Boukhemis Chetate

Full-time Professor, Boumerdès University, Algeria, Director of Research Laboratory on Electrification of Industrial Enterprises
Ph.D. in Technical Sciences, Docteur d'état en Génie Electrique
Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Electrical and Power Engineering (IJEPE)

Member of the Algerian National Pedagogic Council of Electrotechnic
Member of the Scientific Committee of The Journal of Communication, Science and Technology
Member of the Scientific Committee of The International Symposium on INnovations in Intelligent SysTems and Applications INISTA'2007
Member of the Editorial Board of The Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Member of the Editorial Board of The Asian Journal of Information Technology
Head of the research program: Design, optimization and exploitation of Algerian made motors

Contact Information
Curriculum Vitae [PDF]

Expertise

• Energy saving & energetic policy
• Electrical drives
• Artificial Intelligence & Computer aided design
• Optimization of design and exploitation of Electric machines
• Technical and energetic audit of industrial enterprises
• Automatic Diagnosis of Electromechanical Systems
• New and renewable Energies

Courses/Seminars

Control and Electric Drives
Industrial Electric Equipments
Theory of Electric Drives
Maintenance of electromechanical systems
Data processing applied to the industry
Electrotechnic
Energy Savings

Honors & Awards

Honorary member of the International Society for Advanced Research

Perspectives of the use of the solar energy in Algeria, 100 p.,

Boukhemis Chetate , University of Boumerdès, Algeria
Anatoly Dimitrievich Frolov, University of Boumerdès, Algeria

Suggested Citation

Boukhemis Chetate and Anatoly Dimitrievich Frolov. Perspectives of the use of the solar energy in Algeria, 100 p., (- ed). Boumerdès (Algeria): Edited by National Institute of Hydrocarbons and Chemistry (Algeria), 1984.

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Selected Works of Boukhemis Chetate