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Arhiv za tehničke nauke / Archives for Technical Sciences N0 25

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Aida Hrustić , Amir Džananović, Dijana Đurić , Dževad Forčaković, Elmedin Tabaković , Evgeny Aleksandrovich Gladkov, Hojjat Hashempour , Jasenko Čomić , Karamjavan Abbas Firouzi, Milica Đeković-Šević, Mirjana Jovović, Nebojša Nikolić , Olga Victorovna Gladkova, Rejhana Dervišević , Srđan Kostić , Vladimir Malbašić, Zahid Bašić , Zoranka Malešević ,

Published: December 2021

Contents

October 2021 Review paper Environment
THERMAL COMFORT DEFINED BY UTCI FOR THE MONTH AUGUST OF 2017 IN THE CITY OF BIJELJINA

Knowledge of the thermal comfort of an area is of increasing importance when planning space, tourism, recreation and the health of the population that lives or is currently located there. Due to the great anthropogenic changes of nature, the temperature is rising, which is expressed especially in urban environments. The impact of temperature rise i...

By DIJANA ĐURIĆ

October 2021 Original scientific article Environment
DEICING REAGENTS IN URBAN ECOSYSTEMS, USING THE EXAMPLE OF MOSCOW

Deicing reagents have an impact on the environment. The composition of the deicing reagents used in Moscow has undergone certain changes. However, the main components of deicing reagents were chlorides, including calcium chloride and (or) sodium chloride. We also conducted research on the effects of sodium chloride and calcium chloride on some urba...

By OLGA VICTOROVNA GLADKOVA, EVGENY ALEKSANDROVICH GLADKOV

October 2021 Original scientific article Environment
PLANTS AND MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE CONCENTRATIONS OF HEAVY METALS IN SOIL

The tentative permissible concentrations and the maximum permissible concentration of heavy metals do not always give a complete adequate assessment of the effect on plants. Plant growth inhibition can be at concentrations below the maximum permissible concentrations and tentative permissible concentrations. We studied the effect of copper, zinc, c...

By EVGENY ALEKSANDROVICH GLADKOV, OLGA VICTOROVNA GLADKOVA

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