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AUS, Petrofac partner to improve solar farm efficiency SHARJAH, 5 hours, 35 minutes ago With solar energy a high priority for public and private organisations throughout the UAE and wider region, the American University of Sharjah (AUS) and Petrofac have combined forces to increase solar farm efficiency. AUS and Petrofac have developed an Internet of Things (IoT) edge device that can remotely assess the cleanliness of solar panels. For solar plant operators, knowing how clean individual panels are is essential in reducing costs, optimising power output and enabling preventative maintenance...

American University Of Sharjah And Petrofac Partner To Improve Solar Energy Efficiency With solar energy a high priority for public and private organizations throughout the UAE and wider region, American University of Sharjah (AUS) and Petrofac have combined forces to increase solar farm efficiency. AUS and Petrofac have developed an IoT edge device that can remotely assess the cleanliness of solar panels. For solar plant operators, knowing how clean individual panels are is essential in reducing costs, optimizing power output and enabling preventative maintenance. Project researchers found t...

AUS and Petrofac join hands to improve solar energy efficiency 2 hours ago The Renewable Energy Research Centre in AUS’ College of Engineering is currently working on projects focused on renewable energy. With solar energy a high priority for public and private organizations throughout the UAE and wider region, American University of Sharjah (AUS) and Petrofac have combined forces to increase solar farm efficiency. AUS and Petrofac have developed an IoT edge device that can remotely assess the cleanliness of solar panels. For solar plant operators, knowing how cl...

Share A new coronavirus test can get accurate results from a saliva sample in less than 30 minutes, researchers report in the journal Nature Communications. Many of the components of the hand-held device used in this technology can be 3D-printed, and the test can detect as little as one viral particle per 1-microliter drop of fluid. “We developed a rapid, highly sensitive and accurate assay, and a portable, battery-powered device for COVID-19 testing that can be used anywhere at any time,” said University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign chemical and biomolecular engineering professor Huimin ...