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Floyd Katepuka Sheke
2024·ZCAS University

Predictive Maintenance essentially involves predicting breakdown of the equipment to be maintained by detecting early signs of failure in order to make maintenance work more proactive. The application of such maintenance strategy requires the cooperation of several agents and involves knowledge...

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Mtonga, Gregory Gomezga
2023·Master of Engineering·University of Zambia

Since the Earth Summit held in Brazil in 1992 when agenda 21 was formulated as the international blueprint for sustainable development, all sectors of society have been in the process of interpreting and pursuing sustainability and sustainable development within their specific contexts. However,...

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Saaimah Patel
2023·Master of Science in·ZCAS University

This research investigates the creation and application of Automated Build Pipelines (ABP) in private network settings with the goal of developing a model or framework that would manage semantic versioning, increase operational efficiency, and reduce downtime. In addition to identifying and...

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Zulu, Anderson
2022·Master of Engineering·University of Zambia

Despite playing a key role in most economies, building construction contributes significantly to climate change. Buildings consume energy, water, and raw materials, generate waste, and emit potentially hazardous air emissions during the course of their lives. These facts have prompted the...

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Dzwiti, Kudakwashe
2017·Master's·University of Zambia

Konkola Copper Mines Plc (KCM) is undergoing full mechanization drive aimed at increasing levels of production from the current 2.4 million tonnes to 7.5 million tonnes per annum. The mechanization of the mines will provide a large potential for reduced costs and improved profits, while at the...

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Mungalaba, Fred
2016·Master of Mineral Science·University of Zambia

Temperatures and humidity at Mindola Sub-Vertical (MSV) shaft have been rising with depth as mining of lower lying copper reserves is achieved. This rise in temperature has been catalysed by a number factors notably the increase of diesel equipment, geothermal gradient (increase in depth), auto...

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