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        1 - Fourth Dimensional Model for Boosting Electronic Marketing of Future Conversational Industries at 1404 Horizon (Focusing on Electronic Marketing Mix of Zanjan Province)
        babak molaei Afsaneh Zamanimaghadam Firozeh HajialiAkbari
        AbstractThe purpose of this study was to provide a four-dimensional model for strengthening the electronic marketing of the future transformative industries at the 1404 horizons (focusing on the electronic marketing mix of Zanjan province). The method of this research i More
        AbstractThe purpose of this study was to provide a four-dimensional model for strengthening the electronic marketing of the future transformative industries at the 1404 horizons (focusing on the electronic marketing mix of Zanjan province). The method of this research is based on the type of purpose, mixed, applied and exploratory method in a survey method. The validity of the research is based on the construct validity and reliability of the questionnaire by the Cronbach's alpha method (0.735).The statistical population of this study was 600 people in the qualitative section of the academic experts and managers and experts of the Jihad-e-Agriculture Organization of Zanjan Province, and in the quantitative section, experts of Jihad-e-Agriculture Organization of Zanjan Province, 600 people. Using simple random sampling method, a statistical sample was used. The Cochran formula was used to determine its volume and distributed and collected based on 234 questionnaires. Also, descriptive statistics and inferential statistics were used to analyze the data. Independent T-test was used to identify the effective components and compare the existing and desired status, and Friedman's test was used to rank the identified components with the help of Excel and SPSS software. Is.Dimensions, components and indicators of electronic marketing in the transformation industry focused on the electronic marketing mix: price (payment method, discount, price based on value, auction and advertising); in the end, according to the results of the research, applied proposals for presentation Has been. Manuscript profile
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        2 - An Investigation & Comparison between Accounting Measures of Performance Evaluation & value-Based Measures in Estimating the Companies’ Economic Rate of Return
        فریدون رهنمای رودپشتی محمد حامد خان محمدی
        Economic performance assessment of companies has been always of interest for stakeholders. In addition to accounting based evaluation model, there is an economic model, which focuses on cash flows rather than profit. One of these models is the “cash recovery rate& More
        Economic performance assessment of companies has been always of interest for stakeholders. In addition to accounting based evaluation model, there is an economic model, which focuses on cash flows rather than profit. One of these models is the “cash recovery rate” based on which the economic rate of return can be estimated. In this article, the relationship between accounting measures of performance evaluation(Return On Assets, Return On Equity, Return on Sales) and value-based measures(Economic Value Added and Market Value Added) in relation to cash recovery rate, which is as proxy of economic performance of companies, has been investigated. As many as 60 sample companies between the periods of 1382 to 1386 have been selected. The achieved results from empirical tests indicate that the return on assets, return on equity, return on sales and market value added are positively and directly related to the cash recovery rate. They can be used as a reliable measure in the performance evaluation in spite of economic value added which lacks information content.   Manuscript profile
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        3 - Dependence of Default Probability and Recovery Rate in Structural Credit Risk Models: Empirical Evidence from Greece
        A. Derbali S. Hallara
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        4 - Investigating the effect of perceived justice on post-purchase intentions through emotions and post-recovery satisfaction (case-study: customers of Ansar Bank branches in Golestan province)
        Fariba Khammar Mehdi Zanganeh Hormoz Mehrani
        The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of perceived justice on post-purchase intentions through positive emotions, negative emotions and post-recovery satisfaction of customers of Ansar Bank branches in Golestan province in the second 6 months of 1398. More
        The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of perceived justice on post-purchase intentions through positive emotions, negative emotions and post-recovery satisfaction of customers of Ansar Bank branches in Golestan province in the second 6 months of 1398. The present research is an applied research in terms of purpose, and in terms of data collection method, it is descriptive-survey and it is also included in the field of causal research. In order to calculate the sample size, Krejcy and Morgan tables were used and 450 people were selected by available sampling method as a sample and a questionnaire was distributed among them that 389 available questionnaires were collected SPSS and Smart PLS software were used to analyze the research data. In the end, the research results showed that justice in the field of financial compensation has a significant effect on positive emotion and post-recovery satisfaction, but there is no significant effect on post-purchase intentions and negative emotions. Procedural justice also has a significant effect on post-purchase intentions and negative emotions and does not have a significant effect on positive emotions and post-recovery satisfaction. Interactive justice also has a significant effect on post-purchase intentions, positive emotions and post-recovery satisfaction. Finally, post-recovery satisfaction has a significant effect on positive emotions and intentions after purchase and has no significant effect on negative emotions. Manuscript profile
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        5 - Assessing the Mediating Mechanism of Relationship Quality and the Moderating Effects of Prior Experience in ISP Service
        M. Mousakhani M. H. Nasrabadi
        This study presents a thorough understanding of how relational sellin behavior, network quality, and service recovery indirectly influence ISP customer loyalty through satisfaction and trust and how prior IT experience moderates the above relationships in More
        This study presents a thorough understanding of how relational sellin behavior, network quality, and service recovery indirectly influence ISP customer loyalty through satisfaction and trust and how prior IT experience moderates the above relationships in ISP service. ISPs are seeking customers by offering highly competitive packages. Undoubtedly, a focused approach to establishing the strengths and unique competitive edge of a company is essential for survival given the intense competition. ISPs must create a powerful relationship between Internet and user. Relationship quality is a general assessment of relationship strength and the extent to which a relationship meets the needs and expectations of the parties involved based on a history of successful or unsuccessful encounters or events. This research presents two models of relationship quality that evaluate the indirect influence of relational sellin behavior, network quality, and service recovery on ISP customer loyalty through satisfaction and trust and how prior IT experience moderates the above relationships in ISP services. Data was obtained from questionnaires distributed to ADSL customers of the largest ISP in Iran. The results found that relational selling behavior, network quality, and service recovery indirectly influence loyalty through relationship quality. The effects of relational selling behavior on satisfaction are stronger for inexperienced customers. Manuscript profile
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        6 - Evaluating the restoration of soil physical properties and natural regeneration in skid trails (Case study: forests of Shanderman area of Giulan province)
        amir firozan mahsa hakimi seyedarmin hashemi vahid hemmati
        The recovery of the soil of skidtrails and the establishment of natural regeneration in them play a significant role in the sustainability of the forest. To conduct this research in the west of Giulan province (Shanderman area), three skid trails with 10 years of age an More
        The recovery of the soil of skidtrails and the establishment of natural regeneration in them play a significant role in the sustainability of the forest. To conduct this research in the west of Giulan province (Shanderman area), three skid trails with 10 years of age and slope classes: 0-10, 10-20 and 20-30% were selected. A total of 30 microplots (2x2 m2) were determined on skidtrails and adjacent areas (control area), and in them, the type of species and the frequency of regeneration were recorded 100%. In the soil sample taken from a depth of 0-20 cm, Bulk Density and Particle Density and %Porosity were measured. The results showed that there is a significant difference between skidtrails and the control area in terms of bulk density, percentage of soil porosity and species regeneration (p<0.05). The frequency of regeneration of the Acer velutinum species in the skidtrails was significantly higher than in the control area, and the frequency of the regeneration of the Carpinus betulus and Acer capadosicum species in the control area was significantly higher than that of the skidtrails. However, no significant difference was observed between these two places in terms of the regeneration of Fagus orientalis and Alnus subcordata species. There was no significant difference between the three slope classes investigated in terms of regeneration and bulk density, the percentage of soil porosity of skidtrails with two slope classes of 0-10 and 20-30% did not have significant differences (p>0.05). The result is that the time period of 10 years is not enough to recover the physical properties of the soil and establish the regeneration of the skidtrails in this area, and the slope of less than 30% does not have a significant effect on the recovery of the soil and the regeneration of the skidtrails. Manuscript profile
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        7 - Flame atomic absorption spectrometric determination of Cd(II), Zn(II) and Ag(I) in different matrixes after solid phase extraction on sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS)-coated alumina as their 2,3 Di Hydro 2,3 para tolyl Qinazoline (1 H)- 4 one (DPTQO)
        Farveh Raoufi Saidah Bagheri Ebrahim Niknam Khodabakhsh Niknam Hamid Reza Farmani
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        8 - urban resilience, the frame work for urban future management
        farrokh namjooyan Mohammad taghi Razavian Rahim Sarvar
        As cities become larger and the diversity of urban needs, along with natural hazards and threats, humanitarian issues threaten cities as well. Therefore, it is necessary to seek to increase the capacity and capacity of urban settlements and their resilience coefficient, More
        As cities become larger and the diversity of urban needs, along with natural hazards and threats, humanitarian issues threaten cities as well. Therefore, it is necessary to seek to increase the capacity and capacity of urban settlements and their resilience coefficient, the field for management with The quality of cities will be provided for generations to come. The purpose of this study was to investigate and explain the perspectives and models of urban viability following the development of an appropriate framework for managing the future of cities. The results indicate that, due to the wide scope of the concept of vibration in all dimensions of social, economic, institutional and planning, as well as physical-infrastructure, urban managers should analyze urban layers in different dimensions, improve the level of services during the crisis. , Identifying vulnerable places in times of crisis, reducing the risk by increasing the strength and planning of infrastructure and utilizing recovery models in the shortest possible time, and considering these variables and components, future cities Waved. Manuscript profile
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        9 - Optimization of Nitrogen Recovery of Whey Protein Hydrolysates by using Response Surface Methodology
        Sh. Piri Gheshlaghi A. R. Sadeghi Mahoonak M. Alami M. Ghorbani
        Introduction: Nitrogen recovery is an important factor to evaluate the function of enzymes in protein hydrolysis and the efficiency of the hydrolysis process, which is regarded economically important. The optimization of nitrogen recovery can save time and cost therefor More
        Introduction: Nitrogen recovery is an important factor to evaluate the function of enzymes in protein hydrolysis and the efficiency of the hydrolysis process, which is regarded economically important. The optimization of nitrogen recovery can save time and cost therefore this research work has aimed on this aspect.  Materials and Methods: In the present study, Response Surface Methodology has been employed to optimize the conditions for preparing protein hydrolysate from whey protein using the enzyme alcalase. Temperature of 43-52°C and time of 65-175 minutes and enzyme/substrate ratio of 45-90 (AU/Kg protein) were employed to achieve the maximum nitrogen recovery and experiments were designed according to the central composite design. Results: The results indicated that optimal conditions to achieve the highest nitrogen recovery were at the temperature of 47.1°C and time of 173.2 minutes, with the enzyme/ substrate ratio of 87.98 (AU/Kg protein). Under these conditions, the degree of hydrolysis was 70.66%. The regression coefficient for the presented model (Quadratic type) was, 0.9747. The values obtained indicated the high accuracy of the model to predict the reaction conditions with regard to different variables. Conclusion: The advances in technology have made the application of protein hydrolysate from unavailable various sources useful and available. Therefore whey protein hydrolysates as a rich source of healthy peptides with various functional properties and other desirable characteristics might be employed in food manufacturing and formulations.   Manuscript profile
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        10 - Experimental investigation of flotation tailing leaching for copper recovery by using a batch mixing tank
        Jalil Pazhoohan Hossein Beiki
        Background and objectives: According to increase in copper demand and reduce high-grade resources, in this research, copper recovery from flotation tailings have been studied in a laboratory mixing tank experimentally. Flotation tailing should be reused judiciously beca More
        Background and objectives: According to increase in copper demand and reduce high-grade resources, in this research, copper recovery from flotation tailings have been studied in a laboratory mixing tank experimentally. Flotation tailing should be reused judiciously because of its negative effects on the environment caused by building up of these industrial wastes in surroundings. Material and Methodology: The leaching experiments have been carried out in a stirred stainless-steel tank, at a constant temperature of 25oC. Sulfuric acid with 98% purity was used as a solvent in the leaching process. The weight of flotation tailings used in experiments was 18 kg. Using various amount of water, different pulp density was achieved. The experiments were done with solid weight percentages of 30%, 35%, 40% and 45% in water. Findings: The results of this study revealed that suddenly addition of acid to the tank due to sudden change of acid concentration caused to increase the efficiency of the leaching process. When acid was added to pulp suddenly, dissolution of iron from tailings was lower than that in gradual addition of acid condition. Solid particles residence time are less due to sudden addition of acid condition. Discussion and Conclusion: The amount of consumed acid in the experiments varied from 31 to 54 kg/t with respect to pulp density. According to experimental conditions, sample contained 40% solid, as appropriate feed for recovery of copper from flotation tailing was recommended. For a solid percent of 40wt% and residence time 15 minutes, copper recovery reached 92.67%. Manuscript profile
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        11 - Investigation of Nanofiltration Process in Nickel, Chromium and Cadmium Removal from Industrial Wastewater
        Amir Hessam Hassani seyed mehdi Borgheie Maryam Mohammady
        With developing technologies and various industrial activities, the produced wastewater from industrial activities makes a serious threat for environment. When this kind of wastewater, which includes heavy metals from miscellaneous industrial activities, enters to envir More
        With developing technologies and various industrial activities, the produced wastewater from industrial activities makes a serious threat for environment. When this kind of wastewater, which includes heavy metals from miscellaneous industrial activities, enters to environment prepares adverse effects on human beings and food chain organisms. There are many investigations about heavy metals removal from industrial wastewater based on precipitation, ion exchange, and biological processes. However, these days, the performance of membrane processes such as nanofiltration is focused as an appropriate process and many investigators are working on it. The main purpose of this work is the evaluation of nanofiltration process on heavy metals such as nickel, chrome, and cadmium from synthetic industrial wastewater. Also, the effects of operating parameters on nanofiltration process are investigated. In this work, a nanofiltration pilot with capacity of 40 m3/day, which consists of I and 5 micron filters and a permeable polyamide membrane (NF90- 4040), is used and the effect of heavy metals concentration increase on the removal efficiency of one or mixed of all heavy metals are evaluated. It is concluded that the performance of nanofiltration with increase of heavy metals concentration improved and the maximum heavy metals removal efficiency is occurred when the concentration of heavy metals is equal to 100 mg/L. The average removal efficiency of one and mixed of all heavy metals is 95.4 and 97.5%, respectively. Moreover, the operating pressure of nanofiltration process with increase of heavy metals concentration, decrease but the recovery rate of membrane increase. The average recovery rate of membrane in one and mixed of all heavy metals removal condition is 72.8 and 72.4%, respectively. Also, among the heavy metals the maximum recovery rate and the minimum operating pressure in nanofiltration process belong to cadmium. Manuscript profile
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        12 - Removal of Nickel (II) from Electroplating Wastewater through Reverse Osmosis Method
        Seyyed Ahmad Mirbagheri Amin Shams Seyyed Hossein Hashemi Hadi Shams
        Electroplating industrial waste is one of the most critical industrial waste problems. There is a growing interest in developing methods for recovering metals and water from plating waste stream using membrane technology. In this project, reverse osmosis (RO) technology More
        Electroplating industrial waste is one of the most critical industrial waste problems. There is a growing interest in developing methods for recovering metals and water from plating waste stream using membrane technology. In this project, reverse osmosis (RO) technology has been studied for electroplating industries waste water treatment. Pilot tests on nickel plating wastewater with 18.5, 50 and 115 ppm Ni (II) concentration were delivered using polyamide thin film composite RO membrane. The results showed the average water recovery efficiency reduced to 68.3, 66.4 and 65.77 percent and average removal of nickel (II) reached down to 98.92, 98.67 and 98.65 percent when the working pressure reduced from 10 to 7.5 and 5 bar, respectively. Manuscript profile
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        13 - Removal of Nickel (II) from Electroplating Wastewater through Reverse Osmosis Method
        Parvin Nassiri Hossein Ebrahimi Mohammad Reza Monazzam Abbas Rahimi Hamid Reza Mokarami
        Electroplating industrial waste is one of the most critical industrial waste problems. There is a growing interest in developing methods for recovering metals and water from plating waste stream using membrane technology. In this project, reverse osmosis (RO) technology More
        Electroplating industrial waste is one of the most critical industrial waste problems. There is a growing interest in developing methods for recovering metals and water from plating waste stream using membrane technology. In this project, reverse osmosis (RO) technology has been studied for electroplating industries waste water treatment. Pilot tests on nickel plating wastewater with 18.5, 50 and 115 ppm Ni (II) concentration were delivered using polyamide thin film composite RO membrane. The results showed the average water recovery efficiency reduced to 68.3, 66.4 and 65.77 percent and average removal of nickel (II) reached down to 98.92, 98.67 and 98.65 percent when the working pressure reduced from 10 to 7.5 and 5 bar, respectively. Manuscript profile
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        14 - Techno-Economic Evaluation of Energy Recovery Systems in Kerman Power Plant Considering Air Pollution Reduction
        Mohamad Javad Jafari Faride Atabi Zahra Abedi Reza Maleki
        Over the past 6 years, the country’s energy production has increased as much as 8.29% per year on the average. At the present time, power plants play a major role in the production of greenhouse gases and the optimization of the systems of the newly-constructed po More
        Over the past 6 years, the country’s energy production has increased as much as 8.29% per year on the average. At the present time, power plants play a major role in the production of greenhouse gases and the optimization of the systems of the newly-constructed power plants is one of the country’s main environmental challenges. Therefore, the assessment of the construction of energy recovery systems aiming at increasing the efficiency of gas power plants with little pollution can be a great help to the environment. In this study, a techno-economic evaluation of energy recovery systems has been done in Kerman power plant considering air pollution reduction.   Fortunately, the potentials for the construction of combined cycle power plants exist in the country.   Since such power plants save the fuel and increase the efficiency, they can reduce contaminating gases. The application of energy recovery systems in gas power plants is quite economical and their pay-back rate is 9-10 years. The results of the present study show that with these plants, 152 million liters of gas-oil and 58.3 billion cubic meters of natural gas will be saved over a period of 30 years. As a result, 1.652 million tons of greenhouse gases will be reduced. Manuscript profile
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        15 - The study of a fiberglass furnace flue air pollutants and the economical saving from the application of a heat recovery system In a Fiberglass Factory
        Hadi Neghahdari Mohamad javad jafari jafari farideh Atabi Gholamreza Baseri
        The fiberglass furnace flue discharges not only a variety of air pollutants but also a tremendous amount of heat. Its’ high discharged air temperature, limits the application of a cost effective dust collector. The application of a heat recovery system seems not o More
        The fiberglass furnace flue discharges not only a variety of air pollutants but also a tremendous amount of heat. Its’ high discharged air temperature, limits the application of a cost effective dust collector. The application of a heat recovery system seems not only to make it possible for application of a cost effective dust collector but also may reduce heating costs considerably. In the present study, the air pollutants discharged from a fiberglass furnace flue were measured and evaluated. In the next step, the reduced fuel and social costs were estimated if a proposed heat recovery system was applied. For this purpose, five air pollutants including CO, CO2, NO, NO2, NOx, and air velocity were measure using TESTO 350XL. Particulate matter (PM) was also monitored using TCR TECORA ISO TRACK, all through direct readings. Temperature was monitored automatically through installed instrumentation at the furnace control room. More than nine hundred thousand air temperature readings were screened to select 2043 reliable readings. The recovered heat was estimated using the measured data. Direct and indirect savings from the recovered heat was predicted using the Environmental software. The results revealed that the average concentration of CO, NOx, and PM were respectively 1.45, 1.38 and 6.477 times higher than environmental permissible limits. The recovered heat was equivalent to almost 1500 million cubic meters of natural gas saving per year which costs 24.4 million US$. The extraction  of  statistic  data  and  research  hypothesis  test  was  done  by  Mini Tab 14  software. The  data  of  mean  society  examination (with  determined  variance)  and  mean  of  two  societies  and  also  probability  plot  used  for  contaminant  changes  forecast  in  the  next  years. Manuscript profile
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        16 - Waste Minimization Management System in Paint Industries Case study: Rang Afarin Paint Factory
        Jafar Nouri Leila Ramezani Reza Arjmandi Mostafa Khezri
        There are significant amount of disposable wastes in paint industries which mostly are hazardouswastes. Problems such as high cost of wastes treatment, safe disposal, reducing and controlling theenvironmental pollutions caused the waste minimization be a super priority More
        There are significant amount of disposable wastes in paint industries which mostly are hazardouswastes. Problems such as high cost of wastes treatment, safe disposal, reducing and controlling theenvironmental pollutions caused the waste minimization be a super priority in these industries. Theaim of this paper was case study of waste minimization management system in a paint factory.According to above items, sources of wastes in the factory identified and waste minimization optionsincluding Source reduction, Recycling, Recovery and Reuse of wastes were suggested.The wastage of raw materials, water and power were also studied and management approaches wereadvised. Providing a flow diagram as waste minimization management system for paint industries isthe most important achievement of this paper. Performed researches in this study showed that using ofsuggested waste minimization options and approaches in the plant would reduce consumption of rawmaterials up to 0.15% ,power up to 12%,water up to 15% and waste generation up to 20%.Thesefindings equal to saving 175 million Ir.Rials per year in operational costs. Thus implementation ofwaste minimization methods and techniques in industries is a cost effective process which results bothenvironment benefit and factory owners. Manuscript profile
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        17 - Connectivity Restoration in Wireless Sensor and Actor Networks using Distributed Learning Automata
        M. Jahanshahi M. Maddah
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        18 - Energy recovery in Persian Gulf and Gulf Gorgan an seawater reverse osmosis to provide drinking water in urban
        Kolsoom naderi
        Technology seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) desalination plants water desalination in recent decades due to the use of energy recovery devices (ERDs), modern technology in manufacturing membrane of growth enjoys. Several systems for energy recovery in SWRO happen that ea More
        Technology seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) desalination plants water desalination in recent decades due to the use of energy recovery devices (ERDs), modern technology in manufacturing membrane of growth enjoys. Several systems for energy recovery in SWRO happen that each has its own advantages and disadvantages are.                                                     This article reviews and evaluates the use of devices, energy recovery in the basin, an important catchment area in the north (Gulf of Gorgan) and south (Persian Gulf) in order to provide drinking water in urban areas of the law of the subsidies in the energy sector in 90 years is.                   For this purpose, each of the devices recovered as described, then the software Rosa parameters necessary to produce 20,000 cubic meters per day set, and energy in particular (SEC) in four-wheel Pelton, Turbocharger, pressure exchanger / work to help the software calculated based on energy prices and 90 years of annual energy costs (total power) in both basins has been calculated.      With detailed analysis and comparison of energy consumption in both basin and 41% wheel Pelton of pressure / work close to 50% of energy consumption are reduced. Pressure exchanger with high performance and price pressure due to the high price of energy and is recommended for both catchment Pelton turbines.                                                              Manuscript profile
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        19 - Effects of HFRW Variables on Weldded Joint Quality of the Ferritic Stainless Steel to Cr-Mo Low Alloy Steel in Heat Recovery Steam Generator
        M Sadeghi H Sabet H Razavi
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        20 - High Frequency Resistance Welded Finned Tubes Technologies in Heat Recovery Steam Generator Boilers
        M. Sadeghi
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        21 - Investigation various types of frequency support methods and inertial control techniques in power systems based on variable speed wind turbines
        seyed abdul rahman ahmadnejad Ramtin Sadeghi Bahador Fani
        The motivation to reduce environmental pollution has caused the rapid growth of renewable energy sources (RES) in power systems. However, several technical challenges are common in the high penetration of RES and wind farms (WF). The most important challenge is to achie More
        The motivation to reduce environmental pollution has caused the rapid growth of renewable energy sources (RES) in power systems. However, several technical challenges are common in the high penetration of RES and wind farms (WF). The most important challenge is to achieve frequency stability in new systems. Because WF provide less storage, power compared to synchronous generators. In addition, due to the connection of wind farms to the AC grid through electronic power converters, new power systems have little inertia and WF cannot participate in frequency regulation with other conventional production sources in normal operation. Recently, with the increasing expansion of wind farms in power systems, their participation in supporting and stabilizing the frequency in the event of disturbances in the production or consumption of power systems has been highly considered. Therefore, in this research, firstly, it investigates the way of simulating the inertia of synchronous generators in wind turbines in order to increase the inertia of power and frequency control systems. Then, a review of various strategies and the latest developments in the field of solving the challenges of the presence of wind farms in the direction of temporary frequency support in power systems has been done. Finally, the studies conducted in inertial control techniques and system frequency for variable speed wind turbines have been investigated, categorized and compared. Manuscript profile
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        22 - Presenting a blockchain-based model for accepting national entrance exam candidates based on academic records
        راحله مالکی ِDavod Bahrepoor somaye fateminasab
        Due to the fact that in recent years, the discussion of removing the national entrance exam has been raised, this year, the 12th grade average has been set for high-demand fields, which has a direct impact of 40%, and for other fields of study, admission is based on the More
        Due to the fact that in recent years, the discussion of removing the national entrance exam has been raised, this year, the 12th grade average has been set for high-demand fields, which has a direct impact of 40%, and for other fields of study, admission is based on the student's academic record. Therefore, safe storage of academic records and prevention of changing and manipulating students' grades is very important. Blockchain technology is of interest due to its unique features such as decentralization and completeness of data, on the other hand, smart contracts provide privacy and access control. A platform for implementing smart contracts is the Hyperledger Fabric blockchain network. In this article, a model for storing and retrieving students' academic records based on the Hyperledger Fabric blockchain is presented. In this model, the academic records of students, including the grades of specialized and general courses of the twelfth year, are stored in the form of a transaction. The evaluation organization, as the responsible organization, can retrieve these records and provide the candidate with the result of the evaluation (being accepted or not accepted in the field of the candidate's chosen location). This model considers comprehensiveness, decentralization, privacy and access control. Manuscript profile
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        23 - Comparison the effect of short vs. long rest period between the sets in resistance training on testosterone to cortisol ratio
        Tanaz Abbasi Mehrzad Moghadasi
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        24 - Comparison of contrast water immersion, active recovery and passive recovery on blood lactate and CRP levels in table tennis players
        Miad Mokayef Parisa Shahini
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        25 - Effect of cold water immersion on exercise induced-inflammation
        Reza Behbodfard Gholam Ali Nasiri
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        26 - Comparing Relative and Additive Contents of Return with Cash Recovery Rate
        Mohammadreza Mehrabanpour Mehri Davoudabadi
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        27 - Investigation on residues of Deltametherin and Chlorpyrifos on greenhouse tomatoes
        Sh. Mohammadi S. Imani
        Tomato is a very common agricultural commodity in our country andThe producers use         pesticides frequentely for its pest control.This vegetable is usually presented to market a short time after the last insecticide spraying, More
        Tomato is a very common agricultural commodity in our country andThe producers use         pesticides frequentely for its pest control.This vegetable is usually presented to market a short time after the last insecticide spraying, it is more probable to be contaminated in the time of                          consumption. This study was conducted to measure the safety interval of the two common              insecticides used in greenhouses of Iran, Chlorpyrifos and deltamethrin. Tomato samples cultivated in 2 greenhouses with the design pattern of randomized complete block with 3 replicates. For      deltametherin within one hour and 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 10, 15 days after spraying and for Chlorpyrifos within one hour and 1, 3, 5, 7, 10, 15, 20, 30 days after spraying sampling was performed. Samples in laboratory were extracted by using SPE (Solid Phase Extraction) and with the help of Nitrogen were concentrated and extracts were injected for measurement into HPLC (High Performance    Liquid Chromatograph), GC (Gas Chromatograph), GC/MS(GC/Mass Spectrometer) devices. Data were compared with WHO/FAO and Recovery results were 101% and 94% for Chlorpyrifos and deltametherin as respectively also results showed that deltametherin has the php about 3 days and Chlorpyrifos has the php near 15 days in greenhouse condition has been studied. However, to get the post harvest period under farm condition more studies are needed. Manuscript profile
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        28 - Simulation of water-based nanofluids injection into oil reservoirs using the streamline method
        Narges Milaninasab Behzad Vaferi
        The main goal of all reservoir simulators is to predict the flow performance and oil recovery factor. Most commercial simulators solve the equations governing reservoir behavior with the finite difference approach. To solve the three-dimensional equations of flow in a p More
        The main goal of all reservoir simulators is to predict the flow performance and oil recovery factor. Most commercial simulators solve the equations governing reservoir behavior with the finite difference approach. To solve the three-dimensional equations of flow in a porous media with the finite difference method, the grid dimension has an effect on the simulation results (i.e., divergence). In addition, the simulation of complex reservoirs with a large number of network blocks needs a long computational time. In order to eliminate the effect of block size and increase the speed of simulation, the streamline method has been proposed, which is widely used in the management of hydrocarbon reservoirs. The streamline method can monitor the flow direction in the reservoir, injection efficiency, pore volume, and well allocation coefficient to determine the volume of fluid transferred between injection and production wells. Also, in recent years, many studies have been conducted on the effect of nanofluid injection on the characteristics of oil reservoirs and the increase in oil recovery. Since the streamline method has not been used to simulate the nanofluid injection in oil reservoirs, in this research the effect of water-silica nanofluid injection on the flow equations of phases has been investigated. The simulation results showed that nanofluid injection into the reservoir is more effective than pure water injection and increases oil production. Moreover, it was observed that the reservoir oil type (light and heavy) has an insignificant effect on the simulation results. Manuscript profile
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        29 - The Effect of Service Recovery on Customers’ Secondary Satisfaction in Banking Industry by Considering the Roles of Emotions
        Wala Mirani Kambiz Heydarzadeh Mohammad Bemani Moghadam
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        30 - Feasibility of wastewater reuse of Anbaj treatment plant for different usages with an emphasis on artificial recharge of groundwater
        Amir Hesam Hasani Mahmood salari Amir Hossien Javid Mojtaba Sayadi Zohreh Bahramnejad
        All countries are trying to reuse the waste water. In this study, in order to feasibility of wastewater reuse,parameters such as temperature, turbidity, pH, EC ,COD ,BOD ,TSS ,TDS, SAR, carbonate, bicarbonate,alkalinity, chloride, nitrate, sodium, ammonia, magnesium, ca More
        All countries are trying to reuse the waste water. In this study, in order to feasibility of wastewater reuse,parameters such as temperature, turbidity, pH, EC ,COD ,BOD ,TSS ,TDS, SAR, carbonate, bicarbonate,alkalinity, chloride, nitrate, sodium, ammonia, magnesium, calcium, total difficulty, phosphate, fecal coli inwastewater of Anbaj treatment plant (Shemiranat region) were investigated seasonally between 2010 and 2011and restrictions on the reuse of different uses were identified.Quality of studied wastewater for agriculture was in accordance with Iranian Environmental standards except inmicrobial parameters. EC, TDS and bicarbonate has low to average limitations for irrigation. Based on Wilcoxdiagram, studied wastewater is located at medium stage (C3 S1) considering alkalinity and salinity. The studiedwaste water has some problems for aquifer artificial recharge considering the ammonia parameter. According todischarge standards for surface waters ammonia and calcium have some constraints. BOD and ammonia couldn’tbe used for aquaculture, environment, recreational and wildlife usages. The studied waste water wasn’tappropriate for industrial use and is classified in waters with medium quality by power ministration. Manuscript profile
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        31 - Experimental Investigation of a Hybrid System of Fuel cell/Thermoelectric for Waste Heat Recovery
        نادر رهبر مصطفی حسنی
        In this article, waste heat recovery from a PEM fuel cell using of thermoelectric generators has been experimentally evaluated. An experimental setup has been constructed which consists of a heat exchanger, thermoelectric modules and heat sink with built-in temperature More
        In this article, waste heat recovery from a PEM fuel cell using of thermoelectric generators has been experimentally evaluated. An experimental setup has been constructed which consists of a heat exchanger, thermoelectric modules and heat sink with built-in temperature sensors. The setup is evaluated under operating conditions of a 5 kW PEM fuel cell. The results of the experimental setup shows that use of thermoelectric generators can be a good strategy for the recovery of waste heat from PEM fuel cells. For this purpose, the design of the heat exchanger in the hot and cold side of the thermoelectric are very important. Manuscript profile
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        32 - Production of electric potential of human skin using thermoelectric modules
        mohammad saemian Abdollah Khalesi Doost nader rahbar
        The various methods for energy conservation and energy efficiency in industry, and renewable energy as one of the main factors for the formation and development of industrial societies known. Due to the reduction of fossil fuels, their growing need for communities to en More
        The various methods for energy conservation and energy efficiency in industry, and renewable energy as one of the main factors for the formation and development of industrial societies known. Due to the reduction of fossil fuels, their growing need for communities to energy price increases, the phenomenon of thermoelectric waste heat recovery and recycling in various parts of the human body can be used. Different parts of the body have different temperature, an average temperature of the body is mainly about 37.5 ° C is accepted, but an average temperature of about 32° C is the skin. Since the temperature of the skin over the ambient temperature is the temperature difference, the thermal energy contained in the skin can be used to generate electric power using heat recovery can be used. Electric power generation in the absence of the temperature difference between the body and the environment is poor, but through optimization heat sink recycling device can be improved output voltage The advantages of thermoelectric technology can be clean and quiet, the lack of mechanical parts, simple maintenance, low weight and long life that is nearly 100 thousand hours mentioned. The aim of this study was to investigate the feasibility of thermoelectric modules to produce power from heat output is human skin. The results of the modeling show that the temperature difference across the thermoelectric more electrical power will increase. Manuscript profile
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        33 - Analysis of heat recovery from hot exhaust of gas turbines in compressed pressure Qazvin gas station
        mahdi khajevand ali heydari mostafa mafi
        In this study First, The heat recovery unit as an appropriate solution The energy savings will be introduced. Went on to study heat recovery from the hot exhaust gas compression facilities Qazvin And the waste of energy, The evacuation of hot gases through the exhaust f More
        In this study First, The heat recovery unit as an appropriate solution The energy savings will be introduced. Went on to study heat recovery from the hot exhaust gas compression facilities Qazvin And the waste of energy, The evacuation of hot gases through the exhaust flue gas turbines on the environment has been determined For this work, according to data compression station Qazvin Aspen software with the help of the flow of energy in the hot gas exhaust flue Haysys first in both the max Simulation results show that for a unit of 50 MW to 90 MW of energy waste is near imum and minimum simulated turbine and heat removal capacity in both ‌Grdyd extraction. Dark The heat removal capacity is largely dependent on the flow rate and temperature of the exhaust gas Then, according to the existing proposals and as an example, heat generated from the hot exhaust gases from the chimney at a power plant generating steam used as the maximum speed turbine and turbine output parameters such as pressure and pump inlet temperature of heat recovery exchanger examined Placed. Manuscript profile
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        34 - Comparison of the effect of active and inactive recovery methods after an HIIT activity on the response of CRP, IL6 and cortisol
        maryam naseroleslami neda mousaviniri Nahid Aboutaleb Jafar Goudarzi
        Purpose: Stress and immune responses due to the increased intensity and duration of exercise tend to be susceptible to vascular disease. The purpose of this study was to compare the active and inactive recovery after a session of high intensity interval training (HIIT) More
        Purpose: Stress and immune responses due to the increased intensity and duration of exercise tend to be susceptible to vascular disease. The purpose of this study was to compare the active and inactive recovery after a session of high intensity interval training (HIIT) on the response of C-reactive protein (CRP), cortisol and IL-6 (IL6). Methods: The statistical sample of this study was 20 footballers with a mean age of 18.9 ± 0.5 years, weight 1.7 ± 1.7 kg, height 176 cm2.2, body mass index of 22.4 ± 1 kg / m2 and the maximum consumed oxygen was 51.3 ± 2.5 ml / kg body weight, which was randomly selected among the soccer players of Esteghlal'e Novin team in south of Tehran. Subjects were participated in two groups with two tests, active recovery and inactive recovery. Blood samples were collected from both groups before and immediately after recovery then, cortisol, and IL-6 and CRP levels were evaluated using ELISA technique. Results: There was no significant difference between active and inactive recovery after HIIT activity on CRP and IL6 responses. While there was a significant difference between active and inactive recovery after HIIT activity on cortisol response (P <0.05). Conclusion: The results of this study showed that active recovery after HIIT activity could affect cortisol response. Therefore, active recovery would be more effective than passive recovery. Manuscript profile
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        35 - A method for determining SF6 circuit breakers failure rate due to transient recovery voltage
        Reza Ghanizadeh Allahverdi Azadrou
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        36 - Economic, social, and environmental aspects of using biofuels
        Mohammad Safari Gholamhossein Safari
        One of the most important issues that all the countries of the world are dealing with today is the issue of energy supply. Energy supply is one of the most basic prerequisites for social development and economic growth of many societies, especially developing countries, More
        One of the most important issues that all the countries of the world are dealing with today is the issue of energy supply. Energy supply is one of the most basic prerequisites for social development and economic growth of many societies, especially developing countries, and access to economically sustainable and environmentally friendly energy sources seems necessary in today''''s conditions. The decrease in fossil resource reserves and the increase in the price of oil and its products, as well as the need to pay attention to the reduction of environmental pollution caused by fossil fuels, have encouraged the countries of the world to use renewable and clean energies. Biofuels are one of the renewable resources that have attracted the attention of many European and American countries. Substitution of fossil fuels with biofuels has the potential to reduce some of the adverse environmental impacts of fossil fuel production and use, including emissions of conventional pollutants and greenhouse gases, depletion of finite resources, and dependence on unstable external suppliers. In addition to environmental benefits, the use of suitable biofuels can bring economic benefits such as reducing agricultural surplus reserves, reducing unemployment and dependence on imported oil, rural development, sustainable agriculture, etc. In the current study, after introducing and expressing the characteristics of two common biofuels, biodiesel and bioethanol, the general advantages and disadvantages of using biofuels, the economic, social and environmental considerations of using biofuels have been discussed. Manuscript profile
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        37 - A Comparative Study of the Effects of the Decline of the Main Case on Mutual Countermeasures in the Laws of Iran and France
        Azad Rashid Azarpour Akbar Bashiri
        Azad Rashid Azarpour[1] Akbar Bashiri[2]   Abstract: The impact of the decline and the seizure of the main dispute over a cross-appeal is one of the issues discussed and the disagreement in the civil proc­edure. There may be a major dispute over the length of t More
        Azad Rashid Azarpour[1] Akbar Bashiri[2]   Abstract: The impact of the decline and the seizure of the main dispute over a cross-appeal is one of the issues discussed and the disagreement in the civil proc­edure. There may be a major dispute over the length of the trial due to sei­zure and detention, what is the point in this regard to what extent is the li­nk­ that has been created between the main and the reciprocal of the dispute? Therefore, in this research, we will examine the effect of the deconstruction and seizure of the proceedings in the main dispute as to the mutual dispute raised during the main pro­ce­ed­ings. Due to the fact that the seizure and the decay of the proceedings to protect the rights of the parties to the lawsuit and the observance of the rights of defense of the parties to the lawsuit are also part of the rules of procedure, the existence of this longing is necessary. The result is that the loss of the main claim may result in the recovery of the cl­aim, the extradition of the petition, the decline of the right, the reco­nciliation between the parties and the change of court. These cases have been explicitly mentioned by the legislator in French law. [1]- Master of International Trade Law, Maragheh Branch, Islamic Azad University, Maragheh, Iran [2]-Assistant Professor and Faculty Member, International Trade Law, Private Law and International Trade Group, Maragheh, Iran:Corresponding Author Manuscript profile
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        38 - Identify the factors affecting the recovery of entrepreneurs with failure experience
        Alireza Fereidooni Morteza Mosakhani Kamal Sakhdari Mohammad Ataee
        Purpose: Entrepreneurs who fail have different functions. Some grieve and its aftermath is liberated and entrepreneurial re- emergence, others plunge into their grief and choose another path. How do entrepreneurs recover after a failure? In this study, we have tried to More
        Purpose: Entrepreneurs who fail have different functions. Some grieve and its aftermath is liberated and entrepreneurial re- emergence, others plunge into their grief and choose another path. How do entrepreneurs recover after a failure? In this study, we have tried to identify the factors affecting their recovery by using the experience of entrepreneurs with failure experience.Method: The present study was conducted using a qualitative approach and phenomenological strategy. According to its ontological principles, this strategy focuses as much as possible on first-hand or lived experiences. Data collection was done through semi-structured interviews with 18 entrepreneurs with failure experience who have started a new business.Findings: The four themes of family, social interaction, religious beliefs and distraction, which are composed of ten components, along with individual factors, affect the recovery of the individual..Conclusion: According to the research results, it is necessary to provide the obligatory training for entrepreneurs in different periods to strengthen the sensemaking of the concept of failure and its recognition as an acceptable event with entrepreneurship, as well as the development of necessary individual skills to learn about phenomena and Recovering from events should be on the agenda of trustees Manuscript profile
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        39 - The Study of Impact of Service Recovery on Customer Satisfaction With Service Improvement
        Ghazal Shams Mohammad Reza Dalvi
        The concepts of service quality and customer satisfaction are among the most important concepts in marketing theories. Considering the importance of the service sector, increasing the quality and satisfaction of this sector, it is even more important than the manufactur More
        The concepts of service quality and customer satisfaction are among the most important concepts in marketing theories. Considering the importance of the service sector, increasing the quality and satisfaction of this sector, it is even more important than the manufacturing sector. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of service retrieval on customer satisfaction of services. The research method is applied in terms of purpose and in terms of the nature of the correlation method. The statistical population of the study consisted of customers 3, 4, and 5 star hotels in Isfahan and 384 people were selected as samples according to the sample size of the Cochran. A questionnaire was used to collect information. The formal and content validity are confirmed by respondents and professors and the Cronbach's alpha coefficient is more than 0.7, indicating a high reliability of the questionnaire. The results were analyzed using Amos software, considering that the level of significance was less than 0.05: The recovery of services created on customer satisfaction from service improvement. The main solution is that hotel managers must try to compensate for their service failures to the extent that they are satisfied with the customer. Manuscript profile
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        40 - Lifelines Performance of the Mw 8.8 Offshore BIOBÍO,Chile Earthquake
        Alex Tang
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        41 - The effect of family support presence on the recovery of female patients with heart disease
        Nayele Ezati
        The effect of family support presence on the recovery of women with cardiovascular disease in the intensive care units. Today, comprehensive care covers family and patient care. Based on the theory and principles of accreditation, Meeting as one of the patients' non-th More
        The effect of family support presence on the recovery of women with cardiovascular disease in the intensive care units. Today, comprehensive care covers family and patient care. Based on the theory and principles of accreditation, Meeting as one of the patients' non-therapeutic needs, is a kind of change from a patient-centered perspective to a patient-centered perspective. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of family support presence on the recovery of women with cardiovascular disease in the intensive care units. Materials and methods: This research is a semi-experimental study. The research population was 140 women with cardiovascular disease in selected hospitals in Tabriz in 1395-96 were selected by objective sampling method and were studied in two groups of control and intervention. Data collection tool was a questionnaire containing two parts of demographic characteristics and a measure of the acute physiology and acute health of Apache Two. Content validation was used to validate the tool and to confirm the reliability of the Cronbach's alpha coefficient. Data were analyzed in SPSS-22 by using descriptive statistics, independent t-test, t-test, one-way ANOVA, Mann-Whitney and Chi-square tests. The results showed a significant reduction in the severity of the disease in the intervention group compared to the control group. The presence of the patient's family support in the intensive care unit can lead to positive changes in the patient's recovery process. Also, the results showed a significant reduction in the complications of the disease in the intervention group compared to the control group. In the present study, family-centered approach was used to raise the patient's and family's sensitivity to the disease and the treatment process. It is important to use family-centered interventions. Supporting families and individuals in the lives of patients can help a person to better deal with the complications and consequences of the disease. Manuscript profile
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        42 - Photocatalytic removal of ceftriaxone from aqueous solutions using g-C3N4
        Parvin Gharbani
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        43 - Comparing the capability of various models for predicting of the Bayer process parameters
        Ahad Ghaemi Shahrokh Shahhosseini Mostafa Mahmoudian
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        44 - Hydrochemically separation of gold from Copper Anode Slime by means of Thiourea solution
        Reza Ranjbar Malek Naderi Arash Ghazitabar
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        45 - A Kinetic Study of Vanadium Dissolution During Acetic Acid Leaching of Steel Making Converter Slag
        Seyed Amirhossein Emami Mohammad Reza Kelishadi
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        46 - Evaluation of Flow Behavior of Novel Titanium Ti-3873 Alloy Via Compressive Deformation in Two Phase α/β and Single Phase β Regions
        Mahnaz Dabbaghi Maryam Morakabati
        Semi-stable β-titanium (Ti-3873) Ti-3Al-8Mo-7V-3Cr alloy with excellent workability properties has been designed based on high demanded aircraft Ti-5Al-5Mo-5V-3Cr alloy according to semi-experimental d-electron approach. The aim of the present research is to investigate More
        Semi-stable β-titanium (Ti-3873) Ti-3Al-8Mo-7V-3Cr alloy with excellent workability properties has been designed based on high demanded aircraft Ti-5Al-5Mo-5V-3Cr alloy according to semi-experimental d-electron approach. The aim of the present research is to investigate the deformation behavior of Ti-3873 alloy via warm compression test. For this purpose, compression test has been conducted in the temperature range of 650-850 °C and strain rates of 0.001,0.1 and 1, 1 s-1 at dual phase α/β and single phase β regions. The test was continued up to plastic strain of 0.7. For establishing the relationship between the microstructure and flow behavior, the initial and subsequent microstructure of the specimens after warm deformation was studied via optical and scanning electron microscopes. The microstructural evaluation and flow curves revealed that dynamic recovery and partial continuous dynamic recrystallization were the dominant restoration mechanisms. The results showed that softening has been increased in the temperature range of 800-850 °C and strain of 0.001 and 0.1 s-1 which is confirmed by the activation energy calculated from the sinus hyperbolic equation. The activation energy for dual phase α/β and single phase β regions are determines as 429 kJ/mol and 353 kJ/mol, respectively. The higher value of activation energy for α/β dual phase region is attributed to dynamic globularization of α lamellas. The preferable regions for hot workability of the alloy were achieved at the temperature range of 800-850 °C and strain rate of 0.01-0.001 s-1 corresponding to the peak efficiency of 39% in the processing map. Manuscript profile
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        47 - Influence of Initial Microstructure on Hot Deformation Behavior of Duplex Stainless Steels
        M Pouyamanesh B Eghbali Gh. R Ebrahimi M Saadati
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        48 - Effect of Electrical Current on Nitinol Medical Staples Shape Memory
        Nahid Hasanzadeh Nematy Fatemeh Farhadi Sahar Shapurgan
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        49 - Inverter-based microgrid dynamic stability analysis considering inventory of dynamic and static load models
        Saeid Zamanian Sajad Sadi Reza Ghaffarpour Aram Mahdavian
        The proper and sustainable performance of any electrical system is mainly related to the designers' insight into the nature of that system. Therefore, the need to provide an accurate model based on the actual behavior of the system has considerable importance. In the ca More
        The proper and sustainable performance of any electrical system is mainly related to the designers' insight into the nature of that system. Therefore, the need to provide an accurate model based on the actual behavior of the system has considerable importance. In the case of inverter-based microgrid, due to the lack of sufficient synchronizing torque, the design process must be carried out with the utmost precision. In this paper, the stability of the inverter-based microgrid will be studied. First by presenting the equations of the microgrid components its state-space model is obtained and in the presence of the static load model the stability of the system will be investigated. Then, by placing the inventory of dynamic exponential recovery and static polynomial load models, the results of the static model-based design are investigated. In this study, the measure of system stability will be eigenvalue plots and system performance. In order to achieve system stability and performance improvement, the state variables participation factors extracted and the effective parameters will be studied Manuscript profile
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        50 - استخراج روغن کنجد با کمک امواج فراصوت
        حسن غزالی وردنجانی سمیه تقیان مهدی عمو حیدری
        مقدمه و هدف: کنجد یکی از قدیمی‌ترین گیاهان کشت شده در جهان و یکی از قدیمی‌ترین محصولات روغنی مورد استفاده بشر است. روغن کنجد به عنوان یک روغن صنعتی،خوراکی و دارویی دارای اهمیت ویژه‌ای است. امروزه استفاده از امواج فراصوت با توجه به اثرات مؤثر آن در نگهداری و فرآیند مواد More
        مقدمه و هدف: کنجد یکی از قدیمی‌ترین گیاهان کشت شده در جهان و یکی از قدیمی‌ترین محصولات روغنی مورد استفاده بشر است. روغن کنجد به عنوان یک روغن صنعتی،خوراکی و دارویی دارای اهمیت ویژه‌ای است. امروزه استفاده از امواج فراصوت با توجه به اثرات مؤثر آن در نگهداری و فرآیند مواد غذایی گسترش قابل توجه‌ای یافته است. روش تحقیق: در این تحقیق از مدل آماری سطح پاسخ به منظور بررسی اثرات دو متغیر نسبت دانه به حلال و زمان استخراج باامواج فراصوت بر متغیرهای وابسته شامل راندمان استخراج، عدد پراکسید، عدد 2-تیوباربیتوریک اسید، فاکتورهای رنگ سنجی و نوع و میزان اسیدهای چرب موجود در روغن استحصالی استفاده شد. نتایج و بحث: نتایج تجزیه واریانس نشان داد افزایش نسبت حلال به دانه و زمان استخراج با امواج فراصوت دارای اثر آماری معنی‌داری (01/0 P ≤)بر افزایش راندمان استخراج بودند. شرایط عملیاتی بهینه برای فرآیند استخراج جهت حصول بیشینه راندمان شامل زمان استخراج 55 دقیقه و نسبت دانه به حلال 25/0 تعیین شد. توصیه کاربردی/ صنعتی: نتایج این مقاله نشان داد که فرایند استخراج اولتراسونیک نسبت به زمان مشابه استخراج با روش سوکسله، بازده بیشتری حاصل نمود. همچنین نتایج حاکی از آن بود که امواج فراصوت تأثیر نامطلوبی روی رنگ روغن استخراج شده نداشت و در شرایطی حتی باعث بهبود رنگ روغن استحصالی نیز شد. Manuscript profile
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        51 - Investigation the effects of bacterial additive and moisture absorbent on the fermentability and nutrient composition of potato silage
        Mehran Jalili Hamid Mohammadzadeh علی حسینخانی اکبر تقی زاده
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        52 - Investigation the Effects of Bacterial Additive and Moisture Absorbent on the Fermentability and Nutrient Composition of Potato Silage
        M. Jalili H. Mohammadzadeh A. Hossein-Khani A. Taghizadeh
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        53 - Urban disaster management with Emphasis on Process after disaster
        masood taghvaee Mozhgan Darabi
        Natural disasters lead to sad tragedies and very day life would be disordered after them, people would need to food, cloths, shelter, and healthcare. All nations need the crisis management in order to reduce the impacts of natural disasters, managing the relief operatio More
        Natural disasters lead to sad tragedies and very day life would be disordered after them, people would need to food, cloths, shelter, and healthcare. All nations need the crisis management in order to reduce the impacts of natural disasters, managing the relief operation, rescue, temporary settlement, and reconstruction. In this paper we study the initial level of crisis which includes safety, warning, and training. Manuscript profile
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        54 - Role of Green Resource Management in Advancement of Green Supply Chain (Case Study for Environmental Engineering)
        Parisa Khosravi Dariush Ahadi Ravoshti Kazem Hashemimajd
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        55 - Assessing the reliability of dynamic systems for safety units recovering flare gas, considering covariates
        Abolghasem Nobakhti Sadigh Raissi Kaveh Khalili Damghani Roya Soltani
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        56 - Parameters Screening for Molybdenum Recovery from Spent Catalyst of MoS2 Nanoparticles in the Heavy Oil Upgrading Process
        Maryam Safaei seyed kamal Masoudian Targhi Zahra Khodadadi
        The necessiting for oil refining productivity has increased due to environmental constraints. Molybdenum sulfide as main catalyst plays a key role in the process of upgrading heavy oil. Therefore, recovery of this metal is very important due to the reduction of molybden More
        The necessiting for oil refining productivity has increased due to environmental constraints. Molybdenum sulfide as main catalyst plays a key role in the process of upgrading heavy oil. Therefore, recovery of this metal is very important due to the reduction of molybdenum ore resources and also the high consumption of these types of catalysts. In this study, molybdenum is recovered from a spent homogeneous nanocatalyst in the hydrocarbon process from heavy hydrocarbon feed. Platelet-Borman design method was used to determine the effective parameters in molybdenum recovery. Seven quantitative and qualitative parameters including leaching and oxidation temperatures, leaching and oxidation times, type of leaching material, sodium carbonate, and ammonium carbonate concentrations were selected. To estimate the relative importance of each parameter, two methods of Pareto charts and half-normal plots were used. Pareto charts showed that the type of leaching material, sodium carbonate concentration, and oxidation temperature affect the efficiency. The deviations in the half-normal chart also confirm the results in the Pareto chart. Accordingly, in the oxidation step with hydrogen peroxide, 25 °C and time of 60 min and in the leaching step, sodium carbonate as a leaching material with a concentration of 90 wt.%, 25 ºC, and time of 60 min can be selected for optimal conditions. Manuscript profile
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        57 - Characterization and evaluation of effective parameters for Alumina Claus Catalysts in Iranian Refineries
        maryam safaei akbar Irandoukht
        Claus process is based on hundreds process of sulfur recovery units in the worldwide because of the shortening sweet hydrocarbons reservoirs and increasing the extraction of oil and gas from sour reservoirs. Suitable selection and predicting the performance of pure alum More
        Claus process is based on hundreds process of sulfur recovery units in the worldwide because of the shortening sweet hydrocarbons reservoirs and increasing the extraction of oil and gas from sour reservoirs. Suitable selection and predicting the performance of pure alumina Claus catalysts in view of the diversity of manufacturers and the high consumption is an important issue in the efficiency of Claus process. In this paper, catalysts were taken and their physical, chemical, and microstructural properties were evaluated by X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscope, nitrogen and mercury adsorption, mechanical resistance etc. According to the results obtained from the study of the properties, the presence of active alumina phases and sodium impurity up to 2500 ppm, the lack of boehmite phase and others impurities like silica and iron oxide, good distribution of pore volumes for increasing active surface area and free access to the reaction zone are important properties. These properties lead to a longer life for the catalyst. The high attrition and mechanical resistance with maintaining proper distribution of pore volume and low density are important characters for the catalyst selection. Nanostructured catalysts have suitable properties. Manuscript profile
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        58 - انتخاب تکنولوژی بازیافت گازهای پالایشگاه های گاز با در نظر گرفتن شرایط دینامیک عملیات
        ابوالقاسم نوبختی صدیق رئیسی کاوه خلیلی دامغانی رویا سلطانی
        سوزاندن گازهای نامرغوب در پالایشگاه ها سبب آلودگی زیست محیطی با ترکیبات نیتروژن و گوگرد و گازهای گلخانه ای و هیدروکربن های نسوخته می شود و با تلفات انرژی حرارتی همراه است. حفظ محیط زیست و تعهد به پیمان های جهانی سبب شده است تا انتخاب یکی از دو تکنولوژی رایج هدف تحقیق حا More
        سوزاندن گازهای نامرغوب در پالایشگاه ها سبب آلودگی زیست محیطی با ترکیبات نیتروژن و گوگرد و گازهای گلخانه ای و هیدروکربن های نسوخته می شود و با تلفات انرژی حرارتی همراه است. حفظ محیط زیست و تعهد به پیمان های جهانی سبب شده است تا انتخاب یکی از دو تکنولوژی رایج هدف تحقیق حاضر شود تا گزینه ای معرفی شود که با کمترین از کارافتادگی، سبب بیشینه حفاظت از محیط زیست شود. چالش اصلی در انجام این تحقیق وابستگی از کارافتادگی گزینه ها به شرایط عملیاتی فشار و درجه حرارت و نبود اطلاعات تجربی ناشی از عدم تجربه عملی به کارگیری آنها است. برای این منظور، از روش آنالیز درخت خطا برای تعیین سناریوهای از کارافتادگی هر گزینه در حالت های مختلف استفاده شده و با بهره گیری از روش استنتاج فازی احتمال عدم از کارافتادگی هر تکنولوژی محاسبه شده است. همچنین این پژوهش حدود استانداردی را برای مقادیر فشار و دما مشخص می کند که به مهندسین طراح این امکان را می دهد تا تصمیمی در مورد طراحی مجدد یا تحت کنترل درآوردن فشار و دما اتخاذ کنند. اطلاعات مورد نیاز این پژوهش از یکی از پالایشگاه‌های جنوب کشور استخراج شده است. نتایج نشان داد که گزینه سیستم سیل درام به طور متوسط 8 درصد نسبت به سیستم شیر سریع مناسب تر عمل می کند و می تواند تحت سناریوهای بحرانی فشار و دما بعتر عمل کند و به عنوان گزینه برتر برای فلرینگ معرفی شده است Manuscript profile
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        59 - Drift-Steps-Recovery Diodes Based on Pulse Power Circuits and Their Applications
        Seyed Mohammad Hassan Hosseini Roya Feali
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        60 - The Mineralogical Effect on the Mesophilic Bioleaching of Copper from Smelter Dust and Flotation Concentrate
        Ali Behzad Zahra Manafi Mohammad Ranjbar
        Background and objectives: Nowadays, bacteria are widely used to recover copper from waste, ore, and concentrate. It is very important to understand bacterial performance in relation to materials with different mineralogy in order to select appropriate bacteria and impr More
        Background and objectives: Nowadays, bacteria are widely used to recover copper from waste, ore, and concentrate. It is very important to understand bacterial performance in relation to materials with different mineralogy in order to select appropriate bacteria and improve bioleaching processes with high performance. As a consequence, the aim of this study is to investigate the effect of smelter dust and flotation concentrate mineralogy on copper recovery from the materials using mesophilic bacteria. Materials and Methods: The effect of processing material mineralogy on biological extraction of copper was investigated using a couple of material with different mineralogy, metallurgical dust and concentrate of Sarcheshmeh copper complex. Bioleaching experiments were performed by using mixed culture of A. ferrooxidans, A. thiooxidans and L. ferrooxidans from Sarcheshmeh Copper Mine in shaker utensils. Results: Metallurgical dust mostly contained secondary sulphides products such as chalcocite and covellite, and concentrate mostly contained primary sulphides product such as chalcopyrite. The extraction rate of copper was achieved 0.835 g/L/day and 0.403 g/L/day from dust and concentrate, respectively. Also, kinetic studies showed that the rate constants of dust and concentrate were 0.125 day-1 and 0.010 day-1, respectively. Conclusion: The impact of mineralogical characteristics of the material on bioleaching operations was significant. Due to highly solubility rates of secondary sulphides, recovery rate and a higher overall copper recovery was obtained from dust in comparison to concentrate. Chalcopyrite oxidation was stopped at relatively low amounts (about 44%) and additional bioleaching time have not been improve it. The experiments showed that standard mesophilic culture at 35 ° C was very successful in bioleaching of secondary sulfide minerals, but bioleaching of primary copper sulfide minerals especially chalcopyrite by  the culture was not effective. Manuscript profile
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        61 - The Effect of Ethical Marketing on Brand Credit: Mediating a Service Recovery Strategy
        Behrooz Eskandarpoor Babak Heydari Iraqi somayeh saebnia
        In addition to their medical mission, pharmaceutical companies must perform their duties well in the field of ethical marketing. The purpose of this study was to investigate the impact of ethical marketing on brand credibility with regard to the mediating role of servic More
        In addition to their medical mission, pharmaceutical companies must perform their duties well in the field of ethical marketing. The purpose of this study was to investigate the impact of ethical marketing on brand credibility with regard to the mediating role of service Service Recovery Strategy. The sample consisted of 235 people who were selected by stratified random sampling based on the Hooman method. Data were collected through standard ethical marketing questionnaires, brand restoration strategies, and brand validity. Cronbach's Approval Data analysis was performed in SPSS and Amos software environments. Model adequacy results for the path analysis method with RMSEA 0.068 after model fit indicated that the model fit for this study. Results showed that based on the figures for elongation and skewness, the data have normal distribution. Morality has a positive and significant impact on brand reputation, and the service Service Recovery Strategy mediates this relationship. Ethical marketing also had a significant and positive impact on the resuscitation strategy. And the strategy of revitalizing services had a positive and significant impact on brand reputation Manuscript profile
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        62 - The Relative and Incremental Information Content of Earnings VS. Cash Recovery Rates for Measuring the Company’s Performance
        Jalil Khodaparast Shirazi Ghodratallah Talebnia Tahereh Mosallanejad
        The Content of Earnings have been investigated in many times. Accounting researchers have been looking for measurement which can be used as a competitor against earnings. One of the major competitors against earnings is cash flows. In this study, returns on assets is as More
        The Content of Earnings have been investigated in many times. Accounting researchers have been looking for measurement which can be used as a competitor against earnings. One of the major competitors against earnings is cash flows. In this study, returns on assets is as proxies for earnings-based measures, and estimated internal rates of return is as proxies for cash recovery-based measures, That their relationship were investigated Tobin'Q and the stock returns, which are both indicators of the company’s performance. The research's method of the present study is based on the correlations. This study was conducted on the companies which were present in Tehran Stock Exchange. The study was done 2005 to 2008. Pearson product moment correlations and multiple regressions were used to test hypotheses. according to the results, it can be concluded that the relative information content of earnings is more than the relative information content of cash recovery rates. and the incremental information content can't be investigated. Manuscript profile
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        63 - An Introduction to the Application of Tensorial Manifold Learning Methods in the Digital Image Processing and Computer Vision
        Hamid Yazdani Ali Reza Shojaeifard
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        64 - ENERGY AWARE DISTRIBUTED PARTITIONING DETECTION AND CONNECTIVITY RESTORATION ALGORITHM IN WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS
        M. Jahanshahi M. Maddah N. Najafizadegan
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        65 - Effect of irrigation regime and phosphorus application methods on phosphorus recovery efficiency and grain yield of two rapeseed cultivars
        R. Baladi E. Bijanzadeh R. Naderi
        To investigate the effects of water deficit and chemical phosphorus (P) application methods on yield and phosphorus recovery efficiency of two rapeseed cultivars, a field experiment was conducted at Agriculture College and Natural Resources of Darab, Shiraz University d More
        To investigate the effects of water deficit and chemical phosphorus (P) application methods on yield and phosphorus recovery efficiency of two rapeseed cultivars, a field experiment was conducted at Agriculture College and Natural Resources of Darab, Shiraz University during 2013-2014. Treatments including irrigation regimes (common irrigation, cutting off irrigation at mid-flowering and mid-silique formation stages), P application methods (without P, broadcast and band) and rapeseed cultivars (Sarigol and RGS) were assigned in main plots, sub plots and sub sub plots, respectively. Results showed that cutting of irrigation at common irrigation with 25.31 seed numbers per silique had significant differences with mid-flowering with 22.25 seed numbers per silique and cutting of irrigation at mid-silique formation with 22.94 seed numbers per silique . In cutting of irrigation at mid-flowering and band application of P, RGS had the highest biological yield (12435 hg/ha). Common irrigation had the highest (11.02 kg/ha) and cutting of irrigation at mid-flowering had the lowest (5.95 kg/ha) P absorption amount. Overall, P recovery efficiency in broadcast and band application methods of P was 1.09% and 1.38%, respectively. RGS cultivar compared to Sarigol had maximum grain yield under cutting of irrigation at mid-flowering (3830 kg/ha) and mid-silique formation conditions (5428 kg/ha). RGS had the highest rate of assimilate remobilization under cutting off irrigation at mid-flowering and band application of P and it can prevent a further reduction in grain yield when exposed to late season water shortage. Manuscript profile
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        66 - The application of Flame Atomic Absorption Spectrometry to evaluate Lead (II) in Vegetable Samples after Its Preconcentration by SA-DLLME
        Sajda .S. Affat
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        67 - Continuous electrowinning of nickel from dilute sulfate solutions
        Alireza Zakeri Amirreza Sheikh Karami
        Significant amounts of nickel products used in different chemical processes and general applications leave them a valuable source of nickel at the end-of-life. Production of nickel from secondary sources is generally performed through hydro-electrometallurgical methods. More
        Significant amounts of nickel products used in different chemical processes and general applications leave them a valuable source of nickel at the end-of-life. Production of nickel from secondary sources is generally performed through hydro-electrometallurgical methods. The resulting solutions from treatment of secondary nickeliferous resources are generally of low Ni concentration and electrowinning of them is challenging, particularly since Ni concentration in commercial operations is usually more than 80 g/L. In this paper, the continuous electrowinning of nickel from dilute sulfate solutions has been investigated. The effects of four variables of temperature, specific flow rate of electrolyte, current density, and nickel concentration on current efficiency and specific energy consumption were studied by a two-level full factorial design. From the statistical analysis of the results, it was found that current efficiency increases by rising all variables, while specific energy consumption decreases with specific flow rate of electrolyte, current density, and nickel concentration. By using the obtained statistical models, the optimum conditions to achieve a nickel deposit with high current efficiency as well as lowest energy consumption are determined to be 55 °C of temperature, 3 A/dm2 of current density, 3 h−1 of electrolyte specific flow rate, and 30 g/L of nickel concentration. Manuscript profile
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        68 - The Effect of Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation with two Different Currents of Immersion in water
        Ali molaiee sedighe hosseinpoor mehran ghahramani reza jabari mohammad jalilvand
        This study aimed to investigate the effects of cold-water immersion and transcranial direct current stimulation (TDCS) with the current intensities of 1 and 2 mA on recovery during the recovery period quality of subsequent performance of male swimmers.The research metho More
        This study aimed to investigate the effects of cold-water immersion and transcranial direct current stimulation (TDCS) with the current intensities of 1 and 2 mA on recovery during the recovery period quality of subsequent performance of male swimmers.The research method was quasi-experimental, and the population was male swimmers over 18 years in Tehran city (n=20). They were randomly selected as a sample after successfully passing the lifeguard entrance test of 200m breaststroke less than 4 minutes in a time interval of 48hr in three days attended to participate in the games of 200m of frontal crawl with maximum intensity every day. Then, they performed one of the three protocols of Cold-Water Immersion (with 12°c), anodal stimulation (with the current intensity of 2mA), and anodal stimulation (with the current intensity of 1mA) for 15 minutes. The ratings of perceived exertion and feelings of swimmers were recorded using each recovery method by TQR and RPE questionnaires. To measure the effectiveness of the studied methods, the participants repeated 200m breaststroke with maximum intensity. To analyze the data, a dependent t-test, analysis of covariance was used.The results indicated that swimming performance significantly improved the TDCS group (with the current intensity of 2mA) (P = 0.001). The suitable current intensity of TDCS to affect reducing central fatigue and also recovery quality was better in the cold-water immersion group, and it could refer to the increase of venous return and excretion. In addition, the recovery quality was better in the cold-water immersion, and it could refer to the increase of venous return and excretion.    Manuscript profile
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        69 - Tourism policy and its international position With regard emphasis on service recovery in Mashhad City
        suroush Amiri زهرا رجائی
        Abstract: Background and aim: the development of the tourism industry's most important economic activity in the world and the satisfaction of tourists from the services offered by factors increase the income of tourism and development activities in management and planni More
        Abstract: Background and aim: the development of the tourism industry's most important economic activity in the world and the satisfaction of tourists from the services offered by factors increase the income of tourism and development activities in management and planning services in accommodations role in the positive attitude tourists and create competitive advantage and National brand in the minds of tourists. The aim of this study is to evaluate the role of tourists’ satisfaction in tourism policy with emphasis on service recovery that this study is conducted in two phases. Methods: The present study is descriptive (field survey). statistical population research was 3 stars and above hotels in Mashhad city (2007)., and Ekiz and Arasli standard questionnaire has been based for data collection. Results: The results of field survey is conducted with the help pls service recovery software with satisfaction, loyalty, verbal communication of tourists are associated and in the second phase of the appropriate policies with regard to revive tourism services (service recovery). as well as various factors affecting the creation of national brand in the minds of tourists is to be studied. These factors include the tourism attractive to tourists, training and deployment of trained and experienced staff, quality staff, quality of service, cost for tourists (price)., and speedy settlement of claims and complaints were tourists Manuscript profile
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        70 - Regional obstacles to regaining power in the Russian Federation during Putin's second term, from 2014 to 2019
        Mohsen Habibi ahmad bakhshayeshi ardestani seye Ali Tabatabaei Nejad Hamid Reza Shirzad
        The Russian Federation has been increasingly affected by growing regional and international developments since Putin's second term. Putin sought to regain power by adopting the policy of pragmatism and the strategy of the normative great modern power; However, the path More
        The Russian Federation has been increasingly affected by growing regional and international developments since Putin's second term. Putin sought to regain power by adopting the policy of pragmatism and the strategy of the normative great modern power; However, the path to regaining power since 2014 has been accompanied by regional obstacles, which have manifested themselves in two general categories: the crisis in Ukraine and the Crimean peninsula, and the leverage of Russian gas exports to Europe. In this study, we sought to understand the regional obstacles to regaining power in the Russian Federation during Putin's second term from 2014 to 2019, from the perspective of defensive realism theory. The research method was descriptive and library studies. The study found that Russia was facing obstacles in regaining its power, such as the Ukraine crisis, NATO's expansion to the east, the deployment of a missile defense shield, leverage to export gas to Europe, and the issue of EU energy security. Manuscript profile
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        71 - Investigating the effect of interactive information retrieval on the knowledge management process of faculty members of Gilan University of Medical Sciences
        Hoseyn Esmaeili Niyasan Hajar Zarei Soudabe Shapouri
        The present study seeks to assess the impact of information interactive recovery on the knowledge management process of faculty members of Gilan University of Medical Sciences, The present study is an applied by survey method. The research population is 452 faculty memb More
        The present study seeks to assess the impact of information interactive recovery on the knowledge management process of faculty members of Gilan University of Medical Sciences, The present study is an applied by survey method. The research population is 452 faculty members of Gilan University of Medical Sciences, which based on Morgan table, the sample population was 208. Data collection tools were two researcher-made questionnaires, based on Belkin, Fong and Choi models. Data were analyzed by descriptive and inferential methods, and included frequency, frequency percentage, frequency distribution table, mean and standard deviation, confirmatory factor analysis, Grunbach's Alpha, regression, Kolmogorov-Smirnov test. Data analysis software version 24 and Amos were used to analyze the data. Pearson correlation test was used to investigate the relationship between interactive information retrieval and knowledge management. Findings showed that dimensions (representation, comparison, representation, leadership, and visualization) are involved in interactive retrieval, and are known as factors affecting knowledge management, in addition, factors (knowledge acquisition, knowledge creation, Knowledge retention, knowledge distribution, knowledge application) also have an impact on knowledge management, among which knowledge distribution has the most, and knowledge retention has the least impact. The results showed that interactive retrieval of information and all its dimensions have a positive and significant relationship and a direct impact on the knowledge management process of faculty members of Gilan University of Medical Sciences, and then compared the most, and then the least influential factor were identified. Manuscript profile
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        72 - The effect of viral, sensory and direct marketing on brand revival (case study of Arj Co.)
        somayeh mazlumzade farideh hagh shenase ashani
        The influx of poor-quality Chinese goods on the one hand, and increased of production costs and financial pressure to continue domestic activities, import and export restrictions, and the difficulties of supplying the resources needed in production, on the other hand, a More
        The influx of poor-quality Chinese goods on the one hand, and increased of production costs and financial pressure to continue domestic activities, import and export restrictions, and the difficulties of supplying the resources needed in production, on the other hand, all have led to recession and withdrawal a large number of domestic brands from Iran’s market. Unemployment of too many workers and factory closures have led marketing managers to consider and examine today's economic conditions and consumer behavior as well as examining the variety of marketing and make the conclusion that revival of some out of date brands is more economical than creating a new brand. In this research, we have tried to identify the best and most effective marketing among these marketing strategies in the revival of the brand by examining three viral, sensory and direct marketing. In fact, this research reviews the views of consumers of home appliances in Tehran based on the components of each marketing indicator: information dynamics, social relationships, trust in advertising, attitude towards advertising, sensory perception of advertising, brand loyalty, advertising flexibility and its interaction with the consumer to identify the most effective factors. Manuscript profile