Ismailia Egypt June 2018

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1 Ismailia Egypt June 2018

2 Under the auspices of their Excellencies Dr. Mostafa Madbouli Prime Minister and Minister of Housing & Urban Communities, Egypt & Dr. Mohammed Abdel-Atey Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation, Egypt & Dr. Khalid Abdel Ghafar Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Reasearch, Egypt & Admiral. Mohab Mameesh Chairman & Managing Director, Suez Canal Authority & General. Adel El-Ghadban Port Said Governor 2

3 Conference Honorary Chairmen Prof. Dr. Ismail Abdel Ghafar President of Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime transport & Prof. Dr. Ashraf Elshihy President of Egyptian Chineese University, Egypt & Prof.Dr. Mohamed Elkenawy President of Mansoura University, Egypt & Prof.Dr. Shams Elden Shaheen President of Port Said University, Egypt & Prof.Dr. Mahmoud Saqr President of Scientific Research and Technology Academy, Egypt & Eng. Mamdouh Raslan Chairman, Holding Company for Water and Wastewater, Egypt 3

4 It is my great pleasure to welcome you all to the Twenty first International Water Technology Conference. This conference has already established itself as a key event in which the most influential researchers in the different Water-related fields and regulators from related governmental bodies and firms can come together to exchange insights and to influence each other s agendas. This 21 st session is organized in Ismailia.. It is a massage addressed world wide of peace and security in Ismailia and all Egypt. On this occasion, I would like to extend my deep gratitude to the organizing committees, for their continuous hard work in the organization of this conference. I would like to extend my warmest regards to every guest, participant, and observer joining our conference; hoping that it will be successful and fruitful. On behalf of the International Water Technology Association members, I would like to acknowledge the encouragement and support received from the official organizations in Egypt which have assured the continuity of Association activities since 2004 up to now. Deep gratitude for conference sponsors; the respected ministers for their auspices and support for the organization of this conference. Prof.Dr.MagdyAbouRayan President of International Water Technology Association &IWTC 21 Chairman 4

5 IWTC 2018 Program Index Conference Honorary Chairpersons 3 Welcome 6 Conference Organization 7 Conference Academic Organizers 8 Conference Chairperson& vice chairmen 9 Conference Organizing Committee 10 Conference Scientific Committee 11 Executive and Program Committee 12 Brief Program 13 Keynote Lectures 15 Panel Discussion 18 Workshops 20 COSIMENA Invited expertises 22 Technical Sessions Session Chairmen Author Index

6 ممممممممرممممممممممممممم ا WELCOME BIENVENUE MERHABA BENVENUTO The organizing committees extend to every participant a warm welcome to the Twenty first International Water Technology Conference IWTC We hope that you will find time to follow researches and savor the ethnic, business, international and cultural aspects of our setting. We will do our best to make your stay in Ismailia, Egypt very enjoyable. Organizing Committee Visit our Web Page: iwtc.info 6

7 The conference is organized by: Main Organizer International Water Technology Association (IWTA),iwta.info In co-operation with Mansoura University, Egypt Port Said University, Egypt Egyptian Chineese University, Egypt Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime transport, Egypt Holding Company for Water and Wastewater, Egypt Water Research Center, Mansoura, Egypt Engineers syndicate, Egypt 7

8 Academic Organizers Academy of Scientific Research and Technology, (ASRT), Egypt Clusters of Scientific Innovation in the Middle East and North Africa, (COSIMENA), Germany French Geological Survey (BRGM), France s Public Institution in Earth Science Applications, France Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR), Kuwait National Research Council (CNR), Italy National Water Research Center (NWRC ), Egypt Petru Maior University of Tirgu-Mures (UPM), Romania RWTH Aachen University, (RWTHAU), Germany Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, RAS, Russia Technische Universität Berlin Campus El Gouna, (TUBGEC), Germany 8

9 Twenty first International Water Technology Conference IWTC 2018 Conference Chairperson Magdy Abou Rayan President of International Water Technology Association & Ex-President of Mansoura University, Egypt. Conference Vice Chairmen Andrea Scozzari National Research Council (CNR-ISTI), Italy & Hani Sewilam RWTH Aachen University, Germany Conference Secretary General Kamal El-Nahhas Suez Canal Authority, Egypt 9

10 CONFERENCE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Abd Elnaby Kabeel Ali Al Magar Ayman Ibrahim Ibrahim Khalid Juneseok Lee Lachen Benaabidate Mohamed Abuhashim Mohamed Ali Mohamed Azaroual Nabil Hassan Oliver Saavedra Safey Elden Metwaly Sherine S. Ismail TamimYounos Tanta University, Egypt Environment Consult, Saudi Arabia Port-Said University, Egypt MiniaWater and Wastewater co, Egypt San Jose State University, CA, USA USMBA-Fez, Morocco Zagazig University, Egypt AASTMT, Egypt BRGM, France Zagazig University, Egypt Universidad Privada Boliviana, Bolivia Desert Research Center, Egypt NR Inst., MWRI, Egypt. GWI Academy, Washington, DC, USA 10

11 SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Andrey Kostianoy Abd El-Razik Zidan Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia Mansoura University, Egypt SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE MEMBERS Abdelazim Negm Abdelmoneim Abdelbary Adel Alhadad Ahmed Rashed Amgad Alansary Amr El-Feki Ghada El Serafy Ibrahim Gar Al-Alm Martina Zeleňáková Matthias Barjenbruch Mohamed Ashour Mohamed Basiouny Moustafa Soliman Nabil Elmenshawy Nikolaos Tzoupanos Pavel Vlasak Raja Ben Amar Rifaat Abdel Wahaab Saad Ragab Sohair I. Abou-Elela Zagazig University, Egypt AASTMT, Egypt. Water Research Center, Kuwait Drainage Research Inst., NWRC, Egypt Cairo University, Egypt Mansoura University, Egypt Deltares, Netherlands Mansoura University, Egypt Technical University of Košic, Slovakia Technische Universitaet Berlin,Germany Assuit University, Egypt Egyptian Chineese University, Egypt ASCE, Egypt Port-Said University, Egypt TechnischeUniversitaet Berlin,Germany Academy of Science, Czech Republic Sfax University, Tunisia HCWW, Egypt Virginia Tech. University, USA. National Research Center, Egypt 11

12 EXECUTIVE AND PROGRAM COMMITTEE Adel Abd El- Aziz Asmaa Yasser Kamal El-Nahhas Madonna Magdy Nader Gharib Safya El-Gayar Walaa Ibrahim Walaa Tarek Mansoura University, Egypt Mansoura University, Egypt Suez Canal Authority, Egypt (chairman) Mansoura University, Egypt AASTMT, Egypt Agriculture Research Center, Egypt IWTA, Egypt Mansoura University, Egypt 12

13 BRIEF PROGRAM Thursday June 28, :00 18:00 Registration 10:30 11:00 11:00 12:00 12:00 14:00 14:00 14:45 14:45 15:30 15:30 16:30 16:30 18:00 18:00 Friday June 29, 2018 Welcome Break Opening Ceremonies Keynote Session (1) Prof. Dr. Hossam Elmoghazy (2) Prof. Dr. Sohair abou Elela (3) Dr.-Eng. Noama Shareef (4) Dr. Ahmed El-Dyasti Panel Discussion Prof. Dr. Rifaat Abdel Wahab Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Gar Alalam Coffee Break Workshop (1), COSIMENA activities in Egypt COSIMENA Invited expertises Dinner 09:00 09:45 09:45 11:45 11:45 13:30 13:30 15:30 15:30 17:30 18:00 19:00 19:00 Workshops (2), Re-building Egypt Through Mega Projects Session 1,2,3 Break Sessions 4,5,6 Sessions 7,8,9 Closing Ceremonies Dinner 13

14 Thursday June 28, 2018 Time Room (A) 09:00 18:00 Registration 10:30 11:00 Welcome Break 11:00 12:00 Opening Ceremonies Keynote Session (1) Prof. Dr. Hossam Elmoghazy 12:00 14:00 (2) Prof. Dr. Sohair abou Elela (3) Dr.-Eng. Noama Shareef (4) Dr. Ahmed El-Dyasti Panel Discussion 14:00 14:45 Prof. Dr. Rifaat Abdel Wahab Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Gar Alalam 14:45 15:30 Coffee Break 15:30 16:30 Workshop (1), COSIMENA activities in Egypt 16:30 18:00 COSIMENA Invited expertises 18:00 Dinner Friday June 29, 2018 Time Room (A) Room (B) Room (C) 09:00 09:45 Workshop (2), Re-building Egypt Through Mega Projects 09:45 11:45 Technical session (1) Technical session (2) Technical session (3) 11:45 13:30 Break 13:30 15:30 Technical session (4) Technical session (5) Technical session (6) 15:30 17:30 Technical session (7) Technical session (8) Technical session (9) 18:00 19:00 Closing Ceremonies 19:00 Dinner 14

15 KEYNOTE Session No. of Keynote Lectures 4 15

16 KEYNOTE LECTURE (1) Effect of Climate Changes on The Egyptian Water Resources H.E.Prof. Dr. Hossam El-Maghazy Former Minister of Water Resources & Irrigation, Egypt Date : June, 28, 2018 Time: 12:00 12:30 Place : Solitaire Hall ********************************************** KEYNOTE LECTURE (2) Near Zero Liquid Discharge in Industrial Firms: An Approach for Water Saving and Sustainable Green Environment Prof. Dr. SohairAbou Elela National Research Center, Egypt Date : June, 28, 2018 Time: 12:30 13:00 Place : Solitaire Hall 16

17 KEYNOTE LECTURE (3) Application Biofilm Technology in Wastewater Treatment: A costeffective Solution Dr.-Eng. Noama Shareef CIM-Expert/ Senior Engineering Wastewater & Lecture at Civil Engineering faculty Al-Balqa' Applied University (BAU),Jordan Date : June, 28, 2018 Time: 13:00 13:30 Place : Solitaire Hall ********************************************** KEYNOTE LECTURE (4) Methanotrophs: The Black Horse to Consolidate the WRRFS Concept and Build Next Generation of Municipal Facilities Dr. Ahmed El-Dyasti Assistant Professor Lassonde School of Engineering, York University, Toronto, ON, Canada Date : June, 28, 2018 Time: 13:30 14:00 Place : Solitaire Hall 17

18 Panel Discussion 18

19 Sludge Management Discussion Moderator Prof. Dr. SohairAbou Elela National Research Center, Egypt Date June, 28, 2018 Time 14:00 14:45 Room Main Hall Sludge Management in Egypt: Challenges and Opportunities Speaker-1 Prof. Dr. Rifaat Abdel Wahaab Professor of Environmental Sciences, National Research Center, &Sector Head, Research and Development (R&D), Holding Company for Water and Wastewater Cairo. Energy Recovery From Sewage Sludge Speaker-2 Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Gar El-Alam Faculty of Engineering, Mansoura University, Egypt 19

20 WORKSHOPS No. of Workshops 2 20

21 WORKSHOP (1) COSIMENA Activities in Egypt Discussion Moderator Prof.Dr. Nabil H. Mostafa, Zagazig University, Egypt. Kamal El-Nahhas, Suez Canal Authority, Egypt Date June, 28, 2018 Time 15:30 16:30 Room Room (A), Solitare Hall Speaker Ms. Lilly von Stackelberg, Programme Coordinator COSIMENA, DAAD Cairo WORKSHOP (2) ******************************* Re-building Egypt Throw Mega Projects Discussion Moderator Prof. Dr. Abdel Razik Zidan Mansoura University, Egypt. Prof. Dr. Abdelazim Negm Zagazig University, Egypt Date June, 29, 2018 Time 09:00 09:45 Room Room (A), Solitare Hall Speaker Dr. Safey Elden Metwaly Desert Research Center, Egypt 21

22 COSIMENA Invited expertises 22

23 COSIMENA Invited expertises Session Chairman Ms. Lilly von Stackelberg, Programme Coordinator COSIMENA, DAAD Cairo Prof.Dr. Nabil H. Mostafa, Zagazig University, Egypt Date : June, 28, 2018 Time: 16:30 18:00 Place : Solitaire Hall Impact Assessment of Urban Encroachment on evapotranspiration, groundwater recharge and Runoff in the Arab countries using remote sensing and GIS Mr. Maged Ibrahim Leibniz University ****************************** Construction of Flood-Proof Riverbank Filtration Wells Case Studies from Developing and Developed Countries Dr. Cornelius Sandhu HTW Dresden ****************************** Potential of Microbial Biofilms: Researches and Applications Dr. Ahmed Ibrahim Labena Egyptian Petroleum Research Institute (EPRI) / TUM Alumnus ****************************** Water Resources Management in Egypt for Facing the Future Challenges Dr. Mohie Omar Nile Research Institute at the National Water Research Center 23

24 Technical Sessions No. of Sessions 09 No. of Papers 44 24

25 Place: Room (A), Palm Hall Friday June 29, :45 11:45 CHAIRPERSONS: Session 1 DESALINATION TECHNOLOGIES (DT) Ayman Ibrahim, Port-Said University, Egypt. Abd Elnaby Kabeel, Tanta University, Egypt. Ibrahim Khalid, Minia Water and Wastewater co, Egypt. Improving the Contact Pattern of the Humidification Step in the Water Desalination Process by Humidification Dehumidification Technique. Wael Abdelmoez Mohamed 1, and Mohammed S. Mahmoud 1,2, Egypt Minia University, Faculty of Engineering, Department of chemical engineering, Minia, 61111, Egypt, 2 Engineering Department, College of Applied Sciences-Sohar, Sohar, 311, Sultanate of Oman 65 Performance Enhancement of RO Membrane Using Thin Film Composite and Nanocomposite Materials. A.E. Kabeel 1, A. Khalil 2, Y. A. F. EL-Samadony 3 4, and M. A. Sharaf 5, Egypt 1 Professor, Mech..Power Eng.Department, Faculty of Eng, Tanta University, Egypt, 2 Professor, Mech.Power Eng.Department, Faculty of Eng, Tanta University, Egypt, 3 Associate Professor, Faculty of Eng Tanta University, Egypt, 4 Associate Professor, Faculty of Eng, Beirut Arab University, Lebanon, 5 Mech.Eng.Department, Faculty of Eng, Kafrelshiekh University, Egypt 66 Multi Stage Desalination Assisted by Solar Energy. Walaa M. El-Ashmawy 1, Wael M.El-Maghlany 2 and Mohamed El Helw 3 1 Faculty of Engineering, pharos University in alexandria, Alexandria, Egypt, 2Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering Alexandria University, Alexandria, Egypt, 3Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering Alexandria University, Alexandria, Egypt, 72 Impact of Soil Hydraulic Properties on Alternate Partial Root-Zone Drip Irrigation (APRDI) With Brackish Water. Tarek Selim, Egypt. Civil Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering, Port Said University 78 25

26 Place: Room (B), Italian Restaurant Friday June 29, :45 11:45 CHAIRPERSONS: Session 2 WATER RESOURCES PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT (WR) Hossam El-Maghazy, Former Minister of Water Resources & Irrigation, Egypt. Abdelazim Negm, Zagazig University, Egypt. Implementation of A Water Monitoring Plan Based on Risk Assessment. Wiem Guissouma Najari, Tunisia National Agency of the Sanitary and Environmental Control of Products (ANCSEP), Tunis 1 Magnitude And characteristics of Sand Dunes Encroachment Towards El-Sheikh Gaber Canal, North Sinai, Egypt. Mohamed ELSayed Gabr, Egypt Assistant Professor,High Institute for Engineering and Technology, New Damietta - Civil Engineering Department - Ministry of High Education, Egypt. 6 Virtual Water the Challenge of Egypt Water Management Plans. Aiman A. Rsheed 1 and A.A.H. EL-Khawaga 2, Egypt 1 Faculty of Engineering, Nada University, Beni Suif, Egypt 2 Agronomy Dept.Fac.Agric.Zagazig University 22 Rain Water Harvesting As an Adaptation Measure to Climate Change: A Case Study of Mamora Beach Area, Egypt. Islam Sabry Al Zayed 1, Eatemad Keshta 2, Karima Attia 3, Egypt. 1Researcher and vice head of Nile Basin Studies Department, Water Resources Research Institute, National Water Research Center, Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation 2Research assistant, Nile Basin Studies Department, Water Resources Research Institute National Water Research Center, Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation 3Director,Water Resources Research Institute, National Water Research Center, Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation 25 Adaptation to Climate Change Problems And Solutions on Magrour Idku And Idku Lake, North West, Egypt. Khyal A. Zahra, Egypt Researcher and Director of Ras El-Bar Coastal Research Station, Coastal Research Institute, National Water Research Center, P.C , Alexandria, Egypt 32 26

27 Place: Room (C), Rose Hall Friday June 29, :45 11:45 CHAIRPERSONS: Session 3 WATER TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY (WTT) "A" Sohair I. Abou-Elela, National Research Center, Egypt. Ahmed Rashed, Drainage Research Inst., NWRC, Egypt. Matthias Barjenbruch, Technische Universitaet Berlin, Germany. Control of Activated Sludge Filamentous Bulking Through Operation at A Very High MLSS Concentration. A. Abusam 1, and F. Al-Salameen 2, Kuwait 1 Wastewater Treatment and Reclamation Technology (WTRT) Program, Water Research Center, Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research, Kuwait. P.O. Box Safat, Kuwait 2 Department of Biotechnology, the Environment & Life Sciences Research Center, Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research, Kuwait. P.O. Box Safat, Kuwait 14 Coliphage Viruses Removal from Treate Waste Water in Modified Sand Columns, Kuwait. A.Al-Haddad 1, T. Rashid 2, B. Al-Salman 3, and H. Naseeb 4 1,2,3,4 Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research 15 Treatment of Organic Matter and Sulfides From Hospital Wastewater in Kuwait A. Mydlarczyk 1, A. Al-Haddad 2, H. Abdullah 3, Kuwait 1, 2, 3 Wastewater Treatment and Reclamation Technology (WTRT) Program, Water Research Center, Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research, Kuwait, P.O. Box Safat, Kuwait 16 Application of Life Cycle Cost Analysis Method on Wastewater Treatment Plants in Rural Egypt Mamdouh Yossef Saleh 1, Medhat Mahmoud Hosny EL-Zahar 2, Nehal Mossad Mohamed Ashour 3, Egypt 1 Professor of Sanitary & Environmental Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Port Said University, Port said, Egypt, 2 Assoc. Prof., Civil Department, Faculty of Engineering, Port Said University, Port said and Now, Adjunct Assoc. Prof., Giza Engineering Institute, Giza, Egypt, 3 Teaching Assistant, Civil Department, Faculty of Engineering, Port Said University, Port said, Egypt. 19 Ultrasonication-Assisted Biosorption of Cationic Dye from Aqueous Phase. El-K Guechi 1, S.Haou 2, O. Hamdaoui 3, S. Benabdesselam 4, Algeria 1, Laboratory of Environmental Engineering, Department of Process Engineering, Badji Mokhtar University-Algeria, 27

28 2, Laboratory of Environmental Engineering, Department of Process Engineering, Badji Mokhtar University-Algeria, 3, Laboratory of Environmental Engineering, Department of Process Engineering, Badji Mokhtar University-Algeria, 4, Laboratory of Engineering of Water and Environment in Saharan Environment, Department of Process Engineering, Kasdi Merbah University, Algeria 31 Characterization And Adsorption Properties of Starch Based Hydrogels. S. E. Abdel-Aal 1, G. A. Mahmoud 2, N. A. El-kelesh 3, E. A. Alshafei 4, Egypt Polymer chemistry deperatmant, National Center for Radiation Research and Technology (NCRRT), Nasr City, Cairo, Egypt. 2Egyptian Desalination Research Center of Excellence (EDRC), Desert Research Center, Cairo, P.O.B 11753, Egypt, 77 28

29 Session 4 HYDRAULICS AND HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES (HS) "A" Place: Room (A), Palm Hall Friday June 29, :30 15:30 CHAIRPERSONS: Mohamed Ashour, Assuit University, Egypt. Abdel Razik Zidan, Mansoura University, Egypt. Effect of Combined Broad Crested Weir, Radial Gate And Pipe Hole on the Flow Characteristics And the Downstram Nappe Dimensions. Maha Rashad Fahmy 1, Magdy H. Mowafy 2 Egypt. 1 Assoc. Prof. Water Engineering and Water Structures Dept.Faculty of Engineering, Zagazig University, Egypt 2 Prof. of Water Structures Dept.Faculty of Engineering, Zagazig University, Egypt 11 Assessment of Enviromental Impact of the Implementation Stages of Submerged Breakwater on the Bay And Shoreline, Northwest Coast, Egypt. Khyal A. Zahra, Egypt. Researcher and Director of Ras El-Bar Coastal Research Station, Coastal Research Institute, National Water Research Center, P.C , Alexandria, Egypt 30 Regime Equations for Egyptian Irrigation Canals (Case Study: Dakahliya Governorate ). Zidan, A. R. a ; Abdalla, M. G. b ; Khalaf S c ; and Saqr, A. M d, Egypt. a Prof., Irrigation & Hydraulics Dept., Fac. of Engrg., EL-Mansoura Univ. b Associate Prof., Irrigation & Hydraulics Dept., Fac. of Engrg., EL-Mansoura Univ. c Assistant Prof., Irrigation & Hydraulics Dept., Fac. of Engrg., EL-Mansoura Univ. d Assistant Lecturer, Irrigation & Hydraulics Dept., Fac. of Engrg., EL-Mansoura Univ. 40 Roughened And Corrugated Aprons As Scour Countermeasures Downstream of Submerged Hydraulic Jumps. Mohamed E Basiouny 1, Tarek H Nasrallah 2,Fahmy S Abdelhaleem 2 and Amir S Ibraheem 2, Egypt. 1Civil Engineering Dept., Egyptian Chinese University (ECU), Egypt 2Civil Engineering Dept., Benha Faculty of Engineering, Benha University, Egypt 49 Solution Navigation Problems on Gamasa Drain Mouth, North Coast, Egypt. Khyal A. Zahra, Egypt. Researcher and Director of Ras El-Bar Coastal Research Station, Coastal Research Institute, National Water Research Center, P.C , Alexandria, Egypt 62 29

30 Place: Room (B), Italian Restaurant Friday June 29, :30 15:30 CHAIRPERSONS: Session 5 WATER TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY (WTT), "B" Ibrahim Gar Al-Alm Mansoura University, Egypt. Ahmed Rashed, Drainage Research Inst., NWRC, Egypt. Nikolaos Tzoupanos, Technische Universitaet Berlin, Germany. Waste Water Reuse Standard For Agriculture Irrigation in Egypt. Mohamed ELSayed Gabr, Egypt. Assistant Professor, Civil Engineering Department, High Institute for Engineering and Technology, New Damietta, Ministry of High Education, Egypt. 8 Removal of Mercury by Potato Peel From Aqueous Media. K. Hamouche 1, E-K.Guechi 2, S. Benabdesselam 3, O.Hamdaoui 4, Algeria 1 Laboratory of Environmental Engineering, Department of Process Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Annaba, Algeria,, 2 Laboratory of Environmental Engineering, Department of Process Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Annaba, Algeria, 3 Laboratory of Engineering of Water and Environment in Saharan Environment, Department of Process Engineering University Kasdi Merbah-Ouargla, Algeria, 4 Laboratory of Environmental Engineering, Department of Process Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Annaba, Algeria 33 Effect of Plants, Shading And Solar Radiation on Bioaerosol in Wastewater Treatment Plants. Moharram Fouad 1, Huda El-Gamal 2, Kamal Radwan 3, Soliman Aborawash 4, Egypt 1, 2, 3 Professors faculty of Engineering Mansoura University 4Researcher faculty of Engineering Mansoura University 34 Removal of Copper and Cadmium Ions From Aqueous Solutions Using Chemically Modified Marine Algae (Alginate). Ahmed Salisu 1 and Mohd Marsin Sanagi 2, Nigeria 1 Department of Pure and Industrial Chemistry, Faculty of Natural and Applied Science, Umaru Musa Yar adua University Katsina, PMB 2218, Nigeria, 2 Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, UniversitiTeknologi Malaysia, UTM Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia 35 Effect of Productivity And Quality of Purified Water System Used in Pharmaceutical Application. Farrag, T.E 1., and Abdelbasier A.M 2, Egypt 1 Chemical Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering, Port Said University, Port Said, Egypt. 2 Chemical Engineering Department, High Institute of Engineering & Technology (Tanta), Egypt 70 30

31 Place: Room (C), Rose Hall Friday June 29, :30 15:30 CHAIRPERSONS: Session 6 DESALINATION TECHNOLOGIES (DT), "B" Nabil H. Mostafa, Zagazig University, Egypt. Nabil Elmenshawy, Port-Said University, Egypt Kamal El-Nahhas, Suez Canal Authority, Egypt. Experimental Study of Water Desalination by Air Gap Membrane Distillation Process. Rashid Zoon 1, Kamal El-Nahhas 2, Gamal Sultan 3, Libya 1 Mechanical Power Eng. Dept. Faculty of Engineering. The University of Al-Jabal Al-Gharbi. Libya, 2 Suez Canal Authority, Water Sector, 3Mechanical power Eng. Dept, Faculty of Engineering, Mansoura University 50 Exergy Analysis of Single Slope Solar Still With Low Cost Energy Storage Material. Ravishankar Sathyamurthy a, b, A.E. Kabeel a, S.A. El-Agouz a, India a Mechanical Power Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering, Tanta University, Egypt b Department of Mechanical Engineering, S.A. Engineering College, Chennai , Tamil Nadu, India 51 A Hybrid Multi Effect Distillation-Air Gap Membrane Distillation System. Y. Elhenawy 1, M. Shatat 2, M. El-Ghandour 3, A. Mabrouk 4, G. Moustafa 5, M. Abdelkader 6 Egypt 1 Faculty of Engineering, Port Said University, Egypt, 2 Faculty of Engineering, Port Said University, Egypt, 3Faculty of Engineering, Port Said University, Egypt, 4Faculty of Petroleum & Mining Engineering, Suez University, Egypt, 5 Faculty of Engineering, Port Said University, Egypt, 6 Faculty of Engineering, Port Said University, Egypt 75 Study of The Performance and Productivity of Hybrid (TVC/DCMD) Desalination System. Rashed, A.R. 1, Saif, A.M. 2, Shatat, M.M.E. 3,and Mohamed, A.M.I. 4, Egypt 1,2,3,4 Mechanical Power Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering, Port Said University, Port Said, Egypt, 79 Improvement of Thermal Properties of Paraffin Wax As Latent Heat Storage Material With Direct Solar Desalination Systems by Using Aluminum Oxide Nanoparticles. S. M. Shalaby a, H. F. Abosheiash a, S. T. Assar, A. E. Kabeel b, Egypt. a Engineering Physics and Mathematics Department, Faculty of Engineering, Tanta University, Egypt b Mechanical Power Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering, Tanta University, Egypt 82 31

32 Place: Room (A), Palm Hall Friday June 29, :30 17:30 CHAIRPERSONS: Session 7 HYDROLOGY &GROUNDWATER FLOW Abdelazim Negm, Zagazig University, Egypt. Safey Elden Metwaly, Desert Research Center, Egypt. Sherine S. Ismail, NRI, NWRC, MWRI, Egypt. Climate Change Impacts on Agriculture Adaptation and Mitigation Technologies (Traditional agriculture rain fed sector as a case study in Sudan). Salaheldien Sharief Tambel, Sudan. Ministry of Agriculture and Forests, General Directorateof Natural Resources and Sustianable Development, Vice General Manager. 2 Evaluation of Groundwater Vulnerability to Seepage From Open Drains Considering Different Pumping Schemes in Unconfined Aquifers. Hany F. Abd- Elhamid, Gamal M. Abdelaal, Isamil Abd-Elaty, Abdelrahman M. Said, Egypt. Water and Water Structures Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering,Zagazig University 20 A Novel Approach to Incorporate Heterogeneity in Groundwater Flow Models. H Zarour 1, A.S.Palmer 2 and J.G. Begg 3, New Zealand 1 gh 2 O Limited 2 Massey University 3 GNS Science 45 Climate Change Effects on Annual Rainfall Characteristics in Egypt. Rufayda M. El-Hagrsy¹, Tamer A. Gado², and I.M.H. Rashwan 3, Egypt 1,2,3Dept. of Irrigation and Hydraulics Engineering,Faculty of Engineering, Tanta University, Egypt 43 On Selection of Probability Distributions for Annual Extreme Rainfall Series in Egypt. Abeer M. Salama¹, Tamer A. Gado², and Bakenaz A.Zeidan 3, Egypt. 1,2,3 Dept. of Irrigation and Hydraulics Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Tanta University, 44 A Environmental Impact of Sea Level Rise on The Low Land of The Nile Delta. Mohamed Abd-El-Mooty 1 and Maha Moawad 2, Egypt. 1 irrigation& Hyd. dept., Faculty of Eng. Alex University 2 Civil Eng. dept. Kafrel Sheikh University

33 Session 8 HYDRAULICS AND HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES (HS)"B" Place: Room (B), Italian Restaurant Friday June 29, :30 17:30 CHAIRPERSONS: Hossam El-Maghazy, Former Minister of Water Resources & Irrigation, Egypt. Mohamed Ashour, Assuit University, Egypt. Abdel Razik Zidan, Mansoura University, Egypt. Numerical Modeling of Nearshore Sandbars Morpholgy. Mohamed Abd-El- Mooty 1 and Rania Mohamed 2, Egypt. 1 prof at Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University, Egypt, 2 Lecturer at Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University, Egypt 27 Flood Hydrograph Prediction due to Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam Break. Mohammed I. Idress 1, Fahmy S. Abdelhaleem 2, Bakenaz A. Zeidan 1, Egypt. 1 Faculty of Engineering, Tanta University, 2 Benha Faculty of Engineering, Benha University. 46 Reliability-Aware Genetic Algorithm-based Optimization of Water Distribution Network Design. Ali Salem 1,József Dezső 2, Emad A. M. Osman 3, Ezzat ELsayed Gomaa 4, Mohamed A.M. Eid 5, Hungary 1 University of Pécs, H-7624 Pécs, Hungary andminia University, Minia 61111, Egypt, 2 University of Pécs, H-7624 Pécs, Hungary, 3 Minia University, Minia 61111, Egypt, 4MiniaUniversity, Minia 61111, Egypt, 5Minia University, Minia 61111, Egypt 71 Utilizing Submerged Vanes For Enhancing Transverse Mixing in Streams. Sharma, H. 1, Ahmad, Z. 2, India 1 Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Institute of Infrastructure Technology, Research And Management, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, Roorkee, Uttarakhand, India

34 Place: Room (C), Rose Hall Friday June 29, :30 17:30 CHAIRPERSONS: Session 9 WATER TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY (WTT), "C" Sohair I. Abou-Elela, National Research Center, Egypt. Mohamed Basiouny, Egyptian Chineese University, Egypt Nikolaos Tzoupanos, Technische Universitaet Berlin, Germany. Biological Phosphorus Removal Feasibility Study. Ahmed El-Zayat, Egypt. Delta University for Science & Technology, civil engineering department 13 Ballasted Sand Flocculation Technology for Storm Water Runoff Treatment. A.A. Kazmi a, Sumant Kumar b, Narayan C. Ghosh b, Ankur Rajpal a, India. a Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, Roorkee ;bNational Institute of Hydrology, Roorkee Direct In-Line Filtration of Turbid Water Through Floating Media. Hany Elnagar 1, Hisham K. El-Etriby 2, Mohamed Mossad 3, Ahmed Fadel 4, Egypt. Public Works Eng. Dept., Fac. of Eng., Mansoura University 83 Fate And Removal of Priority Phthalates in UASB + Polishing Pond Based Full Scale Wastewater Treatment Plant- A Sustainable Treatment Scheme of Developing Countries. Khalid Muzamil Gani 1, and Absar Ahmad KAZMI 2, India 1 Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee Uttrakhand, , 2 Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee Uttrakhand, , 84 34

35 About Ismailia Ismailia is one of the most beautiful Egyptian destinations situated on the Suez Canal and it is the capital of the governorate of the same name. Ismailia was built on the West Bank of the Temsah Lake and it is located on the pathway of the Suez Canal. The city is situated almost in the middle of the city of Portsaid in the North and the city of Suez in the South, 120 kilometers to the East of Cairo, the Egyptian capital. With more than 700,000 inhabitants, the city has developed largely in the past few decades with the building of the tunnel of Gamal Abdel El Nasser, the construction of the Cairo Ismailia high way, and with many hotels and resorts being established lately in Ismailia Ismailia is considered to be among the most charming cities in Egypt with a large number of gardens, its clean well organized streets and neighborhoods, and the distinguished European style that made it a wonderful destination for one day trips from Cairo or even for a lunch break for tourists traveling to Sinai. The History of Ismailia Ismailia is among the most recent established cities in Egypt, in comparison to other cities with a long history, like Cairo and Alexandria, which were constructed hundreds of years ago. The city of Ismailia was established with the opening of the Suez Canal in the 16th of November 1869 in the reign of the Khedive Ismail, the founder of the Suez Canal, and the word "Ismailia" was actually derived from his name. The city was established and developed to house the European engineers and laborers who worked in operating the Suez Canal when it was first created and this is why some of 35

36 the neighborhoods of Ismailia still have the European atmosphere with the French style of the architecture of villas and houses. The Inhabitants of Ismailia The social composition of the inhabitants of Ismailia or the city's demography consists mainly of a mixture of three migration waves that traveled to the city at the same time of the opening of the Suez Canal and the rising of a new city situated on the Temsah Lake to the East of Cairo.The first group of people who traveled to Ismailia and settled in the city were workers and laborers from Upper Egypt who participated in the digging of the Suez Canal. After the opening of the Canal they had two choices, either remain in the city that offered a lot of work opportunities at the time or return to their homeland in the South of Egypt and of course, almost all of them remained in Ismailia.The second wave of immigrants to Ismailia came from other cities that were established during the digging of the Suez Canal like Portsaid and the city of Suez as they found better work and a higher standard of living that encouraged them to reside in Ismailia. The last group who left their homelands and traveled to Ismailia came from Europe and consisted of the engineers and higher ranked employees who worked in the daily operation of the Suez Canal. However, after the nationalization of the canal in 1956 by the former Egyptian president, Gamal Abdel Nasser, and the beginning of the battles between the Egyptian army and the Israeli troops in Sinai, most of the Europeans who lived in the city of Ismailia for many years left the city for good and went back to Europe. Touristic Attractions in Ismailia Tourism in Ismailia can be summarized by its wonderful green orchards and gardens, the beautiful Temsah Lake that hosts some of the fine beaches, the Suez Canal, some historical sites and museums, and the most delicious fried and grilled fish. These components contributed all together, during the past few years, to increase the number of tourists who visited Ismailia for leisure and to have a short vacation away from other crowded cities in Egypt like Cairo or Alexandria. Moreover, many local and multinational companies and organizations arrange for conferences in Ismailia as it is located near Cairo and it provides the participants with a calm atmosphere that would help them focus during the meetings or workshops and then have an enjoyable time afterward. The Historical Sites of Ismailia Although the modern city of Ismailia was only established in 1869 by Khedive Ismail, a number of historical discoveries were found inside the city and all around it dating back to the Pharaonic, Roman, Coptic, and Islamic periods. When the Supreme Council of Antiquities in Egypt started the excavation missions in Ismailia, they were able to unearth some fossils of several tombs that date back to the pre-dynastic era in the Egyptian history, more than 5000 years in the past. Some other excavation missions that worked in an area called Tal El Kou' found a number of houses and tombs, made out of bricks that date back to the Second Intermediate period, between the middle of the 17th century and the middle of the 16th century, during the Hyksos occupation of Egypt. Due to a large number of 36

37 houses and tombs that were discovered in that area, the scientists are now working on discovering the exact location of "Oris" the capital and the headquarter of the Hyksos in Egypt. Was this great historical city located on the East bank of Ismailia in Sinai, the North of Sinai on the way the Hyksos used to travel to Egypt, or in that same location of the tombs discovered in Tal El Kou'? These scientific discoveries proved that Ismailia was known by the ancient Egyptians in the pre-dynastic period and at the beginning of the dynastic period in Egypt in 3100 BC. Due to the historical importance of Ismailia, a number of foreign universities have started studying the city and directing excavation missions to discover the historical sites located in and around Ismailia. Among the most important excavation missions in Ismailia is one by the University of London that was able to unearth a lot of fossils and antiquities that belonged to the forts that were constructed by the Pharaohs to protect the Eastern borders of Egypt and to restore some of the already unearthed historical sites. The De Lesseps Museum This Museum was the residence of Ferdinand De Lesseps, the engineer who executed the construction of the Suez Canal in 1859 by orders from the Khedive Ismail. The Museum of De Lesseps houses some of his tools, belongings, engineering plans, some rare historical maps of the Suez Canal, and a wonderful canvas with the two letters; S.C, or the Suez Canal that was given to him during the celebration of the opening of the Suez Canal. Among the most wonderful displays of the De Lesseps Museum in Ismailia is a copy of the original invitations that were sent to the kings and presidents of the world to attend the grand opening of the Suez Canal on the 17th of November There is also a wonderful horse carriage that De Lesseps used during his supervision visits to the location of the Suez Canal.The House itself is fascinating with its European style of architecture, decorated ceilings, and it's wonderful wallpaper that was imported from France and was the first to be ever used in Egypt. The Temsah Lake The Temsah Lake is one of the most beautiful natural lakes in Egypt with its charming atmosphere and the purity of its waters that would be amazing to swim in or even to relax on the beaches situated all around the lake. The Temsah Lake has a surface area of around 14 square kilometers, which is relatively a large space that encouraged many touristic resorts, beaches, cafes, and restaurants to operate on the shores of the lake. 37

38 International Water Technology Association International Water Technology Association is a non-governmental Association no.1623 for It was established by a panel of experts and university professors. On October 2010 the Council announcement of the structure amendment to create the International Association. The aims of this association are to: 1. Highlight the importance of water issue both socially and economically at the local, national and international levels. 2. Highlight the importance of preserving water and its resources. 3. Support and spread out modem technology concerning water treatment and desalination. 4. Organize training courses in the field of water management and treatment. 5. Organize scientific meetings which aim to raise the awareness of people concerning the water issue and its dimensions. 6. Conduct research studies and projects in the field of' preserving the aquatic resources and water management. The first activity of this association was participating in the organization of the 8 th International Conference for Water Technology. The association aims at organizing a number of training courses in the fie1d of protecting aquatic resources against pollution, the technology of water desalination and water treatment. In addition, a number of workshops will be held on the importance of some national issues such as: - Water and development of isolated areas. - Crop structure and its role in saving water. - Water resources management. - Evaluating the economic value of water. 38

39 CONFERENCE INFORMATION & VENUE Registration, Opening Ceremonies, Technical Sessions will all be held at: TOLIP Al Fursan Resort-Ismailia Opening and Closing Ceremonies will be held in the Principal Conference Room Technical Sessions and Workshops will be held in Rooms A,B and C REGISTRATION AT THE CONFERENCE DESK All participants must register upon their arrival at the registration desk located at hotel. The registration desk will be open from Thursday 28 June at 09:00 to 18:00. Every registered participant will receive the necessary documents: name tags, Abstracts booklet, tickets for lunches, bag and a CD. PRESENTATION, COMMUNICATIONS AND DISCUSSION There will be three parallel sessions, according to this program. Every session room is equipped with an LCD projector. If you require any specific audio-visual equipment, all authors must contact the technicians 30 min. before the session. The time allocated for each presentation is 15 minutes in addition to 5 minutes discussion. All conducted in the English Language. 39

40 Presentation Guidelines Aspect Ratio: Always use landscape format (i.e. wider than tall) when creating slides. If portrait format information must be displayed, show it at its fullest height within a landscape slide and/ or split the information over two slides. Presentation should be made in widescreen 16:9 this will avoid any problems when projecting on a HD screen and ideally with a resolution of 1920/ Fonts: Use large, clear typefaces and consider 40 pt the absolute minimum font size, as any smaller will be unreadable. Try to use a 'standard' font, the use of non standard fonts can create problems if you are loading a Power Point presentation from disk, or if it has been ed onto a host computer. If the font is not available on the host it will be automatically substituted by another,which will very often disrupt the slide layout. If you do need to use a "Corporate font" please make sure to bring a USB with the font, so it can be installed onto our presentation machines. Layout & Content: Text slides should contain key points to reinforce and illustrate your spoken message. Use double spacing between lines. Generally, you should have no more than 6 words per line, and no more than 6 lines per slide. Use contrasting colours for backgrounds and type font colours should be in the range of whites to yellow for dark backgrounds and black to dark blue for light backgrounds. Avoid using red as it doesn't project well and may agitate your audience. Try not to use animations or sound effects unless they are crucial to your presentation. These things are a distraction to your audience. Charts &Graphs: Again try to keep these simple, bold and clear. Keeping the legend and values within the guidelines for font sizes as above may give a rough guide as to how much information the graph can contain and remain viewable. Scanned Images: Images for use in Power Point presentation should not be scanned at too high a resolution. A resolution of 72 dpi is satisfactory for projection. Scanning at higher rates produce very large files, this can be slow at loading and restrict the portability of the presentation. Save the images as JPEG or other compatible file types for more compact presentation. Checking your slides:as a guide to the clarity of your slides under conference conditions sit back from your monitor and view your presentation. If you are using a "14"monitor the equivalent viewing distance for the back row of a 50m auditorium with a 5.3' x 3' projection screen is around 7m. If you are struggling to read your slides at this distance then a significant proportion of your audience will also be unable to read your presentation. Video: If you intend using a video during your presentation try to avoid having the video imbedded within your presentation. i.e. as a slide as some laptops will not play the video and you will end up with a black screen appearing on the projection. It may look ok on your laptop but 80% of the time it will not be outputted from the computer to the external monitor. We recommend that you supply any video inserts you require for your presentation on anyof the following formats Digital Betacam, DVD, MPEG, Quicktime, H264or DVcam. Backup copies: always have a backup copy of your presentation on CD or USB. 40

41 6 Tips for Writing a Professional Bio 1. KEEP IT SHORT While there's no right or wrong term, it may help you to remember the difference between bio and biography. Bio = short. Biography = long. Don't write a biography when a bio will suffice. Normally it's best to limit your bio to three or four sentences. If it's too long people won't read it. When writing a personal profile or "about me" for your website, you can make it a little longer if you wish. 2. BRIEFLY HIGHLIGHT YOUR MAIN ACHIEVEMENTS The purpose of writing a bio is to demonstrate your professional credibility. Unlike a resume, a work bio only needs to cover the "high points" of your career. 3. LET YOUR PERSONALITY SHOW Since your professional bio is an advertisement for you, make it reflect the real you. If you're a down-to-earth person, use unpretentious language. If you have a particular passion, let the reader know. Some people saythat personal information is not relevant in a work bio because it has nothing to do with the job. That may be true, but most readers like getting a sense of who you are outside of your professional role. 4. TAILOR YOUR BIO TO THE READER Write a bio about you but for the reader. Ideally, your professional bio will address these three reader questions: 1) Who you are 2) Your expertise and how it addresses 3) Your reader's problem or goal 5. MAKE IT EASY TO READ When you write a bio, break the information into short paragraphs (no more than three sentences in each paragraph). Studies show that when people are faced with a large block of text (especially on a computer screen),they just skim over it quickly. By making your paragraphs nice and short, you'll increase the likelihood that people will actually read your bio. 6. WRITE A BIO IN THIRD PERSON What this means is to write a bio as though someone else is talking about you. Instead of writing "I am" and "I graduated", you write "Jane Smith is" and "She graduated". Use your full name (first and last) the first name. After that, it's up to you whether to refer to yourself by your full name, just your first name, or just your last name. 41

42 Guidelines for Speaking at an Event Preparing, Delivering and Executing your Presentation Delivering a presentation at an IQPC conference gives our audience a chance to listen to and discuss your experiences, and benefit from your pragmatic solutions. We hope it also gives you a chance to meet your peers and take advantage of the networking and learning opportunity the conference aims to provide, as our guest. We hope that the following points will assist you in making your session as successful and enjoyable as possible. Preparing your Presentation Less is more! Your slides should reflect the most important points and information you are presenting. Include a contents slide at the beginning of your presentation;so that the audience understands exactly what they will learn from your presentation. Use bold colours that are easy to read;and legible from the back of the room. Very your presentation; incorporate videos, flipcharts as will as your Power Point presentation. Submit your presentation at least 3 weeks prior to the conference; so that conference documentation can be compiled, and delegates can follow your presentation on the day. If this deadline will present you with any difficulty, please contact your Conference Manger as soon as possible to discuss. Delivering your Presentation Reflect on your personal corporate experiences;with both anecdotal and empirical evidence, include disasters as well as successes Honesty is very highly rated by delegates. Refer to speakers that have presented before; so that the conference flows together. Explain any acronyms or terms used within your presentation; IQPC conferences attract delegates from a vast internationalarena who may not be familiar with certain terms. Executing your presentation About a natural presentation style; interactivity helps to make the conference as informal and friendly as possible. Involve the audience; possibly using a hands up/hands down, sit down/ stand up approach like a voting tool. Prepare quick practical exercises; individually or in a group to give delegates a hands- on experience. Use objects and props to stimulate discussions Move delegates around the room; so they interact with new people. These are only a few suggestions; please feel free to structure your presentation as you feel will best suit the content. Thank you very much for making our events as successful as possible. Weappreciate that a huge amount of energy and effort goes into making these conferences a memorable and fun experience for all concerned. Wedo hope and anticipate that you also benefit from your time working with us. 42

43 Session Chairmen # Session title Chairpersons DESALINATION TECHNOLOGIES (DT ), "A" WATER RESOURCES PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT (WR) WATER TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY (WTT), "A" HYDRAULICS AND HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES (HS), "A" WATER TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY (WTT), "B" DESALINATION TECHNOLOGIES (DT), (B) HYDROLOGY & GROUNDWATER FLOW HYDRAULICS AND HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES (HS), "B" WATER TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY (WTT), "C" Ayman Ibrahim Abd Elnaby Kabeel Ibrahim Khalid Hossam Moghazi Abdelazim Negm Sohair I. Abou-Elela Ahmed Rashed Matthias Barjenbruch Mohamed Ashour Abdel Razik Zidan Ibrahim Gar Al-Alm, Ahmed Rashed Nikolaos Tzoupanos Nabil Hassan Nabil Elmenshawy Kamal El-Nahhas Abdelazim Negm Safey Elden Metwaly Sherine S. Ismail Hossam Moghazi Mohamed Ashour Abdel Razik Zidan Sohair I. Abou-Elela Mohamed Basiouny Nikolaos Tzoupanos 43

44 AUTHORS INDEX NAME SESSION NO. PAPER NO. A. Abusam 3 14 A. Khalil 1 66 A. Mabrouk 6 75 A. Mydlarczyk 3 16 A.A. Kazmi 9 80 A.A.H. EL-Khawaga 2 22 A.Al-Haddad 3 15,16 A.E. Kabeel 1,6 66,51,82 A.S.Palmer 7 45 Abdalla, M. G 4 40 Abdelbasier A.M 5 70 Abdelrahman M. Said 7 20 Abeer M. Salama 7 44 Absar Ahmad KAZMI 9 84 Ahmad, Z 8 81 Ahmed Fadel 9 83 Ahmed El-Zayat 9 13 Ahmed Salisu 5 35 Aiman A. Rsheed 2 22 Ali Salem 8 71 Amir S Ibraheem 4 49 AnkurRajpal 9 80 B. Al-Salman 3 15 Bakenaz A.Zeidan 7,8 44,46 E. A. Alshafei 3 77 Eatemad Keshta 2 25 E-K.Guechi 3,5 33,31 Emad A Ezzat ELsayed Gomaa 8 71 F. Al-Salameen 3 14 Fahmy S Abdelhaleem 4,8 49,46 Farrag, T.E 5 70 G. A. Mahmoud 3 77 G. Moustafa 6 75 Gamal M. Abdelaal

45 Gamal Sultan 6 50 H Zarour 7 45 H. Abdullah 3 16 H. F. Abosheiash 6 82 H. Naseeb 3 15 Hany Elnagar 9 83 Hany F. Abd- Elhamid 7 20 Hisham K. El-Etriby 9 83 Huda El-Gamal 5 34 I.M.H. Rashwan 7 43 Isamil Abd-Elaty 7 20 Islam Sabry Al Zayed 2 25 J.G. Begg 7 45 József Dezső 8 71 K. Hamouche 5 33 Kamal El-Nahhas 6 50 Kamal Radwan 5 34 Karima Attia 2 25 Khalaf S 4 40 Khalid Muzamil Gani 9 84 Khyal A. Zahra 2,4 32,30,62 M. A. Sharaf 1 66 M. Abdelkader 6 75 M. El-Ghandour 6 75 M. Osman 8 71 M. Shatat 6 75 Maha Moawad 7 67 Maha Rashad Fahmy 4 11 Mamdouh Yossef Saleh 3 19 Medhat Mahmoud Zahar 3 19 Mohamed Mossad 9 83 Mohamed A.M. Eid 8 71 Mohamed Abd-El- Mooty 7,8 67,27 Mohamed E Basiouny 4 49 Mohamed ElHelw 1 72 Mohamed ELSayed Gabr 2,5 6,8 Mohamed, A.M.I 6 79 Mohammed I. Idress 8 46 Mohammed S. Mahmoud

46 Moharram Fouad 5 34 Mohd Marsin Sanagi 5 35 N. A. El-kelesh 3 77 Narayan C. Ghosh 9 80 Nehal Mossad Ashour 3 19 O. Hamdaoui 3,5 31,33 Rania Mohamed 8 27 Rashed, A.R Rashid Zoon 6 50 Ravishankar Sathyamurthy 6 51 Rufayda M. El-Hagrsy 7 43 S. Benabdesselam 3,5 31,33 S. E. Abdel-Aal 3 77 S. M. Shalaby 6 82 S. T. Assar 6 82 S.A. El-Agouz 6 51 S.Haou 3 31 Saif, A.M 6 79 Salaheldien Sharief Tambel 7 2 Saqr, A. M 4 40 Sharma, H Shatat, M.M.E 6 79 Soliman Aborawash 5 34 Sumant Kumar 9 80 T. Rashid 3 15 Tamer A. Gado 7 43,44 Tarek H Nasrallah 4 49 Tarek Selim 1 78 Wael Abdelmoez Mohamed 1 65 Wael M.El-Maghlany 1 72 Walaa M. El-Ashmawy 1 72 Wiem Guissouma Najari 2 1 Y. A. F. EL-Samadony 1 66 Y. Elhenawy 6 75 Zidan, A. R