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Lessons Learnt from Open Pit Wall Instabilities: Case Studies of BC Open Pit Hard Rock Mines by Nunoo, S.

“…The problems of mining in British Columbia (Canada) open pits over three decades under various mining conditions were discussed. The case histories of slope…”
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Viability of selected agro-waste in Ghana as a ground enhancing material in grounding systems by Akoto, J., Nunoo, S., Dankwah, J. R.

“…Chemical-based ground enhancing materials are key component of an efficient earthing system. However, economic and environmental considerations have refocused…”
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Evolution of cohesion and friction angle during microfracture accumulation in rock by Zhang, H. Q., Tannant, D. D., Jing, H. W., Nunoo, S., Niu, S. J., Wang, S. Y.

“…The creation of microfractures within rock is commonly observed as rock is strained. The presence of these microfractures constitutes damage to the rock, and…”
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Liquefied Petroleum Gas as an Alternative Vehicle Fuel in Ghana by Simons, A., Nunoo, S.

“…This work discusses the advantages and disadvantages of three types of fuels: petrol, diesel, and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). Two surveys were conducted;…”
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Numerical study of the evolution of cohesion and internal friction in rock during the pre-peak deformation process by Zhang, H. Q., Nunoo, S., Tannant, D. D., Wang, S. Y.

“…Rock strength is generally divided into the components of cohesion and internal friction. These components are two important parameters for estimating the…”
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Distribution automation (DA) using supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) with advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) by Nunoo, S, Ofei, Abel Kwesi

“…In Ghana, power generation, transmission and distribution are the preserve of utility companies like Volta River Authority (VRA), Ghana Grid Company (GRIDCo)…”
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Using solar power as an alternative source of electrical energy for street lighting in Ghana by Nunoo, S, Attachie, J C, Abraham, C K

“…Streetlights in Ghana receive electrical energy from the national grid. To pay for the energy consumed, residential consumers on the grid are levied 0.0001 of…”
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