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Ferhat Bouzerara
Affiliation : University of Jijel
- 37Publications (affiliation in Algeria)
- 38Total publications
- 1234Citations
- 18h-index
Research profile
Ferhat Bouzerara has 37 indexed publications (2005–2026). Their work appears mainly in “Desalination and Water Treatment”, “Journal of the European Ceramic Society” and “Ceramics International”. Their most cited article, “Porous ceramic supports for membranes prepared from kaolin and doloma mixtures” (2005), has been cited 232 times. 8 of these publications date from the last three years of activity. Their work is co-authored with at least 12 researchers, including institutions in Belgium.
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- Advanced ceramic materials synthesis
- Membrane Separation Technologies
- Membrane Separation and Gas Transport
- Recycling and utilization of industrial and municipal waste in materials production
- Concrete and Cement Materials Research
Publications (37)
- Comparative study on the effect of kaolin clay calcination temperature on the fabrication and properties of ceramic membranes
- Effect of silica polymorph on forsterite formation and crystallinity
- Removal of Chromium Ions from Contaminated Water Solutions by Filtration Process Using Inorganic Membrane Developed by Slip Casting Method on Tubular Ceramic Supports
- Microstructural evolution and structure–property relationships of sustainable asymmetric ceramic membranes derived from natural aeolian sands for wastewater pre-treatment
- Low-temperature synthesis of forsterite (Mg₂SiO₄) via solid-state reaction
- Silica extraction from sodium silicate for wollastonite synthesis at low temperatures
- Preparation and characterization of low-cost ceramic microfiltration membranes for water treatment
- Preparation and study of ceramics based on kaolin DD3 with the addition of tri-calcium phosphate
- Fabrication of a Zircon Microfiltration Membrane for Culture Medium Sterilization
- Sonochemistry Synthesis of Zinc Silicate Ceramic Nanoparticles and Their Characterization
- Elaboration of zirconia microfiltration membranes tested with methylene blue filtration
- Fabrication and properties of novel porous ceramic membrane supports from the (Sig) diatomite and alumina mixtures
- Elaboration of tubular titania microfiltration membranes for wastewater treatment
- A modified wet chemical synthesis of Wollastonite ceramic nanopowders and their characterizations
- Synthesis and characterization of ultrafiltration ceramic membranes used in the separation of macromolecular proteins
- Preparation and properties of tubular macroporous ceramic membrane supports based on natural quartz sand and dolomite
- Macro-porous ceramic supports for membranes prepared from quartz sand and calcite mixtures
- Experimental study and modeling using Super Pro Designer of the elimination of a dispersed azo dye by coagulation-microfiltration
- Elaboration of porous gehlenite and anorthite based ceramics using low price raw materials
- Preparation and characterization of ZnO microfiltration membrane and its support using kaolin (DD3) and CaCO3
- Development and characterization of tubular composite ceramic membranes using natural alumino-silicates for microfiltration applications
- Preparation and characterization of membrane supports for microfiltration and ultrafiltration using kaolin (DD2) and CaCO3
- Elaboration and characterization of ceramic membrane supports from raw materials used in microfiltration
- Elaboration and characterization of low cost ceramics microfiltration membranes applied to the sterilization of plant tissue culture media
- Elaboration and characterization of tubular supports for membranes filtration
- Porous Ceramic Supports for Membranes Prepared from Kaolin (DD3) and Calcite Mixtures
- A new and economic approach to synthesize and fabricate bioactive diopside ceramics using a modified domestic microwave oven. Part 2: effect of P2O5 additions on diopside bioactivity and mechanical properties
- Effect of sodium phosphate addition on mechanical properties of porous Sigue quartz sand
- Elaboration and characterization of tubular supports for membranes Microfiltratio
- Shaping of microfiltration (MF) ZrO2 membranes using a centrifugal casting method
- A new and economic approach to fabricate resistant porous membrane supports using kaolin and CaCO3
- Elaboration and Properties of Zirconia Microfiltration Membranes
- Porous ceramic membranes prepared from kaolin
- Preparation and characterization of microfi ltration membranes and their supports using kaolin (DD2) and CaCO3
- Preparation and characterization of tubular membrane supports using centrifugal casting
- Preparation and characterization of macroporous ceramic supports for membranes
- Porous ceramic supports for membranes prepared from kaolin and doloma mixtures
Publication venues
- Desalination and Water Treatment × 10
- Journal of the European Ceramic Society × 4
- Ceramics International × 3
- Cerâmica × 2
- International Journal of Material Forming × 1
- Chemical Papers × 1
Publications per year
- 20264
- 20251
- 20243
- 20232
- 20221
- 20212
- 20202
- 20191
- 20172
- 20162
Collaborations
Partner institutions : University Frères Mentouri Constantine 1 · University of Constantine 3 · University of Biskra · Larbi Ben M'hidi University of Oum El Bouaghi · University Mohamed Boudiaf of M'sila
Co-authors’ countries : Belgium
Co-authors
- Boukhemis Boudaira
- Abdelkarim Guechi
- Abdelhamid Harabi
- Lazhar Foughali
- Abedelhamid Harabi
- Fahima Zenikheri
- Boudjemaa Ghouil
- N. Brihi
- Noureddine Karboua
- S.E. Barama
- Amina Boulkrinat
- Zineb Khebli
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