Umaru Mohammed Bongwirnso

Umaru Mohammed Bongwirnso

Building Engineering, Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University, Dammam, Saudi Arabia
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Academic Career Length

6Years (2021-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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4 August 2023 in Energy and Buildings
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UBUmaru Mohammed Bongwirnso
Umaru Mohammed Bongwirnso
YWYufenyuy Severine Wiysahnyuy
Yufenyuy Severine Wiysahnyuy
NANoman Ashraf
Noman Ashraf
Blaise MempouoBlaise Mempouo
Blaise Mempouo
GMGhislain Mengounou Mengata
Ghislain Mengounou Mengata

4 January 2024 in Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
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SYSeverine Wiysahnyuy Yufenyuy
Severine Wiysahnyuy Yufenyuy
GMGhislain Mengounou Mengata
Ghislain Mengounou Mengata
LNLeandre Nneme Nneme
Leandre Nneme Nneme
UBUmaru Mohammed Bongwirnso
Umaru Mohammed Bongwirnso

3 May 2023 in Sustainability
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MSMohamed Essam Shaawat
Mohamed Essam Shaawat
SASaleh Mohammed Saed Alqahtani
Saleh Mohammed Saed Alqahtani
AQAltayeb Qasem
Altayeb Qasem
RJRehan Jamil
Rehan Jamil
Abdulaziz Saud AlmohassenAbdulaziz Saud Almohassen
Abdulaziz Saud Almohassen
UBUmaru Mohammed Bongwirnso
Umaru Mohammed Bongwirnso
The quality performance of contractors in sustainable construction projects is a major concern for the industry. Over the past decade, studies on measurements, factors, and indicators for assessment of the professional conduct of construction companies are to be found in the sustainable construction management literature. There is adequate evidence over the last decade that an increasing number of construction professionals have adopted the measurement of the professional conduct of contractors as a tool to support their future decisions. The method of the Analytical Hierarchy (AHP) process has been deployed to identify the major factors and sub-factors involved in sustainable construction in Saudi Arabia. Using several governing factors, including quality of document submittals (QDS), quality system implementation (QSI), and quality of construction works (QCW), a working framework was developed by using the pair-wise comparison method. The results show that proper accountability and keen consideration of factors that could hinder sustainable construction by contractors contribute to the development of a better perspective on quality issues. After a critical analysis, a Performance Quality Index was developed, and a benchmark value was obtained. The benchmark value of PQI will assist project managers and owners in the sustainable construction sector as a reference for future improvement in the quality performance of contractors.

1 February 2023 in INTER-NOISE and NOISE-CON Congress and Conference Proceedings
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HEHany Hossam Eldien
Hany Hossam Eldien
UBUmaru Mohammed Bongwirnso
Umaru Mohammed Bongwirnso
EHEmad Hammad
Emad Hammad
Mihrab is a niche in the wall of a mosque that indicates the qibla, the direction of the Kaaba in Mecca towards which Muslims should face when praying. The wall in which a mihrab appears is thus the "qibla wall". Mihrab geometry has an impact on daily prayer recitation and others. This paper investigates the impact of new type of the Mihrab geometry on the acoustics of the mosque. Flat wall and 7 types of mihrab were modeled. Polar response measurements were carried out using 1:10 scale model. Measurements had been realized using 1:10 omni-directional sound source and Dirac room acoustics software. It is found that flat wall and Mihrab with trapezium and triangle shapes can generate a uniform polar response over the frequency range we are interested in (500-2000 Hz).

22 February 2026
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UBUmaru Mohammed Bongwirnso
Umaru Mohammed Bongwirnso
SASalah Alghamdi
Salah Alghamdi
Federico MinelliFederico Minelli
Federico Minelli
OAOmar Adel Alahmadi
Omar Adel Alahmadi

1 August 2021 in INTER-NOISE and NOISE-CON Congress and Conference Proceedings
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HEHany Hossam Eldien
Hany Hossam Eldien
UBUmaru Mohammed Bongwirnso
Umaru Mohammed Bongwirnso
Working in Architecture design studios environment requires various activities. Interaction, communication and meetings could affect the speech intelligibility and the speech privacy conditions. Students Areas with a more silent environment are needed with a minimized level of distraction from surrounding activities, while teamwork and discussion areas with a high level of interaction need a good speech intelligibility. One of the more important elements which can improve the open spaces acoustical conditions is the partitions between workstations.The main purpose of this work is to evaluate the acoustical performance of four partitions types in open plan offices; 1.10m two sides partition height, 1,50m front side partitions, 1,50m one side partitions and 1.50 two sides partitions. This Study was conducted in the College of Architecture, Imam Abdulrhman Bin Faisal University, KSA. Based on ISO 3382-3, Speech Transmission Index, STI in the nearest workstation, Distraction distance rD, privacy distance rP, A-weighted background noise level L,A,B and A-weighted SPL of speech at 4 metres L,A,S,4m have been measured. It was found that the best results can be obtained by 1.50m front side and 1.50m two sides partitions.