Abstract Forging in a flat and overlapping dies have many industrial applications, and many parts can be produced, parts with ends of different shapes, and study of such process is important to understand the mechanic, and effect of different variables, Specimen shape, die geometry. In this work, a study forging of copper specimens between flat dies and overlapping dies having cylindrical, rectangular and square cavities, were fixing cross-section area in all specimens and changing the shape of cross-section area. Load displacement relationships were presented and study the effect of friction and constrained volume shapes on flow behavior and effect of (D0/H0) ratio are also investigated. Double extruded part with a hub are produced by the combined forward and backward extrusion forging process, and comparison between the results of constrained volume with double extrusion part was made.
مصطفي حسين المغربي (2010)

Supply Chain Management (SCM) is the integration between manufacturer, transporter and customer in order to form one seamless chain that allows smooth flow of raw materials, information and products throughout the entire network that help in minimizing all related efforts and costs. The main objective of this paper is to develop a model that can accept a specified number of spare-parts within the supply chain, simulating its inventory operations throughout all stages in order to minimize the inventory holding costs, base-stock, safety-stock, and to find the optimum quantity of inventory levels, thereby suggesting a way forward to adapt some factors of Just-In-Time to minimizing the inventory costs throughout the entire supply chain. The model has been developed using Micro- Soft Excel & Visual Basic in order to study inventory allocations in any network of the supply chain. The application and reproducibility of this model were tested by comparing the actual system that was implemented in the case study with the results of the developed model. The findings showed that the total inventory costs of the developed model are about 50% less than the actual costs of the inventory items within the case study. arabic 14 English 67
Rajab HOKOMA, Faraj Farhat El Dabee(9-2012)

Abstract The contribution of this thesis is to improve the understanding of acoustic dynamics in the audio duct with Helmholtz Resonator (HR). In this project, detail measurements of acoustic in a duct with HR induced loud–speaker at various frequencies have been carried out experimentally. Two-microphone technique have been used to measure the net acoustic power transmission in the duct downstream of HR along with the net acoustic power transmission in the duct without the HR. The acoustic wave signals are traveling in the duct as a plane wave, these waves are generated by a signal generator system with a know wave (sine wave). One of the microphone is located just before the neck–duct interface and the other microphone after the HR in the duct. Five type of necks ( perforated neck length 15cm, perforated neck length 10cm, cone–shape neck, Non- perforated neck length 15cm, Non-perforated neck length 10cm ) and three different material of the bottom wall of the cavity ( Teflon, water and cotton ) have been studied. The best results has a good advantage that by using (perforated neck length 15 cm and 4cm diameter because that reduction of noise has been reached 64% percentage and that value is the highest reduction from all experimenting.
إبراهيم فاضل عبد الحميد الزوي (2010)