Muthanna Journal of Engineering and Technology

Aims & Scope

Muthanna Journal of Engineering and Technology (MJET)is a half-yearly peer-reviewed engineering journal that aims to publish and disseminate high quality research articles of significant interest in the field of engineering science and technology both theoretically and experimentally. The contributed manuscripts should not be submitted nor published or considered for publication in any other journal or conference proceedings. The language of publication of the journal is only English, which makes it accessible internationally and contributing to the understanding of engineering development and technology. MJEThas a strict identity reveal of the author and the reviewer, as it maintains a standard double-blind peer-review process. This means that the identity of the author and the reviewer are not known to each other. MJETis an Open Access Journal, which does not charge readers or their institutions for access to the journal articles. The scope ofMJETincludes a wide spectrum of subjects including: Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering (Structural Engineering; Soil and Geotechnical Engineering; Construction and Building Materials; Environmental Science and Technology; Infrastructure Management; Highway and Transportation Engineering; Water Resources Engineering and Architecture, Urban Planning and Sustainable Cities) – Chemical Engineering (Material and Energy Balances; Thermodynamics; Fluid Mechanics; Energy and Mass Transfer; Separations Technologies; Chemical Reaction Kinetics and Reactor Design and Process Design) – Electrical Engineering (Power Engineering; Control Engineering; Electronic Engineering; Telecommunication Engineering and Computer Engineering) – Materials and Mechanical Engineering (Ceramic Engineering; Metallurgy; Polymer Engineering; Aerospace Engineering; Automotive Engineering; HVAC Engineering; Computer Aided Engineering; Mechatronics Engineering and Composite Structures). Publication fees inMJETinclude submission, reviewing, editing

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