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Thermodynamics : an engineering approach /

By Cengel, Yunus A.,. New York, NY : McGraw Hill, 2024 . xxv, 948 pages : , Includes index | This International Student Edition is for use outside of the U.S. 27 cm.. 9781266152115

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Environmental and natural resource economics /

By Tietenberg, Thomas H.,. New York, NY : Routledge, 2024 . xxvii, 583 pages : 25.5 cm.. 9781032101194

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Heat transfer : a systematic learning approach /

By Uddin, Naseem,. Boca Raton : CRC Press, 2024 . xix, 511 pages : 25 cm.. 9781032549828

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Moments in Chiang Mai /

By Sketcher, Louios. Thailand : , 2024 . various paging, 23 cm. 9786166125795

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Majlis Konvokesyen 2024 Universiti Teknologi Brunei/

Bandar Seri Begawan : Universiti Teknologi Brunei, 2024 . 209 pages : 25 cm.. (pbk) | (hbk)

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Enchanting Chiang Mai & Northern Thailand /

By Shippen, Mick,. Oxford : John Beaufoy Publishing, 2024 . 79 pages : 27 cm.. 9781913679569

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Enchanting Thailand /

By Shippen, Mick,. Oxford : John Beaufoy Publishing, 2024 . 79 pages : 27 cm.. 9781913679583

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Enchanting Phuket, Samui & Krabi /

By Shippen, Mick,. Oxford : John Beaufoy Publishing Limited, 2024 . 79 pages : 27 cm .. 9781913679576

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Enchanting Bangkok /

By Shippen, Mick,. Oxford : John Beaufoy Publishing Limited, 2024 . 80 pages : 26 cm. 9781913679699

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UTB pulse 34th issue : Jan - Apr 2024/

Bandar Seri Begawan : Universiti Teknologi Brunei, 2024 . 99 pages : 27 cm..

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Majlis anugerah cemerlang 2024 Universiti Teknologi Brunei/

Bandar Seri Begawan : Universiti Teknologi Brunei, 2024 . 2 pages : 21 cm..

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Keutamaan Taubat /

Bandar Seri Begawan : Jabatan Mufti Kerajaan, 2024 . xi, 86 pages : , Text in Malay and Jawi Includes Quranic verses 23 cm.. 9789998455009

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Dari serambi Mekah : Pembisaian Masjid Suri Seri Begawan Raja Pengiran Anak Damit Manggis Madang /

By Pehin Abu Bakar Apong.. Old Airport Government Complex, Negara Brunei Darussalam: Qasrun Nafis Publishing, 2024 . 153 pages : 25cm.. 9789998497108

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Buku kenangan Masjid Suri Seri Begawan Raja Pengiran Anak Damit, Kampong Manggis Madang Negara Brunei Darussalam.

Kampong Manggis Madang, Negara Brunei Darussalam: 2024 . vii, 254 pages : 21cm.. 9789991770543

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Knowledge management conceptualizations of theory and practice /

By Fahmi Ibrahim. Bandar Seri Begawan : UNISSA Press, Universiti Islam Sultan Sharif Ali, 2024 . xx, 366 pages : 23 cm. 9789998451278

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The Filipino tragedy : and other historical facts every Filipino should know /

By Leynes, Virgilio C.,. Philippine : Luminaire Printing & publishing Corporation, 2024 . xi, 429 pages : 26 cm.. 9786210601985

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Laporan penuh (hansard) mesyuarat pertama dari musim permesyuaratan ke-20 Majlis Mesyuarat Negara 1445 / 2024 /

Jabatan Perdana Menteri : Jabatan Majlis-Majlis Mesyuarat, 2024 . xiv, 623 pages : 26 cm.. 9789991798790

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Effectiveness of desktop survey utilizing 3D model for development of piping work pack for offshore maintenance project /

By Suratno Adi Saputro. Bandar Seri Begawan : Universiti Teknologi Brunei, 2024 . xii, 110 pages ; , Submitted in fulfillment of the requirements for degree of Master of Science | Piping work pack is a document defines the scope of work, activities and materials required to execute the project maintenance for piping scope. Site survey is a mandatory process in the development of piping work pack for offshore maintenance project. Sometimes it cannot be completed as per schedule due to some reasons such as: bad weather, operation priority, unavailability of seat for offshore traveling and sometimes movement restriction due to any pandemic situations such as Covid 19, Monkeypox, etc. These situations may give uncertainty on the ability of design team to deliver the design engineering work pack as per schedule. The alternative way of survey is to do desktop survey utilizing 3D model. However, it requires assessment on effectiveness of this desktop survey on its quality performance, productivity, and cost prior to utilize it as a new norm in the development of piping work packs for offshore maintenance project. This research aimed to assess the effectiveness of this desktop survey. Sample of 5 offshore maintenance projects with total 342 piping work packs developed with site survey and 160 piping work packs developed with desktop survey were taken from Brunei Shell Petroleum (BSP) offshore restoration, maintenance, and construction (ORMC) project. The assessment on effectiveness was done using statistical comparative analysis between site survey and desktop survey using T-Test and Mann-Whitney methods with confidence interval 95% (a = 5%). Based on this analysis, it was found that desktop survey has no significant difference on quality performance ratio with site survey (P-value is 0.451), it means desktop survey has same quality performance with site survey. While for productivity, it was found that there is significant difference between site survey and desktop survey (P-value is 0.038), it means desktop survey has significant higher productivity than site survey. Similar decision was made also for Cost ratio for desktop survey without laser dimensional scanning (LDS), there is significant difference between desktop survey (without LDS) and site survey (P-value is 0.000), it means that desktop survey (without LDS) has significant higher cost efficiency than site survey. However, when the LDS is required due to unavailability of 3D model, there is no significant difference on the cost ratio between desktop survey (with LDS) and site survey (P-value is 0.144), it means desktop survey (with LDS) has same cost efficiency with site survey. Based on the assessment for overall indicators (quality, productivity, and cost), it was found that desktop survey without LDS has a significant different with site survey (P-value is 0.018), It means desktop survey without LDS has ability to improve its effectiveness significantly better than site survey. While for desktop survey with LDS, it has no significant difference with site survey (P-value is 0.803). It means desktop survey has ability to maintain its effectiveness same as site survey. Even for some indicators such as productivity and cost (desktop survey without LDS), it can improve its performance. The result was also validated by applying desktop survey to another similar maintenance project and analysing using the same method. It was found that there is no significant difference on the effectiveness between the previous projects with the new similar project (P-value is 0.936). Hence it can be concluded that desktop survey utilizing 3D model is proven and can be used as an alternative way of working for development of piping work pack for offshore maintenance projects in lieu of conventional site survey. 30 cm..

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Brunei residential rooftop solar energy potential study based on income and location factors /

By Nuramanina binti Hamdani. Bandar Seri Begawan : University Teknologi Brunei, 2024 . xviii, 180 pages : , submitted in fulfillment of the requirement for the degree of Master of Science | Abstract Brunei aims to increase its renewable energy share to.200 MW by 2025, 600 MW by 2035, and 1200 MW by 2050. Despite the ambitious goals, the country only has less than 7 MW capacity to date. The country needs to consider all alternatives to boost renewable energy generation including the possibility of generation using residential rooftops for solar panels to achieve these targets. Indeed, the residential sector is the highest electricity consumer in the country with heavily subsidised electricity tariffs. Hence, this study aimed to explore the potential of implementing residential rooftop PV systems in terms of solar capacity and economics for users and the government, according to income and location factors. The study collected user data load consumption, analysed solar energy potential, and assessed residential rooftop availability. Four scenarios were identified to attract users, and economic analysis was conducted to assess feasibility. The average residential PV system sizes were projected nationwide, and total solar energy capacity was estimated, including potential government and user savings. The residential rooftop PV system sizes were estimated to be between 10.5 kW and 30.8 kW. The best implementation scenario results in a payback of 16.2 - 34.1 years, with a return on investment of -26.7% to 54.0%. Residential monthly savings range from BND 41 to BND 59 for 10.5 kW systems and BND 59 to BND 158 for 30.8 kW systems. If all households install PV systems, the government can save between BND 13 million and BND 30 million yearly on subsidies. The projected nationwide residential rooftop PV capacity ranges from 732 MW to 1536 MW, costing BND 973 million to BND 2046 million. The cost of electricity (COE) using this system is BND 1.33 per watt per watt. In comparison, the Tenaga Suria Brunei solar farm project with a capacity of 1.2 MW costs BND 20 million, resulting in a COE of BND 16.6 per watt. Hence, the residential rooftop PV system offers a 92% reduction in COE compared to conventional solar farms in Brunei. The study suggests that Brunei should consider investing in residential rooftop PV systems due to their cost-effective benefits for both the government and users. 30 cm..

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Social entrepreneurial intentions in Brunei Darussalam /

By Khairunnisa binti Haji Bahrum. Bandar Seri Begawan : Universiti Teknologi Brunei, 2024 . 108 pages : , Submitted in fulfillment for the requirements for the Degree of Master by Research in Management | ABSTRACT ABSTRACT The idea of social entrepreneurship has recently captured the attention of numerous experts and policymakers globally. Among researchers, entrepreneurship stands out as a crucial area of investigation, evident in the increasing number of studies emphasizing the importance of global corporate education. Virtually all nations promote entrepreneurship as a means to stimulate economic development, create wealth, and generate employment. The research identifies a problem in Brunei Darussalam, pointing out a lack of knowledge about social entrepreneurship in the country, which could be seen as an opportunity for public benefit. Consequently, the study aims to uncover and evaluate social entrepreneurial intentions while exploring the moderating impact of entrepreneurial education on these intentions. The study employs the Structured Equation Modeling (SEM) method, specifically Partial Least Square (PLS), to analyze the gathered information. Given the growing complexity of the research objective, the study opts for theoretical extensions of existing theories through exploratory research for theory development. This approach also allows flexibility in handling more intricate models, particularly testing the moderating relations. The methodology choice is justified due to the study's relatively small sample size (202 valid responses), for which Smart PLS 3 is utilize for analysis. The study's PLS-SEM analysis indicates that perceived behavioral control, attitude toward behavior, and subjective norms significantly predict social entrepreneurship intentions. However, the study observes no clear association between the goals of social enterprises and opinions regarding their desirability (empathy, moral obligation) or practicability (self-efficacy, social support). Acknowledging limitations, the study's sample frame includes only students, the unemployed, and self-employed individuals in Brunei Darussalam, constrained by time and resource limitations. Despite a comparable sample size to other studies, caution is advised in generalizing the findings to the entire country's population. In conclusion, the study advocates for more research on social entrepreneurship in Brunei Darussalam, emphasizing its relative obscurity in the local population. The investigation sheds light on various public perceptions of social entrepreneurship, encouraging additional research to enhance conceptual understanding and gain deeper insights. 30 cm..

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