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| Airlines | Ground Crew |
Increasing the Efficiency of Aircraft Ground Handling—A Case Study
This research was focused on increasing the efficiency of aircraft ground handling at the airport. The main goal of the research was to improve the individual processes that are part of the aircraft ground handling in order to speed up this operation, as well as improve the turnaround time between individual flights to enhance the overall throughput of airport stands. The objective of the research was to measure the times of standard airport processes that are part of the aircraft handling, measure the turnaround time between individual flights at the selected airport and increase the efficiency of each process that was measured. After the measurements had been taken, changes were introduced, and the times were measured again. The changes were mainly focused on the following aspects: the position of ground handling equipment before the arrival of the aircraft, the deployment of staff, and the routes taken by ground handling equipment. The measurements were taken during the summer on a fixed stand, with a standard number of employees and with the same type of aircraft. In total, 78 measurements were taken in which 2340 partial times were measured during the entire course of aircraft ground handling before departure to the next destination. After the changes were implemented, the same measurements were taken again to see if the changes that had been implemented could speed up the overall process of the aircraft ground handling. Subsequently, all data were evaluated using statistical methods. All measurements were done at the Košice airport.
| All Industries | Audit |
Embracing technology in the audit
Firms and practitioners are using digital tools to provide more value to clients.
| Aluminium | Machinist |
Optimize G-Code for Faster, More Efficient Machining
| Aluminium | R&D Engineer |
Technology innovation in aluminum products - JOM
In 2001, the aluminum industry continues to benefit from technical innovations made in alloy development, product-manufacturing technologies, and processing equipment over the last century. This paper examines the top ten alloy, product, and process developments that have shaped the industry’s production methods and markets. The interrelationships among the alloy development, process innovations, and markets are highlighted. Omitted are details about patent literature or the inception of many technologies; the major criterion for placement on the list was impact on the total industry.
| Airlines | Ground Crew |
The unsung heroes of Africa's aviation growth - International Airport Review
Waheedah Lawal Suleiman of ACI Africa, writes about the importance of workers across Africa’s airports and their impact on aviation.
| Aluminium | Automation engineer |
Primary Aluminium Production: Is Automation the Key to New Success?
Managing and maintaining an Aluminium Smelter at its optimum is a challenging job. Only a mistake, like inferior joint on the anode, bad anode, sleepy operator or bad pot tending process can disrupt a pot. Once done, it may take months for a pot to recover from such...
| Airport | Airport Security and Maintenance |
Application of Artificial Intelligence Technology in the Supervision of Customs Clearance Machine Inspection | Published in World Customs Journal
By Quan Cao, Xia Zheng. This study analyses the current deployment status and effectiveness of ‘intelligent customs inspection’ in China, demonstrating that application of such practices could substantially improve the efficiency of customs clearance inspection
| Airlines | Aircraft maintenance technician |
Human Factors Survey of Aviation Technical Manuals, Phase 1: Manual Development Procedures
: This report contains the results from Phase I of a three phase research effort. Phase 1 examines aviation industry procedures for developing maintenance technical data. Phase 2 will document user problems with maintenance technical data. Phase 3
| Abrasives | Machine operator |
Study of Diamond Wheel Wear Based on the Principle of Frictional Energy Distribution in Ultrasonic-Assisted Grinding Trajectories
In the grinding process, the friction energy generated by grains and the workpiece in the grinding zone will affect the service life of the grinding wheel. Ultrasonic-vibration-assisted grinding (UVAG) can reduce the friction force and reduce the generation of friction energy during grinding. In this work, the wear mechanism of grinding wheels in UVAG is discussed in detail from the perspective of the grain grinding trajectory and tribology. The results show that UVAG has a smaller friction force than conventional grinding (CG). Furthermore, when the initial included angles of grains are 90° and 150°, the friction energy of a single grinding surface in UVAG is reduced by 24% and 37% compared with that of CG, respectively. In UVAG, the grains are prone to microfractures, and the self-sharpening ability of the grinding wheel is enhanced, which can obtain a lower grinding force and better grinding surface quality.
| Agrochemicals | Formulation Specialist |
Chemistry and Technology of Agrochemical Formulations
| Agrochemicals | Pesticide application supervisor |
Reduction of pesticide application via real-time precision spraying - Scientific Reports
| Abrasives | Machine operator |
Developing and Testing the Proto Type Structure for Micro Tool Fabrication
Compared with traditional machine tools, the micro machine tools have advantages of small volume, low cost, less energy consumption, high efficiency and high flexibility. Therefore, it is regarded as an important equipment for micro-cutting machining which has been used widely all over the world and. As a key component of the micro-cutting machine tools, the body structure directly influences the machining performance. Thus, an integral column and base structure for micro machining tools was proposed in this work, and the detailed structural parameters were designed based on parameter analysis. Besides, the static and dynamic performance of the proposed machine were analyzed and compared between the integral structure and the separated one. The deformation and stress of the proposed structures under typical working conditions were studied by numerical simulation, along with the natural frequencies, vibration modes and frequency response peaks. Further, optimization was performed on the integral body structure, the prototype of the micro-machine tool was trial-produced, and the positioning accuracy of each coordinate axis was qualitatively analyzed. In addition, the micro-milling test was carried out with 6061 aluminum alloy to show the performance of the novel cutting machine. The results revealed that the proposed integrated micro-machine bed structure is superior to the separated structure in terms of static deformation and harmonic response characteristics, with good comprehensive mechanical properties, greatly improved static and dynamic performance of the machine tool, significantly improved structural accuracy, improved processing quality of the specimen and good application value.
| Agrochemicals | Technician |
Reduction of pesticide application via real-time precision spraying - Scientific Reports
| Agrochemicals | Pesticide application supervisor |
Screening and Prioritization of Pesticide Application for Potential Human Health and Environmental Risks in Largescale Farms in Western Kenya
Pesticide application in agricultural and residential areas is a worldwide practice. However, human pesticide poisoning and environmental pollution through pesticide residues remain a challenge in the developing world. The present study investigated the intensity of pesticide application in large-scale farms in Trans-Nzoia County to screen and prioritize the pesticides for potential human health and environmental risks. A cross-sectional survey involving 348 farmers was conducted in the study area, and data was analyzed using SPSS. Environmental Exposure Potential (EEP) and Toxicity Potentials (TP) were analyzed from the Pesticide Properties Database (PPDB). Majority (99.4%) of the farms surveyed apply various pesticide classes that include: organophosphates (34.78%), neonicotinoids (15.22%), carbamates (10.87%), pyrethroids (10.87%), organochlorines (8.7%), triazoles (6.5%), copper-based (4.34%), avermectines (2.17%), triazines (2.17%), and amidines (2.17%), with the use of organic manures (26.3%). Despite the high prevalence of pesticide application, only 48.28% of farms conduct soil quality monitoring, 77.3% of whom do not have clear records and schedules for conducting periodic soil analyses. There was a strong positive correlation between the acreage of operation and the use of herbicides in weed management (r = 0.77; p ≤ 0.05). In relation to degradation in the environment, 18.42% of the pesticides applied in the study area were persistent in soil sub-systems while 31.58% are persistent in water. Of the pesticides applied, 18.42% had high chances of bioconcentration in living tissues, 10.53% and 13.16% had the potential of contaminating groundwater and surface water resources, respectively. The ranked-order human toxicity potential associated with the used pesticides were teratogenicity (31.58%), neurotoxicity (28.95%), endocrine disruption (7.9%), carcinogenicity (7.9%), and mutagenicity (2.63%). However, 10.53% of the pesticides possess multiple toxicity potentials. Some farmers (53.70%) surveyed were not aware of the negative environmental impacts of pesticides with 59.50% having prior training on the use and handling of pesticides. Despite the availability of Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs) on larger farms, 31.9% of the farm workers do not adhere to their use during pesticide application. In conclusion, there is low awareness among farmers of human health and environmental risks associated with pesticide application. The study recommends training of farm managers, farm owners, and farm workers on pesticide handling and associated health and environmental effects.
| All Industries | Legal / Regulatory |
In re GGP, Inc. Stockholder Litigation
Enacted in 1899 to replace the mandate that consolidations receive unanimous shareholder approval,Dell, Inc. v. Magnetar Glob. Event Driven Master Fund Ltd, 177 A.3d 1, 19 (Del. 2017). section 262 of
| Agrochemicals | Formulation Specialist |
Developing Agrochemical Formulations - New Challenges, Solutions and Trends
The formulation plays an essential role in achieving the successful delivery and biological activity
| All industries | Purchasing |
Spending on AI Tools Grows Fivefold in Europe’s SMBs
A recent study conducted by spend management platform Spendesk reports spending on AI by UK and European SMBs has grown fivefold in the past two years
| Airlines | Ground Crew |
(PDF) Increasing the Efficiency of Aircraft Ground Handling—A Case Study
PDF | This research was focused on increasing the efficiency of aircraft ground handling at the airport. The main goal of the research was to improve... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
| All Industries | Human Resources |
(PDF) Human Resources Management Skills Needed by Organizations
PDF | This article analyses the concept of skills and also investigates the skills needed by organizations in Human Resources as a strategic area. The... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
| Airlines | Aircraft maintenance technician |
(PDF) The Integration of Federated Learning Techniques in Predictive Aircraft Maintenance Using Cloud Services
PDF | On Nov 16, 2024, Kim Tigchelaar and others published The Integration of Federated Learning Techniques in Predictive Aircraft Maintenance Using Cloud Services | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
| All industries | Supply Chain Management |
Resilient healthcare network for simultaneous product allocations during supply chain disruptions
COVID-19 is responsible for medical emergencies, and uncertainty in healthcare supply chain (HSC). The HSC is struggling against the massive disruption due to the pandemic; thus, this alarming tren...
| Airlines | Aircraft maintenance technician |
Predictive maintenance analytics and implementation for aircraft: Challenges and opportunities
The increase in available data from sensors embedded in industrial equipment has led to a recent rise in the use of industrial predictive maintenance. In the aircraft industry, predictive maintenance...
| All industries | Risk Management |
(PDF) Risk Management: In an Overview of Literature Review
PDF | The purpose of this study is to provide an overview of risk management in various industries with different objectives through academic papers and... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
| All Industries | Marketing |
(PDF) Theoretical developments in industrial marketing management: Multidisciplinary perspectives
PDF | Marketing as a discipline in general, and industrial marketing in particular, has drawn upon a number of different theoretical perspectives from... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate