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1 |
Blind Super Resolution of Real Life Video Sequence
-Miss. Ghorpade Sheetal Dadasaheb
Super resolution (SR) for real-life video sequences is a challenging problem due to complex nature of the motion fields. In this paper, a novel blind SR method is proposed to improve the spatial resolution of video sequences, while the overall point spread function of the imaging system, motion fields, and noise statistics are unknown. To estimate the blur(s), first, a nonuniform interpolation SR method is utilized to up sample the frames, and then, the blur(s) is(are) estimated through a multiscale process. The blur estimation process is initially performed on a few emphasized edges and gradually on more edges as the iterations continue. Also, for faster convergence, the blur is estimated in the filter domain rather than the pixel domain. The high-resolution frames are estimated using a cost function that has the fidelity and regularization terms of type Huber–Markov random field to preserve edges and fine details. The fidelity term is adaptively weighted at each iteration using a masking operation to suppress artifacts due to inaccurate motions. Very promising results are obtained for real-life videos containing detailed structures, complex motions, fast-moving objects, deformable regions, or severe brightness changes. The proposed method outperforms the state of the art in all performed experiments through both subjective and objective evaluations. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
1-2 |
2 |
Cloud Service Model
-Saurabh Dilip Tayde ; Dr. Sachin S. Agrawal
Cloud computing is the conveyance of registering administrations including servers, stockpiling, information bases, organizing, programming, examination, and insight over the Internet ("the cloud") to offer quicker advancement, adaptable assets, and economies of scale. You normally pay just for cloud administrations you use, helping bring down your working expenses, run your foundation all the more proficiently and scale as your business needs change. Cloud computing suppliers offer their "administrations" as indicated by various models, of which the three standard models for each NIST are the foundation as assistance (IaaS), stage as a help (PaaS), serverless, and programming as a help (SaaS). These are in some cases called the Cloud computing stack since they expand on top of each other. 1. Framework as a help (IaaS): The most essential class of Cloud computing administrations. With IaaS, you lease IT foundation servers and virtual machines. capacity, organizations, working frameworks from a cloud supplier on a pay-more only as costs arise premise. 2. Stage as a help (PaaS): Platform as assistance alludes to Cloud computing administrations that supply an on-request climate for creating, testing, conveying, and overseeing programming applications. 3. Programming as a help (SaaS): With SaaS, cloud suppliers have and deal with the product application and basic framework and handle any support, similar to programming updates and security fixes. Clients associate with the application over the Internet, typically with an internet browser on their telephone, tablet, or PC. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
3-7 |
3 |
Prediction of Speed and Groove Angle on Butt Joint Strength by Using TIG Welding
-Faraz Hussain ; Dr A V Hari Babu; Dr J Narsaiah
Welding is a metal joining strategy where at least two metals of the equivalent or various materials are warmed to a plastic state and afterward associated. It is essentially utilized in the process area for interfacing metals, as well as in the assembling, support, and fix of parts and constructions. Welding strength is a fundamental model for metal plates and lines utilized in the process area. The welding velocity and shape will be explored in this proposition to decide the malleable and effect strength of a butt weld association. Various variants of plate with changing included points from 35, 45, and 50 will be built from primary steel for V-groove calculation (A633 Grade E). Different welding rates are presently utilized in accuracy welding applications, for example, atomic reactor pressure vessels, boilers, and different regions where welding exactness and quality with strength are basic. Thus, in this undertaking, a few welding paces like 0.4 cm/sec, 0.8 cm/sec, and 1.20 cm/sec will be utilized to build a V-groove butt weld association. Generally speaking, the V-groove calculation is utilized, with a fused point of up to 600 degrees. Read More...
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Adavanced Manufacturing Systems |
India |
8-13 |
4 |
Generation of Electrical Energy by Footstep Using Microcontroller
-Prajwal U. Bhamkar ; Mr. S. C. Suke; Rupal D. Sonkusare
In this project we are generating electrical energy by means of a nonconventional method just by walking on the footsteps. Non-conventional system for energies are very much required at this time. If this project is installed in highly dense areas such as railway stations, clubs, parks etc. then maximum amount of energy can be abstracted from it. By simply walking on footpath, electricity is generated. The designs were considered in relation to common morals. The project is able to perform basic tasks that reinforce important EE concepts in footpaths, hospitals, factories etc. This generated energy is, however, cost effective and nonhazardous for human. Footsteps are an untapped natural resources. Since this project is related directly to the human movement, the weight of the setup is a crucial factor. Read More...
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Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
India |
14-17 |
5 |
Analysis of Truss System for Industrial Structure
-Namrata Sen ; Lavina Talawaley
In a developing country like India, the capital outlay under each Five-Year Plan towards setting up of industries and consequently construction of industrial buildings is very high. It is, therefore, necessary that the various parameters of industrial buildings be standardized on broad norms so that it would be feasible to easily adopt prefabricated members, particularly where repetitive structure could be used. In the present work, a total of ten pitched roof trusses are compared. The analysis and design results of steel roof trusses are presented for a span of 12 m and 6 m spacing between them. The truss configurations used are Double Howe, Double Fink, Fan, Fink, Pratt, Queen post, Fink-2, Multi panel, Attic and Piggyback. The slope of roof truss provided is 180 which is generally recommended as this may not pose any fabrication problem. The analysis of roof truss is done for wind zones I to VI. The analysis and design have been done based on the relevant Indian standards. Box sections are used in trusses. A comparison of axial force, shear force in members and weight and cost are made. Also, axial and shear force on these trusses is compared. The result shows that the Pratt truss is more economical than other trusses considered. On the other hand, Fink-2 type truss is costlier and has more weight than other trusses. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
18-21 |
6 |
A Review- Brain Controlled Wheelchair using BCI and MATLAB
-Vikas Kumar Sharma ; Rajesh Namdeopatil
In this review paper, prototype of a brain controlled wheelchair models has been discussed which provide communication and control for people with devastating neuromuscular disorders such as the amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, brainstem stroke, cerebral palsy and spinal cord injury, who are not capable of using various wheelchairs operating on technologies like joystick, finger movement or gesture controlled due to disability of moving body parts. The prototype is developed using Brain-computer Interface (BCI) combined with Aurdino microcontroller and Brainwave (EEG sensor headset).The brain signal received from brainwave kit are transmitted to signal processing unit, which in turn give the decoded signal to the microcontroller. The signal received by microcontroller are converted to electrical signal which are amplified and feed to the DC motor of prototype wheel chair to drive the wheel chair in response to patient thinking to move to different direction. This prototype can be impleted in commercial form to help the people who are unable to operate the wheel chaire due physical impairment. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
22-23 |
7 |
A Review of Robots for Inspection in Nuclear Power Plants
-Sanket Sudhir Kulkarni ; Prof. Mangesh N. Dhavalikar
In today's high-tech world, the use of robots in industry has become critical. Robots can do tasks that were previously impossible for humans. Robots have become an indispensable substitute, particularly in departments such as inspections. Inspection robots that use Non Destructive Testing (NDT) methods are required in hazardous environments such as nuclear waste management. Humans cannot perform inspection work in nuclear industries due to the risk of nuclear exposure. To avoid such a calamitous accident, the use of robots in nuclear industry inspection has become mandatory. In order to meet such demands, a survey of available robotic inspection systems capable of performing hazardous tasks was conducted. The primary emphasis is on to reveal the methodologies for designing and developing various mechanisms and robots, as well as their benefits and limitations. Read More...
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Robotics and Automation |
India |
24-28 |
8 |
Vishwakarma Yojana: Phase VIII an Approach Towards Rurbanisation in Palod Village
-Swapnil Rana ; Dharmik Rajput; Dixit Chauhan
Vishwakarma Yojana is the project initiated by Government of Gujarat and Gujarat Technological University to develop the clusters/villages of Gujarat state. “It follows the vision of Development of a cluster of villages that preserve and nurture the essence of rural community life with specialize in equity and inclusiveness while not compromising with the facilities appeared to be basically urban in nature, therefore making a cluster of "urban Villages". We were allotted Palod village of Mangrol taluka of Surat district. Palod is a small village having population of 7,698. It is located 30 km away from Surat. The total geographical area of village is 315.28 hectors. There are about 1,821 houses in Palod village. Most of the people of Palod village relate to agricultural activity. Sugarcane, pigeon pea and Rice are the main crops of village. Village has a Panchayat building, Primary School, sub-center. Most of the houses of village have toilet. Nearly 60% of total houses of village are Kutchcha house. There is no community hall in the Palod village so we going to design community hall for the village. There is no library in the village area so, we are going to design a library for the educational purpose. There are people using the old method for the farming so we can give the design of the skill development center so villagers develop the skill through this center. By providing library in the village, it will help students and researchers and other library users to overcome discouragement to information access. We also providing a biogas plant. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
29-32 |
9 |
Depression Detection from Social Media Usage Analysis
-Hritik Jadhav ; Abhishek Pasalkar; Siddhant Patil; Shivam Lokhande
Clients of electronic media a significant part of the time share their perspectives or energetic states through their posts. In this review, we developed a huge learning model to perceive a client's psychological state subject to his/her posting data. To this end, we amassed posts from energetic wellbeing networks in Reddit. By examining and getting posting data made by clients. Our proposed model could absolutely perceive whether a client's post has a spot with a particular mental issue, including sadness, tension, bipolar, negligible social condition, schizophrenia, and compound lopsidedness. We recognize our model can assist with seeing likely losses with mental maladjustment subject to their posts. This concentrate further conversations about the repercussions of our proposed model, which can fill in as a huge instrument for seeing mental flourishing conditions of people who generally speaking utilize electronic media. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
33-34 |
10 |
Helping Hands a System to Reduce Food Waste
-Siddhi G Kadam ; Pawar Jyoti Baban; Bagul Pranali Pradip; Ghule Roshan Tanaji; R. P. Sabale
Wasting food has always been a common problem in the world, especially in the underdeveloped or developing countries where poverty lives above the line. Food waste reduction is crucial since it can bring betterment to our economic and environmental sustainability. We’ve realized the importance of technology in the reduction of food waste and developed a web-based gateway for restaurants, volunteers, caterers to directly get in touch with the local NGOs, Orphanages, Old Age Homes and donate the excess food. This website is using firebase storage and real time database. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
35-38 |
11 |
Covid-19 Detecting and Health Service Providing System Using Convolutional Neural Network Model and Image Processing Techniques
-Mr. Hrushikesh Balasaheb Ambre ; Ms. Sonali B. Gagare; Ms. Nikita B. Shingote; Ms. Surekha H. Madhe; Prof. Khatal S.S
COVID-19 pandemic caused by novel coronavirus is ceaselessly spreading so far everywhere the planet. The impact of COVID-19 has been fallen on the majority sectors of development. The care system goes through a crisis. several preventative measures are taken to cut back the unfold of this malady wherever sporting a mask is one in all them. during this paper, we tend to propose a system that limit the expansion of COVID-19 by sorting out people that aren't sporting any facial mask during a good town network wherever all the general public places ar monitored with television (CCTV) cameras. whereas an individual while not a mask is detected, the corresponding authority is conversant through town network. A deep learning design is trained on a dataset that consists of pictures of individuals with and while not masks collected from numerous sources. The trained design achieved ninety eight.7% accuracy on identifying folks with and while not a facial mask for antecedently unseen check information. it's hoped that our study would be a useful gizmo to cut back the unfold of this disease for several countries within the world. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
39-44 |
12 |
A Review on Real Drive Emission (RDE) in India
-Pankaj Raut
Indian automobile industry is set to witness the biggest emission reforms of the last two decades with the implementation of BS6 emission norms from 1st April 2020 and Real Driving Emissions (RDE) from 1st April 2023. However, there are still lot of unanswered questions regarding test procedure of RDE for India. For India, adopting European RDE test procedure as it may be challenge because of the significant differences between India and Europe in terms of weather, geography, demography, road infrastructure, driving behavior and fuel quality. In India, vehicle technology is changing rapidly with changes in fuel quality, exhaust treatment systems of the internal combustion engines (ICE), electrification of vehicle segments and steps towards hydrogen-powered vehicles. But the current and future batches of ICE vehicles are likely to have a substantial share in on-road fleet till 2040, if not beyond. This not only requires substantial tightening of the emissions standards but also modification of technical parameters for testing of vehicles to reduce the emissions in the real world. This paper discusses details about 1) Why emission testing method matters? 2 What is Real Drive Emission (RDE) 3) How do RDE tests work in practice? 4) What equipment is needed for RDE? 5) What are 'Conformity Factors'? 6) Considerations for more robust RDE test. Read More...
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Automotive Engineering |
India |
45-48 |
13 |
Study and Design of Flyover Bridge on Major Road Junction in Yavatmal
-Shubham Ganesh Dhurat ; Abhishek V. Kohar; Pranay P. Deogade; Rushikesh V. Yavatkar; Sheikh Amin Arif
The project deals with the study and design of flyover bridge on major road junction in Yavatmal. The project area is having very high density of traffic flow. The common public felt in inconvenient to cross the ‘Bus Stand Road Junction’. The location of this project is at four road Junction at bus stand square Yavatmal, which is facing major traffic problems and therefore the flyover bridge is essentially required at the junction for easy traffic flow. We are designing the flyover of 4.5m width. It is a single lane flyover which starts from Arni road towards the state bank road and is divided towards main market road from the main junction. It is An one way single lane flyover bridge. In this project we have to done a traffic survey on the road junction and then we have to design all the structural part of the flyover by taking reference from IRC, by limit state method. Flyover helps to streamline the traffic flow by helping to reduce traffic congestion problems. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
49-51 |
14 |
A Review Paper on Parametric Analysis of Laser Cutting Machining Process for MS
-Rathva Bhupendra M. ; Prof.C.V.Patel
Laser cutting is widely used thermal energy based non-contact type, non- convectional machining process. In the present research, the effect of laser machine processing parameters such as laser power, gas pressure, cutting speed and thickness effect on measured response such as surface roughness. The experiment is designed according to Taguchi L9 orthogonal array with three different level of each input parameter. For result interpretation, analysis of variance (ANOVA) was conducted and optimum parameters selected on the basis of the signal to noise ratio, which confirms the experimental result. Find out most important role of input parameter on output parameter. Read More...
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CAD/CAM |
India |
52-55 |
15 |
Big Data of Analytics
-Ms.Tanuja T.Kharat ; Prof.Dhandekar R.C.; Ms.Nutan N. Acharekar; Mr.Pratik P. Golatkar; Mr.Rizwan A. Khan
Nowadays, companies are starting to realize the importance of data availability in large amounts in order to make the right decisions and support their strategies. With the development of new technologies, the Internet and social networks, the production of digital data is constantly growing. The term "Big Data" refers to the heterogeneous mass of digital data produced by companies and individuals whose characteristics (large volume, different forms, speed of processing ) require specific and increasingly sophisticated computer storage and analysis tools. This article intends to define the concept of Big Data, its concepts, challenges and applications, as well as the importance of Big Data Analytics. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
56-58 |
16 |
Machine Learning Approach Credit Card Fraud Detection
-Sarika Dattu Pawar
With the advent of new Technologies, nowadays electronic gadgets and online shopping’s more popular. Banking and Online shopping has now become most common activities amongst the masses. As technology advances so does the risk associate with these transactions. The ease of use in this online transaction has now become more popular across the world. So it essential that we need to be very cautious on the increased Fraud activities. Online Fraud is an illegal activity that can occur when we do electronic transactions. Fraud has increased and created more risk that has serious financial loss in the financial industry. As a result, these financial institutions have enforced various techniques to improve their fraud detection methods. Since we are in the age of Information Technology, Data rules the world. So, Data mining techniques are widely used to for fraud detection. There are various algorithms such as Anomaly Detection Algorithm, Decision Tree, Random Forest, K-Nearest Neighbor, K-Means used for fraud deduction. The type of fraud doesn’t remain the same in each case, so this becomes very crucial in coming up with the best algorithm for the fraudulent transaction. This paper presents the survey of those techniques and predicts the best algorithm to detect the fraudulent transaction based on a given scenario. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
59-61 |
17 |
Home Appliances Control using GSM Modem
-Samadhan Pandit Kamble ; Namdev Dattatray Raut; Rohan Manik Patil
With advancement of technology things are becoming simpler and easier for us. Automatic systems are being preferred over manual system. The purpose of this project is to design and construct A GSM based home automation using AVR. Using GSM networks, in this project a home power control system has been proposed that will act as an embedded system which can monitor and control appliances and other devices locally using built-in input and output peripherals. The system has a delay of 2 minutes after the first call to initiate the next command. This project is made up of four vital units. These units are as follows: GSM module unit, peripheral interface control (PIC) unit, driver unit and a power monitoring and control unit. The GSM module is a GSM transceiver which gives the system access to the GSM service provider. The peripheral interface control (PIC) is programmed to carry out the OFF/ RESET operation according to the GSM commands while the driver and control unit consist of capacitors, resistors, diodes, regulators and electromagnetic relay is to effect power switching. The major component that performed the power control of 220v main supply and the automatic voltage regulation (AVR) is the automated electromagnetic relay. The project was realized. Read More...
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Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering |
India |
62-64 |
18 |
Predictive Analysis of Student Stress Level Using ML
-Surekha V ; Kavana Kumari L; Suraksha P
Stress Prediction in college students based on their profile and behaviors is a challenging task in current educational sector. Current system is manual process where it is difficult to identify the stress in the college students. There is no automation for students stress prediction. Objectives of the proposed system is an real time application. The model classifies the students into Stress and Stress Free. Proposed system makes use of data science technique “classification rules†for predicting stress in college students. System build using “Visual Studio†as front end technology and “SQL Server†as back end technology. Read More...
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Engineering |
India |
65-67 |
19 |
FRW Cosmological Models with Constant Ratio Matter Energy and Vacuum Energy Density
-Dr Uttam Kumar Dwivedi
Exact cosmological solutions of the field equations in FRW metric have been obtained in the presence of bulk viscosity. It is found that constant deceleration parameter leads to decelerating universe throughout the evaluation. Physical and geometrical properties of the model have also been discussed. Read More...
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Mathematics |
India |
68-69 |
20 |
Automatic Gate Opening System of Coal Crusher Mill of Thermal Power Plant
-Pranali Dongre
Compared with actual situation of the current thermal power plant, this project studies operation process of coal handling system in thermal power plant. Analyze technical characteristics of coal handling system and operating characteristics of the relevant machinery and equipment. Then, the safe operation of coal handling system and the proper method of the equipment maintenance are summed up. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
70-72 |
21 |
Earthquake Resistant of Low-Rise Open Ground Storey Building in Different Seismic Zones
-Varsha Masatkar ; Prof. R.K. Grover
The principle objective of this project is to analyse the low-rise (G+3 storied) building (3-D frame) using STAAD PRO. Presence of infill walls in the frames alters the behaviour of the building under lateral loads. However, it is common industry practice to ignore the stiffness of infill wall for analysis of the framed building. Engineers believe that analysis without considering infill stiffness leads to a conservative design. But this may not be always true, especially for vertically irregular buildings with discontinuous infill walls. Indian Standard IS 1893: 2002 allows analysis of open ground storey buildings (OGS) without considering infill stiffness but with a multiplication factor 2.5 in compensation for the stiffness discontinuity. As per the code, the column and beams of the open ground storey (OGS) are to be designed for 2.5 times the storey shears and moments calculated under seismic loads of bare frames (i.e., without considering the infill stiffness). However, as experienced by the engineers at design offices, the multiplication factor of 2.5 is not realistic for low rise buildings. In this study, the seismic response of the structures is investigated under earthquake excitation expressed in the form of member force, joint displacement. This response is investigated for G+3 building structure by using STAAD PRO. designing software. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
73-77 |
22 |
Accident Detection and Alert System
-Madhavi M Mali ; Kalyani Lolage ; Samrudhii Ghvhane ; Ashok Patil ; Saniya Kharat
As the usage of vehicles is increasing drastically, the hazards due to vehicles is also increased. The main cause for accidents is high speed, drunk and drive, diverting minds, over stress and due to electronic gadgets. This paper deals with accident detection system that occurs due to carelessness of the person who is driving the vehicle. This introduces accident alerting system which alerts the person who is driving the vehicle. If the person is not in a position to control the vehicle then the accident occurs. Once the accident occurs to the vehicle this system will send information to registered mobile number. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
78-81 |
23 |
A Study on Role of Internet of Things (IOT) in Transportation
-Febina K S ; Deepika K R; Shamimunnisabi
In this paper, the various modes of transportation are been covered which uses Internet of Things (IoT) technology to showcase the relationship between IoT and emerging technologies on various modes of transportation. The Internet of Things (IoT) deals with connecting devices through network and deals with cloud by securing all the data and sensor information of the user. IoT when integrated with cloud computing makes easy and improved life. Read More...
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Computer Applications |
India |
82-84 |
24 |
Analysis over the Techniques to Improve the Manufacturing Automation
-Jitendra kumar
There is no limit to improve any system or design. The manufacturing automation is one of them. Now a days there are various type new techniques using to make the manufacturing easy, fast and flexible. The manufacturing flexibility is mostly responsible to make the automation advanced. Besides it we have to take attention over the other factors also for this as perfect material handling, perfect transportation, perfect assembling etc. There are so many provisions to improve the poor condition of any activity or working method. But we should select the such type method or activity that is less time consuming, stable, effective and flexible as far as possible. Generally we can select the following particular techniques for the improvements in manufacturing automation. 1. Techniques related to merge two or more different -2 cells in different -2 orders so that most flexibility is obtained. 2. Techniques to provide the fast alternative arrangements to recover from the breakdown. 3. Techniques to provide the fast material handling in critical and opposite conditions also. 4. Techniques to provide the perfect maintenance over the all machines and instruments of the cell in a very planned manner. 5. Techniques of integration of robots with the cell at required places as robotic stations so that the minor and costly work may be completed perfectly without using costly machines. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
85-87 |
25 |
Analysis over the Techniques to Improve the Heat Transfer Rate by Radiation
-Jitendra Kumar
Generally we have seen that the radiated heat is not transferred properly from one place to another place. Means a large percentage of radiated heat is wasted suddenly. This heat not only reduces the working efficiency of any thermodynamic device but also increases the global warming which is very serious problem. Now here it is required to search such type technique which is helpful to reduce the wastage of heat radiation. Generally the radiated heat is distributed in three parts as heat reflected, heat transmitted and heat absolved. So it is clear that the heat is transmitted perfectly about to 100 % if the parts heat absolved and heat reflected are negligible or zero. In other words we can say that we will have to search such type techniques which may provide the sufficient resistance against the heat reflected and heat absolved. Here it is clear that a closed cell will be required under which the heat generation, heat reflection and heat transmission related activities will be performed. Means a isolated cell will be required in which these activities will be performed. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
88-90 |
26 |
Hydraulic Traffic Reduce System
-Aman Sahu ; Ratnesh Pahade; Aakash Pawar; Narendra Yaduvanshi
The increasing traffic congestion has become a major problem in many of the developing metropolitan areas across the globe. Peak hour traffic congestion has become something everyone has to face due to the way in which the current society operates. The timings which are in place in different parts of the world has led to the inevitable overloading of the existing roads every day. To counter act this problem we have introduced the new way. In the times of PEAK HOUR/EMMERGENCY on the road side there is a huge traffic congestion and there is need to give a path to more vehicle at a time. By using hydraulic traffic reduce system i.e. use of hydraulic mechanism underneath the PEDESTRIAN, we can allow the vertical movement of pedestrian so that vehicles can easily crawl on to it and clear their way. By introducing this system while constructing of the new road we can make it cost effective and we regularly use it in peak hour and also this will help in the times of emergency. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
91-92 |
27 |
Design and Fabrication of Foldable Electric Bicycle
-Shekhar Pratap Mane ; Shaikh Sameed; Shaikh Danish; Chincholkar Karan; Manoj Chaudhary
There is a diversity of bicycle’ models in the market, but all of them have circular wheels. So, the question is, could a concept with elliptical wheels be a good idea? What is the best methodology to evaluate this new and unusual bicycle from the ergonomics point of view? This study aims at answering this challenge. From an ergonomic point of view, were considered important measures to evaluate this new concept of bicycle those related with functional efficiency (fatigue and easiness of use), safety (possibility and fear of falling) and pleasure (emotional reactions). In this context, this work discusses the methodological approach to get these measures. The efficiency of the proposed methodology is discussed, by analysing the results of a pilot study. This analysis showed that the proposed methodology was effective to evaluate a new concept of an innovative product. In the concept of smart cities, quickness is something which everyone craves for. People prefer the fastest means while travelling from one place to another. Generally, while maintaining a trade-off between speed, comfort and cost public transit comes out to be the best solution. But since these vehicles have specific routes and stations, people face difficulty in going to the station from source location and then from the other station to destination. Use of fuel powered vehicles is not recommended due to the depletion of fossil fuels, also these vehicles pose a major threat to the safety to the lives of many. Apart from the noise and air pollution, fuel powered vehicles are quite powerful and thus unsafe if don’t used with care. A foldable electric bike may be possible solution to these problems. While serving to the needs for ease and speed, it maintains safety. The major target of this foldable electric bicycle for commercialization. This bike can be sold in cities where people need a solution to travel shorter distance at low price with their luggage. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering (Design) |
India |
93-96 |
28 |
Leaf Disease Detection Using Image Processing and Machine Learning
-Sonali Sahebrao Sangle ; Mayuri Warungase; Sumedha Ugale; Snehal Tajane; Prof. Sharad Rokade
In development of India agriculture is the major economic factor. Indian people are highly dependent on agriculture. In agriculture disease detection is one of the most important factors huge times as well as skilled labour are also required. As we know the agricultural sector plays an important role in the economy of a country, as there are many different varieties of crops available to farmers. However, difficulties occur when the crops get infected by some kind of disease, and the farmers are not informed of the disease at the correct moment. Farmers do not know what disease they are dealing with when they detect the disease. For this reason, the study of leaf disease detection in agriculture is a fundamental subject of study as it could prove useful in the observation of vast fields of crops. In this paper we are going to detect the different diseases occurring on plants using image processing and machine learning. In image processing there several steps to determined diseases such as image collection, image segmentation, feature extraction, classification. And in addition, we are going to develop an application to control water pump from the android application to avoid overflow of water so that water will not be wasted. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
97-99 |
29 |
Dynamic Traffic Management Using YOLO
-Swarit Wadhe ; Melvin Mathew; Harsh Gupta
This study aims to solve traffic congestion which is a severe problem in today's generation. To solve this problem, we have a framework for a dynamic traffic light control system. Currently, the model implemented is one, in which every traffic signal is provided with a static green light time, and total time is fixed for a particular junction to complete its traffic cycle. We are proposing a dynamic time-based traffic signal implementation where an optimized green signal time is assigned, for each lane of the intersection. In this research, we will take input from the Video Capturing Camera of Vehicles/Subject and process them through the AI Model and give the output through traffic signals. Read More...
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Artificial intelligence |
India |
100-103 |
30 |
Cloud Computing Security
-Kanchan Gopal Sonkar ; Sachin.S.Agrawal
Cloud computing is an emerging paradigm which has become today's hottest research area due to its ability to reduce the costs associated with computing. In today's era, it is most interesting and enticing technology which is offering the services to its users on demand over the internet. Since Cloud computing stores the data and disseminated resources in the open environment, security has become the main obstacle which is hampering the deployment of Cloud environments. Even though the Cloud Computing is promising and efficient, there are many challenges for data security as there is no vicinity of the data for the Cloud user. In this report, I with the help of related survey studied different research papers in the field of Cloud Security. I identified different Issues, Vulnerabilities, Threads, Challenges and Risk associated to Cloud Security. Some contribution and proposed techniques to Cloud Security by different researchers are studied in-depth and mentioned in related work section. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
104-108 |
31 |
Review on Design and Analysis of Robot
-Deepak Katal ; Amritpal Singh
Robots are becoming essential for automation in every sector i.e. automobile, industrial and bio-medical. The objective of current research is to review the existing researches conducted in the field of robot design and development. The existing researches are based on fabrication of robots, numerical and experimental analysis of robotic components. The application of robot in recent COVID 19 pandemic is also presented. The incorporation of new artificial intelligence based techniques on improving the functionality and decision making of robots is also presented by various researchers. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
109-111 |
32 |
Subjective Answer Evaluation using Machine Learning
-Sitanshu Kushwaha ; Nisha Ladhe; Snovia Gonsalves
The subjective answer evaluation using machine learning is not a new idea and has been in consideration for quite some time now. In this paper, by critiquing various methodologies used for this task in the past we are identifying the challenges of the problem at hand. Thus, we would like to propose a solution that uses Prediction based Word Embedding and try various similarity algorithms to evaluate the answer based on its semantic rather than just keywords. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
112-114 |
33 |
Automated Platform Bridge in Railway Station
-Harshal Somnath Derle ; Rutwik S Taday
On railway station, people's needs to pass from one platform to another platform so as to arrive and depart at their particular train. To facilitate this we have options of trespassing the platform, toil the staircase route or sometimes electric escalators are provided. However, this options are either a costly affair or time consuming affair. Moreover, sometimes it becomes not useful to people like childrens and aged persons, disabled persons, etc. With this project we plan to introduce a working model of automatic railway Platform Bridge, On railway stations, this bridge moves forward and backward using rack gear and pinion arrangement. Bridge will open when track is empty or any train will not pass on platform track while bridge will remains closed when train will arrive on platform track. This bridge will facilitate easy maneuverability of passengers effort in going from one platform to another. The aged and disabled person can easily move across the other side. Automatic bridge can operate by using "timer base and manual operator or sensor base and manual operators". When the train will pass from platform then command will be send through microcontroller to motor to operate the bridge mechanism automatically with the negligible or no manual intervention. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
115-117 |
34 |
Solid Wastes Generation in India and their Recycling Potential in Building Materials
-Muhid Moin Shaikh ; Samson Wilson Khade
Presently in India, about 960 million tonnes of solid waste is being generated annually as by- products during artificial, mining, external, agrarian and other processes. Of this 350 million tonnes are organic wastes from agrarian sources; 290 million tonnes are inorganic waste of artificial and mining sectors and 4.5 million tonnes are dangerous in nature. Advances in solid waste operation redounded in indispensable construction accoutrements as a cover to traditional accoutrements like bricks, blocks, penstocks, summations, pottery, cement, lime, soil, timber and makeup. To guard the terrain, sweats are being made for recovering different wastes and use them in value added operations. In this paper, present status on generation and application of bothnon-hazardous and dangerous solid wastes in India, their recycling capabilities and environmental recrimination are reported and bandied in details. Read More...
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Construction Project Management |
India |
118-127 |
35 |
Design and Manufacture of Injection Mould for Flat Drippers using Hot Drop Technology
-Atharva Suyog Mohole
Drip irrigation impacts prominently in proposed solutions to the water crisis. Earlier Inline and Outline drippers were used which had comparatively higher material cost & lower efficiency. Later, Round Drippers came into use which had Adequate efficiency but higher material cost because of the bigger size. So as a solution to this lately Flat Drippers have been introduced. Flat Drippers have very small size hence less material cost. Flat Drippers are manufactured using Plastic Injection Molding Process. Plastic Injection Molding is a process of melting plastic pellets (thermosetting/thermoplastic polymers) that once malleable enough, are injected at pressure into a mold cavity, which fills and solidifies to produce a product. Flat Drippers with zero runner wastage, zero rejections and the least possible cycle time. Hence, increasing the Production rate as well as it maintains the quality and consistency of the product. In the scope of this project the main aim is to Design and Manufacture Injection Mold (Hot Runner) for Flat Drippers to produce a standard discharge of 4 liters of water per hour in a single dripper. So, we will design and manufacture a mold of 32 cavity with 2 hot drops in such a way that the dripper meets the standard discharge parameters. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
128-134 |
36 |
Partially Replacing Sand with Marble Dust Powder in Concrete: An Experiment
-Dinesh Vishvkarama ; Mayur Singi
A marble dust obtained as a by-product of marble cutting, sawing, and shaping was studied from a physical and chemical standpoint in preparation for use as a binding ingredient in concrete and mortar manufacturing. Marble is a metamorphic rock formed when a pure limestone undergoes metamorphosis. Marble dust has a significant calcium oxide content, with more than 50% of it being calcium oxide. To minimize negative environmental consequences, the amount of sand in concrete is reduced and replaced with marble dust, which saves money while simultaneously increasing the strength and longevity of the concrete. In M50 (Mix design concrete) grade concrete, marble dust was substituted with sand at 0%, 5%, 10%, 15%, and 20% by weight of sand. For 150mm X 150mm X 150mm sized cubes, concrete mixtures were tested and compared to normal cement concrete in terms of compressive strength at 7 and 28 days. The many qualities of concrete, such as workability, durability, strength, crack resistance, and permeability, can be successfully increased by adding some good quality binding elements like marble dust. The resulting microstructure alteration in cement composites may improve attributes such as compressive strength, flexural strength, split tensile strength, and durability, as well as extend the service life. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
135-139 |
37 |
Water Level Control System
-Vijay D. Neware ; Ashwini F. Kokate; Shubham Thakre; Shubham Ghadale; Dewendra Godbole
In this paper, research the water level control system in this system reduce the wastage of water due to over flow and control the water consumption and water conservation. the system is able to detect the water level or liquid level in a certain tank or any storage tank like water, liquid etc. through a sensing device in This system the sensor is senses the percentage of water available in the tank through the receiving signal then this signal adjusts the water pump in according to the water. Present in water tank and there level information This signal achieves automation through sequential logic implemented using A seven segment display and relay based motor When automatic mode The level is empty. The water pump automatically turns on and starts filling the water to the tank and water level Is filling the maximum level the pump turned-off and stop filling the tank. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
140-142 |
38 |
Review on Strength and Durability Investigations on High Performance Concrete Using Recycled Aggregate
-Shital H. Jadhav ; Dr. Prashant O. Modani
Environmental friendly erection, sustainable or durable construction and conservation of natural resources are the three important essences of any modern development sector. However, construction of High performance concrete by using recycled concrete aggregate meets all of the above criteria to fulfil our needs. Recycled concrete aggregates have been widely studied in recent years, and reported as a suitable alternative for natural coarse aggregate. For the above essence, the utilization of recycled aggregate concrete in construction field is one such attempt. The use of recycled aggregates from demolished constructions as a natural aggregate for concrete becomes a need to reduce the economy of construction & study the effect of using recycled aggregates as natural aggregate for high-strength concrete on the main properties of high-strength concrete, however the use of recycled aggregate is restricted in lower grade erecting applications because of its strength and durability factor. The aim for this project is to investigate the strength and durability of high performance concrete by using recycled aggregates, which will give a better understanding on the properties of concrete with recycled aggregate. Now the test where conducted by replacing the natural aggregate with the recycled aggregate in the proportion of mixes by 0, 10, 20, 30, percentage, to get the comparative conclusion of different percentage. The concrete made of such strength uses Fly Ash, Recycled Aggregates and Super plasticizers that enhance the concrete properties and finally, the study summarizes the results of workability, durability, compressive strength and flexural strength which are very encouraging and it gives a new spectrum for the use of recycled aggregates in modern high performance concrete. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
143-145 |
39 |
Industrial Load Controller and Its Management
-Pragati P. Chawke
At present extra load on the industry has become a normal situation to meet increasing demand of production for these industries are made to run for excess hours which lead to usage of excess power. There is specific limit of power usage under which industry has to work and for this purpose maximum demand controller is installed for controlling the power usage in industry. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
146-147 |
40 |
Causes, Prevention and Repair of Cracks in Building: A Review
-Swaraj Markad ; Prof. Shruti Ladvikar; Vishal Gadekar; Snehal Parate; Ajay Jadhao
Building cracks are most common problem found in any type of building. The issue of Cracking the in building is turning into a troublesome bewilder for engineers these days. Breaking is an unavoidable reaction of any structure while creators are attempting to dispense with a considerable lot of the reasons for splitting and outline resistance for different components. We as a whole need our building basically protected however it isn't so natural. Some defective ventures amid development and some unavoidable reasons diverse kind of breaks begin to show up on different basic and non-basic parts of the building. Thus s, the auspicious ID of such breaks and embracing preventive measure are basic. The repair materials and repair procedure are distinctively relying on frames of splits as indicated by their situations in structure. A few kinds of splits genuinely require consideration as they are basically risky. In this, we will talk about the issue engineers are confronting i.e., of breaking after development and what preventive measures ought to be brought with the strategies to cure splits. The structural evaluation and additional soil investigation were carried out in order to assess the structural building capacity, foundation bearing capacity and soil swelling potential. The type of rehabilitation is proposed regarding investigation results that identified the cause of cracks. Indication that the crack was possibly caused by inadequate foundation bearing capacity, un proper dimension of beam and column of the structure in second floor and the shrinkage of mortar wall. The proposed repair method is to use mini pile and pile cap enlargement for improving its foundation bearing capacity, column concrete jacketing for some parts of its structure component and epoxy resin injection in the existed cracked wall. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
148-151 |
41 |
A Review on Restoration of Nag River in Nagpur Region
-Preksha B. Kamble ; Hiradas Lilhare; Nalini Thakre
Nagpur is a city in the central part of India in Maharashtra State. Nagpur district is located between 21°45' N to 20°30' N and 78°15' E to 79°45' E. The adjoining districts are Bhandara on the east, Chandrapur on the south, Amravati and Wardha on the west and in the north shares the boundary with Madhya Pradesh. The Nagpur district is located in the Deccan Plateau region of Maharashtra. The city is practically located at the geographical centre of India. In fact the zero milestone of India is in this city. Bakth Buland Shah, the founder of Nagpur city, decided to start the settlement along the river in early 18th century. The expansion took place on both sides of the Nag River. Nag River flows through the city Nagpur which covers 50 km length of city. The name of Nagpur city has been derived from Nag River, which is also known as Orange city for being major trade centre of oranges. Nag River originates from Ambazari Lake which is situated at upstream of Nagpur city. Nag River ecosystem is subjected to human interference and anthropogenic activites like discharge of untreated sewage and industrial effluents of 420 MLD of capacity flows through the river and makes it dark gray in colour and emanates foul smell during non-monsoon period. The length of Nag River around city boundary is 17 kms and this river basin is called as central zone. It is located at west part of city and it flows into Kanhan River and from there it is confluenced with Gosikhurd Project situated at village Gose Tah. Pauni Dist. Bhandara. The untreated sewage is either percolating to ground or routing to natural water bodies. Holistic planning for Sewerage infrastructure requires survey and investigation, population projections, estimated sewage generation, existing infrastructure and obstruction features. The preparation for proposed sewerage infrastructure improvements includes analysis of attributed information to develop optimized designs. This includes selection of suitable materials of construction, techniques for implementation of new components and rehabilitation/augmentation of existing infrastructure along with efficient operation and maintenance. The concerned executing agency of Nagpur, Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) has taken various initiatives including preparation of a Sewerage Master Plan for river. sewerage infrastructure development must include sewerage connectivity to all households, rejuvenation of natural drains, rejuvenation of rivers and alternative source of non-potable water to attain improved hygiene, better standard of living and low mortality rates. Nagpur Municipal Cooperation (MNC) is responsible for providing potable water and sewerage facilities. NMC has taken remarkable initiatives with key approach towards structuring and development of Nagpur's rivers sewerage infrastructure. The purpose of this thesis is to present a Green bridges are an Eco technological in-situ bio remediation system. Their different physical and biological filters work in combination to remove suspended and dissolved impurities of water. Green bridge filters help in reducing the suspended solids by filtration process, reducing Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD)/Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) by aerobic degradation. Green Bridges also help in the restoration of ecological food chain Read More...
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Environmental Engineering |
India |
152-157 |
42 |
Garage Management System of Web Application for Customer Service
-Manoj Kumar ; Dr. Seema Rani; Dayanand Kumar
The Garage Management System, as described in this article, allows the user to keep track of all garage operations. It's a web-based service that lets you keep track of your garage's inventory, get repair estimates, and arrange deliveries, among other things. It records the vehicle's service history as well as the amount of time it spends in the mechanic's shop. It also maintains track of the inventory of car parts. It will keep track of all vehicles that have been serviced and will be able to send clients service reminders based on their service dates. The Garage Management System's admin access is limited. Supervisors, receptionists, and principals, among other users, will be able to be tracked by the administration. It's a clever online Web App that can assist garage owners in keeping track of what happens in their garage. The garage management system provides service to customers based on their needs. The initiative's main purpose is to reduce physical work. Engineers might be assigned to this application for their respected job. Read More...
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Master of Computer Application |
India |
158-162 |
43 |
Slum Redevelopment: A Retrospective Study
-Ar. Dattatraya Motilal Ambure ; Gouri Desai
During the last two decades of the 20th Century, many developing countries are facing the problem of urban poverty and slums. From 1950, India has introduced many policies for Slum Development and Slum rehabilitation. Several Studies, Articles and Research papers published in India regarding Slum issues. From the papers and studies, we will study the results and measures of the plan made in India during the years 1950 to 2021. Most of the work has been done to provide health facilities to maximum number of slum dwellers in India. Also some policies suggest solutions for basic needs, infrastructure, hygiene and other issues of slum dwellers. Some other papers suggest, history of policies regarding slum development and case study of Kalburgi city Slum. In this paper, we conduct a review of studies regarding slum policies in India about slum redevelopment, health and other issues and their success and failures. Read More...
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Architecture & Planning |
India |
163-167 |
44 |
Green Synthesis of Copper Oxide Nanoparticles and its Applications - A Review
-Laxmikarthika V Srinivasan ; Bichandarkoil Jayaram Pratima; Ravichandiran Ragunath; Briska Jifrina Premnath; Namasivayam Nalini
Engineered nanoparticles (ENPs) are particles with distinct properties that have been used for various applications, including biomedicine, agriculture, and industry. Copper oxide nanoparticles (CuO NPs) are ENPs widely used in multiple applications. Several potential applications of copper oxide nanoparticles (CuO NPs) have recently been identified, including gas sensors, waste treatment, food preservation, high-temperature superconductors, field emission emitters, and agriculture. CuO NPs have demonstrated distinct anticancer, antimicrobial, and antioxidant efficacy, making them a promising tool for biomedical applications. Copper oxide nanoparticles are more critical than other nanoparticles because of their exceptional catalytic, mechanical, magnetic, electric, and thermal properties. Copper oxide nanoparticles have applications in catalysis, sensors, dye degradation, fungicidal and nematicidal treatment, and agricultural, industrial, environmental, and medical fields. Furthermore, the synthesis technique is critical for the properties of the final nanosystem because it controls the size and morphology of the nanoparticles. As a result, the various synthesis methods of CuO Nps and their multiple applications in the respective field are briefly discussed in this review. Read More...
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Biotechnology |
India |
168-177 |
45 |
Water Level Control System
-Rakesh P. Shende ; Ashwini F. Kokate; Shital D. Gabhane; Yaliza P. Jangade; Chhaya R Gabhane
In this paper, we investigate the design of a water level sensor device that is able to detect and control the level of water in a certain water tank or a similar water storage system. The system firstly senses the amount of water available in the tank by the level detector part and then adjusts the state of the water pump in accordance to the water level information. This electronic design achieves automation through sequential logic implemented using a flip flop. A seven segment display and a relay-based motor pump driving circuit are part of this integrated design. When automatic mode The water pump automatically turns on and starts filling the tank when the water level is empty and turned-off and stop filling the tank when water level reaches maximum-level. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
178-180 |
46 |
Study of Effect of Aspect Ratio with Uniform Plinth Area on Seismic Behaviour of R.C. Structures Using Outrigger System With and Without Belt Truss - A Literature Review
-Ajay Sharma ; Dr J N Vyas
The rapid developments of materials, construction technologies and structural systems have given rise to a significant increase of skyscrapers over the past decades. The reduction of the top drifts and base core overturning moments under lateral loads, such as earthquakes and wind loads, has drawn increasing attention in the structural design of super-tall buildings. When building height increases, the structure should have a lateral load resisting systems other than shear walls for avoiding the effect of these loads, since the shear walls when used alone are suitable only up to 20 stories high. Outrigger systems are one such prominent system and are considered to be the most popular and efficient because they are easier to build and provide good lateral stiffness. The principle of using an outrigger system to enhance the structural lateral stiffness and overall stability is that the core-tube and the external columns are connected by rigid horizontal cantilevers. Optimum locations for Installations of outrigger systems with and without belt truss system can be founded. A relatively new concept of Virtual Outrigger is introduced in this paper. In which, using only the belt truss in the building in order to increase the performance of the building under the dynamic loads is studied. Emphasis is given to the various benefits of employing Virtual Outriggers instead of Conventional ones. Overall displacements and lateral drift can be reduced. Outrigger systems enhance the stiffness of high-rise buildings by the introduction of stiff outriggers and belt truss at different locations. The loads considered are as per IS codes. An ETABS model of 30-storey building is considered for this study. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
181-185 |
47 |
Seismic planning For Irregular Structures to Avoid Torsion in First Two Primary Modes - A Literature Review
-Krishna Verma ; Dr J N Vyas
During strong earthquakes, it is likely that buildings with torsional irregularity in the plan have can be seriously damaged, partially collapsed or fully collapsed. This is because Torsionally Irregular Buildings may have significant aerodynamic torsion loads that increase the eccentricity between the center of mass and the center of rigidity, especially in dominant torsion modes. For this reason, torsion leads to excessive increase in lateral motions when dynamic loads excite the buildings. Torsional irregularity is one of the main failure causes during strong dynamic excitations due to earthquakes. Ignoring torsional irregularity in seismic design analysis can cause unexpected damages and losses. To enhance the safety and performance of buildings, most of the current seismic provisions address this irregularity in two main ways. The first is computing torsion-al moment at each floor by using equations provided in various current seismic code provisions. After they are applied on each floor, the seismic analysis will be performed. The second is shifting the centre of mass or stiffness to eliminate the eccentricity by putting additional masses or structural components such as braced frame systems on buildings. Recently, reports showing the damage caused by earthquakes indicate that, torsion-al effects often cause considerable damage to structures leading to their collapse. The response of asymmetric buildings towards torsion is one of the most crucial factors for their damage. Torsion in such buildings is due to irregularity in plan, mass and stiffness which may cause severe damage in structural systems. Due to various reasons structures acquire asymmetry. Asymmetric structures have irregular distribution of plan, stiffness and mass, its centre of mass and centre of rigidity do not coincide and hence cause the torsion-al effect on the structures which is one of the most important factor influencing the seismic damage of the structure. Structures with asymmetric distribution of mass and stiffness undergoes torsion-al motions during earthquake. The performance of the structures is assessed as per the procedure prescribe in IS 1893:2016. To assess the torsion-al effect on the structures in the present study, different models with irregular shapes with the different orientation of columns and other lateral load resisting elements were prepared and analyzed using E-tabs 2018 software. For the purpose of study, L shaped building of G + 30 storeys with same columns sizes subjected to gravity loads and seismic loads are analysed using linear dynamic analysis. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
186-190 |
48 |
Seismic Planning For Irregular Structures to Avoid Torsion in First Two Primary Modes
-Krishna Verma ; Dr J N Vyas
During strong earthquakes, it is likely that buildings with torsional irregularity in the plan have can be seriously damaged, partially collapsed or fully collapsed. This is because Torsionally Irregular Buildings may have significant aerodynamic torsion loads that increase the eccentricity between the center of mass and the center of rigidity, especially in dominant torsion modes. For this reason, torsion leads to excessive increase in lateral motions when dynamic loads excite the buildings. Torsional irregularity is one of the main failure causes during strong dynamic excitations due to earthquakes. Ignoring torsional irregularity in seismic design analysis can cause unexpected damages and losses. To enhance the safety and performance of buildings, most of the current seismic provisions address this irregularity in two main ways. The first is computing torsion-al moment at each floor by using equations provided in various current seismic code provisions. After they are applied on each floor, the seismic analysis will be performed. The second is shifting the centre of mass or stiffness to eliminate the eccentricity by putting additional masses or structural components such as braced frame systems on buildings. Recently, reports showing the damage caused by earthquakes indicate that, torsion-al effects often cause considerable damage to structures leading to their collapse. The response of asymmetric buildings towards torsion is one of the most crucial factors for their damage. Torsion in such buildings is due to irregularity in plan, mass and stiffness which may cause severe damage in structural systems. Due to various reasons structures acquire asymmetry. Asymmetric structures have irregular distribution of plan, stiffness and mass, its centre of mass and centre of rigidity do not coincide and hence cause the torsion-al effect on the structures which is one of the most important factor influencing the seismic damage of the structure. Structures with asymmetric distribution of mass and stiffness undergoes torsion-al motions during earthquake. The performance of the structures is assessed as per the procedure prescribe in IS 1893:2016. To assess the torsion-al effect on the structures in the present study, different models with irregular shapes with the different orientation of columns and other lateral load resisting elements were prepared and analyzed using E-tabs 2018 software. For the purpose of study, L shaped building of G + 30 storeys with same columns sizes subjected to gravity loads and seismic loads are analysed using linear dynamic analysis. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
191-198 |
49 |
Seismic Analysis of Assymetrical Multistoried R.C. Structures Using Shear Wall In Severe Seismic Zones as Per Is 1893:2016 -A Review
-Gaurav Sharma ; Dr Savita Maru
Shear walls have very high in-plane stiffness and strength, which can be used to simultaneously resist large horizontal loads and support gravity loads, making them quite advantageous in many structural engineering applications. Structures must perform safely when subjected to numerous types of loading while still remaining aesthetic and fully functional. The nature of shear wall design in building structures is a difficult task, particularly if one wants to place the shear walls in such a way that the cost is minimal while still satisfying specific performance objectives when subjected to natural and human-induced loads. This study was conducted to study the effects of shear wall in the multi-storey buildings for different height, study on nodal displacement and storey drift of the building for different cases been carried out. Nodal displacement of stories and storey drift under consideration were evaluated using structural analysis software in accordance with IS 456:2000, IS 1893:2016 and IS 13920. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
199-203 |
50 |
An Analysis on Strength Properties of Concrete Utilizing Natural Waste
-Prof. Harsh Gupta ; Laxmi Kant Tiwari
Over recent years a rapid development in the field of concrete technology has taken place. Concrete has become the most popular construction material. Even common people have started using concrete in a big way. Thus, based on natural minerals aggregate it is now possible to produce concrete with compressive strengths of up to 230 MPa. If natural mineral aggregate is replaced by high quality ceramic aggregate, compressive strengths up to 500 MPa can be achieved. Also, over recent years however many relatively new concrete structures and industrial products have shown a poor performance. It is great challenge, therefore both to utilize and apply and also further develop existing technology on high performance concrete to the benefit of both the concrete industry and the society. In recent study many new materials are used as a partial replacement material in concrete which can increase its properties of the concrete such material as limestone, marble dust, wooden husk, rice husk etc. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
204-207 |