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Murzuq Basin is located in south western of Libya. The theses represent a study of the concession (NC-174) area in Murzuq Basin. This theses consists of two major parts; the first part investigates the geophysical seismic interpretation of the concession (NC-174) area including the Elephant field area, and as a result the pressure of Elephant oil field (western part of (NC-174) concession) is not superior so that it needs to inject water interested in the oil structure. Therefore, the second part of theses provides better understanding of the aquifers study (Aquifers volume, extensions, isolation) within the concession (NC-174) area to be used for water injection of the oil reservoir of Elephant filed. The water injection method used in oil production is where water is injected back into the reservoir usually to increase pressure and thereby stimulate production. In this theses most visible horizons are interpreted by charisma software focused on the all aquifer water and (seal, reservoir, basement) formations, and the seismic interpretation includes all of the available 2-D and 3-D seismic data.The geophysical seismic interpretation method is used to cover the concession (NC-174) area, concentrates on the Elephant oil field using all the available seismic versions datasets. The main result of this thesis indicates that the Ordovician sandstone (Mamuniyat formation) is high-quality oil reservoir in the Elephant oil field and can be represent a saline aquifer outside the Elephant oil field structure (scorpion area_ southeast of Elephant oil structure ) either to the northern or southern hanging wall unless the main faults are not sealing. The Mamuniyat reservoirs sourced by hot shales of the Lower Silurian Tanezzuft Formation.
عادل المبروك التوجير (2009)

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Natural gas has become an important source of energy in the world. Throughout the 19th century, natural gas was used almost exclusively as a source of light and its use remained localized because of lack of transport structures, making it difficult to transport large quantities of natural gas long distances. There was an important change in 1890 with the invention of leak-proof pipeline couplings, but transportation of natural gas to long distance customers did not become practical until the 1920s as a result of technological advances in pipelines. Moreover, it was only after World War II that the use of natural gas grew rapidly because of the development of pipeline networks and storage systems. Gas pipe lines are operated under steady state conditions. However, when transporting high temperature wet gas the gas getting cooled and heavy components condensate, Hence, pigs is usually are wanted to clean the pipe line to reduce pressure drop along the pipe In this study an existing pipeline was studied under steady and unsteady state. HYSYS and ProFES programs were utilized. Result show that gas temperature changes with time and distance. Results show that temperature and gas approach the ambient temperature at about 20 Km of pipe line length consequently, liquid phase volume fraction increase in first 20 Km of the pipe.
عدلي عمر احمد (2011)

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Normally the study and investigated of earth material from the view of their uses as embankment and backfill material has a great importance in earth woks. This research concerns the assessment of earth masses and their properties which related embankment and backfill suitability as well as providing a mixing methods to upgrade the unsuitable within the accepted standards. The objectives of this research could be briefed by the investigation of earth masses along the study area which is governed by the distribution of superficial deposits comprehensive laboratory testing of soil samples molding Andes properties classification testing proctor and California bearing ratio recognition of suit able and non suit able backfill soil enhancement of unsuitable soil by mixing with other suitable soil such as quarry dust provided by nearby quarry correlation analysis and economic feasibility the study area is located in east of Tripoli from Tajoura to Misurata . This study manly concluded that as long as the poorly graded soil (A3) is difficult to be compacted according to the engineering properties of such soil are enhanced certainly by mixing with good sailable materials such as quarry dust. This research also conduced that the compaction properties will be enhanced by mixing where the optimum moister content is needed at the increase of maximum dry density. This research provides procedure of mixing design and recommendations for the mixing to achieve better results.
عبد السلام محمد بحرون (2011)

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One of an important application the filtration system, whether filtering water or air. Cement plants in Libya which are located in residential areas, agricultural, or near water sources, so dust problem are solved by using innovative solutions in environmental dust collection. Dust collection system has proved. Highly effective especially after improving the mechanical properties of the candidate to add enhanced materials, this was an obvious performance of the filter. Carbon fiber has a global and multi-market increases mechanical properties in various industries. The addition of simple ratios of fiber carbon to polypropylene increases the tensile strength significantly, working to withstand the difficult conditions faced by the filter of high pressure and sometimes moisture, and other conditions that earlier discussed in this thesis. Addition of Talc has significant effect to improve the arrangement of atoms leading to nucleation effect. By using CF reinforce to PP to produce the appropriate filter. Fiber reinforced plastic are very costly but the ability to sustain a load without excessive deformation or failure. Specified filters for use in nearly any industrial application. By applying this design can minimize the negative impact caused by the industry and reduce these emissions to about 99%+ efficiency on 0.3-0.4 micron particulate.
فاطمة عمر حديد (2015)

ABSTRACT Pumpkin (Cucurbita maxima D.) is an angiosperm belonging to the Cucurbitaceae family generally characterized by climbing herbaceous vine with tendrils. The fruits vary in size, colour, shape and weight and have a moderately hard rind, with a thick edible flesh, and numerous seeds in the fruit which are either plump and tan or soft white.Preliminary phytochemical evaluation on different extracts of seed and fruit of C.maxima reveals the presence of proteins, carbohydrates, flavonoids, saponins, alkaloids, steroids, coumerins, phenolic compounds, terpenoids, and glycosides. A C.maximum contains antioxidants (such as: tocopherols, flavonoids, and phenolic acids, carotenoids or ascorbic acid) which are molecule that are capable of slowing or preventing the oxidation of other molecules. They may protect cells from damage caused by unstable molecules known as free radicals. Antioxidants terminate these chain reactions by removing free radical intermediates, and inhibit other oxidation reactions by being oxidized themselves.Free radical scavenging or antioxidant activity of the extract was determined on the basis of their scavenging activity of the stable 1, 1-diphenyl-2-picrylhydrazyl (DPPH) free radical. Antibacterial activity of the crude extract was determined by Cup-cut agar diffusion method.The pulp and seed extracts showed significant antioxidant activity in a dose-dependent manner with good IC50 values. For the pulp IC50(s) were 4.25 ± 0.05, 3.84 ± 1.18 and 4.12 ± 0.32 for petroleum ether, chloroform and Methanol extracts, respectively. In addition the the seed IC50(s) were 9.22 ± 0.20, 14.5 ± 0.14 and 5.97 ± 1.70 for petroleum ether, chloroform and Methanol extracts, respectively. C.maxima extracts contains antioxidants that prevent the oxidative damage to DNA in presence of DNA damaging agent (Sybr Gold) at a high concentration. The percentage of hydroxyl radical scavenging activity of C. maxima determines the ability of antioxidant to scavenge the hydroxyl radicals. The antioxidant activity of C. maxima extracts has high scavenging activity (thermodynamic property) and relatively high reaction rate (kinetic property); therefore, the second order rate constant (ks) of the H-atom transfer from antioxidant to the hydroxyl radical was seen. The seed extract showed antibacterial properties on both Gram- positive and Gram-negative bacteria used in this study. This means that C. maxima are useful as potential antibacterial agents. It was also observed from this study, the variations in the antibacterial activities of the C. maxima may be due to the differences in their bioactive compositions or concentrations. In conclusion, the physicochemical and preliminary phytochemical evaluation of fruit and seeds of C.maxima provide valuable information regarding their identification, authentication and chemical constituents which may be useful for the standardization and preparation of medicinal plants. The constituents of fruit and seeds of C. maxima may have several medicinal properties and can be utilized for the treatment of various diseases. Further research on this species in Libya may help in the isolation of therapeutically potent compounds which can be finally be subjected to pharmacological activities, thus leading to opening up new avenues in the use of natural products for therapeutic purpose.
إيناس عبدالله السعداوي (2016)

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Recently more than 150 million tonnes of plastics were produced in the world. On the one hand, the consumption and production of polymers are increasing, on the other hand as landfill and incineration become more expensive and less accepted .The increasing amount of polymer wastes from them generates further mainly environmental problems. The recycling of plastic wastes is gaining increasing importance. Pyrolysis is one promising method for the treatment of mixed and contaminated plastic wastes. In this way the plastic wastes are converted into fuels or other valuable feedstock for the petrochemical industry. In present work catalytic cracking of waste plastics blend with HGO [Libyan gas oil supplied by the Zawia Oil Refinery Company boils in the range of 275-375Cº] was investigated using H-ZSM5and H-BETA. Reaction systems that were studied included high density polyethylene HDPE and polypropylene blend with HGO, reactions were carried out in one litre micro autoclave reactor under different conditions of weight, temperature and type of catalyst, The optimum conditions were 2.5% catalyst by weight of total feed stock, one hour, atmospheric presser and three temperatures selected 400Cº, 425Cº and 450Cº. The product distribution for the system [plastics and HGO] provided some good results high yield of liquid [gasoline] up to 210Cº, gases and small amount of heavy oils. Some analysis was used to qualify and quantify the product. The results from GC.MS analysis showed that the yield of gasoline (c5-c12) over H-ZSM5 higher than H-BETA. In case of 5%PP, 15%HDPE and 80%HGO over H-ZSM5 at 450Cº, 96% total conversion achieved. The result from TGA in the same case is 15% by weight. Also the theoretical calculations to quantify the produced gases after burring of waste plastic in rotary kiln reactor have been evaluated. it is found that the suitable ratio of CO:H2 to produce methanol is 7:1
بسمة محمود التونسي (2010)

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Seven geological sections have been examined and sampled with emphasis on sedimentological & diagenetic processes within Abu Ghaylan Formation and the contact relationships with the underlying Abu Shaybah and overlying Kiklah Formations. Based on current detailed field loggings and microscope investigations, 10 facies are recognized within Abu Ghaylan Formation. The lowermost succession characterised by an overall transition from continental fluvially dominated deposits of the Abu Shaybah Formation into transitional to marginal marine, tidal flat deposits of the Abu Ghaylan Formation upward. The transitional nature of this lowermost part succession is demonstrated by interbeddings of claystone, sandstone and fossiliferous facies arranging in coarsening up cycle, in which most probably deposited in estuary / beach environment.The Abu Ghaylan Formation generally wedges laterally eastward and exposes intermittently east of Wadi Ghan area resulting of syngenetic uplift of Wadi Ghan area followed by erosion (ElHinnawy & Cheshitev, 1975). A slightly earlier uplift and greater erosion in a westward sloping basin of deposition near the close of the Early Jurassic and Early Cretaceous times is suggested by Fatmi & Sbeta (1991). The current study reveals that several exposure surfaces are demonstrated within Abu Ghaylan Formation suggesting uplifting and erosion episodes interrupted Abu Ghaylan Formation, where a restricted distribution of Abu Ghaylan may suggest a local tectonic overprint.Although the overall impression is that the base beds of Kiklah Formation starts with sandstone and red clay beds as channel infill deposits above Abu Ghaylan carbonate unit with surface of unconformity, however, based on current close investigation, a sequence characterized by interbeddings of carbonate and greenish clay overlying Abu Ghaylan Formation with surface of unconformity and gradationally overlain by sandstone beds should be introduced as separate unit attributes to Kiklah Formation.The current study emphasizes and supports a solution collapse origin for the breccias and introduces better insight into architecture and geomorphology of the breccias bodies that are exposed in the area of study. The dissolution of evaporites is considered responsible for all breccias development in this stratigraphic interval. According to the occurrence mode of breccias, the breccias intervals have been divided into two main parts; a lower section of strata that contains collapsed paleocaves and an upper section of strata that is deformed to varying degrees due to the collapse and compaction of the section of paleocave-bearing strata. The sharp flat base, inverse grading, V-shaped/ sag structures and irregular undulating top of brecciated bodies are recognized within Abu Ghaylan Formation and typically characterize solution collapse processes. Based on field study and architecture relationships, five distinctive karst facies are recognized in the area of study.The early diagenetic genetically related processes probably interrupted the deposition of Abu Ghaylan Formation is a most possible assumption for the origin and timing of breccias formation.
أحمد أبوبكر الحلو (2015)

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Taking in account the importance of the auditor’s independency and considering it the Most important feature the auditor must possess, Where it is considered the basis of The auditor’s profession and the main reason for its existence in the society; and in Attempt of studying the real audit standard exercised in Libya and the extent of its Success in achieving the objectives that it was set for.This study conducts a research on the independent rules actually implemented in Libya and on what standards it refers to; nevertheless, its research is based on to what Extent the independent rules mentioned in the standards of the international auditing Are suitable as a basis for the ideals of auditing to be relied on in Libya.There's a problem in studying the standards of independence implemented in Libya And its nature, in reference to the source of issuing and level of distribution of each Practice in between Libyan auditors and to the extent of Success of these standards Implemented to achieving its aims. From another aspect, this study aims to investigate the compatibility and suitability of The rules of independence enlisted in the International Auditing Standards with the Vocation practices in Libya.The study focused on three main assumptions: The first - There is no general agreement on particular standards followed by .Libyan Auditors. The second - the present situation for auditing in Libya does not suit the Libyan Environment and is not appropriate for organizing professions in it. - The third - the rules of independence enlisted in the International Auditing . Standards are not consistent with the vocational practice in Libya.The study was divided in two parts Oral and Practical.The Oral part composed of three Sections. - The First section was an introductory included the problem and the Essentials of The study and all previous studies and the pursued program of study. - The second section consisted of the standards of auditing, as of what it is and the Sectors responsible for the issuance of the standards in countries and the standards of Auditing in Libya.. -The Third section related to the independence of auditing and the risks of Independence and the independence of auditing in Libya.The Practical part composed of two Sections.The first section includes the clarification of the pursued program of study in the Practical study in this research, relating to society; and the case of study include: The society of study consisting of all auditors who practice the profession of auditing Via Legal auditing Offices in Libya and the case of study was limited to the auditors Who work in this profession and their offices location are in the Center of Tripoli. The Auditing Offices in the Center of Tripoli were chosen by the first society of Study; as a first step; in addition choosing randomly a case from the auditing offices Working in the city of Tripoli. Which summed up to 61 offices in the second step.We used a Sheet of Questionnaire to collect the needed data from the case of study And this procedure was chosen because it was consistent with the program of study. The sheet of Questionnaire included 47 questions; Therefore, it was divided to four Main parts : - Part - 1 Information on the filling of the questionnaire. Part - 2 Information on the Standards of auditing practiced in Libya. Part 3 Information on the effectiveness of the standards practiced in Libya. Part - 4 Information on the extent of consistency of the rules of independence enlisted In the International Auditing Standards with the professional practices in Libya.The Sheet of Questionnaire related to the study was distributed to the chosen case of Study of Libyan auditors who practice the profession of auditing in the city of Tripoli, where the number of participants who answered the questionnaire and who Were contacted by the researcher reached 122 legal auditors who represent 61 Auditing Offices. This number represents the intended auditing offices, the owner, and group of partners and other auditors who work there. Where the average of the answers represent 90% of the distributed sheets, then the Statistical analysis for the received data in the questionnaire have been programmed By the computer by using the statistical SPSS Program for analyzing these data then By emptying the received answers from sheets of questionnaire in computer and Making dual analyzing for the data to achieve the results of the study.In the end of her study, the researcher concluded to accept the assumptions of this Study and to point out that the standards of auditing that the Libyan auditors Implement is a combination or mixture of a variety of American, British and International and this mixture is not suitable for organizing professions in Libya and The rules of independence that are enlisted in the International Auditing standards is Not consistent with the Professional practice in Libya.The most essential recommendation that the researcher emphasizes in the end of her Research is to put local auditing standards that bear features of the Libyan Environment and the characteristics of the Libyan auditor or depending on International standards and rectifying them with what is compatible with the Libyan Auditor and. Environment Socialist Peoples Libyan Arab Creat.
أسمهان علي موسي (2008)