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    DEVELOPMENT OF A LOW COST OUTDOOR CARBON MONOXYDE ANALYSER APPLIED TO THE CITY OF ORAN, ALGERIA
    (university of el oued/جامعة الوادي, 2021-09-09) Rahal, F; Benabadji, N; Bencherif, M; Bencherif, M. M
    In Algeria, t he alternative to the absence of these air pollution measurement networks can come from the recent development of electroc hemical sensor technologies for air quality monitoring which arouses a certain interest because of their miniaturization, low energy consumption and low cost. We developed a low cost outdoor carbon monoxide analyzer called APOMOS (Air pollution Monitoring System) based on electrochemical sensor managed by microcontroller. In order to validate the APOMOS system, the recorded measurements are compared with measurements taken by a conventional analyzer. Comparison of the measurements resulting from conventiona l analyzer and those resulting from the APOMOS system gives a coefficient of determination of 98.39 %.
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    EVALUATION ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGIES IN A SEMI-ARID REGION : CASE OF THE 50 DUPLEX DWELLINGS OF THE EL-MINIAWY BROTHERS IN M’SILA
    (university of el oued/جامعة الوادي, 2021-01-01) Kersenna, S; Chaouche, S; Bencherif, M
    This study aims to evaluate the 50 duplex dwellings of the El Miniawy brothers in M'Sila, using methods of analysis of environmental strategies in order to verify their application by the architects in the construction of these dwellings. A duplex dwelling was selected to undertake an analysis using a mixed methodological approach, combining a qualitative and quantitative method, some of whose strategies were evaluated using the EnergyPlus software and validated by in situ measurements. The results showed that duplex housing has been subject to the application of the strategies in question. We therefore deduce that the construction is efficient and that it ensures the comfort of the user and reduces the negative environmental impact. This study could constitute an alternative for architects, building designers, planners and decision-makers in order to encourage them to adopt these neo-vernacular environmental strategies of El Miniawy in the development of similar projects in M'sila, and to launch other projects with a contemporary vernacular character.