Liaqat, R.; Bhatti, A.R.
Proceedings of the International Conference on Power Generation Systems Technologies2011
Proceedings of the International Conference on Power Generation Systems Technologies2011
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[en] Proper management of electrical energy system is very significant due to energy crisis and high energy costs. It can enhance system efficiency and hence result in significant energy savings and cost benefits. This paper explores different practices which can be adopted for proper management and conservation of electrical energy. (author)
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Khan, M.A.; Syed, A.S.; Chohan, G.Y. (eds.); International Islamic University, Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Islamabad (Pakistan); 427 p; 2011; p. 351-355; International Conference on Power Generation Systems Technologies; Islamabad (Pakistan); 29 Nov - 2 Dec 2010
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[en] Olive tree is the first botanical noted in the Bible. Leaves and fruits of olive are rich sources of Phenols, triterpenes, and flavanoids. Oleuropein obtained from the leaves extract is believed to be important therapeutic compound. Olive leaf and oils are used for the treatment of different diseases as folklore medicines by different ethnic groups in different countries of the world. The present study aims to investigate the potential antimicrobial activities of wild (Olea ferruginea) and edible (Olea europaea) olive leaf crude extracts, crude oils from ripe and unripe fruits and extra virgin oils against the selected gram positive and gram negative bacterial strains. The results show that olive leaf and oil have potential antibacterial activities against some of the gram positive and gram negative bacterial strains. However, certain strains were resistant to the extracts. It was also found that the activities were higher for the gram negative strains as compared to gram positive strains. The methanolic and ethanolic extracts were found to be more efficient in extraction than the other solvents used. Leaf extracts were more effective than the oil extracted from ripe and unripe fruits. There was no significant difference in the activities of extra virgin oils and crude leaf extracts. From the results it is concluded that the leaf extract is a cheap and effective antibacterial agent that can be used as alternative to purified oil. (author)
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Pakistan Journal of Botany; ISSN 0556-3321; ; v. 46(4); p. 1463-1468
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