Given the globalization and growth of cross-border trade relations between countries and the frequency of disputes between economic entities which have headquartered in various countries, international arbitration as a voluntary and consensual procedure has been established as one of the important tools for the disputes. Arbitration is extremely us...

By Belma Adilović, Slađana Kosmajac Marković, Dragan Golijan

Wastewater is a danger to the environment. Natural recipients (rivers, lakes and the sea) are most endangered due to the physico-chemical, biological and toxic content of wastewater. Wastewater treatment means the reduction of pollution to those concentrations with which treated wastewater discharged into recipients becomes non-hazardous to environ...

By Slavko Đurić, Milan Milotić, Zdravko Božičković, Dragiša Đorđić

World energy consumption will grow significantly, up to 40% in the next two decades. The growth of energy needs, accompanied by economic development, contributes to the general well-being of society. However, fossil energy sources are not inexhaustible and their use has a significant negative impact on the environment.Of all renewable energy source...

By Mirsad Nuković

Today, there is more and more talk about the use of renewable energy sources. The two most widespread systems in use are solar and wind power. Both systems have advantages and disadvantages. The technological advancement of solar solutions is complicated and requires large investments and research teams. However, the scientific discussion of fluid ...

By Siniša Bilić, Duško Mraović, Marko Štajner

The interest of the global public in the processes of globalization, sustainable development, climate change, decarbonisation is greater than ever before. We live in a rapidly evolving world that is relentlessly wasting and polluting its own natural resources. Therefore, a planned, interdisciplinary, approach to solving sustainability problems is i...

By Elvedin Bečić

Anthropogenic impact from industrial activities, traffic and central heating furnaces are the biggest polluters of the urban zone. Natural phenomena should also be mentioned as additional element, which affect the intensity of pollution. The city of Zenica is a mixture of urban and industrial zones. The biggest difficulties caused by pollution are:...

By Dijana Lukić, Aida Varupa, Krsto Mijanović

The number of registered commercial freight vehicles is constantly increasing, and therefore the traffic load on the roads in the Bosnia and Herzegovina. Vehicle overloading is considered as one of the most substantial concerns in road transport due to a possible road surface damage. This paper investigates the vehicle overloading on the roads in t...

By Zoran Injac, Danislav Drašković, Goran Amidžić

Urtica dioica L. leaves and Soxhlet extract were used as supplement for obtaining functional bread. The aim of this study was to determine the effect of the addition of the tested plant material, as well as additives, on the physico-chemical and sensory quality of bread. Leaves were added in twoconcentration(5% and 1%) and Soxhlet extract was added...

By Ana Vasić, Bojan Damnjanović, Gordana Jovanović, Ana Matić, Nedžada Tolja, Đorđe Alavuk

Jet fuels are kerosene fractions or mixtures of kerosene and gasoline fractions with various additives. In principle, these are complex mixtures consisting of four basic groups of hydrocarbons: paraffin, naphthenic, aromatic and olefin. Today, JET A-1 fuel is in use in our area, which is a kerosene fraction of oil with a boiling temperature in the ...

By Božidarka Arsenović, Zorica Ristić

Human and intangible resources, in addition to material potential, represent the total capitalization of each business entity. The aim of this paper is to scientifically consider the content, position and importance of human and intangible resources in determining the value of entities and transport companies. Human, ie intellectual, human capital ...

By Birsena Duljević