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Pandemic Effect on Adoption of Digital Payments in India
-P R Sreelal Prabhu ; Philo Maria Firoz
The study examines the factors that determined the use and adoption of digital payments since the introduction of Demonetisation and during the pandemic of Covid-19. The data collected were from the 253 survey responses. The reliability and validity of the data were assessed using the Kolmogorov-Smirnov test, and the Cronbach Alpha which showed that the data were not normally distributed but the questionnaire was reliable after deleting some items. Therefore, nonparametric tests like the Mann-Whitney U-test, and Kruskal-Wallis tests were used. It is found that gender does not play a major role in adoption of digital payment systems. However, age does play a role, and the study showed havinga tendency to stick to cash payments as the age bracket increases. Read More...
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E-Commerce |
India |
1-5 |
2 |
An Effect of Different Copper Fins and Internal Grooving of Air Cooled Counter to Cross Flow Heat Exchanger
-Prakash Chandra ; Dr. Ajay Kumar Singh; Dr. Parag Mishra
The objective of this study is to provide modern analytical and empirical tools for evaluation of the thermal-flow performance or design of air-cooled heat exchangers (ACHE) with copper material of rectangular fin shape and cooling towers. This review consists various factors which effect the performance of ACHE. A fan will be fitted perpendicular to the tube which expand cold air through the fan on tube. When the hot fluid will be flow in tube then internally groove shaped of tube due to high turbulence in fluid. The performance of the various types of fins is presented with respect to the parameters: (1) Reynolds number, (2) fin pitch, (3) fin height, (4) fin thickness, (5) tube diameter, (6) tube pitch, (7) tube type, (8) number of tube rows, and (9) effect of dehumidifying conditions. The total cost of cycle can be reduced by increasing the effectiveness of heat exchanger. In this Section the conclusions and the recommendations for the future work have been given. Read More...
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Thermal Engineering |
India |
6-9 |
3 |
Estimation of Trace Metals in Godavari River Water at Paithan, Aurangabad District, Maharashtra (India)
-Pooja Tappe ; Vishnu Potadar
The water is very crucial liquid mainly used for agriculture and industrial activities. Water is the basic necessity for the functioning for all life forms that exist on the Earth. It will not be wrong to say that water is the reason behind regulation and maintenance of Earth. It is one of the most plentiful and essential of compounds. Present study was aimed at investigating important trace metals like Iron, Copper, Manganese, Lead, Cadmium, Zinc and Fluoride. The present research work was carried in January to December 2021 at Paithan city which is one of the holy places located in Aurangabad (district), Maharashtra. In the present research work samples were collected standard methods and analyzed by using the Spectrophotometer. Samples were collected in the plastic cans which are cleaned before sample collection with nitric acid and distilled water. The average values of the trace metals found in the suitable range. The average value of Iron was 0.40, Copper 0.37, Manganese 0.21, Lead 0.39, Cadmium 0.02, Zinc 0.17 and Fluoride was 1.57 (µg/L). It is observed that water quality of river as partially suitable for drinking purpose further, it is suggested that the water used in the of form river need to be purified, treated and used. The present research work will be very helpful for future researcher. Read More...
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Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering |
India |
10-13 |
4 |
A Review Critical Review on Mechanical Properties of Pavement Quality Concrete Mixes Using GGBS and Stone Sand
-Thakur Kehari Singh Rajput ; Thakur Ramji Ram Singh
Concrete is a largely used human-made product in the world. In this modern era, cement concrete pavements are in demand as compared to bituminous pavements in highway projects. Due to the limitation of quality natural resources for making concrete, the waste utilization in the production of concrete, especially for pavements. The basic aim of this study is to characterize this GGBS and Stone Dust and utilize it in the production of concrete. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
14-16 |
5 |
Laboratory Investigation of Mechanical Properties of Pavement Quality Concrete Mixes Using GGBS and Stone Sand
-Thakur Kehari Singh Rajput ; Thakur Ramji Ram Singh
The optimum percentage of GGBS for maximum Flexure strength of 3.98MPa at 25% GGBS. Addition of GGBS to PQC mixes up to the optimum value has shown an increasing trend in Flexure strength. With further increase of GGBS content, Flexure strength has shown decreasing trend. The optimum percentage of Stone Dust for maximum flexural strength is decreased as increase the quantity of stone dust. Maximum value of flexural strength of 3.27MPa was obtained at 60% Stone Dust replacement. The flexural strength of GGBS (25%) and Stone Dust (40%) GGBS+MS-PQC is increased by 4.93N/mm2 to 5.12N/mm2 at 28 days as compared to Conventional PQC. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
17-18 |
6 |
A Survey Paper on - Design of Earthquake Resistance Tall Structure with Lateral Force Method & Response Spectrum Analysis (STADD. Pro)
-Sanjay Singh Dangi ; Dr. Rakesh Patel
The selection of the structure categories was made after the normal process. The two methods used for the analysis are the equivalent static measurement and the Response Spectrum .A comparative analysis of the results Found from both methods was performed based on migration, story distribution and clipping. The framework was also tested for P-analysis and adjustments required from time to time have been made after the IBC code .When the steel resistance frame was developed in accordance with IS-800: 2007 based on these analytical methods. In the process of naming this stage it has been repeated many times until all the standards specified in IS 800 have been met. The developed framework was then analyzed and the results were compared according to the categories used. The cost-effectiveness of both methods has been compared. Also the basic design that contains the base plate is made according to IS 800: 2007. Important statistics are calculated and statistics are created. The software used for analyze and design is STAAD Pro. Both at the time of design and analysis the calculations performed were performed and compared. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
19-21 |
7 |
A Work Paper on - Design of Earthquake Resistance Tall Structure with Lateral Force Method & Response Spectrum Analysis (STADD. Pro)
-Sanjay Singh Dangi ; Dr. Rakesh Patel
The design of a building requires a detailed analysis to the building on which the structure is based. But somewhere it is not possible to do manual calculations which is why the need for editing tools was met. Built on several power tools, one of which was widely used by Stadd.Pro, which allows the processing of a structure preference to its construction. For high-rise buildings it is possible to use Stadd.Pro for consolidation and its integration as well as structural analysis and design-based design. Steel is the most widely used building materials in the world. In order to take advantage of these seismic resources, a design engineer must be familiar with the design features of the metal and the purpose for which they are coded. The basic formation of the building framework presented for this project is based on IS 1893-2002 and IS 800. such as IS 800: 2007 .The building contains six stories and has three biscuits on the straight side and five bays on the back side. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
22-26 |
8 |
Corporate Social Responsibility in India
-Arohee Sandeep Bhatkar ; Sangeeta Verma
In this paper the concept of Corporate Social Responsibility is discussed in depth as its an important part of a business it does impact the various aspects like social, economical, political, cultural, environmental in the society we live in. whether it’s a small business or big one what matters is its impact on the people. Business normally have a sole purpose, that is to earn profit but earning profit is not enough as taking from the society to earn by making them consumers, increasing sales but to return to the society by taking precautions through not harming environment, recycling, making use of materials that are disposable easily, having gender equality not just male female but third gender employment which creates a message to the society, promoting and developing infrastructure of the poor children and many more initiatives. All these aspects are discussed in this paper. Read More...
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LAW |
India |
27-31 |
9 |
The Properties of Poly-Propylene Fiber Added With Silica Fume in Concrete; A Review
-Sandeep Kumar ; Kamlesh Kumar Choudhary
Nowadays, a significant amount of concrete is used in the building industry. Concrete offers better resistance under pressure than steel does when it is stressed. A low effect, a scraped surface, limited malleability, and little break protection are all characteristics of regular cement. To improve the conductivity of plain concrete both before and after it breaks, short, irregular, and discrete strands can be added. To enhance the qualities of cement, half-and-half filaments are consolidated in addition to silica fume. In this study, different fiber-added materials can be combined with cement to improve synthetic and strength properties and plan for particular applications. By using different fiber extents of steel and polypropylene, the combination of strands—often referred to as "hybridization"—is presented. According to the IS code method of mix design, silica fumes ranging from 0 to 15 percent by volume of cement and poly-propylene fiber, steel (crimped) fibers, and hybrid fiber (poly-propylene and steel (crimped) fibers) were used as additives for each of the concrete mixes of M30 grade. All mixtures included a super plasticizer as well to enhance. Along with casting M30 grade concrete cubes and beams with 0 and 15% silica fumes, various amounts of steel fiber, polypropylene fiber, and hybrid fibers, by volume of cement, this study also identifies the fiber combinations that show the maximum compressive, flexural, and shear strength of concrete. Finally, we discovered that adding fiber and mineral admixtures to concrete causes it to have better properties than plain concrete. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
32-38 |
10 |
Three Dimensional CFD Simulations on Two Row Plane Fin Heat Exchanger
-Brijesh Sen ; Prof. Amit Khare; Prof. Shamir Daniel
Three-dimensional CFD simulations are carried out to investigate heat transfer and fluid flow characteristics of a two-row plain fin-and-tube heat exchanger using ANSYS FLUENT. Heat transfer and pressure drop characteristics of the heat exchanger are investigated for Reynolds numbers ranging from 330 to 7200. Model geometry is created, meshed, calculated, and post-processed using ANSYS Workbench. Fluid flow and heat transfer are simulated and results compared using both laminar and turbulent flow models (k-epsilon, and SST k-omega), with steady-state solvers to calculate pressure drop, flow, and temperature fields. Model validation is carried out by comparing the simulated case friction factor f and Colburn j factor with experimental results from the literature. For friction factor determination, little difference is found between the flow models simulating laminar flow, while in transitional flow, the laminar flow model produced the most accurate results and the k-omega SST turbulence model was more accurate in turbulent flow regimes. The results of simulations for heat transfer in laminar flow using the laminar flow model are found to be in good agreement with the experimental results, while heat transfer in transitional flow is best represented with the SST k-omega turbulence model, and heat transfer in turbulent flow is more accurately simulated with the k-epsilon turbulence model. Reasonable agreement is found between the simulations and experimental data, and the ANSYS FLUENT software has been sufficient for simulating the flow fields in tube-fin heat exchangers. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
39-46 |
11 |
Lapro: Solar-Powered Laser Projection
-Yogendra Pal
The present work has been designed to create a cost-effective device using existing devices like wicked lasers and solar panels to give advertising and marketing a new form. A monocrystalline/ polycrystalline solar panel battery would be mounted on top of a wicked laser such that the device becomes easy to install and handle. The solar panel on the top would be charged during the daytime with solar energy and would utilize this energy at night to project videos. The solar-powered laser projector is cost-effective as it requires less manpower, less space, and less energy to function as compared with traditional marketing. Read More...
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Modern Advertisement |
India |
47-49 |
12 |
Comparative Study of Cable Stayed Bridge with Different Material Deck Girder Using SAP Software
-Anuj Tiwari ; Surajmal Patidar
In this project the comparative study of cable stayed bridge is done using SAP software and in this project we change the material of deck girder of bridges and comparison was done on the basis of shear force, bending moment, torsion, bending stress of girders with concrete and steel and prestressed girder of same span and same loading conditions and from the analysis we conclude about the most efficient girder we make on same span and loading conditions and we conclude that steel girders are more efficient than prestressed and concrete deck girders for the same span and loading conditions which we analyse through SAP software. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
50-52 |
13 |
The Impact of Performance Appraisal and Compensation Practices on Employee Performance of NIFS
-Jayasrini Buddhiprabha Kumarasiri Bandara ; Dr Niluka Thilina Amarasinghe
Performance of researchers is recognised as one of the most critical indices for evaluation of a research institute. Consequently, identifying the Performance Appraisal and compensation practices that influence the NIFS's employee performance is potentially of great value. The study focusses to identify whether the employee performance of NIFS is affected by the performance appraisal and compensation practices.
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Human Resource management |
Sri Lanka |
53-59 |
14 |
Smart Electricity Monitoring and Control System Using IoT
-Pooja Huggi ; Shweta Patil
In everyday life, electricity is necessary, and appropriate utilization is critical. Over the years, existing systems have been scrutinized in order to improve residential power control. The existing PMAS approach, on the other hand, has a greater error ratio and does not provide a remote monitoring system. This study uses mobile applications to give consumers with a simple system for monitoring and controlling the power consumption of household appliances. The suggested system provides 0.6 percent current errors for the hairdryer appliance, compared to 7.8 percent current errors for the present Power Monitoring and Switching (PMAS) system. The electricity cost is one of the most important operational overheads in many commercial and industrial buildings. The design and development of a Smart Power monitoring device for monitoring the electrical parameters of Wasit university buildings, such as voltage, current, and power. The system includes a smart sensing unit that detects and controls the electrical equipment used in daily activities based on various tariff rates. It has the potential to lower consumer costs while also enhancing grid stability. A constructed model was thoroughly analyzed, with experimental results compared to those obtained using traditional measuring devices. The Arduino-based wireless power meter is a non-invasive existing meter with a WI-FI connection for domiciliary power. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
60-63 |
15 |
The Effect of HR Practices on Employee Performance of NIFS
-Jayasrini Buddhiprabha Kumarasiri Bandara ; Dr Niluka Thilina Amarasinghe
Performance of researchers in a science research institution is recognised as one of the most critical indices for evaluation of a research institute. However, very few prior scientific studies have concentrated on how HR practices effect employees' performance at Sri Lankan science research institutes. Consequently, identifying the HR practices including Recruitment and Selection, Training and Development, Compensation, Performance Appraisal and Promotion practices that influence the NIFS's employee performance is potentially of great value. The study focusses to identify whether the employee performance of NIFS is affected by the above mentioned 5 HR practices. Read More...
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Human Resource management |
Sri Lanka |
64-73 |
16 |
Design and Analysis over the Manual General Purpose Machine Tool
-Er. Jitendra Kumar
The manual energy is our basic energy which can be achieved easily by hand or by self. Sometimes due to breakdown of smart energy or electric energy the machine working is stopped suddenly in industries and companies. Here we can use the manual power to run the machinery continuously. This is the last option to continue the industry working. By using effective and light mechanisms we can make such type manual machine which may be derived by one or two workers effectively and manual power to run the machinery continuously. This is the last option to continue the industry working. By using effective and light mechanisms we can make such type manual machine which may be derived by one or two workers effectively and easily .By using different type gear ratios we can obtain the various type speeds on the machine as required. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
74-76 |
17 |
Utilization of Mobile Waste and LDPE Plastic in Preparation of Flexible Pavement
-Ashish Kumar Bakoriya ; Jitendra D. Chouhan
This study shows effect of waste plastic chips on black cotton soil is investigated. Different percentage of plastic waste is added to soil and its effect on various properties of soil is analyzed. Optimum polythene contains obtained from various literature is 5% Maximum Marshall Stability value is 1346.7 at 5% of polythene content and 15 % of mobile waste content. It is watched that the Marshall Stability value is increased at the percentage of 15% and that decreased. It is necessary to obtain Optimum bitumen content for a particular bituminous concrete mix from an economical and durability point of view. In the Marshall stability value increases with mobile waste content up to 15% and thereafter decreases. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
77-80 |
18 |
A Critical Review on the Utilization of Mobile Waste and LDPE Plastic in the Preparation of Flexible Pavement
-Ashish Kumar Bakoriya ; Jitendra D. Chouhan
Several aspects of asphalt mixtures were addressed using state-of-the-art laboratory test equipment and technical literature from different information sources. In this thesis, we use the Marshall method to determine the actual percentage of the waste polythene. Black cotton soil is swelling in nature. Whenever there is a change in environmental conditions there is a change in moisture content of soil and locally available soil start showing swelling and variation in properties due to which its load-bearing strength decreases. If already there is a structure exists then there is the possibility that the structure gets damaged and if there is a plan for any construction then we have to consider the swelling behavior of the soil. There are many methods for soil stabilization adding additives limestone, fly ash, rise husk etc, or by adding chemicals or by adding fibers. A new method on which much research is going on is soil stabilization by using waste plastic as reinforced fiber. The problem of disposal of such material can be overcome by using these materials as a soil stabilizer for soil stabilization. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
81-82 |
19 |
The Art of Making Colors from Mythological Traditions to Organic Holi Colors
-Sumit Raj Khare ; Sanjeev Singh Baghel ; Jassi Singh; Ashmita Sharma
Aim ─ The study was work on, the basic and considering the environmental conditions, have made these organic holi colors it is better than the artificial colors. In this regard, have thoroughly investigated the Natural Colors Phenomina.
Methodology ─ This experiment started with the extract of edible vegetables or flowers like, Hibiscus rosa-sinensis, Rosa x hybrida, Spinacia oleracea, Beta vulgaris extracted from beetroot and juices made from its extracted colour, and from this color we made different types of the form of colors union.
Results ─ As a discussion colors that indicate to our mind that from which compound it is made and from things in this researched and found make natural colors from the juices of other vegetables and flowers, like we made green color from spinach extract, yellow from turmeric, beetroot and hibiscus rose to light red and dark red color and after preparing its colors, we mixed corn flour in it and changed it into such powder form. And in this we used rose water which we prepared ourselves in laboratory. This colors can be used in cultural festivals and different types of religions celebration we don't get any side effects from it.
Interpretation ─ Every natural thing displays some colors. denoting natural colors from the same color by denoting color from that natural thing. It approves of natural dyes.
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Agricultural Sciences |
India |
83-86 |
20 |
HOLOP: 7d Holographic Visuals
-Yogendra Pal
This research study investigates the usage of 7D holographic images driven by monocrystalline solar panels in current advertising. The study proposes a functional model for implementing this technology, which includes solar panels, an energy storage system, 7D holographic graphics, a control unit, and a data management system. The suggested concept intends to provide a sustainable and cost-effective solution for advertising campaigns by leveraging the power of clean and renewable energy. The report also addresses the suggested model's merits and limitations and its possible influence on the advertising business. The study suggests that future research and development in this subject can assist to improve the model's performance and efficiency, making it more broadly relevant for modern advertising. Read More...
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Modern Advertisement |
India |
87-90 |
21 |
COMACH: A Holographic Virtual Fitting Room for Personalized Clothing Simulation
-Yogendra Pal
This research paper presents COMACH, a new technology that uses holographic imaging to construct accurate 3D virtual models of individuals. The machine captures detailed information about a person's facial features, body shape, and size, and then constructs a virtual model that closely matches the person's actual appearance. The virtual models can also be used to create realistic holographic images of the person, which can be viewed from any angle and in any lighting condition. Additionally, the COMACH machine can simulate how different clothing items would look on a person, making it useful for fashion designers, retailers, and individual shoppers. The study provides a detailed technical explanation of the machine and its capabilities, as well as its potential applications and future developments. Read More...
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Computer Integrated Manufacturing |
India |
91-94 |
22 |
Status and Performance of Pineapple Cultivation in West Bengal: A Geographical Analysis
-Parvej Alam ; Dr. Tariq Mahmood Usmani; Asefa Khatun
Pineapple (Ananas Comosus) is very important tropical and sub-tropical fruit and is commercially cultivated in worldwide. The fruit has the capacity to fertilize the national as well as state economy if cultivate judicious manner. October-November is the growing season of pineapple in northern part of West Bengal. India produced 1861 thousand metric tonnes in 2017 contributing more than 7 per cent of the whole world (27402). West Bengal is the emerging state for pineapple cultivation. In terms of pineapple production West Bengal alone produced 336.11 thousand metric tonnes which is near about 17 per cent of country's total production. The study is mainly based on secondary sources of data obtained from Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), District Statistical Handbook, National Horticulture Board, indiastat.com. Etc. The study reveals that, pineapple is produced mainly in four districts of West Bengal which are Darjeeling, Uttar Dinajpur, Jalpaiguri and Coochbehar, shares more than 90 per cent of states total production. West Bengal is the leading producer of pineapple in India though it has low share of land than Assam and Manipur. In terms of productivity or yield, West Bengal (30 MT/Hectare) stand in a good position after Karnataka (62.67 MT/Hectare) and Tamil Nadu (34.05 MT/Hectare). There are many problems (inadequate farm management technique, less extension source, less scientific knowledge etc.) lies in pineapple cultivation of farmers which led to variation of yield among different states of India and West Bengal is not exception of that. Read More...
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Geography |
India |
95-100 |
23 |
Relation between Nutritional Assessment and Academic Performance of High School Students - A Review
-Sidhartha M. Mishra ; Jenny Patel
Children are the most vulnerable group in our society and the foundation of every nation, thus their health and nutritional condition are an indicator of how that nation will develop in the future. Nutritional problems in children are a serious concern in both developing and developed countries. Childhood malnutrition can cause physical and mental retardation, stunted growth, and delays in social and emotional development. Many studies on the subject of academic performance have found a strong correlation between healthy eating practices, particularly the regular intake of breakfast, improved grades, increased school attendance, and better classroom behavior. Many of the meals that kids eat today are laden with salt, chemicals, and sugar, which harm them by making them tired, distracted, and sick, among other things, which affects their behavior and performance as well. The parent or guardian should focus more on the child's nutritional status by giving them enough food and nourishment. To acquire healthy eating habits that will assist children throughout their entire lives in reaching their full potential, it is the responsibility of parents and educators to teach them the significance and importance of proper nutrition. For kids to succeed academically, a proper diet is crucial. About the importance of healthy eating, schools must teach both parents and kids. Read More...
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Master of Science |
India |
101-104 |
24 |
Properties of Mortar Incorporating Polyvinyl Alcohol Fibers with Cement Mortar of Clay Brick Masonry
-Shivani Dholpuriya ; Amarta Jain
Polyvinyl alcohol fiber material is used in the concrete so that type of concrete is called also green concrete. Because of the expansion in the development of modern areas the power necessity of the nation is quickly expanding. India relies upon nuclear energy as its principal source, consequently expanding power prerequisites consistently. The current situation of our nation shows that 75% of the nation's all out introduced power which produce from coal-based is 90%. As per the Indian standard level of fly debris in Portland cement is restricted to 15 to 35% however, we are expanding the rate up to 45%, this addition gives higher functionality and lesser strength. The increment thickness of the mortar joint will directly reduce the compressive strength of the prism. The compressive strength test on the brick masonry sample example showed that the brickwork with a 7.0 mm thick mortar joint has higher compressive strength when contrasted with 10.0mm and 15.0 mm thick mortar joints. The compressive strength testing on the cube showed that the different water-cement ratio with fly ash gives higher workability but reduced compressive strength. 35% fly ash, 0.5 w/c ratios, 7mm thickness of mortar, and 1% PVA fiber are more economical because compressive strength and workability are also high. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
105-107 |
25 |
Experimental Investigation on the Removal of Recast Layer after EDM Machining
-Sanjeev Kumar Vishwakarma ; Dr. Sudhanshu Kumar
The viability of eliminating the recast layer (RCL) utilizing etching and mechanical grinding for Ni based super alloy materials employing electrical discharge machining (EDM) is investigated in this work. EDM is a widely utilised sophisticated thermoelectric non-conventional machining technology in a variety of fields such as dentistry, medicine, and the materials which is difficult to machine by standard methods. The material is removed by melting and vaporisation, and the energy source for the material removal is heat generated by sparking. Due to improper dielectric fluid flushing, a hard and brittle coating forms on the periphery of the workpiece. If flushing is not done properly, then the molten metal re-solidifies, hardens, and adheres to the machining surface due to the cooling impact of the dielectric fluid. The layer created above the surface is called as RCL. This experiment is divided into three stages. In first stage RCL generation on the workpiece using EDM. In second stage optimizes the RCL removal, using L9 orthogonal array with Taguchi approach and create experimental plan, with different etching parameters. To find the most significant etching parameters, an analysis of variance (ANOVA) was performed. In the third stage, mechanical grinding was used to remove the RCL completely. Finally, the experiment investigates the workpiece metal removal rate and surface roughness value. The most significant parameter for all response characteristics is found to be temperature and acid composition. Metal removal rate and surface roughness value is highly affected with temperature and acid composition respectively. Read More...
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Industrial Tribology & Maintenance Engineering |
India |
108-119 |
26 |
Nanotechnology in Cancer Diagnosis: Current Trends and Future Prospects
-Dr. B. Karpagam ; Dr. K. Mathankumar
Modern medicine has been waging a losing war against cancer for more than a century. Although cancer treatments have advanced significantly, they still need to be more specialized and less likely to cause systemic side effects. A technological revolution in diagnostic technologies is imminent, and improving prognosis outlook and patient quality of life requires early detection. Nanotechnology has demonstrated its ability to advance cancer treatment, radiotherapy, diagnostics, and imaging, all of which have witnessed consistent improvements. In order to develop radiation adjuvants with increased efficacy, precise early-detection instruments, and particularly focused cancer treatments, nanomaterials offer a wide variety of diversity, usefulness, and uses. The well-known cancer therapies, such as chemotherapy and radiotherapy, have a number of drawbacks, including slow illness identification and out-of-area medication distribution. These therapies have a very limited power to cure and track the effects of the medicine in the human body since the exact drug concentration is not only dispersed throughout the body but also reaches the tumor location. These restrictions have been partially addressed thanks to nanotechnology. This paper discusses the existing clinical and pre-clinical Nano technological approaches for cancer drug therapy. Read More...
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NanoTechnology |
India |
120-123 |
27 |
Experimental Investigation of Mechanical Properties of NI/CU Hybrid Reinforced 7075 Aluminum Alloy Composites
-Monu Gupta ; Sanjay Bairwa
Particle-reinforced metal matrix composites (MMC) in the form of hybrid composites are commonly used in many applications where the components are prone to wear and tear. Therefore, it is necessary to analyze various mechanical properties such as fracture toughness behavior and wear behavior of metal matrix composites. Various types of particulate metal fillers have been reported to be used as reinforcing fillers in metal matrices, but the use of metal powders for this purpose has not been fully investigated. In this study, a new class of hybrid reinforced aluminum alloy composites was developed using a nickel/copper metal powder filler. We also analyzed the effect of the weight percent of copper and nickel particles on different mechanical properties of Al 7075/Cu/Ni/matrix composites. The results show that the 4 wt% Ni and 4 wt% Cu and 4 wt% Ni and 4 wt% Cu MMCs have the highest hardness & flexural strengths among all the MMCs produced. It can be concluded that these MMCs are widely used in various industrial and technical aerospace, novel and wear applications due to their high tensile strength. Read More...
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Materials Engineering |
India |
124-127 |
28 |
A Problem on Decision Making Through Soft Approximation Space
-Manamohan Maharana ; Dr.Debadutta Mohanty
This paper aims at defining the idea of soft rough set in a modified manner for strengthening the mechanism to handle the problem of uncertainty since it is an effective mathematical tool for approaching various types of unpredictability. The connection between rough set and soft set is established during the course of derivation developing related properties pertinent to this concept. In-place of an equivalence relation, a soft set is used to break the universe in to innumerable fragments for identifying each objects which leads to an approximation space called soft approximation space. In consequence soft lower approximation operator, soft upper approximation operator is introduced. Some examples are presented giving interesting properties of soft rough approximations. A comparison between the proposed method and the previous one is accomplished. The concept of soft rough approximate inclusion relation is presented and its properties are derived. Finally, four types of soft covering based rough sets have been defined by using soft neighborhoods, soft cohesion and soft inverse neighborhood along with examining related properties. In addition, soft rough set is defined in a new way without using full soft set. Read More...
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Mathematics |
India |
128-137 |