Waste plastic oil,generated through the pyrolysis of plastic without oxygen,known as plastic-to-fuel conversion,stands as a promising alternative fuel.This research employs bibliometric analysis,a quantitative method,...Waste plastic oil,generated through the pyrolysis of plastic without oxygen,known as plastic-to-fuel conversion,stands as a promising alternative fuel.This research employs bibliometric analysis,a quantitative method,to comprehensively assess publications in the domain of waste plastic oil integration within reactivity-controlled compression ignition engines.Utilizing Scopus as the primary repository post-2017,the study categorizes information into pivotal aspects,including influential journals,countries,authors,affiliations,document types,thematic areas,sponsors and keywords.The analysis reveals significant contributions from diverse nations,prominently India,China,Turkey and Malaysia.Noteworthy is the prevalence of Energy,Engineering and Chemical Engineering as thematic focal points,with the journal Fuel leading the count followed by the journal Energy emerging as a prominent conduit.Institutional contributions are prolific,led by Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management University and Vellore Institute of Technology.Renowned authors‘Gugulothu S.K’and‘He Z’play a pivotal role in shaping the discourse.The National Natural Science Foundation of China stands out as a primary patron.This bibliometric analysis provides a structured understanding of waste plastic oil integration in reactivity-controlled compression ignition engines,laying the groundwork for future research avenues.The study identifies potential research platforms beyond Scopus,including Web of Science,CrossRef,Science Direct and Google Scholar,as valuable repositories for further exploration.Moreover,after careful observation of the research articles published by the top 10 authors as found in the study,it was found that the authors share a few common characteristics that helped them in advancing the understanding and application of waste plastic oil in reactivity-controlled compression ignition engines.These are also summarized in the present study with supporting data.展开更多
The main objective of the study is to assess the growth and expansion of public health(PH)research works by Bangladeshi authors from various perspectives such as quantum of growth,patterns of collaboration, and produc...The main objective of the study is to assess the growth and expansion of public health(PH)research works by Bangladeshi authors from various perspectives such as quantum of growth,patterns of collaboration, and productivity of authorship, among others. The present research uses a scientometric technique to examine secondary literature. Between 2000 and 2015, 871literature by Bangladeshi writers and 3,71,389 literature by worldwide authors on PH were retrieved from the Scopus database and evaluated using quantitative indicators to study growth and development from various perspectives. The highest growth in terms of the number of publications has been observed in the year 2015(133) and the lowest in 2001(10). The PR(Percent of Growth Rate) shows that 2001 was the deepest decreasing year(-38%) whereas 2002was the most increasing year(90%). During the study, RGR(Relative Growth Rate) values of Bangladeshi contributions to PH literature varied from 0.16 to 0.55, with an average of 0.27. The CC(Collaborative Coefficient) value indicates that during the research period, there was a substantial amount of collaboration among the authors. At the same time, the PPA(Productivity Per Author) value(0.31) denotes that throughout the era, each Bangladeshi author produced less than half of a publication per year. The mean Activity Index(AI) during 2000-2015 was 89.14,which reflects lower activity than the world’s average in PH literature. It was also observed that research productivity in public health of Bangladesh follows Lotka’s inverse rule of author production. According to the findings, there is a strong link between public health research output in emerging and developed nations.展开更多
文摘Waste plastic oil,generated through the pyrolysis of plastic without oxygen,known as plastic-to-fuel conversion,stands as a promising alternative fuel.This research employs bibliometric analysis,a quantitative method,to comprehensively assess publications in the domain of waste plastic oil integration within reactivity-controlled compression ignition engines.Utilizing Scopus as the primary repository post-2017,the study categorizes information into pivotal aspects,including influential journals,countries,authors,affiliations,document types,thematic areas,sponsors and keywords.The analysis reveals significant contributions from diverse nations,prominently India,China,Turkey and Malaysia.Noteworthy is the prevalence of Energy,Engineering and Chemical Engineering as thematic focal points,with the journal Fuel leading the count followed by the journal Energy emerging as a prominent conduit.Institutional contributions are prolific,led by Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management University and Vellore Institute of Technology.Renowned authors‘Gugulothu S.K’and‘He Z’play a pivotal role in shaping the discourse.The National Natural Science Foundation of China stands out as a primary patron.This bibliometric analysis provides a structured understanding of waste plastic oil integration in reactivity-controlled compression ignition engines,laying the groundwork for future research avenues.The study identifies potential research platforms beyond Scopus,including Web of Science,CrossRef,Science Direct and Google Scholar,as valuable repositories for further exploration.Moreover,after careful observation of the research articles published by the top 10 authors as found in the study,it was found that the authors share a few common characteristics that helped them in advancing the understanding and application of waste plastic oil in reactivity-controlled compression ignition engines.These are also summarized in the present study with supporting data.
文摘The main objective of the study is to assess the growth and expansion of public health(PH)research works by Bangladeshi authors from various perspectives such as quantum of growth,patterns of collaboration, and productivity of authorship, among others. The present research uses a scientometric technique to examine secondary literature. Between 2000 and 2015, 871literature by Bangladeshi writers and 3,71,389 literature by worldwide authors on PH were retrieved from the Scopus database and evaluated using quantitative indicators to study growth and development from various perspectives. The highest growth in terms of the number of publications has been observed in the year 2015(133) and the lowest in 2001(10). The PR(Percent of Growth Rate) shows that 2001 was the deepest decreasing year(-38%) whereas 2002was the most increasing year(90%). During the study, RGR(Relative Growth Rate) values of Bangladeshi contributions to PH literature varied from 0.16 to 0.55, with an average of 0.27. The CC(Collaborative Coefficient) value indicates that during the research period, there was a substantial amount of collaboration among the authors. At the same time, the PPA(Productivity Per Author) value(0.31) denotes that throughout the era, each Bangladeshi author produced less than half of a publication per year. The mean Activity Index(AI) during 2000-2015 was 89.14,which reflects lower activity than the world’s average in PH literature. It was also observed that research productivity in public health of Bangladesh follows Lotka’s inverse rule of author production. According to the findings, there is a strong link between public health research output in emerging and developed nations.
