Search Results - "Sefiani, N."

Membrane oriented processes for elimination and recovery of Cr(VI) and Cr(III) through a grafted polymer membrane by Mourtah, I., Touarssi, I., Chaouqi, Y., Sefiani, N., Lebrun, L., Hlaïbi, M.

“…Our objective is to develop a grafted polymer membrane (GPM), with polysulfone (PSU) as polymer support and gluconic acid (GA) as extractive agent. The…”
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PI Stabilization for Congestion Control of AQM Routers with Tuning Parameter Optimization by Chebli, S, Elakkary, A, Sefiani, N, Elalami, N

“…In this paper, we consider the problem of stabilizing network using a new proportional- integral (PI) based congestion controller in active queue management…”
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New PI stabilization of first-order congestion control of active queue management routers by Chebli, S., Elakkary, A., Sefiani, N., Elalami, N.

“…In this paper, we consider the problem of stabilizing network using a new proportional- integral (PI) based congestion controller in active queue management…”
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Conceptualization and quantification of oriented membrane processes for recovering vanadium ions from acidic industrial discharges by Touarssi, Imane, Mourtah, I., Chaouqi, Y., Kamal, O., Sefiani, N., Lebrun, L., Hlaïbi, M.

“…In the present research, polymer inclusion membranes with polyvinyl alcohol (as polymeric support), Tris 2-aminoethyl amine and nitrilotriacetic acid (as…”
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Tris 2-aminoethyl amine (TREN) agent to quantify interaction and extraction capacity of VO2+ ions for oriented membrane processes by Touarssi, I., Oukkass, S., Habibi, Z., Chaouqi, Y., Sefiani, N., Lebrun, L., Hlaibi, M.

“…In recent years, the development of functionalized synthetic or natural polymer membranes with good mechanical stability has increased considerably for…”
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PID parameters optimization using ant-colony algorithm for human heart control by Aabid, M., Elakkary, A., Sefiani, N.

“…This article aims to optimize metaheuristics for continuous variable problems often encountered in the engineering field and its application in the medical…”
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Physico–chemical behaviour of V(V) in a concentrated phosphoric acid by Sefiani, N., Azzi, M., Saib, N., Hlaibi, M., Ouazzani, T.M., Kossair, A.

“…Tests show that the conductivity and viscosity of solutions of phosphoric acid (54% P 2O 5) change as increasing quantities of vanadium are added, indicating…”
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