Search results for: TECHNOLOGIES

• Technologies

  Journals

  ISSN: 2227-7080

• Science Nature Technologies

  Journals

  ISSN: 1897-7820

• Technologies for deodorization of malodorous gases

  Publication

  • I. Wysocka
  • J. Gębicki
  • J. Namieśnik

  - ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLLUTION RESEARCH - Year 2019

  There is an increasing number of citizens’complaints about odor nuisance due to production or service activity. High socialawareness imposes pressure on entrepreneurs and service providers forcing them to undertake effective steps aimed at minimi-zation of the effects of their activity, also with respect to emission of malodorous substances. The article presents informationabout various technologies used for gas deodorization....

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• The Diffusion of Information and Communication Technologies

  Publication

  • E. Lechman

  - Year 2018

  This book provides extensive evidence on information and communication technologies development patterns and dynamics of this process across developed economies over the period 1980 to the present day. It adopts newly developed methodology to identification of the ‘critical mass’ and isolation of technological takeoff intervals, which are intimately related to the process of technology diffusion. The statistically robust analysis...

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• Modern server virtualization technologies

  Publication

  • A. Opaliński

  - Year 2010

• Application of nanofluids in thermal technologies

  Publication

  • J. Cieśliński

  - Year 2019

  Nanofluids it is a relatively new category of thermal fluids that can serve as coolants, both in single- and two phase systems. However application of nanofluids in industrial applications requires faultless their thermophysical properties. Existing models originally developed for liquid/solid particles mixtures (slurries) fail in case of nanofluids. Moreover correlations used to calcuate heat transfer coefficients of conventional...

• The Innovative Faculty for Innovative Technologies

  Publication

  • P. Odya
  • P. Szczuko
  • A. Czyżewski
  • K. Lisowski
  • J. Kotus
  • A. Ciarkowski

  - Year 2013

  A leaflet describing Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics, Gdańsk University of Technology. Multimedia Systems Department described laboratories and prototypes of: Auditory-visual attention stimulator, Automatic video event detection, Object re-identification application for multi-camera surveillance systems, Object Tracking and Automatic Master-Slave PTZ Camera Positioning System, Passive Acoustic Radar,...

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• Unlocking creativity with new technologies

  Publication

  • N. Piotrowski

  - World Aerosols. The Voice of the Aerosol Industry - Year 2020

  Artificial intelligence, augmented and virtual reality, Internet of Things and digital twins are just a few concepts related to the fourth industrial revolution that is happening right before our eyes. The key question asked by managers in the aerosol sector recently is: what does all this new technology mean to me?

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• Information and Communication Technologies for Economic Development

  Publication

  • E. Lechman
  • A. Marszk

  - Year 2017

  This chapter is intended to explain why and how information and communication technologies may affect the process of socio-economic development, especially with regard to economically backward economies. It sheds light on why technological changes constitute prerequisites enabling advancements along the socio-economic development pattern. It is also designed to exhibit the special relevance of information and communication technologies...

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• Dynamic soil improvement by hybrid technologies

  Publication

  • M. Wyroślak

  - Year 2015

  Hybrid method of subsoil improvement for road embankment foundation is described. This method is composed of two wellknown methods: dynamic replacement (DR) and microblasting (DDC) one (Deep Dynamic Compaction). The method was used for both the strengthening of the fully saturated organic subsoil as well as for acceleration of the consolidation of the organic layers. The practice ensures the expected results. A proper example on...