Iris Publishers Journal Of Engineering Sciences

The Rise of Shit Scientific Journals: the Tale of Prabé University Authored by Archeduke Dubey Stretch now your ear, stretch you have to listen to it. Dance the distance, tucan hear the melodious sound of Angels in our raw champagne especially from Kmaro who invited you to dance, to give your body to baby Science. That you came. And what we always do. De señorita fr señorita, phone in phone, keep us to fight. Sea fight pour a new tree, for the entire race from hope to our love, forever.   To read more about this article:  https://irispublishers.com/gjes/fulltext/the-rise-of-shit-scientific-journals-the-tale-of-prabe-university.ID.000582.php To know more about  Journals :  Iris Publishers To know ISSN Number of Iris Publishers To know about our Publisher: Iris Publishers

A Rule Based Method to Construct The Mohr’s Circle for Plane Stress Authored by Swami Karunamoorthy Mohr’s Circle is a graphical representation of the state of plane stress at a point. It is an important concept to learn for the understanding of plane stress transformation. However, it remains a challenge for both engineering as well as engineering technology students to understand the principles of Mohr’s Circle. In this paper, an emphasis is given to identify the source of pedagogical difficulty and a simple rule-based method is presented as a new approach for effective teaching as well as learning. It is a viable method to understand the Mohr’s Circle and its application to plane stress transformation.   To read more about this article:  https://irispublishers.com/gjes/fulltext/a-rule-based-method-to-construct-the-mohrs-circle-for-plane-stress.ID.000581.php To know more about  Journals :  Iris Publishers To know ISSN Number of Iris Publishers To know a...

  Nature-Based Solutions: Traditional Approaches Complying with Nowadays Engineering and Ecosystem-Related Challenges Authored by Michael Obriejetan In light of the ongoing climate and biodiversity debates, nature-based solutions have become key to restore lost ecosystems related to civil and water engineering activities. Hitherto, Soil and Water Bioengineering (SWB) designs have been playing subordinate roles in engineering applications due to little recognition from a (geo)technical point of view and to widespread limited trust and conviction in long-lasting safety and predictability. For decades SWB techniques have been primarily used for stabilization and mechanical reinforcement of slopes, riverbanks and roadside infrastructures. However, SWB offers a variety of designs and applications complying inherently with the core targets of Naturebased Solutions (NbS). SWB systems advance great potential and are increasingly acknowledged for playing a key role in ecological and struct...