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Enhanced Micro Channel Heat Sink for Utilization in Cooling Of Electronic Components by Using CFD Approach
-Nilesh Narayan Majalikar ; Kiran kumar K U
The micro-channel heat sinks (MCHS) are used in sophisticated cooling systems to meet the cooling requirements of electronic equipment fitted with high-performance integrated circuits, such as computer chips. In order to increase the effectiveness of heat exchange in MCHS, various types of micro-channel designs have been created. In this study, a three-dimensional micro-channel heat sink has dimensions of 18mm6.2mm0.5mm. the effective use of boehmite aluminium nanoparticles with the base fluids, water, ethylene glycol, etc. The micro channel heat sink includes numerical analyses of several MCHS designs with thermohydraulic efficacy. Throughout the micro channel heat sink, various MCHS designs are analyzed numerically. The Navier-Stokes solution and the energy equation are solved using the finite-volume method, and the hemodynamic and heat efficiencies of the micro channel heat sink is calculated. The results show that the MCHS's triangular design has the maximum heat transfer coefficient, and while its rectangular shape has the lowest heat transmission value. When the velocity is altered, the mean bottom surface temperature for both MCHS shapes decreases, increasing efficiency. The triangle shape of the MCHS establishes the lowest temperature. The triangle shape of the MCHS results in the highest pressure drops, whereas the rectangle shape results in the lowest pressure drops. MCHS has a low thermal resistance due to its triangle shape, but it has a high thermal resistance because to its rectangular shape. The rectangle-shaped MCHS produces the maximum temperature and dissipates the most heat when comparison to the triangle-shaped MCHS. the entire study is carried out by commercially available software ANSYS FLUENT. Read More...
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Thermal Engineering |
India |
1-8 |
2 |
A Review Paper on - Development of Optimized Muffler to Improve the Efficiency of Diesel Engine for Eicher Bus
-Ashraf Raza ; Mrs. Priyanka Jhawar; Mr. Sachin Baraskar; Mr. Prakhar Dubey
This paper includes designing an optimized muffler according to standard specifications to provide optimum muffler and engine performance. The Designed Muffler is an advancement of the Eicher Bus muffler design. This work studies the performance the numbers of motor vehicles have been progressively increasing, constituting a global threat due to the thousands of tons of pollutants they spew into the atmosphere daily. In addition to worsening global problems such as the greenhouse effect, these pollutants have created conditions for the occurrence of critical air pollution episodes This paper consists of background about the work, which includes the introduction of the muffler, types of the muffler, information about the model, procedure of simulation set up and results of the simulations. Read More...
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M-Tech (Thermal Engineering) |
India |
9-10 |
3 |
A Task Paper on - Development of Optimized Muffler to Improve the Efficiency of Diesel Engine for Eicher Bus
-Ashraf Raza ; Mrs. Priyanka Jhawar; Mr. Sachin Baraskar; Mr. Prakhar Dubey
There has been a lot of study interest in the occurrence of environmental persistent free radicals. Even though diesel engine exhaust is one of the main sources of EPFRs in the environment, relatively little research has been done on the EPFRs' emission characteristics under various working situations. To examine the emission process of a diesel engine and replicate various working situations at varying altitudes and engine speeds, an integrated engine system was used. The findings revealed that high altitude and low engine rpm are typically related to increased PM10 emission with more stable and organized structures. According to research on PAHs in solid and gas phases, PM10 produced by diesel engines at altitudes greater than 2000 m may contain significant levels of PAHs embedded inside particles but not adsorbed on the surface. In diesel exhaust PM10, EPFRs signals up to 1.66 1020 spins/g were found. Stronger EPR readings on PM10 were related to lower altitude and higher engine speed. However, at lower engine speed and greater altitude, the cumulative EPR signal intensities after ingesting 1 L of diesel were higher, indicating increased overall risks. It was indicated that the EPR signals were linked to flaws in the carbon structure by a positive correlation between R value, or the signal strength ratio of the D and G peaks on the Raman spectra. In a one-month ageing simulation, over 70% of the EPR signals survived under UV light, while the EPFRs strength in particles exhibited no discernible change in the dark. The significant persistence of these EPFRs implied long-term and widespread concerns that should be thoroughly examined. Read More...
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M-Tech (Thermal Engineering) |
India |
11-12 |
4 |
Body Area Network (Ban) Security by Utilyzing ECG Signal Processing and RBS Generation
-Anubhav Pandey ; Ravi Pandey
An rising category of wireless sensor networks is the Wireless Body Sensor Networks (WBSNs). With increased sophistication and advancements in wireless sensor networks, several categories of wireless sensor networks have evolved one among which is the wireless body sensor network (WBSN) or the body area network (BAN) which are used interchangeably in this paper. Wireless body sensor networks can be defined as the connectivity of sensors in the periphery of the human body which can communicate with each other as well as communicate with a central base station or control station. There are however several factors governing the reliability of the network. One of the key challenges faced with WBSNs is securing data transmission since complex encryption algorithms cannot be employed due to the limited resources of processing power and memory. The proposed technique incorporates the deep Markov model for random bit sequence (RBS) generation from the ECG based data which has been used as the counterpart for the actual heart beats. The features which have been extracted for the inter pulse interval (IPI) are RR interval, SS Interval and QRS complex. The database used for the study is the MIT-BIH library wherein the Electro Cardiogram data is available in the form of .mat files and can be processed for analysis. The security is based on the authentication provided by a random binary stream (RBS) which is 128 bits in length. The RBS is generated from the inter-pulse interval (IPI) extracted from the ECG waveform. The computation parameters considered are the entropy and the hamming distance. The performance evaluation parameters for the proposed technique are the entropy and the hamming distance. It has been shown that the proposed technique achieves better results in terms of hamming distance and entropy compared to previous work. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
13-18 |
5 |
Brief Review on Cardio Protective Roles of Centella Asiatica (L.) Urban: A Wild Edible Ethnomedicinal Herb of India
-Nabendu Pal ; Debasmriti Roy; Manjeema Roy; Aniket Biswas
Phytotherapy has been used traditionally to cure human ailments and Centella asiatica (CA) has quite impressive ethnomedicinal uses in Asian countries including the treatment of skin diseases, insomnia, stomach worms, dysentery and syphilis. CA extract is also a good cardiotonic due to presence of asiaticosides and asiaticacid in it as they increase the B- cell lymphoma 2/Bcl2 Associated X-protein (Bcl2/Bax) ratio and prevent the apoptosis of cardiomyocytes in vitro and in vivo. In this review, the therapeutic benefits of CA have been highlighted with special reference to the prevention and cure of cardiovascular diseases like cardiac hypertrophy, myocardial ischemia reperfusion injury (MIRI) in the patients of coronary heart disease (CHD). Read More...
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Biology |
India |
19-23 |
6 |
Design and Analysis of Miniature Wind Turbine for Automobiles
-Jayesh Fasate ; Dr. Abhijit Dandavate; Abhishek Funde; Atharva Mandhre; Omkar Adsul
Vehicle Mounted Wind Turbine (VMWT) is a mounted vertical axis wind turbine system for vehicles. This paper presents the design of VMWT to generate electricity from Wind Energy. Designing a wind turbine to charge the battery in the most effective way possible in order to decrease reliance on fossil fuels for battery charging, minimize pollution in the environment, and expand the range of electric vehicles to traverse long distances. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
24-27 |
7 |
Level of Awareness on Andropause Symptoms among Men and Their Psychosocial Status
-Dr. Poornima PS ; Dr. Winnie Joyce A; Dr. Jonas Richard A
Andropause is a gradual process and is more similar to menopause in women. Knowledge and experience of symptoms of andropause is an important discussion in their lives nowadays. The study’s main aim is to find out the knowledge and symptoms of andropause among men. The study used descriptive analysis, the data were collected using the Aging Male Scales (AMS) questionnaire. The results of the study show that 73.6% of the respondents had a strong experience of andropause, and it has a strong connection with the level of education and occupation related to andropause. Based on the outcomes of this study, despite the fact that the majority of men over age 40 had experienced symptoms of andropause, their awareness about andropause was very low and they are more prone to psychological issues. Men in their middle age are learned to be physically and emotionally stable. The spouse should support the partner in all ways to balance the crisis. Read More...
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Social Work |
India |
28-32 |
8 |
Electroencephalogram (EEG) Technology
-Deepak Kumar ; Gulshan Kumar; Abhishek jain
Electroencephalography (EEG) is a test from which we can detect abnormalities in our brain that is in the human brain. It is also a type of test actually which detects electrical activity in our brain and for detecting the electrical activity we are using a metal electrode. A metal electrode is placed on the scalp by using of electrode we can detect the neurons of the brain(signal). Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
33-36 |
9 |
Database Interaction Using Automatic Speech Recognition
-Deeba Shahab ; Pragati Naikare; Shravani Deshmukh
This Interaction with databases is achievable only if we are familiar about the standard SQL queries. In this paper, speech-based DBMS communication is the focus. Users can use their voice to interface with the database and retrieve information. Therefore, it is not necessary for the user to have prior understanding of SQL queries. Information retrieval is concerned with providing quick access to information based on a user's request, which will be presented as a query. If further information is required, a dialogue system that can understand spoken natural language questions will ask for it before responding to the speaker's question. Primarily a small number of information extraction research studies are devoted to the study of spoken language information extraction, the majority of which concentrate only on written language processing. In this system, user can also enter the query using speech. System will convert speech into the text format. This query will get transformed to SQL query. System will execute the query and gives output to the user. Read More...
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Artificial intelligence |
India |
37-40 |
10 |
Hydrogen Engendering From Foremost Method And Its Inconclusive Affects : A Review
-Shekhar Jamun ; Shekhar Jamun; Dr. Kanjan Upadhyay
Energy is one of the most important aspects for developing and developed countries. At present more than 80% of the energy demand is fulfilled from combustion of fossil fuel, hydrogen may be one of the alternative source of energy in future, it is green source of energy with no pollution. Different methods of hydrogen production are observed in literature. An exhaustive review of the production of hydrogen from different sources is considered in this paper to make hydrogen production feasible. Read More...
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ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT |
India |
41-47 |
11 |
Effect of Gd3+ doping on Structural, Morphological and Magnetic Properties of Mn-Zn Soft Ferrites Nanoparticles
-Anjali Shrivastava ; Prof. A. K. Shrivastava
Pure Manganese-Zinc ferrite nano particles and doped with Gadolinium having varying concentrations 0.1, 0.2 and 0.3 percentage, were synthesized using Co-precipitation technique. XRD analysis was done to ensure the formation of ferrite particles and incorporation of Gd3+ in as-prepared samples. The lattice parameter, crystallite size, lattice strain and X-ray density has also been calculated using the XRD spectra. The average crystallite size is comes out to be 5nm with cubic structure. The FTIR spectra reveal the formation of various functional groups within the material. SEM images show the surface morphology of as-prepared samples. Vibrational Sample Magnetometer (VSM) result shows a decrease in saturation magnetization on increasing the gadolinium doping concentrations. Read More...
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PHYSICS |
India |
48-55 |
12 |
Solubility Enhancement of Azithromycin and Indomethacin in Aqueous Single/Binary Micellar system
-Deepak Singh ; Deepak Singh ; Kushan Parikh ; Yash patel
Drug is a chemical compound which is use to diagnose, cure, treat, or prevent diseases. Azithromycin and Indomethacin belongs to class 2 drugs which are used for the treatment of various severe ailments. Both the drug are poorly Soluble in water and has poor bioavailability. So, these poor bioavailability can overcome by enhancing its solubility. Complexing of drug with different type of surfactant is possible to increase the solubility and dissolution rate in gastro-intestinal tract. In the Present work Sodium dodecyl Sulfate and Cetyltrimethyl ammonium bromide were used. The Main Purpose of this project was to increase drug solubility in Single/Binary Surfactants. The Absorbance of drugs was characterized by UV Spectrophotometer. The use of conventional surfactants can significantly increase the solubility of these drugs in aqueous solution without destruction of drug. . Enhancement of drug solubility gives more efficacies in Aqueous Self Assembly solution. From the result it is found that Surfactant can also act as carrier and solubility of Azithromycin and Indomethacin can also increase in aqueous solution as well. Read More...
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chemistry |
India |
56-59 |
13 |
Fake media recognition by deep neural network
-Dr. Hemlata ; Dr. Utsav Krishan Murari
In recent decades, with the active increase of internet sites like Facebook and Twitter, rumours for different political and economic reasons have spread and become dominant in the virtual environment. Through unclear language, networking site members are readily polluted by these digital rumours, which have had immense impacts upon the actual community. Recognizing reasonable rumours is a key objective in increasing the overall integrity of content in virtual communities. The purpose of this research is to examine the objectives and techniques, including strategies towards recognizing rumor articles and producers, including content via virtual communities, as well as to evaluate the comparable results. An uncertain individuality of misleading information, as well as varied links between editorials, producers, or topics, provide issues in this work. The Fraud sensor approach, which is described in this work, is a new monthly false information confidence sensor method. Fraud sensor creates a deep network technique to automatically understand the description of blog posts, authors, as well as content consisting of a set of straightforward & concealed properties derived through textual input. The suggested approach has been tested against a variety of state-of-the-art methods on a liberal mainstream media database, and the latest findings have also shown the efficacy of the fraud sensor. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
60-62 |
14 |
Create An Artificial Cyclone To Destroy Natural Cyclones After Weakening Them To Saving Human Life.
-SURESH JANARDAN BIRJE ; TEJAS SURESH BIRJE
Importance and introduction. A) Prevent cyclones from getting 'vapour'.B) Decrease the wind speed in a circle around the cyclone. C) Prevent cyclones from moving towards the ground. Methods: To create an artificial Low-pressure area and, heat, the 'Artificial Cyclone' it will act as a barrier in Natural Cyclones' orbit. The project will be implemented with the help of the Meteorological Department and the Navy. Results: Multiple blasts will result in splitting natural cyclone into many Artificial Cyclones. The winds of these different cyclones began to drift against each other. These Artificial Cyclones will reduce the intensity of Natural Cyclone. Results from your research: Artificial Cyclones will weaken Natural Cyclones' winds and, minimize the damage to land, human life, their property, and the environment. Read More...
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Environmental Science & Technology |
India |
63-64 |
15 |
Automated Detection and Classification of Oral Lesions to Detect Malignant Disorders Using DL
-V.T.KRUTHIKA ; Dr.L.NAGARAJAN, ; J.VALARMATHI
Oral cancer is the most common type of head and neck cancer worldwide, leading to roughly,17,757 deaths every time. When linked at early stages, oral cancers can achieve survival rates of over to 75 - 90. still, the maturity of the cases are diagnosed at an advanced stage substantially due to the lack of public mindfulness about oral cancer signs and the detainments in referrals to oral cancer specialists. As early discovery and treatment remain to be the most effective measures in perfecting oral cancer issues, the development of vision- grounded spare technologies that can descry oral potentially nasty diseases( OPMDs), which carry a threat of cancer development, present significant openings for the oral cancer webbing process. In this study, we explored the implicit operations of computer vision ways in the oral cancer sphere within the compass of photographic images and delved the prospects of an automated system for detecting OPMD. Read More...
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Computer Science |
India |
65-68 |
16 |
Potential Role of Immune System and Its Cells against (SARS -COV-2) and COVID 19
-Chandra Anjaiah ; Prof. Dr. M. Madhavi
coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) is a novel pandemic caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV2). It presents with wide variations in disease severity, and certain populations appear to be more susceptible than others. The mechanisms of such heterogeneity in disease presentation and susceptibility are largely unclear, and this review article aims to examine the existing evidence for the involvement of the human Major Histocompatibility Complex (MHC) system, which is also known as the Human Leukocyte Antigen (HLA) system, as potential effectors of such heterogeneity. We critically examined in-silico studies, and classified HLA class 1 and 2 alleles into risk and protective alleles based on existing evidence. Furthermore, we summarized the relationship between HLA-DR expression and COVID-19 pathophysiology based on functional studies. We postulate that the identification of HLA alleles that confer risk or protection for COVID19 will not only shed light on understanding disease epidemiology but will also help to guide vaccine development and predict vaccine efficacy across populations. Read More...
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Biotechnology |
India |
69-78 |
17 |
Development of New Methodology for Measuring the Implementation of Occupational Health and Safety Management System in Small and Medium Scale Industries
-Nitesh Kumar Tailor ; Nisha Kushwaha
The small and medium scale enterprises(SME) have immense growth in the recent years due to the social and economic development of the country, but the security aspects followed in the SME are very poor, and it becomes highly risky to the worker’s life, so safety aspects in SME requires huge amount of improvement. during this thesis we propose behaviour of small and medium scale industry for safety management. the primary target of the industries has to improve the implementation of Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems, especially for little and medium enterprises (SMEs). Safety investments are uncompetitive if compared to other investments, especially for SMEs, thanks to responsibility attribution management that does not guarantee the exemption of responsibility in the case of unpredictable accidents and to an insufficient incentive policy for enterprises, virtuous in safety investments. For SMEs safety investments are un-profitable also because the individual SME has no real perception of accident risks due both to difficulties in assessing and monitoring the important risk and to the small number of employees. The project has introduced an index (Efficacy Index) to objectively quantify the effective implementation of an Occupational Health and Safety Management System (OHSMS). The paper shows how the index are often practically applied to a company and what kind of information can be collected and processed to determine the effective implementation of the OHSMS. It helps to scale back the accident rate and incident rate of SMEs, highlighting the security awareness in SMEs from the management level to the employee in order to improve the safety management in SMEs. Read More...
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Industrial Safety Engineering |
India |
79-82 |
18 |
A Review of Accidents in a Steel Industry
-Shiv Shankar ; Nisha Kushwaha
Accident or Incident now not solely reduces the man- hour however additionally the product which effects in losses. It must be excluded at any price so fastening on this factor of view to decrease the penalties ultramodern industrialization, engineering controls, govt. controls and several manage patterns have been created to limit or knock out this. Accident reviewing and reporting machine is one of them which helps to become aware of which kind of accident or incidents happens utmost and additionally which kind of job has the wide variety of accidents or incidents or which is similarly unsafe or risky exertion. Reporting of these accidents and keep the archives of these helps to pick out and evaluation of accidents to parent out the widest variety of accidents handed in a time with utmost fastening location which has loftiest accident rate. So via reviewing and perceive the gaps similar kind of reiteration of accidents can be excluded or reduces. Read More...
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Industrial Safety Engineering |
India |
83-85 |