammed Malih
Radhi3,c)
, Nada Khazal Kadhim Hindi4,d)
, Rusull Hamza Kh. AL-Jubori5,e)
,
Burhan Hadi6,f)
,and Ali Faris Abdul Hussein7,g)
1M. Sc in Pediatric Nursing, Department of Nursing, Kut University College, Al Kut,Wasit,Iraq.
2PhD in microbiology , Department clinical laboratory science, college of pharmacy University of Babylon, Iraq.
3M. Sc in Community Health Nursing, Kut Technical Institute, Middle Technical University, Iraq.
4Prof. PhD in microbiology, Department of Basic and Medical Science, Faculty of Nursing, University of Babylon,
Babylon Province, Iraq. 5M. Sc in Community Health Nursing, Babylon Health Directorate, Iraq.
6M. Sc in Psychatric and Mental Health Nursing, Department of Nursing, Kut University College, Al
Kut,Wasit,Iraq. 7PhD in Community Health Nursing, Department of Nursing, Kut University College, Al Kut,Wasit,Iraq.
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
[email protected] f) [email protected] g)
Abstract. This study included 309 positive cases who were diagnosed with measles infection among
children aged 1 to 10 years of both genders (165 males and 144 females). The data were obtained for
each year using secondary surveillance data and evaluated using a descriptive statistical analysis
approach.The study results showed that the high rate of measles infection (73.8%) was recorded in
2019. On the other hand, measles virus infection is predominate in age group lessone year for all years
of the study period with a total number of 123 (39.8%). So, The patients were 53.4% males and 46.6%
females. To summarize the findings, our study found that the reporting rate for measles was greater
among male children under the age of one year.A routine immunization program must be examined and
strengthened in order to reach all children through a sequence of vaccines that are closely monitored,
and to improve data quality in order to eliminate cases of unknown vaccination.
Keywords. Prevalence, Measles virus, children, viruses, infection
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Third Topic| Health development and health indicators within the
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 59
Enteric Bacterial and Parasitic Pathogens Associated with
Acute Diarrhea Isolate from Patient in Al-Najaf Province
Angham Najah Al-Khafajia)
Kufa Technical Institute, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University,Najaf, Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. The present study aims to isolate and know the ratio of bacterial and parasitic dysentery with
age and sex of patients in AL-Najaf province, A cross-sectional research was carried out from January
2020 to January 2021. Ninety people with probable amoebic dysentery were enrolled in the study from
different age from Al- Manathera Hospital in Al-Najaf province, People who have diarrhea and are
assumed to have dysentery had their stool samples taken. , The diarrheal stool specimen were put into
sterile, transparent wide mouthed bottles. The name, age and sex of the patients were properly labeled
on the universal bottles. and refrigerated immediately. The results had shown most common bacteria
and parasite infections were seen in patients aged 10 to 19, and male having the highest ratio compared
to female, Diarrhoeagenic bacteria have high incidence from intestinal parasites infection in this study,
Entamoeba histolytica infection was the highest in current study. Escherichia coli, Salmonella sp,
Shigella sp were the predominate bacteria.
Keywords. Diarrhea, bacteria, parasite, viatek 2 compact system.
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Third Topic| Health development and health indicators within the
sustainability goals
ID No. : ICASDG22- 62
COVID-19 Infection Causes Insulin-Resistance between
Hospitalised Patients in Najaf Governorate
Ahmed Alshawi1,a)
, Abtisam F. Al-Shukry1,b)
, Haider Ali Mohammed1,c)
, Taif
Razzaq Majeed1,d)
, Alkarrar Kais Abduljaleel1,e)
, and Mohammed Subhi
Mohammed2,f)
1 Medical Laboratory department, Kufa institute, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Najaf, Iraq
2 Health community department ,Kufa institute, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Najaf, Iraq
a) Corresponding author [email protected]
Abstract. A novel epidemic infection Coronavirus-19 (COVID-19) considered as one of the challenges
in sustainable development. A new-onset of hyperglycaemia has been observed between many COVID-
19 patients. The clear explanation of this elevation in fasting plasma glucose (FPG) was debuted. Here
we investigate whether this increase is due to impaired insulin secretion or insulin resistance. 269
participants, group 1 (control, n=46) group 2 (COVID-19 patients, n= 223). 27 Patients were excluded
due to missing of their FPG results. FPG, liver enzymes (ALT, AST, and Alk. Phosphatase), b.urea,
s.creatinine, s. insulin, C-peptide, D-dimer, and s.ferritin were measured. Our results showed that FPG
was increased in 82% (161) patients and this increase was positively correlated with ferritin (r20.039, P-
value 0.0013). There is no correlation between FPG with liver enzymes (ALT and AST). The level of
insulin hormone and c-peptide were normal. Because there were no increase in insulin or c-peptide and
the only relationship was between FPG and ferritin. Therefore, we concluded that COVID-19 infection
could cause insulin resistance.
Keywords. (COVID-19, T2D, Ferritin, HOMA-IR, QUICKI)
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 64
Effect Education Program upon Science Teacher Knowledge about
Immunity and Immunization in Primary School at Al-muthanna
City
Riyadh Saad Atshan1, a) Ali Hussein Abbas2, b)
1 Department of Nursing Techniques, Medical Technical Institute / Kufa, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical
University, Iraq. 2 Community Health Nursing Department, College of Nursing, University of Al-Muthanna,Samawah, Iraq.
a) Corresponding author:[email protected]
Abstract. Background:Science teachers are the closest to health. Teachers must be aware of the transitional
diseases prevalent within school setting. As well as to provide educational lessons on ways of transmission and
reduce the incidence of infection and explain the importance of vaccines that consider primary prevention about
transmission disease and this is done through coordination with the centers of primary health care in Iraq.
Methods and material of Study: The study design for this study is quiz- experimental that conducted at education
directorate in Al-Muthanna City, during March 5th 2018 to March 15th 2019, to determine of effect education
program upon science teacher knowledge about immunization and immunity. A total of (78) Science instructors
(males and females) were chosen from a cluster sample. Data was collected using a questioner format. The
questioner validity it was determined by a panel of specialists in the field of research, while the reliability was
determined via a pilot research done in (10) schools from April 8th to April 14th, 2018. Results: the study results
indicate by their demographics data is ages (52%) are them (41- more than) years old within age group. In regards
to gender, 79.5 percent of teachers were female. Nearly half of the teachers (48.7%) had received their education
from the Institute. Regarding the address, most of teachers setting in the urban (91%). The majority of
teachers(84.6%) were married, according to their marital status. Regarding employee status, most of teachers
(82.1 %) were permanent employee. Also, there are significant and different between pre and post-test in our
study results at p. value 0.001.Conclusion: through our study result cane conclude, most of the study sample were
age 41 years old and female and have level of education is institute and live in urban area. The study sample have
little knowledge about immunity and immunization, so all the teacher science need to education program to
elevate of awareness about immunization and immunity for communicable disease. Recommendation: The study
suggests that the Ministries of Health and Education work together to develop a standardized book for primary
schools about infectious diseases and how to avoid and manage them through vaccination and immunity. Increase
the number of science instructors who are enrolled in training sessions on communicable illness prevention for all
primary school teachers.
Keywords. Immunity, Immunization, Vaccine preventable disease, Vaccine hesitancy.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 78
Preparation and studying of the Physiochemical Properties
and Antimicrobial Activity of New triple-Action Glass
Cleaners
Mahmood M. Fahad1, a)
, Mohammed G. A. Al-Khuzaie2
, Malath I. Yousif3
,
Ayaat A. AL-Hadad1,and Tuka S. Al-Ameen4
1Medical Laboratory Techniques Department, Kufa Technical Institute, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical
University, Kufa, Iraq.
2Department of Nursing Techniques, Technical Institute of Al-Diwaniyah, AL-Furat AL-Awsat TechnicalUniversity (ATU), Al-Diwaniyah, Iraq.
3Department of Community Health, Technical Institute of Al-Diwaniyah, AL-Furat AL-Awsat Technical University(ATU), Al-Diwaniyah, Iraq.
4Pharmacist, AL-Hakim General Hospital, Najaf, Iraq.
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. During the global health crisis that caused by the Corona pandemic, the development of
detergent products has become necessary to confront the spreading of viruses, bacteria, and fungi. Here,
three types (X, Y, and Z) of new triple- action glass cleaners (cleaning, polishing, and sterilizing) were
prepared from locally available, low cost, and alcohol-free chemicals. The new glass cleaners were
prepared by mixing the preservative, color, and perfume with Cocamidopropyl betaine as a surfactant
and 5%, 3%, and 1% of Chloroxylenol, Povidone, and Sodium hypochlorite solutions were added as
sterilizers respectively. The second part also included the study of some physicochemical properties
and antimicrobial activity of the products such as boiling point, pH, viscosity, water solubility, stability
and anti-bacterial. In the end, the prepared products were compared with two commercial products (A
& B). It was found that the new products possess high cleaning, polishing, and sterilization properties.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 80
Sleep Disturbance among Persons over 40 Years Old
Saadya H. humade1,a )
and Ali T. Shnishil
2,b)
1 Nursing Department, Almustaqbal College, University,Babil, Babil, Iraq
2 Nursing Department,Al-Hadi University College ,Bagdad,Iraq
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. Background: Elderly people show many change and distress of sleep pattern. The sleep in old
persons compared with younger persons can be deferent and have more unpleasant interruptions related
with psychological and physiological causes. Sleep as a normal daily living activity can affect person's
life and reflect on other dimension of holistic health. In this study which focusing on factors can
influence on normal sleep process and search the climate contribute disturbance sleep of over 40 years
old persons like pain, snoring, dry mouth, incontinence urine even stress or anxiety. Objective: to assess
the sleep disturbance among persons over 40 years old. Population and methods: descriptive study
carried out in Almustaqbal college university at Hilla City, during the period 1/1/2021-30/2/2021, the
sample was (60) lecturers male and female aged 40-80 years old; the data were collected by
questionnaire through direct interview with the participant. Data analysis by using SPSS, Pearson’s
correlation and chi-square were used to find associations between variables.. Results: there was half of
sample and most of age category between 50-70 years old and the highest proportion (22%) was post
graduate and the most of them lived in rural side. Also the results show that most of sample (63.3% -
73.3%) has leg and urination problems at sleep and half of sample (50%) taking nap and struggling to
stay awake. High proportion of sample has hypertension (66.7%) and chronic pain (56.7%) also have
insomnia and depression.Conclusion: the study concludes that there is negative impact age upon sleep
patterns
Keywords. sleep, disturbance and over 40 years old
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 93
Evaluation the Canadian Water Sustainability Index in Ain Al-
Tamr District /Kerbala-Iraq
Fadhil M. Al- Mohammed a)
Kerbala Technical Institute, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, 56001, Karbala, Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. The sustainability and development of water resources is a matter of utmost importance,
especially for the countries of the Middle East that are threatened by water scarcity such as Iraq due to
the different social, political and economic conditions. The importance of studying the sustainability of
water resources for different regions, especially those far from water sources, to achieve a water
balance between supply and demand and to ensure the provision of water resources and a safe
environment for future generations. For the purpose of studying the subject of sustainability, the studies
have come up with a proposal and adoption of many indicators that can be applied in all regions. In this
paper, the Canadian Water Sustainability Index CWSI proposed by the policy research initiative PRI
was used and applied in the Ain al-Tamr region, which is located in southwest of the holy city of
Karbala /Iraq and which is completely fed by groundwater. All data required to calculate the values of
the five CWSI components (i.e. resources, infrastructure, ecosystem health, human health, and capacity)
were collected according to the PRI assessment method. The weights of CWSI components were
determined using a pair-wise comparison method. The results showed that the value of CWSI for the
study area was 55.331. It is possible to apply this method to study sustainability after determining the
weights of the components.
Keywords. Sustainability, pair-wise, Ain Al-Tamr, CWSI, PRI.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 94
Reoccurrence of Covid-19 Infection in Vaccinated Iraqi
Community
Nawres Adnan Abdulameer a)
, Thuraya Aamer Habeeb b)
,and Laila Jasim
Shaebthc)
Technical Institute of Al-Diwaniyah, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University (ATU), Diwaniyah, Iraq.
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected], b)
Abstract. Covid-19 is a novel severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS-CoV-2) which targets the
respiratory system of the body and spreading very rapidly throughout the world. Currently, Covid-19 is
globally affecting health systems, social life and economy of a country. Although it has no treatment
but the whole world is trying to produce promising vaccines to overcome its deadly effects. The main
objective of this study is to acknowledge the reoccurrence of covid-19 with associated risk factors in
Iraqi communities after getting one of three covid vaccines such as Sinopharm (inactivated vaccine),
AstraZeneca-Oxford (vector vaccine) and Pfizer-BioNTech (mRNA-based vaccine). These vaccines
induce potent neutralizing antibody (Nab) against the emerging variants of novel SARS-CoV-2 which
helps in prevention of spreading of disease. About 2.5% of individuals showed severe effects while
other 97.5% showed no life-threatening side effects e.g., chills, fever, fatigue, headache and myalgia
which last for about 24 hours after vaccination. Biochemical analysis of blood cells, platelets,
sedimentation factor and CRP proteins showed increased response of body against inflammation. Low
to moderate adverse effects at post vaccination represent the strengthening of immune system. Covid-19
vaccines are safe to take and vaccinated individuals have least chances of reoccurrence of Covid-19
infections.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 96
Optimization of Laccase Production from Marasimus Palmivorus
Liqaa Y. Mohsena)
, Rafal Ahmed Lilo b)
, Anmar Mahdi Kadhum AL-Maamori c)
Department of biology, college of science, university of Babylon, Babil, Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. Laccase is an enzyme that has the ability to oxidize substances. It is one of those enzymes
that has innate qualities of reactive radical generation, and its use in many domains has been overlooked
due to its commercial unavailability. The ability of Marasimus palmivorus MG717877.1 to produce
extracellular enzymes (Laccase enzyme) utilizing media containing substrate, named Guaiacol agar
medium, was tested. In submerged culture, the ideal pH, incubation duration, and temperature for
laccase synthesis were examined. The maximum enzyme activity was reported when the pH of the
media was 5.5; laccase activity was (1.03U/ml). The maximum enzyme activity for laccase enzyme was
1.040 U/ml when the temperature was 25°, and (0.922U/ml) after the third day of incubation.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 100
Estimate of Immunoglobulin G, M, and Some Liver Enzymes Levels
in Covid-19 Patients and Relation with Blood Group in Najaf
Governorate, Iraq.
Maysoon Khudair ALHadraawy ¹,a)
, Kais khudair AL-Hadraawi ²,Noor Ismeal
Nasser ¹ , Ahmed Abdul Hasan Mohsin¹
1 Medical laboratory techniques Department, Kufa Technical Institute, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical
University31001, Kufa, Al-Najaf, Iraq.
2 Radiology Techniques Department ,Collage of Medical Technology ,Islamic University, Najaf, Iraq.
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. The COVID19 disease is a transmittable viral infection that causes acute respiratory system
infection, to this day there is no proven treatment for this virus and its complication in the body are still
unclear. so the current study aimed to determine the levels of immunoglobulin (M, G) against infection
with covid 19, the measure of liver enzymes( AST, ALT), and the relation of infection with blood
group. This study included 60 patients infected by COVID-19 and 30 uninfected people, who came to
the AL-Najaf Hospitals from January to March month 2020. Draw 5 ml of blood for the measure of G,
M, and AST, ALT levels, and determine the blood group. The results showed that infection with the
Covid-19 virus had a significant effect (p <0.001) on the level of both G and M antibodies compared to
the control group (10.18, 16.94) mg/dl, (0.320,0.312) mg/dl, respectively. also, the study showed the
significant effect of infection on liver enzymes which caused increased AST and ALT levels (
44.25,52.30)U/L compared with the control group ( 36.28, 42.46) U/L respectively .also explained the
relation between blood group and covid 19 infection, as a blood group A recorded the highest rate of
infection and blood type O lowest rate of infection (35, 13.33) % respectively. so it is possible to rely
on measuring the level of G, M antibodies in diagnosing or recovering from covid 19 infection .also,
know the effect of the infection on the liver and the relationship between infection and blood group.
Keywords. Immunoglobulin, COVID-19, liver Enzyme, blood group, Najaf.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 101
Microbial Factors Causing Recurrent Miscarriage a Survey
Study for Women in the AL Najaf Governorate, Iraq
Rajaa Jawad Mohamed AL-Saeedi , Maysoon Khudair AL-Hadraawy , Zainab Salah
Abdulgabar ,and Ketam khudair¹
Department of medical laboratory techniques, Kufa Technical Institute, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University 31001,
Kufa, Al-Najaf, Iraq.
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. Background:- One of the important steps in a woman’s life is pregnancy, especially the first
pregnancy. One of the most important problems facing a woman is abortion, which has a serious
psychological impact on her. One of the causes of abortion is the germs etiology that was studying in
the current study to know the extent of its spread. Method:- The study included 192 women coming to
the infertility unit in Al-Sadr Medical City in the Najaf governorate, who are suffering from abortion
because of germ etiology for a period of 6 months, from January to June 2019. Draw 5 ml of blood to
determine the presence of IgG, IgM antibodies to confirm the presence of the injury. Result:- The
current study showed that the rate of miscarriage resulting from germ etiology varies according to the
type of germ, where the incidence of CMV was the highest, followed by rubella virus and
toxoplasmosis (17.6, 15.1, 2.6)%, respectively, and the percentages of women who have a previous
infection.(45.8,16.7,19.8 )%, respectively. Statically analysis:-Data analyzed by using SPSS version 18
software, the categorical changeable was given as percentage and frequencies. Conclusion:- The germ
causes that cause abortion in Najaf are spread in varying degrees, but through the results, these infection
rates decreased, which is evidence of the spread of health and cultural awareness among Najaf women.
Therefore, it was suggested, as the study of the future, to conduct a survey study one year from now to
see the extent of the change.
Keywords. miscarriage, cytomegalovirus, Rubella, Toxoplasma, women.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 103
Assessment of Health Effects of Cell-phone Towers
Radiation in Najaf on Human Beings
Zahra Mousa Hamza
1,a) Karar H. Hussein
1,b) Suham A. Albderi
1,c) Hayder H.
Hussain2,d)
and Ali Kadhim Obaid3,e)
1Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Kufa Technical Institute, 31003, Najaf, Iraq.
2University of Kufa, Faculty of Science, Physics Department, Al Najaf- Iraq
ORCID: 0000-0002-9694-939. 3 Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Engineering Technical College-Najaf,Iraq.
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
c)
e)
Abstract. A survey was conducted to collect information on possible health risks of cell-phone towers
in Najaf Governorate, Iraq. Data were obtained from people living near to cell-phone towers. A
questionnaire was used to collect information from 600 people and included 20 potentially unspecified
health symptoms. In addition to measuring the power density of nearby sites around the towers within a
distance of 100 meters. Results of the data analysis indicated that people who live near mobile phone
towers within a range of 50 meters and for a long period of time are exposed to some potential health
risks., such as (A decline in general health, Fatigue, Headaches, Muscle pain, Nausea), Females are
more exposed to these risks than males. The measurement of power density inside homes was within
the safe limit recommended by ICNIRP and Bio initiative Report.
Keywords. Cell-phone towers, electromagnetic radiation, health effects, Najaf, Iraq.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 105
Impact of Antibiotic Resistance on Sustainable
Development Goals
Meraim Attyah Kazaal a), Weam Abbas Hamad
b), Wegdan Hanoun Atiya
c),
Baraa Jalil Saeed d)
and Asraa Nadhum Abd-Alsatar e)
Nursing techniques department, Technical Institute of Al-Dewaniyah, AL-Furat AL- Awsat Technical University,
Iraq.
a) Corresponding
author:[email protected]
Abstract. The frightening spread of antibiotic resistance among infectious bacteria is one of the most
important challenges facing health and the environment, which in turn burdens the economies of all
countries of the world, and this in turn hinders the sustainable development goals of those countries.
Moreover, Iraq is at the forefront of the countries where the ineffectiveness of most drugs is increasing
as a consequences of the misuse of antibiotics represented in the overuse of antibiotics and not
following the doctor ’s prescription, as well as their overuse in аnima1 feed and agriculture. Due to
the importance of this topic and because it was not studied in Iraq, we designed this study to highlight
the impact of antibiotic-resistance on sustainable development goals in Iraq.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 109
Molecular Diagnosis of the Demodex folliculorum Parasite
by 18SrRNA Gene in Iraq
Sahira Ayyed Abdul-Sahib Al-Musawi a)
Kufa Technical Institute , Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical Universit, Najaf, Iraq.
a)
Corresponding author:[email protected]
Abstract. Demodex folliculorum It is one of the most types of microscopic external parasites that infect
humans, which feeds on the fat of the skin, around the hair follicles and causes many diseases, including
Perioral dermatitis, Demodectic Blepharitis, Pityriasis folliculorum, Rosacea and leads to the induction
of allergic and inflammatory reactions against its antigens.
The current study aimed to detect Demodex folliculorum parasite in humans by using the PCR
technique and using the primers of the (18S rRNA) genes responsible for diagnosing the parasite. Where
DNA was extracted from samples collected from those infected with the parasite, the reactions were
performed using a PCR machine to clone the DNA. Then, the nucleotide sequence of the gene was
studied, and the path length of the PCR products was 802 base pairs, and they were sent to the NCBI
website, and all the generated sequences were recorded in the GenBank database (entry number:
MW186179.1, MW186180.1),
A phylogenetic tree was established using the Neighbor joining method in the MEGA X version of
two isolates from human skin, and the links were genetically compared in NCBI-BLAST with respect to
D. folliculorum isolate from Iraq. 18SrRNA from parasite D. folliculorum was used for confirmed
genetic identification. Iraqi 18SrRNA isolates are 100% identical to the parasite isolates recorded in
Hungary (entry number: KC894848.1), but less similar to other isolates from Spain, China, and
Thailand (entry number: Am905316.1, HQ7280000.1, KY305348.1) respectively
Keywords. Demodex, 18SrRNA, Iraq, gen, folliculorum
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 120
Diagnosis of Candida Albicans Causing Diaper Rash and its
Sensitivity to Pomegranate Peel Extract
Fadhil Sami Zghair1,a)
and Anmar Saeed Hashim2,b)
1 Kufa Technical Institute, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Najaf, Iraq.
2 College of Health and Medical Technology/ Kufa , Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Najaf, Iraq.
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. Many types of fungi have the ability to cause candidiasis, and these fungi live naturally on
the skin and mucous membranes as well as on the digestive system, where they colonize the mentioned
places for all humans immediately after birth, and one of the common causes is Candida albicans that
causes diaper rash in newborns.
100 samples were collected from different clinical cases, including samples (100 skin swabs from
children with diaper rash who were lying in the halls of the Karbala Teaching Hospital for Children) To
diagnosis of candida causing diaper rash and study of its sensitivity to pomegranate peel extract. The
result was of phenotypic and biochemical tests of the isolated samples showed that 76 sample is
positive for C.albicans. The alcoholic extract of pomegranate peel showed a great and high ability to
inhibit all isolates in comparison with chemical antifungal.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 136
Assessment of Cluster of Differentiation (CD44) as
Protective Factor for the Incidence of Breast Cancer
Sura A. Awadh 1, a ,
Shaimaa A. Al-Oubaidy 2, b
and MOHAMMED ALI LAFTA 3, c
1 Department of anesthesia, Al-mustaqbal University, Babylon, Iraq
2 Department of Human Anatomy and Histology, Medical College, University of Babylon, Iraq
3 AL Kifel general hospital
a Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract
Background and objective: The cell adhesion molecule involved in cell-to-cell and cell-to matrix AND
trans-membrane that interactions by binding with hyaluronan, Extracellular matrix proteins and growth
factors were called differentiation cluster W (CD'S). It plays the main role in signal transduction
processes and cellular signaling cascades. The aim of this study to evaluate cluster differentiation
(CD44) and correlation with family history in Iraqi women with BC. Methods: The samples group
recruited in this study were 120 women in the age group ranging among (29 – 72) years , the mean ±
SD was (56.3± 11.7) Years. The control group also included 120 women without any breast diseases.
CD44 levels estimated by ELISA technique. Results: Serum levels of CD44 in women with BC were
significantly decreased (217± 5.9 ng/ml, P<0.05) from the control group (239.5± 4.1 ng/ml). (P-
value<0.05) in both ages, (<50, ≥50) and body mass index,(<25,≥25) in study subgroups. Conclusion
CD44 is a protective marker, is not associated with the development of BC, and is not associated with
f a m i l y h i s t o r y i n w o m e n w i t h B C .
Keywords Breast cancer, CD44, Family History Protective factor, Positive receptor subtypes.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 146
Green Synthesis and Characterization of Zinc Oxide
Nanoparticles Using Black Currant Extracts
Masar J. Al-Kurdy1, a)
Mohammed G. A. Al-Khuzaie1, b)
Ghanim A. Abbas1, c)
and
Zaid M.H.Al Dulaimi 2, d)
1Department of Nursing Techniques, Technical Institute in Al-Diwaniyah, AL-Furat AL-Awsat Technical
University, Iraq.
2 Technical Institute in Al-Diwaniyah, AL-Furat AL-Awsat Technical University, Iraq.
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. The goal of the current research was to synthesis zinc oxide nano-particles (ZnONPs) via
simple, cheap and eco-friendly method which include reduction of zinc acetate dehydrate to ZnONPs
by using of black currant aqueous extract (BC) as a reducing-agent. The characterization of stability,
size, morphology, and present the functional groups on the surface of synthesized ZnOBCNPs were
achieved by SEM, X–ray diffraction, and FTIR spectroscopy.
Keywords. eco-friendly, Zinc oxide, black currant
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 147
A Histological Study on the Effect of Some Alcoholic
Extracts of Propolis on Ovulation Rate and Fertility of
Ovarian Tissue and Oviduct in Quail
Mazin Eidan Hadi1, a)
, Marwa Fadhil Alsaffar 1, b), Mohammed Hayder Hamad
1,
c) and Prof. Dr. Ismael k. Ajam
2, d)
1Department of medical laboratory techniques, Al Mustaqbal University College, Babylon city, Iraq
2Islamic University / Babylon city, Iraq
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. Objective: The study was conducted on quail in a specialized area of the laboratory of
histopathological disorders from September 6th to November 23rd, 2018. The goal of this research was
to determine the impact of adding an alcohol extract of Propolis on ovarian and oviduct tissue ovulation
and fertility rates in quail. The method is as follows: Enter into the study eight groups with replicates
within each group. Weight matched groups were housed in 13 cages. Each group consists of ten birds of
five different weights. In the first treatment, the quails were fed a standard diet without
supplementation, and in the second treatment, the quails were fed a standard diet supplemented with
alcoholic propolis extract 200 mg/kg. The third group has the same components as the regular diet but
contains 400 mg/kg of propolis alcohol extract. The results: The histological study indicated that
supplementing the standard quail diet with an alcoholic extract of Propolis at a concentration of 400
mg/l resulted in physiological reproductive activity, an increase in the percentage of ovulation above
the normal limit, and an increase in the fertility rate, all without the appearance of undesirable side
effects or pathological, macroscopic, or histological changes associated with standard quail feeding.
Despite fast development and ovulation, the alcoholic extract of Propolis increased the quantity and
form of ciliated and ciliated epithelium layer cells in the oviduct, unless the shape of the egg or its
components changed.
Keywords. Cholesterol, ovarian tissue, alcohol extract of each of the propolis.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 155
Spectrophotometric Determination of Mesalazine in Pure and
Pharmaceutical Preparations by Chelation Method
Aws Maseer Nejres a)
and Moath A. Najem
Department of Chemistry, College of science, University of Mosul, Mosul, Iraq
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. an accurate, simple, and precise spectrophotometric method is presented for the
determination of Mesalazine based on formed chelating complex with Fe(III) . The intensity of
complex measured at 508 nm after optimization of the experimental parameters. Beer’s law was
obeyed to the proposed method and it was valid within a concentration range of 2.5–22.5 μg/mL and the
linear regression was R2 = 0.9980. Detection limit of quantitation was 0.0071μg/mL, and the molar
absorptivity coefficient 2.80x104
L.mol-1
cm-1
. Sandal's sensitivity was 0.0054 μg.cm-2
There is no
interference from excipients found in the tablet. the current approach was effectively used to the
determination of Mesalazine in tablet formulation. The data were statistically compared with those of a
standard reference using Student's t-and F-test.
KeywordS. Mesalazine ,Fe(III) , chelating complex, spectrophotometric .
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 156
Effect of Some Alcoholic Extracts of Propolis Ginger and
Cinnamon on Some Physiological and Productive
Characteristics of Quail Mohammed Hayder Hamad
1, a), Mazin Eidan Hadi
1, b), Marwa Fadhil Alsaffar
1, c)
and Prof. Dr. Ismael k. Ajam
2, d)
1Department of medical laboratory technique, Al Mustaqbal University College, Babylon city, Iraq
2Islamic University, Babylon city, Iraq
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. This research was conducted in the field of poultry of the Department of Animal Production
Techniques for the period 6/9/2011 until 23/11/2011 in order to study the effect of adding alcoholic extract of
ginger, propolis and cinnamon (cinnamon) in reducing cholesterol in the yolk and white of quail eggs, which was
used in the research 280 one-day-old quail chicks were divided into seven groups with two replicates for each
group. The groups were homogeneous in weights and placed in 13 kanna, each group contained 40 chicks and 20
chicks for each repeater. In the first treatment, the chicks were fed on a regular diet without addition and the
chicks were fed In the aggregates of the second treatments on the regular ration, the alcoholic extract of ginger
was added at a concentration of 150 mg/kg, while the third group was the same as the normal ration after adding
the alcoholic extract of ginger at a concentration of 300 mg/kg of feed, while the chicks in the fourth group were
fed the same regular ration but it contained the alcoholic extract For propolis at a concentration of 300 mg / kg, for
the fifth groups, the alcoholic extract of propolis at a concentration of 400 mg / kg was added to the ration, and the
sixth group was fed after The alcoholic extract was added to the students at a concentration of 200 mg/kg, while
the seventh group was fed a ration to which the alcoholic extract was added to the students at a concentration of
400 mg/kg. The chicks were weighed weekly, the weekly weight increases and the weekly amounts of feed
consumed for each treatment were calculated, and the feed conversion factor was calculated. The results of the
research indicated a highly significant effect (P<0.01) in the average body weights and weekly weight increases
for chicks, a highly significant decrease in the quantities of feed consumed weekly for chicks, and an
improvement in the feed conversion coefficient as a result of adding alcoholic extract to you from ginger, propolis
and students.
Keywords. Cholesterol, , alcohol extract of each of the Propolis
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 164
Polymorphisms in the Inter Leukin-1 Beta Gene (rs16944
and rs1143627) as a Risk Factor for SARS-COV2 Infection
Noor R Abady1,a)
, Zaytoon A Alkhafaji2 and Ali Saleh Baay
3
1Al-Qasim green university, PhD student at Babylon Univeristy College of Medicine,Babil, Iraq
2Department of Microbiology, Babylon University College of Medicine,Babil, Iraq
3Department of Medicine,Babylon University, Hamorabi University of Medicine, Babil, Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. Despite evidence of cytokine gene variation in SARS-CoV-2 sickness is few, understanding
the function of genetic polymorphisms in the course of respiratory infections may aid in the
identification of possible candidates for future inquiry in SARS-CoV-2 patients. As a result, the study
raises crucial issues about how cytokine gene polymorphisms may have a role in the severity of
COVID-19 sickness. ARMS-PCR was used to detect genotype frequency data for the IL-1B SNP (rs
16944), (rs1143627). Allddata statistical analyses were performed using the Statistical Package for
Social Science (SPSS 26).. shows the genotype distributions (frequencies) of the chosen IL-1B SNPs,
rs16944 A/G and rs1143627 G/A, as well as their relationships with SARS-COV2 risk. Significant
relationships between the rs16944 A/G and SARS-COV2 risk were found in the samples, The
AGvvariant genotype (AG vs. AA) showed an adjusted OR of 1.0 (95 percent CI = 1.770 (0.935-0.353),
P = 0.078*) when compared to the rs16944 AA genotype. There were no statistical differences in
rs1143627fpolymorphism between the two groups, and there was no evidence that rs1143627 may be
associated with an increased risk of acquiring SARS-COV2 based on the results of the p value G (P =
0.167), G/A (P = 0.22), and G/G (P = 0.22). This was the first study to look at the rs1143627
polymorphism in relation to SARS-COV 2, therefore no previous research was published.first, second,
and third level headings (first level heading).
Keywords. IL1-B, SNP, SARS-COV2, Risk factor
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 173
Effects of Smoking on Packed Cell Volume (PCV)
Comparison between Smokers and Non- Smokers in Al-
Mustaqbal University College
Heba Saleh Shaheed1, Fatima Hashim Abbas
2
Department of Medical Laboratories Techniques, Al-Mustaqbal University College ,51001Hilla, Babelon, Iraq.
1
Email: [email protected]
2
Email: [email protected]
Abstract. Smoking is one of the most important remarkable causes that harm human health and may drive to death.
This study was conducted to evaluate the consequences of cigarette smoking on several blood tests one of these tests is
PCV, which are signs of serious issues in the human body. The study was conducted on a group of smoking students at
the Al-Mustaqbal- University College in the city of Babylon. There were two groups included 64 male smokers whose
ages ranged between (22-28) years old and 64 male non-smokers, their ages ranged between (22-24) years old. The
smoking period was (1-12) years. Numbers of cigarettes were in a range of (7-45) cigarettes / day. The values of study
shown that the mean of PCV for smoking students (46.22%) is more than that for non-smoking (43.40%). The
statistical analysis significance of the effect of smoking in increasing values of PCV between smoking and non-
smoking. So the study aimed to detected the dangers of smoking on blood parameter (PCV).
Key word: Smoking , HB , Packed cell volume (PCV) .
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 195
The Epidemiology and Risk Factor of Cryptosporidium
Parvum in Najaf Governorate
Mona Adel Ismail1,a)
, Saif A. J. Al-Shalah2,a)
, Abbas Nasser Hussein1,b)
Ayaat.
Abdullah Saleh1,c)
, Inas Qasim Rahim1,c)
and Ali Mohammed Abed1,c)
1 Department of Medical Laboratory Techniques, Technical Institute/ Kufa, , Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical
University,Najaf, Iraq. 2Al-Mustaqbal University College, Babylon, Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
[email protected] f) [email protected]
Abstract. Cryptosporidiosis is a common cause of diarrhea in children. Morbidity rates are higher in
underdeveloped nations, where it is more common. The risk factors for cryptosporidiosis in children
with diarrhoea were studied in a case control study .The children in Al-Najaf city, who attend two
hospitals were the sample of the this study . There were 89 patients under the age of three in the
sample . The wet mounts, concentration approach was used to diagnose all stool samples that were
submitted for testing .In order to find Cryptosporidium oocysts in stool samples, researchers used the
Modified Ziehel-Neelsen staining technique. The control group included 61 children who seemed
healthy and were the same age as the experimental group .The statistical analysis of data revealed that
the P- value of age of children was (p=0.002), the P- value of the presence of animals in the
environment was (p=0.032), the age of the mother (p=0.005), and the feeding patterns (p=0.021) had all
of these factors been significant and should be considered a risk factors for Cryptosporidiosis. These
data show that children in Al-Najaf city are at risk for Cryptosporidiosis. The senior members of the
family may be at risk of infection due to the presence of these children. We urge that health authorities
become awareness of Cryptosporidium as a source of diarrhoea in children and that a protocol for
diagnosing this parasite be included in all labs' normal diagnostic testing for diarrhoeal stool specimens.
Keywords. Risk factor, Cryptosporidium Parvum, Children.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 208
Road Traffic Injuries in Iraq Related to the Sustainable
Development Goals: A Retrospective Study
Ali A. Aldhalemi1, a)
and Fadhil A. Abidi2, b)
1Engineering Technical College, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Kufa, Iraq
2Adminstrative Technical College, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Kufa, Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. The target 3.6 of The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) asserted the halving of the
number of global deaths and injuries from road traffic crashes by 2030.During the first Decade of
Action for Road Safety (2011-2020), the Iraqi government couldn’t achieve this international
commitment and fatalities and injuries witnessed ascending trends. The present work is a retrospective
study aims to provide a descriptive analysis of the available data concerning road traffic injuries in
Iraq during the period 2006 to 2020. The analysis will be directed on the light of the target 3.6 of the
SDGs to investigate the rates of the fatalities and injuries as these rates are the indicators adopted by
the United Nations to measure the progress towards achieving the SDGs. The results showed that the
reduction in fatalities in 2019 was only 2.5 % compared to 2011 and so there is an urgent need to
reduce the present growth rate of fatalities, otherwise the fatalities will reach 3698 in 2030 instead of
2152 that reported in 2020. The statistical analysis showed no significant correlation between
motorization rate and each of crashes, mortalities and injuries. The higher the ratio of collision crash
type the lower expected total number of fatalities as the collision resulted in the lowest fatalities per
one crash. The severity of all types of crashes in Iraq was 10 times or more higher than the
corresponding type in the Europe and North America countries. Besides other interventions, well
reporting and strict enforcement of the law are strongly recommended to achieve safe and sustainable
roads in Iraq.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 224
Development Spectrophotometric Ddetermination of
Trifluoperazine Hydrochloride in Dosage forms by Used
Oxidative Coupling Reaction
Ali M. Husseina) and Nebbel S.Othman
b)
Department of Chemistry , College of Science, University of Mosul, Mosul, Iraq
a)
Corresponding email : [email protected]
b)
Abstract. The determination of triflouperazine hydrochloride in pure and dose forms has been
developed using a simple spectrophotometric approach. The method employs an oxidative
coupling reaction with sulfanilic acid in the presence of N-bromosuccinimide to produce a
red-violet colored product with a maximum absorbance of 537nm. For 12 hours the product
remains stable. The a molar absorptivity of 0.55x104 L.mole -1.cm-1, Beer's law is followed
over a concentration range of 5-100 µg ml-1. Various experimental parameters that influence
the development and stability of the generated color output were thoroughly researched and
optimization , and a reaction pathway proposal was offered. The proposed approach was
successfully used to determine triflouperazine hydrochloride in tablets.
Keywords. Trifluoperazine hydrochloride , oxidative coupling , sulfanilic acid,
spectrophotometry
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 235
Molecular Identification of Mutation Induced by Gamma
Ray in Fenugreek Using ISSR Markers
Taif AL-Saadi1,2,a)
and Attyaf AL-Tamimi1,b)
1Department of Biology, Faculty of Science, Kufa University, Iraq
2Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Medical Technology department, Najaf, Iraq
a)Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. The aim of this study is to determine the mutation in fenugreek genotype using ISSR
markers. A molecular study was conducted at molecular lab belongs to biology department in Faculty
of Science / University of Kufa to study variation in fenugreek in response to gamma ray exposure.
Seeds were irradiated at five doses (0 Gy,25 Gy, 50 Gy, 100 Gy, 150 Gy, 300 Gy and 400 Gy) , at
average of 18 Gy/hour using Cobalt 60 as irradiation source ,in addition to not irradiated control
treatment. Molecular variation detection accomplished by using sixteen inter simple sequence repeat
markers (ISSRs). Data analysis of sixteen ISSR markers revealed that higher 1750bp and lower 136 bp
molecular size were produced in primer HB12 and primer UBC849 gave highest value for (main,
polymorphic, unique ) bands in addition to discriminatory value .the most efficient primer was UBC-
852. Primer UBC881 produced higher value for polymorphism. Higher value for number of amplified
produced by primer 17889A. Results indicate the ability of gamma ray in generating of mutation and
efficiency of ISSR marker in detecting these mutations.
Keywords. (fenugreek, gamma ray , ISSR markers , polymorphism)
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 240
Detection of Biofilm Formation and some Virulence Factors
among Plesiomonas Shigelloides Isolated from Diarrhea
Cases in Babylon City (Iraq)
Samah Sajad Kadim a)
, Zainab Sami Abbas
b), and
Hajer Ali Enad
c)
Department of Medical Laboratory Techniques, Al-Mustaqbal University College, 51001 Hillah, Babylon, Iraq.
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. Sample were collected from Patients with diarrhea who visited the public health
laboratory center in AL-Hilla city as well as pediatric and maternity units between October 2017
and January 2018 in the current study, the detection of biofilm formation and some virulence
factors of Plesiomonas shigelloides isolated from samples of diarrhea cases, 10(16.7%) samples
were related to Plesiomonas shigelloides. The results revealed that all Plesiomonas shigelloides
isolates were biofilm former (100%), the strong biofilm former were account 3/10(30%),while
isolates that express moderate biofilm formations were 4/10(40%), and 3/10(30%)isolates that
express weak biofilms formation. The investigations of virulence factors associated with the
pathogenicity of Plesiomonas shigelloides was carriedsout using phenotypic detections. All isolates
lacked the ability to creates protease through the hydrolysissof the protein in question. When tested
on brain hearts infusion agar using M9, our findings revealed that all Plesiomonassshigelloides
isolates were unable to hydrolyzes the protein by protease enzymes (100 percent). Additionally,
discovered that all isolates were unable to produce extracellularsprotease after (24) hours of
aerobics incubation. In order to test whethersPlesiomonas shigelloides had the ability to create
these enzymes, experiments were conducted in egg-yolk agar media and Tween (80) medium to
see if the bacteria could make them. Afterwards, results revealed that 5/10 (50%), 2/10(20%)
respectively were positive to Lecithinase and lipase production.In this study, the CFA I, III were
investigated to Plesiomonas shigelloides isolates for their abilities to produce colonization factors
antigen, it was founds that 10/10(100%) isolates weresable to producesCFA (I, III) with human
blood cells.
Keywords. Plesiomonas shigelloides, Biofilm formation, CFAI,III, Protease production,
Lecithinase production.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 243
Estimation Levels of Interleukin-10 and Interferon Gamma
in Serum Patients with Tuberculosis in Iraq
Israa, K. Obayes1, 2, a)
, Mohammad A. K. Al-Saadi2, b)
, and Hadi F. AL-Yasari2, c)
1 Department of Medical Laboratory Techniques, Al-Mustaqbal University College, 51001 Hillah, Babylon, Iraq.
2Department of Microbiology, College of Medicine, Babylon University, Babylon, Hilla, Iraq.
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
b)
Abstract. This study was applied on 90 tuberculosis patients admitted in “the Babylon Center of
Tuberculosis and Chest diseases in Hilla, Iraq”. They were divided into four groups; 50 patients
with Pulmonary, 40 patients with Extra pulmonary,20 people as healthy contact group and 20
people as healthy controllgroup. Bloodssamples were collected from patients and controllgroup to
estimate interferon gamma, and Interleukin-10 using the enzyme linked immunosorbent Assay
technique. The ages range of all tuberculosis cases were ranged from 11 to more than 71 years;
tuberculosis patients consisted of 51 males and 39 females. The interleukins-10 was at their highest
levels in the group of Pulmonary and Extra pulmonary patients while the lowest levels were in the
healthy control and contact group. The interferon gamma shows that the concentration in serumoof
the pulmonary tuberculosis patients was significantly lower than control and contact group while the
concentration of interferon gamma in serum of the extra pulmonary tuberculosis patients was
significantly higher than control and contact group.
Keywords. Pulmonary tuberculosis, Extra pulmonary tuberculosis, Interleukin-10, interferon
gamma.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 265
Comparative Study Between Non-Severe and Severe Covid-
19 Infections in the Levels of Albumin, Creatinine, and
Lactate Dehydrogenase
Mustafa J. Al Imari1, a)
, Karrar Salih Mahdi1, b)
, Iman Jaber Hasen2, c)
, Yasir Haider
Al-Maulah3, d)
, Saif Sahib Radhi1, e)
, and Mohammed Ali Yaseen1, f)
1Department of Medical Laboratory Techniques, Al-Mustaqbal University College, 51001 Hillah, Babylon, Iraq.
2Food Sciences, College Veterinary Medicine of The-Qar University, The-Qar, Iraq.
3DNA research Center, University of Babylon, Babylon, Hilla-Najaf Street 51001, Iraq.
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] c)
[email protected] f) [email protected]
Abstract. This research aimed to compare albumin, creatinine, and lactate dehydrogenase levels in
patients with non-severe and severe covid-19 infections. This investigation was conducted at
Babylon provincial hospitals and private laboratories labs from October 2020 to December 2021.
The research included 30 patients with covid-19 infection, divided into two groups. Each group
contains 15 patients depending on infection severity. The serum samples were separated and stored
at -20°C until the lactate dehydrogenase, creatinine, and albumin biological tests were performed.
The outcomes revealed a substantial decrease (P≤0.05) in albumin levels in severe Covid-19 patients
(34.976±3.17) compared to non-severe Covid-19 patients (40±14.765). Also, a considerable increase
was observed (P≤0.05) in creatinine levels in severe Covid-19 patients (1.16±0.45) compared to non-
severe Covid-19 patients (0.82±0.53). Finally, crucial elevation (P≤0.05) in lactate dehydrogenase
level of severe Covid-19 patients (913.27±213.16) compared to the group of non-severe Covid-19
patients (1437.27±251.27). Lactate dehydrogenase, creatinine, and albumin are employed as medical
markers in severe covid-19 infection.
Keywords. Covid-19; albumin; creatinine; and lactate dehydrogenase.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 267
Antibiotic Susceptibility Comparison of Environmental and
Clinical Pseudomonas Aeruginosa and Escherichia Coli
Isolates
Ameer Abdulaaly Alhadrawi a) Hazim A. Naji Alhadrawi b)
Department of Ecology and pollution, Faculty of Science, Kufa University, Kufa, Iraq.
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Objectives: Current study aimed to investigate how Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Abstract.
Escherichia coli isolates from clinical and environmental sources respond to antimicrobial agents.
Methods: 40 samples were studied: (a) one Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Escherichia coli clinical
isolates from burn sources (n = 20), and (b) one Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Escherichia coli
environmental isolates from different water and soil sources (n = 20). Identification of isolates was
done by analyzing colony morphology, microscopic examination, and confirmed using the
VITEK®2 Compact. All isolates were subjected to antimicrobial susceptibility testing used the
Kirby-Bauer disk diffusion method. Results: Current results showed that the most of the clinical and
environmental isolates were sensitive to almost all of the antimicrobial agents, except the
Escherichia coli from clinical isolates. High resistant was seen in Escherichia coli clinical isolates
compared to that of the environmental isolate. Conclusion: The occurrence of resistant clinical
isolates is relevant and gives rise to collective anxiety.
Keywords: Antimicrobial susceptibility, environment, In Vitro, Pseudomonas aeruginosa,
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 271
Healthy Cities and The Planning Treatments Used to
Confront Epidemics / International Experiences
Dhuha Algburi1,a)
, Abdul Sahib Albaghdadi1,b)
, Mohammed Basrawi1,c)
, and
khulood Al-Salim2,d)
1University of Kufa, College of Urban Planning, Kufa, Iraq
2College of Wisdom, Baghdad, Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. As COVID-19 wreaks havoc on cities and neighborhoods, the globe is learning new methods to solve
issues and prevent the potential repercussions of pandemics of revolutionary proportions and negative effects on
people and well-being in the future. It therefore becomes extremely important to consider re-examining how regions
and cities are planned, designed, built and maintained. As the problem of the study crystallized (the lack of measures
and treatments used for cities that make them flexible in light of the great challenges As a result of the spread of
epidemics), the study adopted a hypothesis indicating that (there is a link between urban planning and achieving
health in cities during and after the epidemic). The primary goal of the research is to (identify the treatments and
planning mechanisms used within the city to reduce the spread of epidemics in cities and to reach healthy cities).
Through a review of the published literature, we hope to present an overview of COVID-19 research connected to
cities in this paper. To present approaches and treatments for the development of healthy urban planning practices,
Providing examples of cities using a healthy city strategy and standards of human behavior to prevent the spread of
the epidemic.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 275
Quality of life in Sustainable Human Cities Buthaynaa Talal Al-mumar
1,a)and Abdulsahib Naji Albaghdadi
2,b)
1Ministry of Planning, Najaf Planning Directorate,Najaf,Iraq. 2 College of Urban Planning, University of Kufa, Kufa, Iraq.
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. The rapid developments in cities led to the absence of the human dimension in the parts
of the city and its urban environment, which led to the neglect of the relationships that support and
enhance the quality of life in the city, which stems from the human relationship with the
surrounding environment and thus is reflected in his lifestyle and behavior, so it was necessary to
move towards understanding and knowing how to achieve The quality of life to reach sustainable
human cities by relying on the criteria used to measure the extent to which they are achieved in a
place, and within multiple measures, including the standard of living, average income, average
lifespan, age groups that can be produced in a city and other criteria that achieve the quality of the
human city, and thus Achieving sustainable cities that depends on the permanent and positive
relationship between man and place and the provision of all human, recreational and accompanying
needs, in addition to employing gardens, parks and squares in the establishment of cultural,
recreational and developmental activities, which doubles the attractiveness of the place for humans
and makes it a distinct social destination, which contributes to promoting balanced development for
all parts of the city, Hence the importance of the research in knowing the quality of life that can be
achieved in sustainable human cities. The main objective of the research is to determine the most
important dimensions and criteria for achieving the quality of life in sustainable human cities. To
this end, the concept of quality of life and the dimensions and indicators of its achievement were
presented and reviewed, and the human dimensions of sustainable cities were identified, along with
defining the principles of goal 11 of sustainable development related to quality of life, building a
theoretical framework around that, and exploring the most important vocabulary affecting the
achievement of quality of life in human cities locally and globally. Finally, the results were used to
provide recommendations, to add some vocabulary to enhance the quality of life in sustainable
cities.
Keywords. Quality of life, sustainability, sustainable cities, goals of goal 11 human cities.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 281
Biochemical Parameter and Trace Elements for The
Population of The Neighbor of Shatt Al-Hillah
Thulfeqar Ahmed Hamzaa), Karrar Salih Mahdi
b), Saif Sahib Radhi
c), Mustafa
Jawad Al-Imari d)
, Karar Ahmed Hamza e)
, and Mohamed Ali Yaseen f)
Department of Medical Laboratory Techniques, Al-Mustaqbal University College, 51001 Hillah, Babylon, Iraq.
s a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] c)
[email protected] f) [email protected]
Abstract. The current research involves studying the total antioxidant capacity, total oxidant, and
trace elements of the population and patients living close to Shatt Al-Hillah, Babil providence, Iraq.
The blood samples were drawn from 40 neighbors (patients) and 30 volunteers (healthy people,
referred to as the control group). Determination of the total antioxidant capacity levels illustrates a
significantly low level for all groups for the population of the patients living close to Shatt Al-Hillah
compared with the controls group. Determination of the total oxidant levels illustrates a significantly
high level for all groups of the population of Shatt Al-Hillah neighbor (patients) compared with the
control group. Determination of the trace copper and zinc elements illustrates a significantly high
level for all groups of the population of the neighbor of Shatt Al-Hillah (patients) compared with the
control group, this study aims to highlight the need for a comparative study of the water quality of
Shatt Al-Hila River using methods The focus of this study was on these parameters due to their
relation to the increasing oxidative stress , in addition to the focus on heavy elements. conclusions,
geochemical characterizations were investigated using methods . The results of the study showed a
noticeable deterioration in water quality due to the high concentrations of oxidative stress , which
made it unhealthy for human, agricultural, and animal consumption.
Keywords. Trace elements; Oxidative stress; Total Antioxidant Capacity.
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Fourth Topic | Governance and good governance for sustainable
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 174
Human Resources Development as Strategic Entrance to Maximize
the Investment in Human Capital: Exploratory Research for a
Sample of Employees of NASA Iraq
Atheer Anwer Sharif 1,a
, Bilal Kamel Oudah 2,b
, and Ahmed Dheyauldeen Salahaldin 3,c
1)
University Of Anbar – Iraq, College of Administration and Economics , Public Administration Department 2)
University Of Anbar – Iraq, College of Administration and Economics, Business Administration Department 3)
University Of Anbar – Iraq, College of Administration and Economics, Business Administration Department
Abstract. The research aims to identify the impact of human resources development as a strategic entry
for investment on human capital in the private telecommunications sector, and to verify the extent of the
impact of human resources development and its active role in preparing an efficient, effective, trained
and well-prepared human resource based on scientific foundations, and to identify the concept of
investment in The human element that leads to improving the general performance of the organization
and works to qualify it to achieve a sustainable competitive advantage that enables it to achieve
organizational excellence. These strategies used in the development of human resources were analyzed
and their impact on maximizing investment was analyzed. The research was applied in Nasa Iraq
Connect Company, and the sample reached (60) Individuals from the human resources working in this
company, The SPSS program was used to analyze the data collected from the sample and the research
reached a set of conclusions, the most important of which was the existence of a significant correlation
between human resources development and human capital, and considering employees a real
investment, it is necessary to work diligently and continuously for its good management, development
and development to achieve the company’s goals and improve its performance and increase
productivity, and good planning for investing human capital in a way that ensures good selection of the
human element and raising the level of its efficiency and development, which will It resulted in raising
the efficiency and effectiveness of the organization, and working on holding specialized courses or
workshops aimed at introducing the employee to the concept of human investment and his personal role,
in addition to the role of management in achieving the desired goals, The researchers suggest that a clear
plan be developed through which the company in question can determine its human capital and
capabilities in order to determine the extent to which it can be invested in the future through a set of
appropriate mechanisms for that.
Keywords: Human Resources Development, Investment in Human Capital, NASA Iraq Company.
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Fourth Topic | Governance and good governance for sustainable
development
ID No. : ICASDG22- 187
The Smoothly Clipped Absolute Deviation (SCAD) Penalty
Variable Selection Regularization Method for Robust Regression
Discontinuity Designs
Ashwaq Abdul Sada Kadhima)
Technical Institute of Al Diwaniyah, AI Furat Al Awsat Technical University) (ATU), Al Diwaniyah, Iraq.
a) Corresponding author:[email protected]
Abstracts. It is necessary to find or search for a way by which the important variables are selected to be
included in the model to be studied. especially when the study data suffers from a cut-off point that
occurs as a result of an abnormal interruption of the phenomenon studied, which leads to the division of
the experimental units into two groups, where this division leads to a gap Or a jump in the values of
observations of the response variable, so we propose in this paper a new method for the process of
estimating and selecting important variables by combining the Regression Discontinuity Designs
(RDD) with the (Smoothly Clipped Absolute Deviation (SCAD)) Penalty method. Local linear
regression (LLR) method was used to estimate the effect of processing on the cut-off region of the
observations within the optimum bandwidth selection for the RDD design to obtain the best model, since (LLR ) is the basis of the ( RDD ) model . Three methods were used to determine the IK
(Iembens and kalyanman) bandwidth, cross-validation (CV) method, and The CCT (Calonico, Cattaneo
& Titiunik) bandwidth. The problem of the paper is that the design (RDD ) is used to estimate the
causal effect of the phenomenon studied, as the effects of treatment are estimated using the covariates
included to improve efficiency. Where the treatment is estimated with a small number of observations.
Therefore, this paper aims to employ the method (SCAD ) which is one of the methods of selecting the
variable in estimating RDD to improve accuracy with the covariates. A simulation study are conducted
to investigate the performance of the proposed method. The mean squared errors (MSE) is used to
choose the best model. To illustrate the use of SCAD with RDD, a simulation study with the R
program is used. .
Keywords. Regression Discontinuity Designs (RDD), (SCAD) Penalty, variable selection,
Local linear regression, bandwidth selection, IK, CV, CCT.
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Fourth Topic | Governance and good governance for sustainable
development
ID No. : ICASDG22- 188
The Role of Entrepreneurship Passion in Corporate Sustainability:
An Analytical Study of the Opinions of a Sample of Managers in
the Asia Mobile Communications Company
Ameerh H. Haddawee1, a)
and Laith S. Mohsin2, b)
1College of Administrative Technology / Kufa, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University (ATU) ,Najaf, Iraq
2University of Kufa , Faculty of Administration and Economics,Najaf Iraq.
a)Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. This paper explores the relationship between the passion for entrepreneurship and corporate
sustainability, considering that the desire for entrepreneurship is the fuel that entrepreneurs need to continue and
achieve sustainability. This study aims to identify the nature of the relationship between entrepreneurial passion
and corporate sustainability, an applied study in Asia Telecom. Passion is an important behavior, despite all the
recent attention towards entrepreneurship passion, one particularly important question that has not been fully
addressed What makes entrepreneurs passionate? The literature on the passion for entrepreneurship has almost
universally focused on the passion towards “activities”, as the current study aims to investigate a variety of
activities related to the context of entrepreneurial passion (i.e. activities related to invention, establishment and
development). As a result of the research, if the research sample consisted of (100) entrepreneurs, and a set of
statistical methods were used for the Spss v.28 (Amos) program, standard deviations, arithmetic averages,
correlations and variance analysis, and the study problem centered on the following essential question “What is
the impact of the passion of entrepreneurship on the sustainability of companies,” and the current study tried to
verify the main hypothesis “there is a correlation between the passion for entrepreneurship and corporate
sustainability. More about this source textSource text required for additional translation information. Design:
Methodology: Approach The data was collected by designing a questionnaire distributed to (100) employees of
the Asia Telecom Company. The hypotheses developed through the literature related to the research variables
were tested. Results:The findings revealed a correlation and impact relationship between entrepreneurship passion
and corporate sustainability, indicating the importance of entrepreneurship passion. The extent of its contribution
to achieving success, discovering innovative opportunities, developing a new business intends to achieve
corporate sustainability, and the method of effective performance in light of competition and unexpected
environmental factors. Suppose it is based on three elements (Passion for invention, establishment, and passion for
development and development). In that case, passion plays a critical role in creating new projects and their results,
whichaligns with the sustainability requirements of a successful organization.Originality and value: This research
develops and tests a model that explores the impact of entrepreneurship passion on corporate sustainability.
Keywords. Passion for entrepreneurship, corporate sustainability, invention, incorporation, development
and development, Asia Telecom.
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Fourth Topic | Governance and good governance for sustainable
development
ID No. : ICASDG22- 196
The role of strategic alignment in promoting strategic
sustainability
Ali Kazem Hussein Al-Sharifi
aarbaaa Technical Institute, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University
ABSTRACT The study aims to identify the relationship between strategic alignment and
sustainability because of their major role in contributing to the process of moving projects towards
sustainable development, and this term is used to describe sustainable development and to ensure
that the projects under study are directed to practice and implement strategic sustainability goals,
and from this standpoint the problem lies with a set of questions Including, there is interest in
strategic alignment, (and the extent to which strategic alignment is able to enhance strategic
sustainability, and a sample of (56) Respondents were selected from managers in projects affiliated
to the Hussain and Abbasid holy shrines. The statistical program (SPSS, V.23) was used to analyze
the relationship between the variables of the study, and one of the most important conclusions is that
these projects provide an economic, social and environmental framework that stimulates thinking
about a guiding approach that improves understanding of information, which is an important step in
the process of successful strategic alignment with its relationship in management Uncertainty in the
light of competition, and one of the most important recommendations reached is that the approach
to strategic alignment in theory is clear, but In practice it needs a great understanding in order to
maintain quality for the implementation of sustainable development programs, and that the
ecosystem has become a new system and a model for dynamic work in the face of challenges adding
ressing issues of organizational change.
Keyword: aligement strategic, Ctratbaoi CoCtaovaboaots .
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Fourth Topic | Governance and good governance for sustainable
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 238
The Role of Internal Auditing in Improving Performance of Health
Institutions to Achieve Sustainable Development
Amel Merzah Sakhila),Yas Khudhair Abbas
b), Farqad Faisal Jadaan Sallal
c) and
khudier Majeed Allawid)
Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Najaf, Iraq.
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. The health internal audit is a tool through which the strengths and weaknesses of the internal
control system are discovered, with a review of the components of an effective control system, so the
study aims to demonstrate the role of the health internal audit in improving the performance of health
institutions to achieve sustainable development and to identify the control activities that help improve
The problem was to understand the role of internal health audit in improving the performance of health
institutions and its role in achieving sustainable development in the study sample (Al-Diwaniyah
Teaching Hospital), and this was accomplished by making the basic assumption that internal audit The
health care role is to improve the performance of health institutions to achieve sustainable development,
and the study has reached a number of conclusions, the most important of which are the health internal
audit, with the presence of an effective internal control system that works to ensure the achievement of
goals and helps management in making appropriate decisions and striving to improve performance,
which in turn contributes to achieving development. The study recommended the necessity of
integrating the health internal audit with the internal control system to diagnose deviations and work to
address them, which contributes to improving the performance of health institutions to achieve the goal
of sustainable development and good health, ensuring a healthy life and promoting well-being for all. .
Keywords. health internal audit, health institutions, sustainable development.
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Fourth Topic | Governance and good governance for sustainable
development
ID No. : ICASDG22- 273
The Decentralization and its Impact on Achieving Sustainable
Development Goals - A Case Study about Najaf Governorate
Office
Husam Twayej 1,a)
and Arkan Al-Nasrawy 2, b)
1Chief of engineers in Najaf reconstruction committee, Najaf, Iraq.
2Faculty of Physical Planning, Kufa University, Najaf, Iraq.
a)Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. There are countries that tend to centralize and the consequent restriction in the powers granted to local
units especially in urban project planning. On the other hand, we find that there are other countries that tend
towards decentralization in their organization, which entrust the official local institutions with a broader scope in
planning and managing their local resources. The reason for this difference is that each country It applies the
organizational method that is compatible with its political, geographical, social and economic conditions and
considers decentralization as a branch that enters into political science, economy, administration and planning due
to the important role that it plays in sustainable development processes. It is a method of the local organization
aimed at distributing jobs between the central authority and the local governments of cities. The government
organization has two main patterns that all countries adopt, which are centralization and decentralization, the more
the state moves towards democracy, the more it turns towards decentralization and vice versa, that is, the greater
the degree of organizational centralization of the state, the more it tends towards dictatorship and totalitarian non-
pluralistic regimes, in addition to other considerations, including the age of the state’s emergence, political
stability, and the degree of awareness and crowd culture In addition to the area of the state and the number of its
population, as the state resorts to centralization at the beginning of its inception to extend its influence and
concentrate its power, as well as if the state suffers from political instability, it finds in centralization what helps it
to consolidate the pillars of its government. For this, it is necessary to know and measure the degree of
decentralization to centralization in the government system, because the degree and level of decentralization
depend on achieving sustainable development for cities by reviving the principle of democracy and participatory
decision-making of planning for service projects, that stems from local governments, This means that the research
hypothesis will be based on the fact that the relationship between decentralization and sustainable development is
a direct relationship and increases with the increase in the degree of decentralization. The importance of the
research: The topic of the research falls within the Sustainable Development Goals No. 11, Goal No. 16 and Goal
No. 17. Research problem: Knowing the degree of decentralization to local institutions by measuring it using a
statistical method. Research hypothesis: The degree of decentralization is directly proportional to the achievement
of sustainable development goals. Research objectives: Explaining the role of decentralization and its relationship
to achieving the goals of the 2030 Sustainable Development Plan. The research questioned: Explanation of the
relationship between the application of the decentralization approach at a greater level to accelerate the
achievement of sustainable development.
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Development Goals
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Fifth Topic | Natural resources and renewable energies (Technologies and
Engineering Sciences)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 6
A Review Study to Manufacture each Part of Dye-Sensitized Solar
Cells
Zainab Haider Abdulrahman1,a), Dhafer Manea Hachim2,b) and
Ahmed Salim Naser Al − Murshedi2,c)
1Department of Power Mechanics, Technical College Najaf, Al_Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Najaf
31001, Iraq 2Najaf Technical college, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Najaf 31001, Iraq
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract . Solar cells are devices that convert solar energy (including photons) into electrical
energy. They are a renewable energy source and have great potential to overcome the energy needs
of society due to the simple manufacturing process with which they can be manufactured,
reasonable efficiency, as well as a customizable aesthetic appearance. Natural colors to color it in.
However, researchers are still struggling to market it due to its low purchasable efficacy. In order
to achieve fast electron transport, high catalytic activity, etc., which are responsible for improving
the performance of DSSCs, you need to understand the structure of the two subsystems (substrates,
barrier layer, transparent conductive oxide layer, semiconductor oxide layer, electrolyte, dye,
electrode) on a single platform to revive cell activity. This review provided a detailed study of each
layer of DSSCs and their development with explicit discussion. This review also facilitates graphic
contrast to understand and visualize a trend toward the scope of the selected research.
Keywords: DSSCS, Blocking layer, semiconductor, Transparent substrate, Dye
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Fifth Topic | Natural resources and renewable energies (Technologies and
Engineering Sciences)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 27
Productivity Enhancement of Solar Still by Solar Irradiation
Collecting Techniques: Review Study
"Duaa Chfat a)
, Hassanain Ghani Hameed b)
and Ali Shakir Baqirc)
Engineering Technical College Al-Najaf, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Al-Najaf, 54001 Iraq
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
b)
Abstract. Water distillation techniques are good ways to deal with shortage of freshwater. One
of these techniques is solar water still which can be used to remove harmful substances from
contaminated water by using free solar energy to make it safe to drink before using it. The most
important obstacle to using a solar still is the modest amount of water that is produced.
Therefore, there is a need to improve the performance of solar stills so that more water
productivity can be made. In most rural areas, there aren't enough safe and clean places to get
water to drink. Water comes mostly from shallow wells and rivers in these places. However, this
water could be contaminated with harmful substances, like pathogenic bacteria, and therefore not
safe to drink. Thus it is appropriate to use this technique in such areas. Several researchers
focused them work on enhancing the productivity and efficiency of Single Slope Solar Still
(SSSS) through adopting a wide range of modifications. This review reports various techniques
that have been investigated to improve SSSS efficiency and clean water productivity.
Keyword. Solar Still, collector, Fresnel lens, Reflectors.
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Development Goals
(1st ICASDG2022)
Fifth Topic | Natural resources and renewable energies (Technologies and
Engineering Sciences)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 31
ANN Modeling for Dynamic Viscosity of ZnO, CuO and
Multioxides ZnO-CuO Nano Engine Oil Lubricant SAE40
Hasan H. Khwayyir
1,a), Hyder H. Balla
2,b) and
Zaid S. Karim
3,c)
1Mechanical engineering Techniques of power department , technical engineering college, AL-
Furat al-Awsat Technical University, Najaf, Iraq. 2Technical Institute Najaf, AL-Furat al-Awsat Technical University, Najaf, Iraq.
3Mechanical engineering department, Engineering college , AL-Kufa University, Najaf, Iraq
a) Corresponding author: [email protected].
Abstract. The present paper is based on the influence of addition of CuO, ZnO and CuO-ZnO
nanoparticles on the dynamic viscosity of SAE 40 engine oil. Samples were prepared of varying
percentage of nanoparticles in SAE 40 engine oil (0.02, 0.04. 0.06, 0.08 and 0.1 vol. %). The
Experimental results show that both nanoparticles of CuO, ZnO and CuO-ZnO as additives in
engine oil at various mixing percentage have higher dynamic viscosity property than the pure
engine oil. Also dynamic viscosity of nanoparticles with different concentrations in engine oil
gives an effective functionality of engine oil. The measured dynamic viscosities with all
parameters affected type of nanoparticles and volume factions were used as inputs to the
artificial neural network system to modeling the dynamic viscosity. And This join with
Renewable energies investments and methods of utilization and diversification. The ANN
model has highly coincided with the experimental results up to 1.5%.
Keywords. , Lubricating oil, Nanoparticles, Dynamic Viscosity, ANFIS modeling, CuO and
ZnO.
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Fifth Topic | Natural resources and renewable energies (Technologies and
Engineering Sciences)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 37
Using the Nano-Composite Coating Technology to Improve PV
Solar Cell Performance: A review
Ali Majid Abbood1, a)
and Qahtan A. Abed 2, b)
1Master student,Engineering technical college/ Najaf, Al - Furat Al- Awsat Technical University,Iraq
2Technical Institute/ Al-Rumaitha, Al - Furat Al- Awsat Technical University, Iraq.
a)Corresponding author:[email protected]
Abstract. The photovoltaic (PV) performance decreases as the surface temperature goes up,
especially in hot weather conditions. Therefore, researchers resorted to using passive and active
cooling systems, but this technology adds more cost to their manufacture and application. In
addition to increasing the size of the solar panel system, other technologies are using nano-
composite coatings, such as TiO2, ZnO, and CNT, to apply to the surface of PV solar cells. This
technology seeks to create and distribute a nano-composite coating that is projected to lower solar
energy system maintenance costs and increase solar panel efficiency. The authors found that the
coating acts as a heat dissipator, lowering the temperature of a solar cell. Some results have
achieved a temperature reduction of 5.7 °C by using multilayers of Al2O3/SiN/TiO2/SiN/SiO2,
and others have recorded a temperature reduction of 9.7 °C and (+2.3%) efficiency improvement
by using TiO2 NPs, compensating for the drop in power output caused by the solar cell's surface
temperature increase and protecting it from ageing and thermal damage. In addition, by
increasing the rate of transmission (anti-reflection technology), such as using anti-reflection
nanocomposite materials such as Carbon Nano Tube (CNT), improved solar cell efficiency by
31.25%. The surface coating minimizes light reflection and increases light absorption, allowing
for increased power generation. Research in this field is continuing, as researchers are working on
experimenting with more nanomaterials with different polymers matrixes to find the best
combination of thin-film coating to achieve the best results in the field of ultraviolet radiation
absorbency and less reflection of visible radiation, which leads to an efficiency improvement for
solar cells.
Keywords: PV solar cells, Nano-composite coating, PV temperature redaction, anti-reflective
coating
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Fifth Topic | Natural resources and renewable energies (Technologies and
Engineering Sciences)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 44
Numerical Simulation of Heat Exchanger Inside the Single Solar
Still with PTC
Hawraa Fadhel1,a)
, Qahtan A Abed2,and Dhafer M Hachim
3
1Department Of Technical Power Mechanics, Technical Engineeringcollege / Najaf, Al-Furat Al-AwsatTechnical
University (ATU), Najaf, Iraq 2Technical Institute / Al-Rumaitha, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University (ATU), Najaf, Iraq
3Department Of Technical Power Mechanics, Technical Engineeringcollege / Najaf, Al-Furat Al-Awsat
Technical University (ATU), Najaf, Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract: Water is necessary for human survival; individuals consume 20 to 50 liters of safe
drinking water each day for drinking, cooking, and other household activities. Contaminated
water is not only unsanitary, but also dangerous to one's health. The main aim of this study is to
improve the productivity of solar water desalination by selecting the best solar still design. The
best design for the single solar still is selected by a simulation was made in the COMSOL 5.5
program by use of two designs of heat exchanger, one of which is winding and the other is a
evaporate (absorber plate and pipes) .As well as to improve productivity. Using a heat exchanger
inside the solar still which is second type we will get the highest temperatures from the winding
heat exchanger. The highest water temperature inside the solar still was about 92.53⁰C and the
temperature of the inner glass surface 79.651⁰C at 2:00pm, higher than the winding heat
exchanger temperatures of 86.78⁰C and 72.472⁰C, respectively. Also, the productivity of distilled
water when using a second type heat exchanger is higher than the first type heat exchanger,
reaching 5.35017 Kg/m2 hr during the day. While the productivity when using an winding heat
exchanger is 4.5 Kg/m2 hr.
Keywords: Parabolic trough collector, solar still, fresh water.
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Fifth Topic | Natural resources and renewable energies (Technologies and
Engineering Sciences)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 47
Eggshells Ribbed Tri – Potassium Phosphate Fabricated
Catalyst for Ethanolysis Conversion of Waste Cooking
Oilsto Biodiesel Fuel Essam O. Al-Zaini
a)
Aeronautical Engineering Department, Technical Engineering College/Najaf, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical
University (ATU), Najaf, 31001, Iraq a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. Biodiesel is a promising green alternative fuel for compression ignition engines
(C.I.E.s) made from vegetable oil or animal fat transesterification. Compared to traditional
diesel fuel, biodiesel becomes a vital alternative green fuel. Due to high input feed and product
purification costs, existing production systems offer less competitive prices than petroleum-
derived diesel. Non-edible vegetable oils, such as waste cooking oils, may be less expensive
than virgin edible vegetable oils in the feed stream.Similarly, replacing conventional
homogeneous catalysts with solid heterogeneous catalysts in biodiesel synthesis could reduce
the complexity of biodiesel processing. This is due to their ease of separation from the reaction
mixture, which improves product purity. The current study entails designing and manufacturing
solid, waste-based catalysts for chemical reactions involving spent vegetable oils ethanolysis.
The catalyst under consideration is eggshell-supported tri-potassium phosphate (K3PO4). It
seems worthy to indicate that impregnating solid eggshell with tri-potassium phosphate to
generate a new active heterogeneous catalyst has never reported in the literature. Thus the
combination of the two substances becomes the main subject of the current experiments. The
primary chemical reaction's primary variables were ethanol:oil molar ratio (6:1 to 12:1), catalyst
concentration (4-8wt%), and time (1-3 hours). Like stirring speed and reaction temperature,
other parameters remain constant at 600r.min-1
and 60oC, respectively. To ensure the optimal set
of variables combination, runs were conducted following a 3-variable central composite design
of experiments (CCD). GC-mass analysis was used to determine the liquid phase composition.
The current study's findings indicate that ethanol transesterification of waste cooking oil
catalyzed by eggshell- K3PO4 is a promising and effective route for biodiesel production.The
process reached a peak conversion of 99.9% at an average molar ratio (A = 9 mol Et/mol oil)”.
Keywords. Biodiesel, Eggshell, Ethanolysis Reaction
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Fifth Topic | Natural resources and renewable energies (Technologies and
Engineering Sciences)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 50
Effect of Using Helical Tape inside Tubes on the Performance of
Evacuated Tubes Solar Collector
Hassan Ali Jurmut a), Kadhim Fadhil Nasir
b) and Haider Al-Hamadani
c)
Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Al-Musaib Technical College, Department of Machines and Equipment
Engineering Techniques, Babil, Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract: The thermal performance of the evacuated tubes solar collector (ETSC) for heating
water with and without helical tape inside tubes is evaluated experimentally. The effect of
employing helical tape in evacuated tube on the water mean temperature inside the storage tank
and collector thermal efficiency has been investigated under winter ambient conditions in AL-
Mussaib city-Babylon-Iraq on January and February 2021. The results showed an improvement
for using the helical tape inside the evacuated tubes. The maximum meat temperature that
recorded for using helical tape inside evacuated tubes was found to be 88°C while it observed to
be 72.9 for using the collector without helical tape. Also the results presented the maximum
collector efficiency to be 36% for using helical tape inside evacuated tubes while it observed to
be 28 for using the collector without helical tape. The maximum water mean temperature inside
the storage tank for using the helical tape inside the evacuated tubes is almost 19% higher than
that without employing the tape for all tests while the collector efficiency for using the helical
tape inside the evacuated tubes is almost 27% higher than that without employing the tape.
Keywords: Evacuated, tubes, solar, collector, water heating.
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Fifth Topic | Natural resources and renewable energies (Technologies and
Engineering Sciences)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 65
A Review of Bio-Kerosene and Biodiesel Existed Production
Technologies
Essam O Al-Zaini a)
, Mohamed H Al-Kafaji b)
, Adil B K Al-Suhail1, c)
,
Mohammed M Farhan d)
, Ahmed T Jabur e)
, Abbas A Jaber f)
, Karrar N
Kadhim g)
, and Kadhim D Nassef h)
Aeronautical Engineering Department, Technical Engineering College/Najaf, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical
University (ATU), Najaf, 31001, Iraq a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. Concerns about the environmental effect of anthropocentric greenhouse gas
emissions and the depletion of global crude oil reserves are driving global initiatives to discover
renewable energy sources for the transportation sector. Biodiesel derived from renewable
sources (vegetable oil and animal fats) has been widely accepted as an adequate substitute for
petroleum-based diesel fuel in daily transport vehicles around the world because it is a
renewable fuel, biodegradable, non-toxic, has almost no sulphur content, and is an
environmentally friendly alternative to diesel fuel. Vegetable oils are now being investigated as
input feedstocks for bio-kerosene via hydrotreating and transesterification processes. However,
hydrotreatmentsseemcostly and unpleasant practice. Transesterification appears to be a more
cost-effective option.Researchers in the letriture have not paid much attention to the
combination of bio-kerosen and biodiesel fuel generation so far. Therefore the present study
examined several biodiesel production systems, including an overview of the employed
feedstocks and recent improvements in their related catalytic facilities. The current study is a
good tool for novices to learn biodiesel and the limits related to its manufacturing.
Keywords. Bio-Kerosene, Biodiesel, Catalysts
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Fifth Topic | Natural resources and renewable energies (Technologies and
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 71
Improvement of PV Cell Performance by Using Different Cleaning
Methods: Review
Safa Faisal Saleh Mahdi1, a)
Mahdi Hatf Kadhum Aboaltabooq and Hasan H.
Khwayyir 1,b)
¹Department of Technical Power Mechanics, Technical Engineering College / "Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical
University (ATU), Najaf, Iraq".
a)
[email protected] b) [email protected]
Abstract. The Solar Photovoltaic panel cleaning technology can considerably increase the
efficiency of generated electricity and also increase the durability of solar panels. The various
cleaning methods, such as electrostatic cleaning system, super hyperbolic coating methods,
mechanical method, microcontroller based automatic cleaning method, self-cleaning nanodomes
and various characteristics of dust particles are discussed in this study. This study demonstrates
the various cleaning methods of solar photovoltaic panels. Much research has been done on these
methods and many papers have been published, particularly on Martian and lunar mission. The
methods were either mechanical or electronica in concepts or both. By analyzing various systems
in this study, some of them are shown to be in practice and many are under research. From the
analysis and comparison in this study, the best method was the electrostatic cleaning method.
Key Words: Solar panel; Self-cleaning; Electrostatic cleaning; Super hyperbolic coating.
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Fifth Topic | Natural resources and renewable energies (Technologies and
Engineering Sciences)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 76
Studying the Effect of Jute Fiber Reinforcement on Epoxy
Mechanical Properties
Amani Ahmed a)
, Awham M.Hameed and Sallal A.H. Abdullaha
Department of Applied Scinces, University of Technology - Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. This study investigate the Epoxy performance after reinforcing with Jute fibers. Before
reinforcement process, the natural jute fibers were immersed in three different concentrations of
acetic acid (1%, 5%,10%) for one hour, then epoxy composites were made from these treated
fibers in a way that the weight fraction of jute fibers is 30% also other samples of composite were
made from epoxy but with untreated jute fibers. Upon making the reinforced composites,
different mechanical properties were tested, namely shore-D hardness, roughness, shock
resistance and a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) examination for the samples that had been
subjected to the impact test in order to examine the fracture surface of those samples.
This study proved that when epoxy reinforced with 30% of natural untreated jute fibers to a bout
30% increase in the impact strength of the composite.
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Engineering Sciences)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 89
Heat Transfer Fluids in in Parabolic Trough Collector (PTC) : A
Review Study
Hussein Ali Jabbar 1, a)
, Dhafer Manea Hachim
1, b) ,and Kareem J. Alwan
2, c)
1 Engineering Technical College / Najaf, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University ,31001, Najaf, Iraq.
1Najaf Technical Institute / Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University ,31001, Najaf, Iraq.
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. A solar thermal collector is a heat collector that absorbs heat via sunlight. It is a
device that turns the thermal energy in sunshine or solar radiation into a useful and storable
form. This energy is conveyed via electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths ranging from
infrared (long) to ultraviolet (short). Solar energy is one of the cleanest and most versatile
renewable energy sources when compared to other renewable energy sources. Solar trough
collectors (PTC), Compound Parabolic Collectors (CPC), Linear Fresnel Collectors (LFC),
Solar Towers, and Solar Dish Collectors are all types of solar concentrator systems. One of the
most common types of solar concentrators is the parabolic trough collector (PTC). Working
fluids, also known as heat transfer fluids (HTFs), are a crucial component of (PTC) that will be
investigated. Water, thermal oil, molten salts, and gases are just a few of the working fluids
used in the parabolic trough collector, all of which types operate in a temperature range. This
research evaluates thermal performance of a parabolic trough collector by employing different
heat transfer fluids (HTFs) at a temperature range up to 823 K under various operating
conditions. The fundamental physical parameters, such as specific heat, density, viscosity, and
thermal conductivity of working fluids (HTFs) and their output temperatures, thermal
efficiency, advantages, disadvantages, and cost of the working fluids are also presented. After
comparing the various working fluids which are used in parabolic trough collectors (PTC), it is
found that Liquid Sodium is the most reliable heat transfer fluid (HTF) based on number of
factors, including useful energy, thermal efficiency, low cost, high temperature operation range,
and physical qualities in operation. Liquid sodium provides good thermal performance factors,
including useful energy, thermal efficiency, low cost, and a high temperature operation range.
Keywords. Heat transfer fluids (HTFs), working fluids in Parabolic Trough Collector (PTC),
Renewable energy (solar energy) .
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 95
Capacitive Energy Harvesting from 132kV High-Voltage
Transmission Lines Fields in Iraq
Ammar N. Abd1, a)
, Mudhaffar S. AL-Zuhairy2, b)
and Ali A. Abdullah Albakry 3, c)
1 Department of Electrical Power Engineering Techniques, Al-Mussaib Technical college, Al-Furat Al-Awsat
Technical University,51009 Babylon, Iraq.
2 Engineering Technical College-Najaf, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, 31001 Najaf, Iraq
3 Department of Electrical Power Engineering Techniques, Al-Mussaib Technical college, Al-Furat Al-Awsat
Technical University,51009 Babylon, Iraq.
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. This is the first time the electric field energy has been captured from Iraq's national
grid's 132kV high-voltage transmission lines (HVTL). For harvesting the discharging current of
line capacitive electric field energy, a square conductor plate is inserted between the power lines
and the ground. The rectified charged voltage between the conductor plate and the ground
surface is stored in a storage capacitor, which is used to store the collected electric energy. A
low-power comparator is used in a power management circuit to harvest the stored energy. The
circuit functions autonomously in response to the amount of stored energy. The experimental
findings obtained under the real three-phase 132kV HVTL demonstrate that the linked capacitor
charges quickly, indicating that it might be utilized to power low-power consumption
equipment. With its simplicity, resilience, and cheap cost, the non-contact energy harvesting
device proposed here is predicted to be extensively employed in power transmission,
distribution, and grid monitoring applications shortly.
Keywords. capacitive, energy harvesting, power electronic converters, high voltage TL, electric
fields, NPEH
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 98
Numerical Study of Laminar Burning Velocity of CH4/air Mixture
with H2 Dilution and Different Initial Pressure
Salam Hasan Mahdi1, a)
and Zaid Maan H. Al-Dulaimi2
1Department of Mechanical Power Engineering/ Technical Engineering College, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical
Univ/Najaf /Iraq
2Department of Mechanical Power Engineering, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical Univ.,Iraq
Abstract. laminar burning velocity (LBV)is one of the most essential parameter that determined
thy type of fuel used in combustion . The (LBV) depends mainly on the ratio of unburned to
burned density. This numerical study aims to increase the efficiency of combustion processes
like internal combustion engines. While methane is one of the fuel which show promising
replacement of liquid fossil fuels such as gasoline and diesel due to it is lower pollutantions
emission. such as hydrogen, with its ability of high rate of combustion will augment the burning
velocity of the mixture. Also, the initial pressure influence on the laminar flame speed is
studied. It is found that adding hydrogen to the methane /air mixture by 30% of fuel volume will
rise the (LBV) by 32% (37cm/s - 48cm/s). On the other hand, increasing initial pressure is found
to decelerate (LBV).In such way , double the initial pressure will element adding hydrogen with
maximum percentage used in present work. Finally, it is concluded that hydrogen must be added
by more than 30% of methane / air mixture volume to exceeds the negative effect of doubling the
initial pressure.
Keywords. laminar burning velocity, methane Fuel, Hydrogen Fuel, Combustion, Dilution.
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Fifth Topic | Natural resources and renewable energies (Technologies and
Engineering Sciences)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 99
A Comparative Study between the Soft Computing MPPT
Techniques and Traditional Incremental Conductance under
Arbitrary Environmental Conditions
Ali Akbar Khaleel Mhmood1, a)
and Fadhel A. Jumaa2, b)
1Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Technical College-AL Mussaib, Babil, Iraq.
2Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Technical College-AL Mussaib, Babil, Iraq.
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. The outcome of this research is to study and validate a photovoltaic (PV) module
connected to the resistive load using soft computing Maximum Power Point Tracking(MPPT).
The MPPTs used in this study are the Artificial Neural Network (ANN) and Fuzzy Logic
(FL)which are used to track the maximum power of a 200W PV module. First, the mathematical
analysis for the PV module, ANN technique, and FL technique is done. The MATLAB
Simulink was investigated to model, verify, and simulate the MPPTs. Second, the studied PV
system was tested under step change in load and irradiance conditions to obtain the difference
in the performance between the soft computing techniques and conventional Incremental
Conductance (IC) techniques in terms of oscillation value, dynamic speed, and method’s
efficiency. The obtained results from the simulation presents that both ANN and FL techniques
have less steady state power oscillation, and they faster than the IC technique in terms of
tracking the MPP. Therefore, the performance and efficiency of the studied PV module was
improved and then the life time of the system is extended.
Keywords. Soft computing maximum power point tracking, the artificial neural network and
fuzzy logic, maximum power point tracking, incremental conductance.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 102
Review Analysis on Performance of Ribbed Solar Air Heater by
CFD Approach
Zaid Hasan a) and Hakim T. Kadhim
b)
Technical Institute of Al-Diwaniyah, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University (ATU), Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. Solar air heaters (SAHs) are used in a wide variety of household and industrial
applications. Smooth absorber plate in traditional solar duct has a low value of convective heat
transfer coefficient. Enhancing the thermal efficiency of SAHs can be achieved by using artificial
roughness ribs placed on the absorber plate. However, this use of roughness results in increasing
the pressure loss due to the friction between the airflow and roughened plate surface. This paper
presents a summarized review of the recent studies that deal with the application of
computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to enhance the thermohydraulic performance of SAHs by
utilizing different designs of artificial roughness ribs. This includes the selection of a high-
performance turbulence model based on Reynolds Averaged Navier Stokes (RANS) approach.
The enhancement in the thermal performance parameter of a solar air heater, by utilizing different
shaped roughness geometries with different configurations, based on recent studies is presented at
a specific value of Reynolds number.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 110
Augmentation of Heat Transfer in Duct by Staggered Vortex
Generators
Ahmed H. Yousif a), Maher R. Khudhair
b) and Mohannad A. Kadhom
c)
AL-Dewaniyah Technical Institute, AL-Furat Al- Awsat Technical University,Dewaniyah, Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]; [email protected]
b)
[email protected], [email protected] c)
Abstract. A numerical simulation is performed to study the effect of two types vortex generators (VGs)
on heat transfer coefficient and pressure drop in duct. There are two types of V.G., one is concave V.G.
and the other is rectangular. The aim of the study is observe effects of the shape and arrangement this
V.Gs in channel to the increase of heat transfer with Reynolds number range from (300 to 1500). Both
types of V.Gs were placed in 45o angle of attack, in an in line and staggered position. The results shows
that the staggered position gives the high heat transfer coefficient enhancement and concave is better
than rectangular V.Gs by 7-10%.
Keywords: heat transfer, vortex generators, CFD, Nusselt number
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 118
Investigating the Thermal Behavior and Productivity of a Double
Slope Solar Still System Integrated with a Basin of Phase Change
Material Supported by an Experimental Data
Hazim Jassim Jaber 1, a)
, Qais A. Reshack 2, b)
, Qahtan A. Abed 3, c)
,and Saif W.
Mohammed Ali 1, d)
1Department of Mechanical Engineering , Faculty of Engineering,University of Kufa, Najaf, Iraq.
2Department of Mechanical Engineering , Faculty of Engineering, University of Basrah, Basrah, Iraq.
3Technical Institute/Al-Rumaitha , Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Iraq.
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract: A numerical model was formulated in the present study to investigate the performance of a
double slope solar still system integrated with a PCM (Phase Change Material) basin. The thermal
behavior and productivity of the solar still was investigated under different solar irradiation fluxes
corresponding to different operating time hours. OpenFOAM V.8 code was used to solve the model using
finite volume method for solution and scheme discretization. In addition, the solidity phase fraction
gradient was studied under similar conditions. The numerical results were supported by an experimental
data from literature conducted to the same project of the current work to validate the formulated numerical
model. The numerical test of the double slope solar still was investigated under two different solar fluxes
applied on both the south and north sides of the glass cover. Results show that temperature gradient on the
south part side of the solar still is higher than the gradient values in the north part side. Additionally, it was
found that temperature increases toward water surface because of the heat stored in the water and PCM.
Regarding the solidity phase fraction of the PCM, it was found that the PCM is fused partially as the
melting temperature can’t be reached. However, because the upper layers in the PCM region are closer to
the heat source comes from the solar still, solidity fraction of these layers is higher than the fraction values
in the layers below. Indeed, the phase fraction gradient is dependent on the solar flux, higher solar flux,
higher phase fraction gradient. Moreover, interesting finding is that the productivity increases with the
operating time hours despite the reduction in the solar irradiation where the maximum productivity
reached is 0.450 (l/m2.hr) at 4:00 PM and solar irradiation equals to 466 (W/m
2) while at 12:00 PM where
the irradiation reaches its maximum value (1208 W/m2), the productivity is lower (0.19 l/m
2.hr). The
numerical behavior of the accumulated and instantaneous productivity is agreeable and acceptable in
compare with the experimental behavior where the average error of all instantaneous productivity values
does not pass 20%.
Keywords: Double Slope Solar Still system, Solar Still system for Desalination, Productivity of Solar Still
unit, Solar Still with Phase Change Material, Thermal Performance of Solar Still System.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 121
A Study on the Wind Blade Performance Using Blade Element
Momentum Theory
Oday I. Abdullah1,2,3,a)
, Marrwa S. Ghanim1, Hakim S. Sultan
4,
Azher M. Abed5,and
Muhsin Jaber Jweeg
6
1Department of Energy Engineering, College of Engineering, University of Baghdad, Baghdad, Iraq
2Department of Mechanics, Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, Kazakhstan
3Hamburg University of Technology, Hamburg, Germany
4University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa, College of Engineering Karbala, Iraq
5Air conditioning and Refrigeration Techniques Engineering Department, Al-Mustaqbal University College, Iraq
6College of Technical Engineering, Al-Farahidi University, Iraq
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. In this research paper, the aerodynamic performance of the blade of horizontal axis
wind turbine has been investigated numerically based on the the Blade Element Momentum
(BEM) method. The blade in this analysis is divided into several computational elements, where
assumed no aerodynamic interaction between the elements. The primary objective is to analyze
the blade performance under certain initial and boundary conditions. In addition to investigate the
effect of geometrical parameters that include the radius of the blade tip, the blade twist, the lift-to-
drag ratio and the induction factors as the primary dynamic parameters on the performance of the
wind blade. It was determined the design parameters for a wind turbine that built using
NACA4415 airfoil shape. It was found that the total thrust force, the total torque and the total
power that would be generated by the selected wind turbine are 3739.5 N, 1827.0 N.m and 29.9
kW, respectively. The results also showed that reducing the number of blade elements results in
an underestimation of the results based on aerodynamic predictions. Therefore, the number of
blade elements needs to be adequately selected for reliable solution of BEM equations. It was
found that the maximum value of the differential power along the radial position on the wind
turbine span occurred at r/R=0.8. Furthermore, the maximum percentages of increment in the
axial induction factor when change the radial position from the tip to the root of blade was 62%.
While, for the tangential induction factor was decreased by 88% for the same change.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 124
The Effect of Artificial Roughness on Performance of Solar Air
Heater (SAH): A Review Study
Gaith Moneem Fadala1, a)
and Ahmed Hashem Yousef 2, b)
1 Engineering Technical College, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, al-Najaf,31001, Iraq
2 Al-Diwaniyah Technical Institute, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Al-Diwaniyah,31001, Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. Solar air heaters (SAHs) are the most widely used and inexpensive solar energy
systems. As the absorbing plate collects solar radiation and transfers heat energy to the passing
air, many effective experimental and analytical studies have been conducted on the SAH
roughness solar heaters by a number of researchers. The artificial roughness elements that break
down the laminar sub-layer at the surface of the absorber plate are detailed in this work in order
to optimize heat transfer absorption in the solar air heater duct. in this paper. In this example,
we'll look at how different forms of synthetic roughness affect performance and heat transfer. The
experiments on this page show how the shape and type of synthetic roughness and its many
properties can improve the performance of solar air heaters.
Keywords. Fluid flow, heat transfer, solar energy, friction factor, photovoltaic
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 132
Numerical Study of Cooling a Photovoltaic Panel with the Addition
of a Phase Change Material
Ammar Al-Daamee
a), Ali Najah Al-Shamani
b), Dhafer Manea Hachim
,and
Karaar Mahdi Al-Araji
Department of Technical Power Mechanics, Technical Engineering College / Najaf, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical
University (ATU), Najaf, Iraq
a) Corresponding contact: ammar.faisil.ms.etcn @student.atu.edu.iq
Abstract. The efficiency of solar panels is affected by high temperatures that exceed the standard
operating temperature which is 25 degrees Celsius. The use of phase-changing materials is one of
various methods for lowering cell temperature. However because , heat transfer studies including
PCM and PV panels are extremely difficult to conduct, The study was conducted using energy
relations and heat transfer principles by the numerical simulation program (COMSOL
Multiphysics 5.5) to select the best model for its manufacture and conduct experiments on it this
paper provides a thorough examination of how heat transfer of PV panels in combination with
PCM works Through a study conducted in the city of Najaf in Iraq With temperatures reaching up
to 65 degrees Celsius , The results of this study pointed out that the PV-PCM units allow achieving
higher performances in comparison with a conventional PV module, especially during the hottest
months. the efficiency of the photovoltaic panel, it is inversely proportional to the increase in
temperature. Therefore, the efficiency increases in the presence of the phase-changing material,
where it reaches (14 %) at the peak.
Keywords. Photovoltaic, Phase change materials, solar energy, COMSOL Multiphysics
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 157
Water Desalination by Parabolic Concentrator: A review
Ahmed Raheem Qaida),Ali Shakir Baqir
b), and Montadhar Almoussawi
c)
Department of Power Mechanics, Technical College Najaf, Al_Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Najaf 31001,
Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. The scarcity of freshwater especially in remote areas led the researcher to find
alternative techniques to produce suitable water for human everyday life; one technique is using
solar energy .Water desalination systems depend on traditional energy resulting from the use of
fossil fuels, which results in their use of many environmental and health hazards. Solar energy
is one of the important and promising solutions to the energy crisis, as well as the solutions
developed to solve the crisis of harmful waste that affects humans and the environment. There
are many uses for which solar energy can be used such as using photovoltaic cells as well as
using solar energy condensers to benefit from the thermal energy associated with sunlight. This
paper will review previous studies which concern the desalination processes of seawater and
brackish water solar energy parabolic dish concentrators. Compound parabolic collectors
(CPCs) have been shown to be cost-effective and beneficial in a temperature range below 100
°C, as well as, in the temperatures range of (100 °C-250 °C) in solar desalination systems, and
so there has been a rising trend in their use in recent years
Keywords. Solar energy, water Desalination, parabolic dish, parabolic trough.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 180
Cooling Techniques for Enhancing of Photovoltaic Cell Efficiency:
Review
Mohammed J. Mohammed1, a)
Wissam H. Khalil2, b)
Anas BOUGUECHA 3, c)
and
Mohamed HADDAR3
1National School of Engineers of Sfax, University of Sfax, Sfax, Tunisia.
2The Renewable Energy Research Centre, University of Anbar, Ramadi, Iraq
3 Laboratory of Mechanics Modeling and Production, National School of Engineers of Sfax,University of Sfax,
Sfax, Tunisia. a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. The current energy requirements are mostly met by fossil fuels and non-renewable sources which
are depleting at rapid rate besides being emitters of greenhouse gases, so the solutions depend on renewable
energy. Solar energy is one of these clean renewable energies, that are inexhaustible and has no emissions.
The solar radiation falling on the photovoltaic cells, part of it converted into electrical energy and the other
part of this radiation converted into heat, which causes decrease in the efficiency of the photovoltaic cell. In
general, the performance of photovoltaic cells decreases by 0.5% for each degree of temperature rise, and
this depends on the type and material of photovoltaic cells used. Therefore, it was necessary to solve this
problem by controlling the operating temperature by various cooling techniques, especially in areas with
high temperatures, in order to increase the efficiency of photovoltaic cells. This work, has been reviewed
the studies and research conducted in recent years on cooling techniques and controlling the operating
temperature of photovoltaic cells and analyzed the results. These methods include natural air cooling,
forced air cooling, passive water cooling, active water cooling, and pcm cooling. The results showed that
forced cooling methods (forced cooling with water or air) are more efficient than passive methods, as
expected. However, active cooling methods require costs for construction and maintenance, in addition it
consume energy, so it is possible to replace passive cooling instead of active cooling because passive
cooling may lead to more energy gain in some cases than active cooling if the energy consumed for
pumping in the active cooling is taken into consideration and reduce the costs. The using of hybrid cooling
photovoltaic / thermal system (pv \ t), the active cooling is better than the passive cooling because the heat
rejected can be used. As for areas that have very hot climate, it is preferable to use front cooling with water,
as it considered more economical. Cooling with phase change materials increases the efficiency of energy
production and also gives an opportunity to use thermal energy. But this method is less efficient of other
methods and the cost of installing it is high.
Keywords. cooling techniques, photovoltaic cell, Air based cooling, Water based cooling, PCM
cooling.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 181
The Dynamic Response of Doubly Curved Shell under Effect of
Environment Sustainable Temperature
Ahmed Raee Madeh1, a)
and Nabel Kadum Abd-Ali2, b)
1 Computer Technical Engineering Department, College of Technical Engineering, The Islamic University,
Najaf, Iraq 2 Mechanical Engineering Dep., College of Engineering, University of Al-Qadisiyah,
AL-Dewaniyah, Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. The current work aimed to demonstrate the reliability of some engineering applications
to work under hard conditions and thermal environment, which results in the failure of many
engineering structures such as spacecraft components and to benefit from those results in order to
achieve the required limits for sustainable development and reach the best results under the
influence of those environments. according to extremely high specific stiffness and strength,
composite laminates with fiber reinforcement were widely being employed in weight sensitively
applications like aeroplanes and spacecraft which are under the influence of transient rectangular
and sine pressure pulse loads during launch and in the orbit which consider the highest in the
structure. In some situations, a thermo-mechanical transient loads become the dominant loads,
and that one of the factors that can influence on the laminate design is their thermal stability. The
present work presents a semi-analytical approach (levy-type) by using Matlab 2020 code to
examine the effect of fiber orientation on the transient response such as the central deflection as
well as normal stress response analysis of doubly curved composite shallow shell exposed to
triangular and sinusoidal distributed pressure pulse loading. The results show that various
materials, geometric characteristics, boundary conditions and temperature effect have different
influences on response parameters.
Keywords: Sustainable environment Doubly curved, Environmental temperature, Semi-
analytical, spacecraft components.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 214
Ultra-Step-Up DC-DC Converter for Renewable Energy
Applications
Ali Yaqoub Hamza1, a)
and Fadhel A. Jumaa2, b)
1Department of Electrical Power Techniques Engineering, Technical College of AL-Mausaib, Babylon, Iraq
2Al-Furat Al- Awsat Technical University, Babylon, Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract: This paper suggests a novel LUO-type converter with a high gain voltage for use with
renewable energy sources. The proposed model is constructed by fusing a conventional LUO DC-
DC converter with two distinct circuits. It is intended to use six passive components and five
diodes. The LUO DC-DC converter suggested here achieves a high voltage gain of seven times
the supplied voltage. Significant dc gain without excessive duty cycle permits the use of lower
voltage and RDs-on MOSFET switches, resulting in cost savings, non-pulsating input current,
ease of design and operation, single switch resulting in ease of transistor driving, and line-load
common ground. Additionally, the low-voltage stress across the diode enables the use of Schottky
rectifiers to reduce the reverse recovery current, resulting in increased conduction and switching
losses reduction. The voltage and current equations are retrieved for "continuous conduction
mode (CCM)" and "discontinuous conduction mode (DCM)". Additionally, voltage and current
stresses are computed on the components and switch. Finally, the suggested converter's
performance is confirmed by simulation and experimental findings that corroborate the
theoretical computation.
Keywords: LUO; high static gain; low voltage stress; single switch; proposed converter; DC-DC
converter.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 221
Performance Characteristics of Some Rubber Recipes Reinforced
with Scrap Fibers and Crumb Rubber
Rana Ahmed Mahdi a)
and Nabel Kadum Abd-Ali b )
College of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Dep., University of Al-Qadisiyah, Al-Dewaniyah, Iraq
a )
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract: The world is exposed to serious environmental problems as a result of the rapid
development of modern technology, which is the increasing rate of tire consumption, the
difficulty of its biological decomposition and its accumulation that causes serious fires and the
emission of toxic gases harmful to nature and living organisms, The tires act as a basin to collect
water, which forms hotbeds for the growth of bacteria and parasites. Therefore, the study focused
on finding solutions for how to benefit from and recycle used tires. The (wasted fibers, and
crumbed rubber) resulting from recycling were mixed with the composite materials in Al-
Diwaniyah Tires Factory, and the mechanical properties (tensile strength, scorch time, cure time,
and resilience) were studied in the Babylon Tires Factory. The results were compared with the
standard recipe and it was noted that the addition of (fiber scrap, and rubber crumb) at certain
percentages (3,5,10) and (3,5) % respectively gave high-performance properties compared to the
standard recipe in the majority of the tests that were made. The study showed the economic and
environmental benefits of recycling scrap tires and the possibility of exploiting them in many
engineering applications as a successful path toward sustainable environmental development.
Keywords: Sustainable development, vehicle tires, waste recycling, tensile testing, scrap fibers,
crumb rubber.
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Engineering Sciences)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 222
Archimedes Optimization Algorithm Based Extremum Seeking
Control Maximum Power Point Tracking for Enhancing
Performance and Efficiency of Photovoltaic Systems
Hamid A. Abed Hannon1,a)
, Ahmad T. Abdulsadda2, b)
,and Haider K. Latif 1,c)
1Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Technical College of Al-Mussaib, Babylon, Iraq
2Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Al Najaf Technical Engineering College, Najaf, Iraq
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. Slow reaction owing to fixed-step change, high ripple, and increased oscillation due to
swings around maximum power point are the main drawbacks of conventional Maximum Power
Point Tracking (MPPT). This study proposes a hybrid MPPT control to address these concerns .In
this study we used the Extremum Seeking Control(ESC) based on a metaheuristic Archimedes
Optimization Algorithm (AOA) to achieve MPPT in PV panels under non-uniform conditions.
Two parameters of the extremum-seeking control is tuned using the Archimedes optimization
algorithm. The proposed system parameters is examined by simulation using
MATLAB/Simulink. According to the simulation results, the proposed MPPT effectively
achieves the MPP under any non-uniform situation with less overshoot, oscillation and ripple
compared to traditional MPPT. The suggested MPPT has an efficiency of up to 99.65%.
Keywords. hybrid MPPT; AOA-ESC MPPT; Archimedes optimization algorithm; Luo DC-DC
converter; PV system.
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Fifth Topic | Natural resources and renewable energies (Technologies and
Engineering Sciences)
ID No. : ICASDG22- 245
Gorilla Troops Optimization-Based MPPT for Augmented
Performance of Photovoltaic Systems
Nawras Mohamed1, a)
, Hadi Athab Hamed2, b)
1 Department of Electrical Power Engineering Techniques, Researchers from Al-Mussaib Technical college, Al-
Furat Al-Awsat Technical University,51009 Babylon, Iraq. 2Department of Electrical Power Engineering Techniques, Researchers from Al-Mussaib Technical college, Al-
Furat Al-Awsat Technical University,51009 Babylon, Iraq. a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. Gorilla Troops Optimization (GTO) technique and Fractional Order Proportional-
Integral-Derivative (FOPID) controller are used in this paper to increase the performance of the
photovoltaic system under critical disturbances and shading situations. If solar irradiation is
uniform, conventional MPPT techniques have been used to monitor the maximum power point
(MPP). They have failed to track the true MPP within dynamic climatic conditions. As a result,
the disadvantage of traditional MPPT methods such as incremental conductance (INC) and
perturb and observe (P&O) are higher oscillation and ripple due to fixed small step size. In this
article, the GTO is used to adjust the parameters of the FOPID to quickly achieve the maximum
power point (MPP)with no overshoot and oscillation and eliminate the drawbacks of
conventional MPPT methods. To simulate LR5-72HPH-535M PV modules,
MATLAB/Simulink(R2021a) was used. The performance of the proposed FGTO controller is
compared to that of the single structure (PID)controller based on GTO and other techniques,
such as P&O and the IC, the performance of these methods is tested for different test signals
(square, sine, linear, and STC) as irradiance and temperature. In all cases the output obtained
using the FGTO controller tracks the input signal faster than the other methods. The simulation
results and analysis show that the GTO-based fractional MPPT has a strong ability to achieve
good results, rapid convergence, and system stability under various climatic conditions. The
efficiency of the proposed MPPT was up to 99.42%.
Keywords. New MPPT, IC Algorithm, PV System, Gorilla Troops Optimization (GTO),
FOPID.
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Sixth Topic| | Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 12
Recycling and its Role in Reducing Costs and Achieving
Sustainability
Khaleel Radhi Hasan Alzlzly a)
Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Technical Institute of Samawa, Iraq
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. Although the recycling of industrial waste leads to achieving sustainable development of reducing the use of
materials from nature, also ridding the environment of harmful waste, the controversy still exists regarding the
economics of this process. After the first and second world wars, the idea of recycling began, where countries were
suffering from a severe shortage of some basic materials. This encouraged her to recycle the waste and use it again. As
a result of the increased consumption of resources, it is necessary to find alternatives characterized by quality, as well
as being of lower cost and achieving sustainability. So, the following questions will be discussed to reduce costs and
achieve sustainability, Does the waste recycling process achieve cost reduction? Does the waste recycling process
achieve environmental improvement through cleaner production and sustainability? Among the most important of these
alternatives are reused of waste and how to reduce the cost of recycling and benefit from it in achieve environmental
efficiency for products. The waste recycling process achieves a reduction in production costs, the process of waste
recycling achieves environmental improvement and sustainability. As waste is characterized as inexhaustible because a
person cannot stop consuming. The research aims to achieve reducing the cost of waste recycling in industrial
companies and achieving sustainability for the purpose of achieving environmental efficiency for industrial products as
a result of technological change and the use of waste recycling by reducing production costs as well as using statistical
analysis through questionnaires distributed to specialists in universities, laboratories and Environmental department to
reach results that can be benefited from environmental improvement by reducing the cost of recycling waste as an
economic resource and achieving cleaner production to produce environmentally friendly products. The results of the
research were analyzed using the (SPSS) statistical program, where the results of the research indicated a cost reduction
and thus achieving sustainability by preserving the environment as a result of producing environmentally friendly
products. The most important recommendations were to recycle waste as an alternative energy, as it contributes to
improving the environmental efficiency of products, reducing costs, achieving cleaner production and environmental
improvement. It also contributes to the process of disposing of toxic waste in a healthy manner at a lower cost and
achieving economic returns, as well as helping to provide job opportunities and reduce the unemployment rate.
Keywords. Recycling, Cost Reduction, and Sustainable Development.
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Sixth Topic| | Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 29
Effect of Cylinder Head Temperature on Performance and
Emissions of a Spark Ignition Engine Operating on
Different Fuels
Oras Khudhayer Obayes1,a)
, Mohanad Aldhaidhawi 2,b)
,and Muneer Najee2,c)
1Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University (ATU), Technical Institute of Babylon, Iraq
2Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University (ATU), Technical Institute of Kufa, Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. A numerical study was created and developed to evaluate the engine performance, combustion
characteristics and exhaust gas emissions of a spark-ignition engine by using gasoline, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)
and ethanol fuels at different cylinder head temperature (150, 200, 250, 300 and 350 °C) at engine speed 2500 rpm
(revolution per mint) and constant engine load. Four-cylinder four-stroke, water cooling system spark ignition engine
was used in this study. The results were collected and appear that the brake power and effective torque were decreased
when the cylinder head temperature increased, whereas there is no noted alteration in brake specific fuel consumption
for all tested fuels. The peak fire pressure reductions while the peak fire temperature slightly growths when transfer
from low to higher cylinder head temperatures. LPG and ethanol produced lower brake power and effective power
compared to that of gasoline fuel with about 4.62 % and 31.57 respectively lower than gasoline fuel. The carbon
monoxide CO and oxide nitrogen NOx emissions were increased, while the unburned hydrocarbon emission
dramatically decreases when the cylinder head temperature increases. LPG and ethanol emitted lower exhaust gas
emissions than that of gasoline fuel at all operating situation with about 27% and 64% lower of unburned hydrocarbon
than gasoline fuel.
Keywords: Engine Performance, Emissions, Alternative Fuels, Si Engine.
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Sixth Topic| | Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 36
Studying of Caspase 3 Gene Expression and its
Relationships with Reproductive Season and the Follicles
Size in the Ovaries of Iraqi Local Sheep
Zahra Qasim Mohamed a), Muthana Sabah Azawi
b), and Alaa Abbas Fadhel
c)
Al- Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Technical College of Al-Musaib, Department of Animal Production
Techniques, Babylon City, Almusaib, P.O. Box 00964, Iraq
c) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. This study was conducted at technical college of Mussaib / Department of Technical Animal production in
cooperation with Jessar Al-Mussaib Company for Biological Studies which located in Baghdad / Karrada Dakhla for
studying and investigating caspase3 gene expression and its relationship with follicles in the ovaries of Iraqi local
sheep. For this enquiry, (47) female reproductive genital were collected from Karbala and Babylon butchery for two
seasons: the reproductive season including October and November months of 2020, while out of reproductive season
including the months of June and July of 2021. Follicle’s size was measured, and a biopsy of tissue was taken from the
surface of the ovary to investigate caspase3 gene expression. The obtained results indicated that there are no significant
differences between out and during the reproductive season for the caspase 3 gene expression, however for relative
expression of the caspase 3 gene, the results exhibited decreasing during reproductive season (0.939) in comparison
with the expression of the gene out of the season, in conclusion, caspase 3 decrease during reproductive season while it
increase during out of reproductive season.
Keywords: Caspase 3, gene expression, follicles, apoptosis
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Sixth Topic| | Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 67
Determining the Level of Radon Gas in the Classrooms of
Diyala Governorate Schools
Mothana Jassema) and Sameera Ahmed
b)
Department of Physics, College of Education Ibn Al-Haitham, University of Baghdad, Baghdad, Iraq
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. In this research, radon gas concentration was measured for a number of schools located in Diyala
Governorate, Iraq, using the CR-39 detector, which is from Solid State Nuclear Track Detectors (SSNTDs). In a
number of classrooms, the detector was set at a distance of 160 cm from the earth's surface, for a period of time, these
detectors were exposed (30 days). Where the results showed that the concentration of radon gas ranged from the
lowest value which is equal to(8.528)Bq/m3 for the sample (D5) in (Alshumue) school to the greatest value, which
was (50.395)Bq/m3 for the sample (A4) that was in (Alandalusia) school. , where the average radon gas concentration
was equal to (25.257)Bq/m3, and the lung cancer cases per year per 106 person (CPPP) was also calculated, Where
the results ranged from (3.873 to 22.885), with a rate equal to (11.470). After comparing the results obtained with the
global results, it was found that they are much less than the permissible limits, which were recorded through ICPR
(200-300) Bq/m3.
Keyword: radon concentration, CR-39 detector, effective dose, Diyala.
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Development Goals
(1st ICASDG2022)
Sixth Topic| Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 68
Study the Mechanical Characteristics of Polymer Matrix
Reinforced with Metallic Waste
Farah S. Ali a)
, Awham M. Hameed ,and Rana M. Salih
Department of Applied Sciences, University of Technology, Iraq
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. This study involves the preparation of polymer matrix composite by the hand lay-up process, using
unsaturated polyester resin (UPR) as a matrix and waste aluminum flakes as reinforcement material in different weight
fractions (0, 10, 30, 40 and 50%) wt. of aluminum. All samples were subjected to bending, tensile, hardness tests and
the scanning electron microscope (SEM) of fractured samples surface was also conducted. It was found that 10% wt. is
the best reinforcement ratio in tensile, hardness and Young's modulus tests, and (SEM) shows there is a good
distribution at 10 % of Al flakes inside the matrix, and the polyester covers the fillers completely which denotes a good
interstitial adhesion between them.
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Development Goals
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Sixth Topic| Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 69
Relationship of Some Metabolic Components in Follicular
Fluid with Follicular Size and Oocyte Diameter in Local
Ewes Ovaries (Ovis Aries)
Ahmed A. Al-Sanjari a)
, Hashim M. Al.Rubaei b)
, and Alaa Abbas Fadhel c)
Al- Mussaib Technical College , Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Technical Animal Production
Department, Iraq
a) Corresponding author : [email protected]
Abstract. This study aimed to determine the relationship of some metabolic constituents in follicular fluid (FF) with
follicular size (FZ) and oocyte diameter (OD) in local ewes ovaries (Ovis aries), from September 2021 to February 2022
in the Laboratories of Animal Production Department, Al-Musaib Technical College. Two hundred non-pregnant genital
organs of local ewes were collected from abattoirs of Babylon province and carried to the laboratory within two hours.
The ovaries (n = 400) were removed and follicles were counted and their FZ were measured, and classified into three-
categories conferring to their size, small:( < 3 mm), medium: (3-5 mm), and Large :( > 5 mm) follicles. The FF were
aspirated from all follicles for the purpose of collecting oocytes, counting them and measuring their diameters.
Metabolic FF components like glucose, total cholesterol, total protein and triglycerides were measured. The results of
the current study showed that a significant increasing (p< 0.05) in the average level of glucose and total cholesterol,
while there was a significant decreasing (p < 0.05) in the average level of total protein and triglycerides with an increase
of FZ . Moreover, a significant increase in the diameter of the oocyte was observed with an increased in the FZ. The
outcomes of the study also exhibited that direct and positive, and highly significant (p < 0.01) correlation coefficient was
observed between glucose and total cholesterol with FZ and OD, whereas the correlation was negative, inverse and
significant (p< 0.05) between total protein and triglycerides with FS and OD. We conclude that the OD increase with the
increased of FZ, and the metabolic of FF components in ascending or descending as the FZ changes.
Keywords. Ovary, Follicle, Follicular Fluid, Oocyte, Local Ewes.
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Sixth Topic| Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 85
The Application of a Single Slope Solar Still in a Refinery
Wastewater Treatment: An Experimental Study
Ahmed Al-Manea1,a)
, Idrees Hammoody1, Salwan Fadhel
2, Ali Najah Al-
Shamani1; Ahmed Ghanim Wadday
1 , Raid A. Mahmood
3, and Haider Twfiq
2
1Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, , Najaf, Iraq
2Engineering college, Al-Muthanna University, Samawa, Iraq
3School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, University of Southern Queensland, Australia
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. An alternative resource for energy and water has become essential to ensure long-
term sustainability. Industrial wastewater is one of the main environmental challenges which
could affect one's life, due to its related pollution. Using solar distillation systems could be the
key solution to treating industrial wastewater. In this work, an experimental apparatus was
fabricated and tested according to Al-Samawa city climate conditions, to treat the oily-waste
water from a refinery. Two different sources of raw wastewater samples with different physical
and chemical characteristics were used. Five different runs were performed on different days in
November at a sunshine time between (10 AM – 2 PM). The results of the condensate water
showed that TDS was reduced by 94 %, conductivity reduced by 95 % and PH increased from
an average value of 6.4 to 7.4.
Keywords. Solar radiation; solar still; oily wastewater.
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Sixth Topic| Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 104
Properties of Concrete Containing Municipal Sludge of
Wastewater Treatment Plant
Huda Zuhair 1, a)
, Huda M. Salman 2, b)
and Ethar A. Muslim 3, c)
1 Technical Institute of Babylon, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University (ATU), Babylon, Iraq
2 Al-Muthanna University - college of engineering, Al-Muthanna, Iraq
3 Ministry of Health, Baghdad, Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. Sludge generation continues to rise as the population grows. Dry sludge is typically piled up on a landfill,
causing contamination in the environment. As a result, research into alternate uses for dry sludge is critical. The
properties of concrete mixtures including various percentages of dry sludge from Baghdad's Al-Rustamiah wastewater
treatment plant, as well as their impact on compressive strength, were investigated. For samples preparation, a water to
cement ratio (w/c) of 0.67 and 0.8 was used. The results indicated a significant decrease in concrete compressive
strength as sludge replacement increased. A comparison of the concrete containing sludge to the control mix revealed
that dry wastewater sludge could be used as a partial sand replacement in concrete mixtures with a W/C of 0.67 and an
optimal ratio of less than 3%. Dry wastewater sludge concrete can be utilized to manufacture bricks where high
strength is not required.
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Sixth Topic| Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 111
Thermal Analysis for Concrete Incorporated with Different
Nano, Micro and Recycled Materials
Zahraa Fakhri Jawad1 and Malik N. Hawas
2
1.2 Al Furat Al Awsat Technical University
Abstract. This research aims to investigate the impact of employing various types of materials as partial cement
replacements on the characteristics of high-strength concrete. As cement replacements, Nano SiO2, Nano CaCO3, micro
SiO2, micro CaCO3, recycled silica gel (beads and powder), and limestone were employed, as well as binary
combinations of (Nano SiO2 + Nano CaCO3), (micro CaCO3 + micro SiO2), and (recycled silica gel powder +
limestone). In addition to the control mix, ten sets of concrete mixes were created with progressive cement
replacement. Thermal analysis (TG-Thermogravimetric) and (DTG-Derivative Thermogravimetry) were employed to
determine the CH content of each concrete group. The nano-silica mix had the lowest calcium hydroxide (CH) content,
followed by the binary nano mix and crushed silica gel mix. In contrast, the other mixes had approximate values. Still,
they were all less than the control mix, indicating that larger amounts of calcium silicate hydrate (CSH) gel formed
after replacement, which has primarily contributed to improving the strength and durability of concrete.
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Sixth Topic| Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 112
Topography Study of Uruk Monuments Using Remote
Sensing Techniques
Kasim Abed Abass 1, a)
, Kasim Jubeir Salman2, b)
and Mustafa Shakir Farman 3, c)
1 Southern Technical University, Department of Surveying, Thy Qar, Iraq,
2 AL-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Department of Surveying, Samawah, Iraq, 3Technical Institute of Samawah, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Kufa, Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. In this research, the use of remote sensing techniques and geographic information systems was relied upon to
study the topography of the ruins of Uruk, which is located east of the city of Samawah, 60 km from the centre of this
city, to draw topographical maps, regression maps, directions and stereoscopic contour maps of the area and compare
the results with the process of providing this information using The work of the traditional field survey, and it was
found through this research that the means of modern technologies represented in the use of (GIS), (ERDAS) and
(Global Mapper) programs to study archaeological sites give realistic and accurate results. The limited area is between
(5 - 15), while the shadow areas are limited between (70 - 180), which is a medium shadow area, while the flat area
constitutes 20%. The high areas constitute 50%, and the concave areas constitute 30%, which is shown along the
longitudinal section of the study area, and the highest height in the region was (12 m) and the lowest height was (8m).
Keywords: Uruk Monuments, Topographic Maps , GIS , ERDAS ,Remote Sensing.
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Sixth Topic| Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 115
Studying the Best Performance of the CPU Thermal
Conductivity Chemical Material with the Lowest Possible
Deformation
Hasan Shakir Majdi1, Laith Jaafer Habeeb
2, and Azher M. Abed
3,a)
1 Department of Chemical Engineering and Petroleum Industries, Al-Mustaqbal University College, 51001 Hillah,
Babil, Iraq 2 Training and Workshop Center, University of Technology, 10001 Baghdad, Iraq
3 Department of Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Techniques Engineering, Al-Mustaqbal University College,
51001 Hillah, Babil, Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. Thermal managing is necessary for electronics products. The study of the computational fluid dynamics of
the heat sink for thermal management is explained. This article focuses on the numerical investigation of temperature
distribution (thermal steady-state) and static structural in central processing units (CPU) case with different types of
the chemical material which is fix processor to fins. Three forms (cross, dot, and fully) of various materials have been
studied. The materials tested in this work are (TG-S808 Thermal grease, TG-N909 Non-silicone, S606B thermal
grease, and S606C thermal grease). The thermal and structural analyses are applied with a commercial package
providing via ANSYS Fluent. The results show S606B material and dot form are the best choices to produce quick
heat transfer and less deformation and stress of the fins. The difference of temperature distribution in the case of
steady state thermal at dot form is better than the two others (cross and fully). The temperature at the cross form and
S606B dropped from 71.427 to 67.858 degrees Celsius. At the same shape and time interval, material S606B
exhibited the least deformation matching to the other materials. Using N909 material in dot form for 1 hour of PC
operation results in less deformation than using the same material in full and cross form. S606B has been
demonstrated to be the best material for reducing stress in all kinds.
Keywords. interaction, heat transfer augmentation, CPU fix material, heat sink fins, optimum fix.
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Sixth Topic| Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 128
Response the Productive Performance and Economic Cost
of Broiler Chickens Exposed to Feed Restriction Regimes
with Feed Additives
Amjed Mohsin Muhi a)
and Karrar Imad Abdulsahib Al-Shammari b)
Department of Animal Production Techniques, Technical College of Al-Musaib, Al- Furat Al-Awsat Technical
University, Babylon City, Almusaib, P.O. Box 00964, Iraq.
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. This study was conducted to evaluate the effect of two feed restriction methods with or without powders
of peppermint leaves (PL) and organic zinc (OZ) added to diet from 2 to 3 weeks of age followed by compensatory
growth stage from 4 to 5 weeks of age on growth performance and economic cost of broilers rearing. The research was
included 420 broiler chicks Ross 308 distributed randomly into 7 groups (n=60 chicks per group) with 3 replications
each. 1st group (control) was ad libitum feeding (G1), 2nd (G2), 3rd (G3) and 4th (G4) groups were quantitative feed
restriction (40%) of control without any dietary additives, or with 1% PL or 50 mg OZ / kg of diet, respectively,
whereas 5th (G5), 6th (G6) and 7th (G7) groups were temporal feed restriction (12 hours/day) only or with 1% PL or 50
mg OZ/ kg of diet, respectively. The obtained results revealed there was significant low (p>0.01) in feed intake for all
feed restricted groups at 2-3 weeks and for G2, G3 and G4 at 1-5 weeks compared to G1. Similar final body weights to
G1 were achieved by G3,G4,G5 and G7 whereas G2, G4, G6 and G7 had similar body weight gain to G1 at 1-5 weeks.
It was there an improvement (p>0.01) in feed conversion ratio for all groups at 2-3 weeks and for G2, G3, G4 and G6 at
1-5 weeks compared to G1. Low (p>0.05) total mortality was registered for G3, G5, G6 and G7. High (p>0.01) protein
or energy efficiency ratios was in favor of G2, G3, G4 and G7 at 2-3 weeks and an increase (p>0.05) for G3 and G4 at
1-5 weeks compared to G1. High values (p>0.05) of production efficiency factor for all groups except for G5 compared
to G1. In comparison to G1, there was high (p>0.01) carcass yield without giblets for G2, G4 and G6 and high
(p>0.01) carcass yield with giblets for G3 only. All feed restricted groups reduced the total expenses cost with increase
in net revenue and economic efficiency of project. In conclusion, it was improved performance and lowering in
economic cost of birds rearing exposed to feed restriction especially in groups potentiated by added PL and OZ in diet
therefore, we recommend to follow these regimes in poultry nutrition protocols to support the sustainable development
perspectives in poultry industry sector as one of the important agricultural part of a global food system.
Keywords: feed restriction, organic zinc, peppermint, broilers, production.
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Sixth Topic| Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 129
Oil Contamination in the Water and Sediments of Umm
Qasr and Khor Al-Zubair Areas Basrah, Iraq
Mudhaffar S. Al-Zuhairy a)
and Mohmad M. Al-Saeed b)
Al-Fuart Al-Awsat Technical University, Najaf, Iraq.
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. The area of Um-Qasr and Khor Al-Zubair south of Basrah were studied for possible contamination by oil.
Seventeen water and sediments samples of different sites have been taken for the purpose of this study. these samples
were prepared, analyzed and examined for numbers of parameters such as temperature, PH, TSS, salinity, grain size,
and oil content. The extracted results show no serious pollution by oil at these areas.
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Sixth Topic| Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 133
Sustainable Use of Sub-Surface Drip Irrigation System for
Corn Growth and Productivity
Shathar. A. Alaamer 1, a)
, Salih K. Alwan Alsharifi 2, b)
and Ali H. Khalil3
1Department of Plant Production Techniques, Kufa Technical institute, University of Al- Furat Al-Awsat
Technical,Najaf, Iraq 2Department of Agricultural Machinery, Al-Qasim Green University, Babylon, Iraq
3Babylon Agriculture Directorate, Babylon, Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. The issue of water conservation and economy in its use in agricultural production is one of the most
important issues of sustainability at the present time especially with crops that need to consume large quantities of
water, such as corn.The impact of subsurface drip irrigation system (SDIS) on corn cultivars SYN-6 and R-106 was
observed based on some technical indicators, under three drip irrigation distances (DID) 22,24 and 26cm. The
experiments were conducted in a factorial experiment under complete randomized design with three replications. The
R-106 cultivar was significantly better than SYN-6 cultivar in all studied parameters. For drip irrigation distances
(DID) of 22cm the soil bulk density, total of soil porosity during growth season, root dry weight and root fresh weight,
PVI, biological yield, grain yield, and harvest index were 1.29,1.31,1.33mg.m-3, 51.32,50.56,49.81%,20.33 cm ,0.93g
and 2.91 g, 55.19 cm, 7.22 t.ha-1, 5.46 t.ha-1,and 62.87%, respectively. The interaction among drip irrigation distances
(DID) of 22 cm and the corn cultivar (R-106) was the best in all parameters.
Keywords. Sustainable, corn, subsurface drip irrigation system (SDIS), drip irrigation distances (DID), cultivars (cu).
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Sixth Topic| Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 160
An Environmental Friend Produced CNT Polymer Matrix
Nano Composites Filler Applications
Baydaa Abdul-Hassan Khalaf 1, a),
Sabah Mohammed Milkat2, b)
and Maher
Hameed3
1Mechanical Department, Al Furat Al Awsat Technical University, Technical Institute of Samawa, Samawa,
Iraq 2Electrical Department, Al Furat Al Awsat Technical University, Technical Institute of Samawa, Samawa,
Iraq 3Mechanical Techniques Department, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Technical Institute of
Karbala, Iraq
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
b)
Abstract. Sunflower husk was burned in a tubular vacuum furnace at 1200 Co for 24 hr, then it was wet milled in ball
mill with alcoholic media for 12 hr. Carbon nano tube CNT was produced by a sustainable, environmentally friend
process and detected by SEM, with (20-25) nanometer scales, then it was used to strengthen silicon resin with (0.2, 0.4,
0.6, 0.8) weight percent. Morphology, tensile strength, hardness, and young modulus were thoroughly investigated. It
has been found that all the mechanical properties have been largely enhanced when nano bio-CNT exceed 0.2%.
Keywords. Sunflower husk, Nano Bio-filler, sustainable CNT production, pyrolysis process.
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Sixth Topic| Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 161
Evaluation of Water Quality and Efficiency to Treat Water
Pollution Problem in Two Types of Supply Water Distribution
System: Loop and, Tree in Iraq: By Using Water GEMS Software
Samaher jasim Mohammed
Tikrit University
Abstract. There are a lot of Iraqi cities in Iraq that used a tree supply water distribution system, it is also
an old supply water network, which produces poor water quality in this network. This paper has studied
water quality in two system loops and a tree net in two of Iraqi’s cities requires Water GEMS. This
document's goal is to review the effect of the major types of supply water distribution system on its
pollution and characteristic in Iraq. The results of the analysis of two water systems show the efficiency
of the loop distribution system of supply water networks compared to the tree distribution system ones
in preventing water pressure drop, preserving water type, and preventing pollution. Where the dead ends
in the tree network cause the deposition of pollutants, which increases the possibility of an increase in
organic pollutants, unlike the loop distribution system ones, which makes the water in constant
movement, which prevents the occurrence of pollution and gives water pressure stability.
These results are confirmed by laboratory tests for water in both cases loop and tree distribution systems
of supply water networks, in addition to QWI which showed that the loop system can maintain the
quality of water and reduce the causes of pollution through the absence of this system from dead ends
and the continuous movement of water. Although the water quality in the two networks was very poor
because the network is old and the treatment system is ineffective.
Keywords: drink water, supply water distribution, water quality index, WaterGEMS.
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Sixth Topic| Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 177
Optical Limiting Characteristics of Organic Laser Dye
Sarah M. Khalil1,a)
, Afrah M. Al Hussainey2, Alhak A.Hassan
2,
Ban A. Naser 2,and Menaa J.Alwan
2
1Medical Physics Department, Al-Mustaqbal University College, Babylon, Iraq.
2Department of Physics, College of Science ,University of Babylon, Hill, Iraq.
a)Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract.The non-linear optical characteristics of organic laser dyes (Acriflavine,Orcein, and
Azur-B) dissolved in Ethanol solvent with concentration (10-5
M) were investigated in this
study. The UV-VIS spectrophotometer measures the spectra' linear optical characteristics. It
was determined the nonlinear optical characteristics by using the Z-Scan method, which
represents a very sensitive approach for obtaining two essential optical phenomena: nonlinear
refractive index and nonlinear absorption coefficient, in two different situations (close
aperture) and (open aperture). The results indicate (Acriflavine,Orcein, and Azur-B) is a
promising material to be used in photonic and nonlinear optical devices.An optical power
limiter uses this promising medium for a range of optoelectronic applications.
Keywords. Acriflavine Organic Dye, Z-Scan method, Non-linear optical characteristics.
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Sixth Topic| Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 189
Effect of Draught on Capsaicin in Pepper Callus In Vitro
Omar H. Obaid1, a)
and Mohammed Mehdi Muhsen Almasoody b)
1AL-FuratAL-Awsat Technical University, AL-Musiab Technical College
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. The current study was conducted with aim of knowing the effect of drought stress on
the capsaicin content of callus pepper in three cultivars of hot pepper (Serrano, silinghaba and
malagueta) of hot pepper (Capsicum annum L. syn. chilli) invitro. Callus was produced from
seeds of pepper cultivated on MS medium with different concentrations of NAA (0, 0.5, 1.0,
1.5& 2.0) mgL-1
and different concentrations of BA (0.0, 0.3, 0.6& 0.9) mgL-1 in the induction
step, then callus propagated at same concentrations, after that produced callus was exposed to
different concentrations of Polyethylene glycol (0.0, 1, 2& 3) % to find out the effect of drought
stress on the callus content of capsaicin. Results showed that the highest level of produced callus
was at concentration (1.5, 0.6) mgL-1
of (NAA, BA) respectively in the three varieties they were
(199.8, 159.3, 231.5) mg (Serrano, malagueta and silinghaba) respectively, while no results were
given in the low treatments. The results did not different from multiplication stage, best
combination to callus production were (1.5, 0.6)mgL-1of (NAA, BA)respectively, it reached
(387.2, 454.2, 522.3)mg in the cultivars(Serrano, malagueta and silinghaba) respectively, highest
capsaicin were at 3% PEG which were (1870, 8500, 3900) SHU but it did not differ significantly
of 2% PEG at three varieties(Serrano, malagueta and silinghaba) respectively.
Keywords. PEG, capsaicin, pepper and in vitro
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Sixth Topic| Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 200
A field survey of store pests that infect dates in some orchards and
warehouses in Babylon Governorate
Taif Salah Abdel Sahib 1, a
and Hadi Abdel-Jalil Naas 1, b
1,2 Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University / Al-Musayyib Technical College
a) Corresponding Author: [email protected]
Abstract. The study was carried out in a number of palm orchards and warehouses belonging to some
districts and sub-districts in Babil Governorate for the period from (August 4, 2021 until the end of the
year) and included a field and warehouse survey to find out the types of pests that infect palms that are
present in the orchards and warehouses associated with dates stored in Babylon and for nine areas (Al-
Mashra, Jibla, Al-Mahaweel, Al-Imam District, Al-Nile, Al-Hilla Center, Al-Kifl, Al-Qasim, Al-
Musayyab). Samples were collected weekly, using manual collection method, light traps, and oral
suction trap. The results resulted in the collection of three species, and the rates of infestation for each
type were clarified, as insects were collected from orchards before, during and after harvesting, as well
as from stores.
Through the survey that was conducted in the date orchards in the research areas in Babylon, it was
found that the date moth Ephestia cautella had the highest presence and the most presence in the areas
(Al-Kifl, Al-Qasim, Al-Musayyab, Al-Mashra) with infection rates of (78,78, 75.75)%, respectively.
The rest of the regions recorded an average presence of the pest. A weak presence of the insect was also
observed in some areas. Also, a moderate and weak presence of Oryzaephilus surinamenisis was
observed in most of the research areas, and a weak presence was recorded in the two areas (Nile, AL-
Hilla Center ), while the remaining pests, Ephestia calidella, Ephestia elutella and Ephestia kuehniella
were weakly recorded and not recorded in some stores. The greatest damage was observed for E.cautella
and O.surinamenisis, and a slight effect was recorded for the other insects.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 247
Effect Different Concentrations of Growth Regulators on Callus
Induction from Different Explants of Aloe Vera L. in Vitro.
Hawraa S. Jader a) and Omar H. Obaid
b)
Al-Mussaib Technical College, AL-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Babylon, Iraq.
a)
Correspondin author: [email protected]
Abstract . The experiments were carried out in the plant tissue culture lab. of the Plant
Production Department - Musaib Technical College –Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University
from (1-1- 2021to 1-2-2022) in order to study the effect of growth regulators BA with
concentrations (0, 0.25, 0.50 ,0.75 ,1.0) mg.L-1
combination with NAA in concentrations (2.0,
1.5, 1.0, 0.5, 0, ) mg.l-1
to induction of fresh callus from explants (roots, shoot top, leaf top,
middle region and base leaf) taken from the aloe vera plant L., and the results showed the
following:The shoot gave the highest average weight of callus, which was 144.14 (mg), which
was significantly superior to the leaf blade, which gave the lowest rate, which reached 60.68, and
that the concentrations of BA had an important effect in increasing the average of fresh weight of
callus, where the concentration exceeded 0.75 (mg.L-1) which it reached 117.15 (mg), but
without significant differences from the rest of the concentrations, than noted from the same table
that the use of the NAA growth regulator had increasing a significant effect on the fresh weight of
callus, as the concentration of 1.5 (mg.L-1
) exceeded the rest of the concentrations by giving it the
highest rate of callus weight of 176.1 (mg). The table also showed the superiority of the growing
peak at concentration 0.75 (mg.L-1
) of BA, which amounted to 184.2 (mg) and it did not differ
significantly from the rest of the concentrations except in the comparison treatment. There is a
significant superiority for the growing peak with a concentration (1.5 mg.L-1
) of NAA, which
amounted to 282.8 (mg). Interaction between the growth regulators BA and NAA in increasing
the fresh weight of the callus, as the combination consisting of BA at 0.75 (mg.L-1
) + NAA at a
concentration of 1.5 (mg.L-1
) gave the highest rate of 224.75 mg. Also, the interaction was
between the plant parts and between different concentrations of BA + NAA callus fresh weight
increasing, where grow consisting of the combination 1.5 NAA + 0.75 BA (mg.L-1
) gave the
highest rate of 352 (mg) and did not differ significantly from the rest of the concentrations, except
in the comparison treatment.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 250
Comparison Between Some Hormonal and Metabolic Profiles in
Follicular Fluid and Serum of Iraqi Camels (Camelus
Dromedaries) in Breeding Season
Hashim M. Al-Rubaei 1, a)
, Ali J. AL-Nuaimi 2, b)
and Maher A. Al. Mamory 3, c)
1Technical Animal Production Dep. Al – Musaib Technical College, Al- Furat Al- Awast Technical University,
Babylon, Iraq. 2 College of veterinary Medicine, University of Kerbala, Kerbala , Iraq
3 Office of Agricultural Research, Ministry of Agriculture, Baghdad, Iraq
a) Corresponding author: [email protected]
b)
Abstract. The present study was designed to investigate some hormonal and metabolites profiles of
follicular fluid (FF) and blood sera (BS) of Iraqi camels during breeding season. 120 Ovaries were gathered
from 60 adults (non-pregnant) dromedary camels that were slaughtered in the butchery of Al-Najaf
governorate for the period from October 2020 to march 2021 (the breeding season). Ovarian and venous
blood samples were collected before slaughter and were taken to the laboratory within two hours. The
blood samples was separated and FF was aspirated from all follicles size, and both were stored at -20°C for
farther analyzed include hormonal and metabolite components. The obtained results exhibited a significant
increased (p<0.05) in the average level of estradiol and progesterone hormones in the large follicles (LF)
compared with the medium follicles (MF) and small follicles (SF) , while the average level of estradiol in
the BS was higher than the FF, and conversely, the progesterone hormone in the BS was significantly lower
(p<0.05) than the FF. A significantly higher (p<0.05) in the average concentration of glucose and total
cholesterol of FF in (LF) compared to than in MF and SF, while the average concentration of total protein
in SF was significantly higher (p<0.05) than MF and LF. The average concentration of glucose, total
protein and total cholesterol in BS were significantly higher (p<0.05) than the FF. In conclusion , the FF
contains hormonal and metabolic components whose levels vary in BS and FF with change in follicular
size. This is reflected on nutrition, growth and development of follicle and oocyte, and the low and high in
levels of these component’s in BS is related to their levels of these components in BS is related to their
levels in FF and vice versa. Therefore, the levels of these components in BS can be modified and thus can
affect the improvement of quality of follicle and oocyte.
Keywords: Camels, follicular fluid, blood serum, hormone, metabolite
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 251
Study of the Relationship Between Follicle Size and Some
Hormonal and Ionic Components of Ovarian Follicular Fluid with
Oocyte Development in Local Goats
(Capra Hircus) Hashim M. Al-Rubaei
a) and Marwa M. Radhi
b)
Technical Animal Production Dep., Al–Musaib Technical College, Al-Furat Al- Awast Technical University,
Babylon Iraq a)
Corresponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract. The research was intended for studying the association between follicular size and some
hormonal and ionic compounds follicular fluid with oocyte development in the ovaries of local goats
(Capra hircus), for the period from September 2020 to March 2021 in the department of Animal
Production techniques at Al-Musaib Technical College. 150 genital organs were gathered from adult and
non –pregnant female goats (does), which were slaughtered in the Babylon province abattoirs, and
transferred to the laboratory within two hours. The ovaries were removed and the follicles were counted
and their size measured and divided into three groups according to these measurement, small with a
diameter of less than 3mm(< 3 mm), medium with a diameter of 3-5mm , and large with a diameter greater
than 5mm(> 5 mm) follicles. The follicular fluid was aspirated for the purpose of retrieval and examination
of oocytes and analysis of its compounds. Oocytes diameters were measured. the results showed a highly
significant (p<0.01) increased in the average level of estradiol hormone and calcium and sodium ions
concentrations with an increasing in the size of follicular, while the average level of follicle stimulating
hormone (FSH) and potassium ions concentrations highly significantly (p<0.01) decreased with the
increased in follicular size. A highly significantly (p<0.01) increased in average diameter of the oocyte was
observed with the increased in follicular size. The results also showed a positive, direct and highly
significant (p<0.01) correlation coefficient between estradiol hormone, sodium and calcium ions with
follicle size and oocyte diameter, while a negative, inverse and highly significant (p<0.01) decreased
correlation coefficient between FSH and potassium ions with follicle size and oocyte diameter. We
conclude from this research that the hormonal and ionic compounds of the follicular fluid change
increasing or decreasing with the change of follicular size, and the diameter of the oocyte increased with
enlargement of the follicular size.
Keywords: ovary, follicle, follicular fluid, oocyte, local goats
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Sixth Topic| Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 255
Influence of Constructing Transverse Concrete Diaphragms in
Different Distances on the Dynamic and Static Behavior of
Prestressed Concrete T-Beam Bridge Structure Hussein Abad Gazi Jaaz
1,a), Noor Mukdam Diwood
2, Ali Fadhil Naser
3, and
Marwa Foad Manher4
1Quality Assurance and University Performance Department, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Kufa,
Iraq 2Computer Engineering Department, Al-Farabi University College, Baghdad, Iraq
3Building and Construction Engineering Department, Al-Mussaib Technical College, Al-Furat Al-Awsat
Technical University, Babylon, Iraq 4 Najaf Technical Institute, Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Kufa, Iraq
a) Corresponding Author: [email protected]
Abstract. Structure of diaphragm was defined as a transverse strengthener beam which was
located between beams or girders to keep section geometry. It plays a significant role to provide
the stability of bridge girders and to distribute the vertical and axial loads. The main objective
of this study was to investigate the influence of construction transverse concrete diaphragms
between T-beams at different distances on the dynamic and static behavior of T-beam bridge
structure. The methodology of this research includes five case studies. The first case had no
transverse diaphragms, the second case had transverse diaphragms at the supports of the bridge
(abutment and piers), the third case had transverse diaphragms at the center of each span of the
bridge, the fourth case had transverse diaphragms at 1/4 of each span of the bridge, and the fifth
case had transverse diaphragms at 3 m of each span of the bridge. Three analysis methods were
used to determine the dynamic responses by using finite element analysis method in CSI-Bridge
ver. 20. These methods included modal analysis, time history analysis, and spectra responses
analysis. Dynamic responses consisted of unloaded frequency, loaded frequency, and dynamic
displacement. Static analysis was done to find static responses such as bending moment and
vertical deflection. The results of dynamic analysis shown that the using of concrete diaphragms
has not important effect on the improvement of unloaded frequency (natural frequency) in
vertical and horizontal directions, but they had an important effect on the reducing of loaded
frequency (vibration frequency) in vertical and horizontal direction and dynamic displacement.
For static state, the construction of concrete diaphragms causes to increase bending moment and
downward vertical deflection because of these cross diaphragms lead to increase in the dead
load (self-weight of structure), resulting the increasing in the static responses due to service
loads (dead load, prestressed load, and trucks load). Therefore, there is need to increase the
prestressed load to resist the over load due to the construction of transverse diaphragms.
Keywords. Dynamic, static, T-beam Bridge, transverse diaphragms, frequency, displacement.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 258
Pedogonic Distribution of Available P and K Euphrates River
Sediments
Sugood Al-Tamimii1,a
, Hameed Al-Musawi2,b
and Ahmed Al-janabi3,c
1,2,3Researchers in Al-Mussaib Technical college, AL-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University ,Iraq.
a)
Abstract. A field study was carried out in the year 2021 to find out the pedogenic distribution of
some metals in the soil extending from the left of the Euphrates River to the Great Mussiab project,
which represents the sediments of the Euphrates River, within the coordinates of longitude (44°.19
and 44°.48 east) and latitudes (32°.35 and 32°.48 north), Thirty sites were selected covering the
surface layer of the study area and revealed the locations as auger hole for a depth of 0-30 cm. The
soil particles and some properties were analyzed, as well as the estimation of the available elements
of Phosphorus and Potassium . The results indicated that all sites were characterized by the
predominance of sand particle in the nearby sites of river and the dominance of the clay particle in
the locations far from the river with the heterogeneous distribution of calcium carbonate and the
degree of soil pH, while the organic matter was positively correlated with the clay
particle.Thepedogenic distribution of available P and K correlated positively with organic matter and
clay particle and negatively with CaCO3 and pH.
Keywords : Pedogenic distribution , available P , available K .
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Sixth Topic| Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 272
Effect of (BA, 2,4-D) on Induction of Callus from Moringa
Oleifera L. in Vitro
Fatima A. ALhussein a) and Mohammed M. Almasoody
b)
Al-Mussaib Technical Collage, AL-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University ,Babylon, Iraq
. a)
Coressponding author: [email protected] b)
Abstract: The experiment was conducted in the tissue culture laboratory of the Plant
Production Department - Al-Mussaib Technical College - Al Furat Al Awsat University for the
period from (1-11-2021 to 1-2-2022). In order to study the effect of growth regulators BA at
concentrations (0-0.5-1-1.5-2) mg/L and in combination with 2,4-D at concentrations (0-0.5-1-
1.5-2) mg/L on the induction of callus resulting from plant parts (Apical Tips and new shoots)
taken from the Moringa oleifera L.) plant invitro.The results showed the following: The
sterilization experiment gave the highest results at a concentration of 40% of the chlorax
solution, the time was 10 minutes, and the percentage of contamination was 0%. The interaction
effect between auxin and cytokinin concentrations was significant in the effect on the dry
weight of callus, and treatment 5 of 2,4-D at a concentration of 2 mg/L treatment with BA at a
concentration of 0.5 mg/L was excelled and giving the highest dry weight of callus that was
0.11 mg/L. The lowest treatment is when the control treatment of 2,4-D x BA if it is 0.01 mg/L.
The effect of interaction between auxin and cytokinin concentrations was significant in the
effect on the fresh weight of callus, and the treatment of 4 mg/L of 2,4-D at a concentration of
1.5 mg/L in combination with BA at a concentration of 2 mg/L was excelled and giving the
highest fresh weight of callus that reached 1.45 mg /L and the lowest treatment is at the control
treatment 0 of 2,4-D × BA, where the concentration reached 1.04 mg/L.
Keywords. Moringa oleifera L. - callus - auxins - cytokinins.
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ID No. : ICASDG22- 280
Potential Influence of Dietary Synbiotic and Fenugreek Seed to
Improve the Productive Traits and Economic Cost in Stressed
Broiler Chickens
Ahmed Jebur Dakhil a) and Karrar Imad Abdulsahib Al-Shammari
b)
Department of Animal Production Techniques, Technical College of Al-Musaib, Al- Furat Al-Awsat Technical.
University, Babylon City, Almusaib, P.O. Box 00964, Iraq.
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. This study was conducted to evaluate the use powders of local synbiotic and
fenugreek seeds as antioxidants in the broiler diet against the experimentally stimulated stress
by hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) in drinking water and its influence on productive traits and
economic cost up to 5 weeks old. In total, 300 one-day-old chicks were used, chicks were
randomly distributed into five treatments, each treatment contained 60 chicks with 3
replicates/group. The treatments were divided into 1st treatment (T1) which involved the chicks
fed a diet without any additives as negative control whereas 2n treatment (T2) involved the
chicks which were subjected to stress by 1 ml (0.5%) of H2O2 per 1 L of drinking water as
positive control. In 3th, 4th and 5th treatments, the chicks were subjected to stress by H2O2 and
fed 0.5% of synbiotic (T3), 0.5% of fenugreek (T4) and mixture of 0.25% each of synbiotic and
fenugreek (T5), respectively. The results of the research indicated that T3, T4 and T5 caused a
significant increase (P<0.05) in the mean body weight, cumulative weight gain and relative
growth rate with high significance (P<0.01) in cumulative feed intake and production efficiency
factor compared to T2. Also, the same treatments recorded highly significant superiority
(P<0.01) in cumulative feed conversion ratio and high (P<0.01) dressing percentage without
giblets and with giblets. Moreover, T3, T4 and T5 decreased the economic cost of the broiler
rearing project. Thus, we recommended to using both powders of local synbiotic and fenugreek
seed or their combination as promising antistress dietary materials for improving the
productivity and reducing the economic cost of broilers. This will in turn support the prospects
of sustainable development in the globally poultry industry in future directions. .
Keywords. synbiotic, fenugreek, hydrogen peroxide, broilers, economic cost.
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Sixth Topic| Environmental Sustainability
ID No. : ICASDG22- 287
Impact of Utilization Recycled Concrete as a Partial Substitution of
the Coarse Aggregate of Hot Asphalt Mixture Surface
Mohammed Kareem Abed
1, a), Abdulhadi Meteab Alsaadi
2, b) and
Tameem Mohammed Hashim3, c)
1 AL- Furat AL-Awsat Technical University (ATU), Technical Institute of Babylon, Iraq.
2 AL-Mustaqbal University College, Babylon, Iraq
3 AL-Mustaqbal University College, Babylon Iraq
a)
Corresponding author: [email protected]
Abstract. Recycled aggregate pavement in bituminous can be repercussion to mitigation in the
exhaustion of rudimentary aggregate and asphalt, orientation to alleviation in the quantities of tailings
organized into the garbage dumps. This research aimed to investigate the performance of Hot Mix
Asphalt (HMA) surface with recycled concrete aggregate (RCA) as a replacement to the natural
aggregates (NA) of four substitution rates (0, 20, 40, and 60) % from natural coarse aggregate. Four
HMA were designed by using the conventional Marshall method to investigate the density, air void,
flow and stability. The results indicated the properties of mixes with RCA have a weaker impact on
the performance asphalt mixture. Generally, the results articulate that the employment RCA in HMA
lead to reduce the density and Marshall stability while procure to increase the air void percentage and
flow values greater than its value in HMA with natural coarse aggregate.
Keywords: (Hot Mix Asphalt, normal aggregate, recycled concrete)