Ethanol from cassava as a gasohol blend for Ghana

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Amankwah, K.A.G. & Kumar, A., 1987. Ethanol from cassava as a gasohol blend for Ghana. Journal of Energy Research & Technology, p.185.

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Kumar, A. & Namango, S.S., 2017. Compensation Effect in Transesterification Kinetics of Croton Megalocarpus Oil using Heterogeneous Alkaline Earth Catalysts. In International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology. p. 1568-1572.

Otieno, D.O., et al., 2016. Decolourization of Textile Dye Waste Water Using Diatomite in a Batch Adsorption Process. Moi University 11th Annual International Conference, p.7.

Kumar, A., 2016. Microwave irradiation in biodiesel production- a study in transesterification of croton megalocarpus oil. Moi University 11th Annual International Conference, p.13.

Kumar, A., Namango, S.S. & Chirchir, A., 2016. Green technologies for biodiesel production- catalyst systems and methods. Moi University 11th Annual International Conference, p.10.

Namango, S.S., Arimi, M.M. & Kumar, A., 2016. Development of Low-Cost Building Materials: Compressed Soil Bricks Stabilized by Natural Fibres. International Conference on Environment, Materials and Green Technology, p.141-146.

Case, J.M., et al., 2016. The significance of context for curriculum development in engineering education: a case study across three African countries. European Journal of Engineering Education, 41, p.279-292. Website Abstract

Curriculum reform is a key topic in the engineering education literature, but much of this discussion proceeds with little engagement with the impact of the local context in which the programme resides. This article thus seeks to understand the influence of local contextual dynamics on curriculum reform in engineering education. The empirical study is a comparative analysis of the context for curriculum reform in three different chemical engineering departments on the African continent, located in Kenya, Tanzania and South Africa. All three departments are currently engaged in processes of curriculum reform, but the analysis shows how the different contexts in which these efforts are taking place exert strong shaping effects on the processes and outcomes for that reform.

Anil Kumar

Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering

Ethanol from cassava as a gasohol blend for Ghana

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