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Design and Development of Fruits and Vegetables Sorting Machine
-Prashant Kasbe ; Dattaraj Karulkar; Sarvesh Jagtap; Hrishikesh Kinholkar; S.M.Jadhav
Farmers cultivate variety of vegetables while various fruits are produced by farmers practicing horticulture, this produce is sold to customers by various means. The quality and price are quantified according to the size thus it is essential for the farmer to sort out his produce according to size to earn accordingly. Sorting process is carried out manually, this makes the process slower, more labour intensive and not as effective as required. Thus, there is a need to mechanize this process to make it quick and effective. Hence, 'Design, and Manufacturing of Fruit or Vegetable sorting Machine' is taken as a project. By conducting literature review, it was identified that there is no machine available to perform sorting at medium scale, also the identified cost of machine is too high. To understand the user as a small-scale farmer, data collection project was carried out within small scale communities. Some of the problems revealed were, manual labour and Identified bias, easy to operate, also reducing the overall cost of machine. Automation in machine due to constraints in cost and simplicity is not preferred. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
1-3 |
2 |
Smart Home Automation Using IoT and AWS
-Pranav Nivrutti Neharkar ; Srushtee Bhale; Khushi Patil; Siddhant Satkar; Jareena Shaikh
The convergence of the Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud computing has revolutionized the concept of smart home automation, offering unparalleled convenience, energy efficiency, and security. This survey paper provides a comprehensive examination of the dynamic landscape of smart home automation through IoT and cloud technologies. It explores the underlying principles, architectures, and protocols that underpin the creation of intelligent home environments. Moreover, the paper delves into the diverse applications, ranging from smart lighting and entertainment systems to advanced security and energy management solutions. As the demand for connected, intelligent living spaces continues to grow, this survey provides a timely and comprehensive overview of the technologies, applications, and challenges shaping the future of IoT-driven smart homes. Read More...
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Internet of things (IoT) |
India |
4-6 |
3 |
Hot Oxidation Behaviour of Iron Based Superalloy
-Rakshith Kumar P
The Consumption Oxidation and Disintegration is the significant issue which is affecting the materials properties. To defeat this drawback the earthenware coatings are utilized. The utilization of coatings on materials is currently far reaching in worldwide assembling for decreasing creation cost and further developing efficiency, which are all fundamental in the event that industry is to remain monetarily serious. According to modern prerequisites materials might be get flopped because of their mechanical properties like strength, hardness of these materials can improved by coat. The toughness of material relies upon its quality. Great quality material is intrinsically sturdy. The materials which are covered have high strength than that of the uncoated materials. In this paper, we audit the artistic covering process, kinds of erosion on the metals and consumption opposition of the material. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
7-9 |
4 |
Hot Corrosion Behavior of Iron Based Superalloy SS304 and SS316 For Boiler Applications
-Rakshith Kumar P ; Dr Jegadeeswarn N
In the present work the high temperature corrosion behaviour of SS304 & SS316 at 700°C in air and 60% of V2O5 ,40% Na2SO4 Salt environment respectively under cyclic heating and cooling conditions for 50 cycles was studied, each cycle consist of 1 hour heating in a tube furnace followed by 20 min cooling in ambient air. Disintegration leads of SS304 and SS316 at 700°C in aerate and cool independently under cyclic warning and cooling conditions for 50 cycles was pondered. For each cycle the weight change was assessed using propelled estimating machine ±0.0001 precision. The vitality of oxidation and utilization rate is assessed by strategies for weight change data estimations. The SEM close by XRD techniques were used to separate the corrosion and utilization consequences of the SS304 and SS316. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
10-13 |
5 |
Review Of Sedimentation Removal Technique in Dam
-Nikhil Koli ; Atharv Todkar; Navjyot Birange; Pranav Sadale ; Prital Chougule
This study explores a novel sedimentation removal technique in dams using a pipe system. The conventional challenges associated with sediment build-up in dam reservoirs are addressed through the implementation of strategically placed pipes. These pipes facilitate the controlled release of sediments, preventing excessive accumulation and maintaining optimal reservoir capacity. The proposed technique aims to enhance the overall efficiency of dam operations by minimizing sediment-related issues and ensuring sustainable water management. The study provides insights into the design, implementation, and effectiveness of the pipe system as an innovative solution for sedimentation removal in dam environments. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
14-16 |
6 |
RFID Based Smart Public Transport Ticketing System Using QR Code Online Payment Method
-Jaypal Tupare ; Mahebhub Saudagar; Prafulla Londhe; Ajay Tupe; Prof.Sujata Mali
The Smart Public Transport Ticketing System uses an Arduino mega board with RFID, keyboard, LCD, TFT, SIM800L, RTC and MP3 modules. Users scan RFID cards and ask the system to retrieve their name and cell phone number. Clear instructions guide you to select your destination on the 20*4 LCD screen and the payment QR code is displayed on the TFT screen. After a successful payment, the system waits for confirmation from the SIM800L, displays a success message and waits for the payment status. The real-time clock feature ensures the date and time on the ticket sent to the user's mobile phone is correct. For ease of use, the system features text-to-speech guidance. Once the process is complete, the system is restored and ready for the next user, providing a streamlined and modernized public transport ticketing solution. Read More...
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Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering |
India |
17-20 |
7 |
Analysis of Four Wavelength WDM Passive Optical Network Using Dispersion Compensation Fiber (DCF)
-Ramavatar Singh ; Dr. Anurag Paliwal
Wavelength division multiplexing-PON (WDM-PON) has been considered as a powerful means to meet the ever-increasing bandwidth demand by introducing multiple wavelengths and using wavelength division multiplexed multiplexer (WDM Mux)/ demultiplexer (WDM DeMux) at server end, user end and remote node (RN) to distribute wavelengths. Research in WDM-PON using multiple access techniques has been proposed after designing the transmitter these different WDM signals will be multiplexed with the help of WDM mux. Then these signals are transmitted through the optical fiber cable. To increase the range of transmission dispersion occurred in the fiber may be compensated via dispersion compensation fiber (DCF) technique. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
21-25 |
8 |
Analysis of a Heart Disease Prediction System Using Machine Learning
-Sunil S. Khatal ; Suvarna Matale; Ramesh Kakad
The heart plays an important role in living organisms. Diagnosing and predicting heart diseases requires more accuracy, perfection and correctness because a small mistake can cause fatigue problems or death of a person, the cases of heart related deaths are many and the number is increasing exponentially day by day. A predictive system for disease awareness is imperative to solve this problem. Machine learning is a branch of artificial intelligence (AI), it provides prestigious support in predicting any event that takes training from natural events. In this paper, we calculate the accuracy of machine learning algorithms for heart disease prediction, for these algorithms are KNN classifier, Logistic Regression and Extra Trees Classifier using Kaggle dataset for training and testing. To implement Python programming, the best tool is Anaconda (jupyter) notebook, which has many types of libraries, header files, which make the work more accurate and precise. Read More...
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MBA |
India |
26-29 |
9 |
Comparative Study of a Deep Beam Structure With PT Beam And Supporting Beam Using Analysis Tool
-Girijashankar Patel ; Hitesh Kodwani
The comparative analysis was followed with numerical values and structure stability where the designing and analysis of the model was done using ETABS programming in the elastic domain and finally with the columns and beams arrangement models. In this study we are considering a G+13 tall building frame with three different condition i.e deep beam, deep beam with secondary beams and post tensioned beams. In this study we are performing dynamic analysis using response spectrum method and I.S 1893-I codal provisions. For analysis and designing we are utilizing Integrated building designing software ETABS. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
30-34 |
10 |
Analysis of a Suspension Bridge Considering Different Anchorages Using SAP2000
-Sarthak Jain ; Hitesh Kodwani
The best option for longer spans are cable stayed bridges, and it's crucial to examine their behaviour under static and vehicular pressure. The analytical results are more satisfactory and the modelling of the cable-stayed bridge is more accurate. Although there are numerous ways to create a structural model, in the current work two distinct types of structural models—the Spine Model and the Area Object Model—are utilised to analyse a cable-stayed bridge. In order to evaluate the outcomes, static analysis and moving vehicle analysis have been carried out with the application of the IRC Class A vehicle load. To determine the optimum structure model for analysis, the analysis is carried out in SAP 2000, and the analysis results are compared with tables and graphs. This research is concerned with comparative analysis of suspension bridges considering two different forms of anchoring namely suspension bridge with tunnel anchoring and suspension bridge with gravity anchoring and the modeling and analysis is conducted using analytical application SAP 2000 considering similar loading conditions. Dead load analysis of suspension bridges and cable-stayed bridges is studied while maintaining constants in the main span, side span, pylon height, bridge deck, and material qualities. The ideal suspension bridge sag, at which the lowest magnitude of deflection is obtained, is determined by analysis. Next, the diameters of the main cables are modified, and the deflection of the bridge deck as a result is noted. Suspension bridge is then modelled with the best sag value. The optimal value is determined by the diameter at which the deck deflection is at its lowest. It is indicated how much steel was needed to achieve the desired diameter and sag. The ideal diameter of the cable used in the Cable-Stayed Bridge was determined by a similar technique. In SAP 2000, the bridges are modelled. The outcome demonstrates that, when compared to a suspension bridge of equal length, cable stayed bridges consume less steel and experience less deflection. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
35-38 |
11 |
Design and Manufacturing of Condenser Pipe Cleaning Machine
-Fenilkumar Patel ; Sahil Lathiya; Darshan Pipaliya; Yash Patel; Hardik Hirapara
We analyzed the problem and the solution was to use such a mechanism which can remove the algae so, our group decided to establish one mechanism same as screw and nut mechanism after remarking all the perspectives. In which, we provide slider around the cooling coil and the reciprocating motion provide by help of motion of nut and at the same time, screw rotates with help of electric motor. In addition, this mechanism use once a day and reduce the human effort as well as improve heat transfer rate between hot refrigerant and cooling coil. By applying this mechanism in ice factory we can definitely increase overall efficiency of ice plant compared to without mechanism system. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
39-45 |
12 |
Deepfake Video Detection using Neural Networks
-Harsh Bothara ; Arya Shah; Ashwin Thakur; Atharva Kale; Prof. D.C. Pardeshi
In recent months, advancements in free deep learning-based software tools have made it easier to create convincing face swaps in videos, often leaving minimal traces of manipulation. This phenomenon is commonly known as “DeepFake†(DF) videos. While manipulations of digital videos using visual effects have been demonstrated for decades, recent progress in deep learning has significantly enhanced the realism of fake content and the ease with which it can be generated. These artificially intelligent tools, commonly referred to as AI-synthesized media or DF, have simplified the creation process. However, detecting DeepFake videos poses a significant challenge. Despite the simplicity of generating DF using AI tools, training algorithms to identify them is not straightforward. To address this issue, we have taken a step forward by employing Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) and Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) for detection. Our system utilizes a CNN to extract features at the frame level. These features are then employed to train an RNN, which learns to classify whether a video has undergone manipulation. The system is capable of detecting temporal inconsistencies between frames introduced by the tools used in DF creation. To evaluate the effectiveness of our approach, we tested it against a large set of fake videos collected from a standard dataset. The results demonstrate the competitiveness of our system, achieved through a simple architecture. Read More...
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Machine Learning |
India |
46-50 |
13 |
Land Use And Land Cover Analysis of Bengaluru Urban District
-Raghav V ; Sachin R Kulkarni
The study explores the dynamic changes in land use and land cover (LULC) within Bengaluru, India, over seven years from May 2015 to May 2023. Utilizing LANDSAT 8 images and employing remote sensing techniques, the research aims to identify and analyze alterations in LULC patterns. The methodology involves geo-correction of remote sensing data, creation of false colour composites (FCC), generation of training polygons, and supervised classification of land use categories. Results indicate significant transformations, including the expansion of built-up areas, depletion of wetlands, and conversion of natural land cover into urban zones. Notably, only a small fraction of forest and agricultural land remains, while barren land presents an opportunity for cultivation. This research underscores the importance of understanding and managing LULC changes for sustainable urban development in rapidly growing cities like Bengaluru. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
51-53 |
14 |
Entity Relationship Generation Software
-Shruti Lakhkar ; Bhoomi Agarwal; Nikita Bagate; Nirjala Malich; Nazia Mulla
what if we want to complete our assignments quickly, and which is very difficult to find out? So here is our ER generator software which will help you to create and exciting ER diagrams. Correspondingly it will help user to create different test case templets and use case diagram for various management system. Additionally, money is wasted to buy a subscriptions of various platforms, to create desiring ER diagrams, our app will help you efficiently. So the is the combination of various facilities in one software. Whoever don't have knowledge our app will provide step by step guidance how to work on it easily. So basically, our app is finest and simpler among other platforms. In ER diagrams, while creating any management system it will provide us suitable suggestions of entity. The goal of ER GENERATOR is to ensure that users time will be saved and their work will be done quickly. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
54-57 |
15 |
Experimental Investigation of Aluminium Alloy-2024 During Drilling Operation
-Sanket Sanjay Kavare ; Abhijit Shinge
This research investigates the influence of cutting parameters (spindle speed, feed rate, and depth per pass) on the drilling performance of Al 2024 alloy using a Taguchi-based design of experiments (DOE) approach. The study focuses on three key responses: material removal rate (MRR), cylindricity, and surface roughness. Analysis revealed that feed rate exerted the most dominant influence on MRR, exhibiting a positive correlation with material removal. Lower values of all three cutting parameters have influential effect for achieving better cylindricity. For Surface roughness, higher depth per pass plays important role with higher spindle speed and moderate feed rate as contributing parameter. The study highlights the importance of considering the interactive effects of cutting parameters when selecting optimal combinations for specific drilling applications. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
58-61 |
16 |
Clustering Student Performance data Using Naive Bias Algorithm (Machine Learning)
-G.Harshvardhan
Student dropout is a significant issue faced by educational institutions worldwide, impacting both individual learners and the broader educational system. Early identification of at-risk students can enable timely interventions to prevent dropout and improve student success rates. In this study, we propose a comprehensive approach to predict student dropout using machine learning techniques. Our methodology involves collecting and preprocessing various types of data, including demographic information, academic performance metrics, socio-economic factors, and behavioral data. Feature engineering techniques are employed to extract meaningful insights from raw data, enhancing the predictive power of our models. We then apply a variety of machine learning algorithms, such as logistic regression, decision trees, random forests, support vector machines, and neural networks, to train predictive models on the preprocessed data. By employing a diverse set of algorithms, we aim to explore different aspects of the data and capture complex patterns that may indicate dropout risk. To evaluate the performance of our models, we employ metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, F1-score, and area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (AUC-ROC). Additionally, we conduct cross-validation and hyperparameter tuning to ensure robustness and optimize model performance. The proposed approach is implemented and tested on a real-world dataset obtained from educational institutions, encompassing a diverse range of students across different academic levels and disciplines. Experimental results demonstrate promising predictive performance, with our models achieving high accuracy in identifying students at risk of dropout. Furthermore, we discuss the practical implications of our findings and highlight the importance of early intervention strategies in addressing student dropout. By leveraging machine learning techniques for dropout prediction, educational institutions can proactively identify and support at-risk students, ultimately fostering a more inclusive and successful learning environment. Read More...
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Computer Science And Engineering |
India |
62-66 |
17 |
Hybrid Transformers for Music Source Separation
-Maviya Mahagami ; Vivek Deshmukh; Himanshu Lohokane; Rashi Kacchwah; Prof. Krushna Jagtap
The study in Music Source Separation (MSS) raises a fundamental question: Is there any benefit in considering broader contextual information, or are local acoustic features adequate? In various domains, attention-based Transformers [1] have demonstrated their capacity to assimilate information across extensive sequences. In our research, we introduce Hybrid Transformer Demucs (HT Demucs), a hybrid temporal/spectral bi-U-Net based on Hybrid Demucs [2]. Here, the innermost layers are substituted with a cross-domain Transformer Encoder, utilizing self-attention within one domain and cross-attention across domains. Although its performance is lacking when exclusively trained on MUSDB [3], we illustrate that it surpasses Hybrid Demucs (trained on the same data) by 0.45 dB of Signal-to-Distortion Ratio (SDR) when provided with an additional 800 training songs. By employing sparse attention kernels to broaden its receptive field and undertaking per-source fine-tuning, we attain state-of-the-art results on MUSDB with extra training data, achieving a remarkable 9.20 dB of SDR. Read More...
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Artificial intelligence |
India |
67-70 |
18 |
Green Manufacturing Theory of Comprehensive Integration System
-Devesh Pratap Singh
Green Manufacturing Experimentation, develop, or make use of advancement and utilizations to reduce their outcome on surrounding. The profitable thing of moving regarding green are noteworthy, and various profession that has so far to proceed in this direction has an occasion to find out it for individual. Moving green will impel you regarding the on the inside glance regarding the on the inside recent advancement and method of performing things cured. This analysis will give you figures about how the green manufacturing utilizations are being perceive in various progress and what are the impel that must to be dealt with the objective that the green manufacturing utilizations can be gradually potent for the enhancement of organizations in a more practical method. Green Design and Manufacturing is the bound of faith required in Mechanical Design Services. Ethical thing being. It is a vital pattern for Humans to keep their affinity with sustainable development. This pattern of Green manufacturing and design will help in preventing environmental shielding to reduce expenditure and increase productivity. For green manufacturing, the target is AL method on increasing the life cycle and reducing the consequence on the environment. Green Manufacturing requires re-manufacturing for combination of a product. The engine used to re-manufacture components etc. can get cured in economy and practicability. Read More...
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Mechanical CAD-CAM |
India |
70-72 |
19 |
Parametric Computational Analysis of Lathe Gear System
-Qazi Abdul Vajid Juned ; Yogesh Kumar Deshmukh
In this work, the failure analysis of a spur gear on a lathe machine was explored using the finite element method. The lathe machine was used to perform the process. In this instance, the ANSYS geometrical module was utilised in order to construct a computational model of the spur gear that is found on a lathe machine. It has been determined that a parametric stress analysis of a spur gear is necessary in order to achieve the goal of optimising the performance characteristics of a spur gear when it is being subjected to both static and dynamic loads. A computer programme that was created in MATLAB was used to perform an analysis on the bending stress as well as the contact stress. This code was utilised in order to explore the impact of a variety of different elements, such as the transmission ratio, the width of the tooth face, and the number of teeth. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering Design |
India |
73-76 |
20 |
Foreign Invasion and Women's Resistance
-Mr Khemchand Bairwa ; Mr. Amit Kumar Mishra
There have been foreign invasions in India since the beginning, to which Indian kings have put up strong resistance, but the credit for this is given only to men. Which is discrimination against women in history. Whereas women have stood shoulder to shoulder with men and taken on the foreigners. Women have always been a source of inspiration for men. For this reason they could easily face even the biggest attackers. In the presented research paper, an attempt has been made to briefly explain the resistance done by women against foreign invasions so that researchers and students can come face to face with those facts in the future, so that in the future, women get equal justice as men in history. So that they can understand that women are not just objects of enjoyment but they are the actual form of Durga and when the time comes, they have always been ready to perform each of their duties, be it at home or the battlefield. Read More...
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Humanities |
India |
77-79 |
21 |
Enabling a Smarter Future: A Comprehensive Review of Internet of Things (IoT) Technologies, Applications, and Challenges
-Mr. Abhimannu Saini ; Mr. Amit Kumar Mishra ; Mr. Khemchand Bairwa
The Internet of Things (IoT) represents a transformative paradigm that seamlessly integrates physical devices into the digital fabric of our world. This research paper offers a comprehensive examination of IoT, encompassing its underlying technologies, applications in diverse sectors, and the accompanying challenges and opportunities. The foundational technologies driving IoT are explored, with a focus on sensor networks, communication protocols, connectivity options, and the role of edge computing. The paper delves into the implications of these technologies for various industries and sectors, showcasing the versatility of IoT applications. Applications of IoT span a multitude of domains, including smart cities, industrial processes, healthcare, agriculture, and smart homes. Through real-world examples, the paper illuminates how IoT facilitates improved urban infrastructure management, predictive maintenance in industrial settings, remote patient monitoring in healthcare, precision farming in agriculture, and home automation for enhanced living experiences. However, the proliferation of IoT is not without challenges. Security and privacy concerns loom large, necessitating robust measures such as authentication, encryption, and ethical considerations. Interoperability issues and scalability constraints also demand attention, prompting discussions on standardization efforts and protocols for seamless integration. Amidst these challenges lie opportunities for innovation and advancement. The paper identifies emerging trends such as the integration of edge AI, machine learning, and blockchain to enhance the capabilities and security of IoT. Additionally, it explores the role of quantum computing in shaping the future landscape of IoT. In conclusion, this research paper offers a holistic understanding of the IoT ecosystem, emphasizing its potential to revolutionize our interactions with the physical world. By addressing challenges and embracing emerging technologies, we can unlock the full potential of IoT, paving the way for a smarter, more connected future. Read More...
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Computer Network Engineering |
India |
80-85 |
22 |
Comparative Analysis of RC Structures under Different Soil Strata with & Without Base Isolation Using Soil Structure Interaction Effect - A Literature Review
-Dinesh Dangi ; Sachin Sironiya
The seismic response of a structure is highly influenced by Soil Structure Interaction (SSI). In this study, the flexibility effect on the behaviour of building was investigated under different soil conditions i.e. soft, medium & hard. In this study we also considered fixed support & replaced it by different conditions for better enhancement of results. The use of base isolation system also has been introduced for better considerable effect & to understand the behaviour of the structure. The aim of this study is to observe the behaviour of such system for seismic control under different configuration of soil with different behaviour which is useful to find its sustainability and is to review such kind of technologies for seismic control. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
86-91 |
23 |
Comparative Analysis of RC Framed Structures under the Effect of Sloping Ground with Setback Configurations under Seismic Conditions - A Review
-Shivam Soni ; Chetan Gurjar
Since the population of world increases drastically from last few decades, due to this there is scarcity of land. In such conditions, most of the population have been located in hilly areas. Utmost of hilly regions in northern India where seismic actions are common, buildings are mandatory to be erected on sloping ground due to insufficiency of plain land. And in hilly regions, due to sloping land most of the structures has been constructed with step back and set back configurations. Such building having these configurations in hilly areas are much more susceptible to seismic environment. These building are generally irregular or torsionally coupled and hence liable to severe damage when affected by earthquake ground motion. The main purpose of this study is to perceive the behaviour of such buildings with different configurations like step back and setback under sloping or levelled ground which helps structural engineer to understand its sustainability, its behaviour, its response against lateral and is to review further technologies for seismic damage which help to prevent or control the seismic damage. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
92-95 |
24 |
Real Time Voice Translator
-Darshan Nilesh Shilvant ; Sarang Jagdale; Ejaz Sayyed; Prof. Rachika Waghmare
Real-Time Voice Translation (RTVT) enables instantaneous translation of spoken language from one language to other. Through our design method, three incremental versions of prototype were produced. In the end, we demonstrate that the interaction model can be applied on real situation. Voice Translation has always been about giving source text/audio input and waiting for system to give translated output in desired form. It should work without the interaction of any operator. The application should be able to understand everything the user said. User should be able to talk about whatever he wants and the application would be able to translate what he has spoken. Real-Time Voice Translation (RTVT) is a ground-breaking technology that enables the instantaneous translation of spoken words from one language to another during live conversations. Real-Time Voice Translation is facilitated through a combination of advanced technologies and algorithms. It should be able to translate simple sentences to many languages. Our research focuses on analyzing the existing interaction models for real-time translation systems and the expectations of users, who need to minimize communications difficulties encountered on daily brief conversations. Read More...
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Artificial intelligence |
India |
96-98 |
25 |
An Analysis of Women Dominance in Indian Journalism
-Dr. Vishnu Kumar Jatav ; Dr. Sonia Kaur Bansal
The rise of women journalists in India has significantly reshaped the landscape of the media industry in recent decades. Once perceived as a male-dominated domain, Indian journalism has experienced a notable influx of women across various platforms, marking a significant shift in workforce dynamics and editorial leadership. Despite facing historical gender biases and societal challenges, women journalists have emerged as prominent voices in reporting natural disasters, conflicts, and sports events, challenging traditional gender roles and stereotypes within the profession. This paper delves into the multifaceted phenomenon of women's dominance in Indian journalism, analysing historical contexts, workforce dynamics, professional challenges, and the impact on news representation and content. Drawing from a comprehensive review of related literature, including works by scholars such as Ammu Joseph, Sevanti Ninan, and Neha Dixit, the study contextualizes the evolution of women's roles and contributions in Indian journalism over time. The Key findings reveal a steady increase in the number of women working across print, radio, television, and digital media platforms, with notable advancements in leadership positions and editorial roles. However, despite these advancements, women journalists in India continue to face significant challenges, including gender discrimination, unequal pay, limited access to decision-making roles, workplace harassment, and difficulties balancing work and family responsibilities. The study underscores the need for concerted efforts to address systemic inequalities and promote gender equality within the media industry. By critically examining the structural constraints and cultural norms that hinder women's growth and success in journalism, the research aims to contribute to on-going discussions on gender equality, media diversity, and societal change. Ultimately, the paper advocates for inclusive policies, supportive workplace environments, and gender-sensitive practices to empower women journalists and ensure their meaningful participation in shaping public discourse and democratic governance. Read More...
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Humanities |
India |
99-102 |
26 |
The Contribution of Women in the Integration of India A Socio-political Analysis
-Mr. Abhimannu Saini ; Mr. Khemchand Bairwa ; Mr. Amit Kumar Mishra; Mr. Mukesh Kumar Saini
This paper delves into the multifaceted contributions of women to the integration of India, examining historical, socio-political, and cultural dimensions. Through an interdisciplinary analysis, it explores the pivotal roles played by women in various spheres such as politics, social reform, education, and economic development. Key figures and movements in India's history, including the independence movement and social reform initiatives, are discussed to illustrate the significant impact of women's participation on nation-building and fostering unity amidst diversity. The paper also addresses challenges faced by women and highlights opportunities for promoting gender equality and inclusivity in the integration process. By acknowledging the agency and contributions of women, this study underscores the importance of gender-inclusive approaches to nation-building and social cohesion. Read More...
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Humanities |
India |
103-109 |
27 |
A Study of Different Dimensions of Women Empowerment and Its Importance
-Dr. Vishnu Kumar Jatav ; Prof. (Dr.) Sonia Kaur Bansal
Before knowing about 'Women Empowerment' we should understand 'Empowerment'. 'Empowerment' means the ability of a person, which gives him the ability to take all the important decisions related to his life and decide what is right and wrong about himself. In women empowerment, we are also talking about the same ability, where women become free from all the shackles of family and society and become the makers of their own decisions. Women empowerment has become a major topic of development and economy in today's era. Because it has been seen since ancient times that women were considered inferior to men in the society and many evils like the practice of Sati dowry death were spread in the society. Women empowerment is the most effective means of development in India. Women all over the world are actively working as a leader and surpassing men in all spheres of life discussion. Women empowerment in India depends on various factors, including geographical location, social status, educational status, etc. However, women continue to face discrimination in most areas such as education, economic opportunities, health and medical assistance, and political participation, indicating that there is still a substantial gap between strategy progress and actual practice at the community level. Formulation and implementation of a solid policy, education regarding women empowerment can accomplish the desired mission in reducing the plight of women in the Indian society. Read More...
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Humanities |
India |
110-114 |
28 |
The Contribution of Women in Science and Technology
-Mr. Bal Krishan Saini ; Dr. Vishnu Kumar Jatav ; Mr. Amit Kumar Mishra ; Mr. Anil Kumar Saini
This paper explores the significant and often overlooked contributions of women in the fields of science and technology, shedding light on their remarkable achievements, ground-breaking discoveries, and persistent efforts to bridge the gender gap within these domains. Historically marginalized, women have played pivotal roles in shaping scientific and technological advancements, yet their contributions have frequently been overshadowed or underrepresented. The study delves into the historical context, highlighting key female figures who have made enduring impacts on various scientific disciplines and technological innovations. It examines the challenges faced by women in these fields, such as systemic biases, gender stereotypes, and unequal opportunities, and discusses the evolving landscape that is gradually becoming more inclusive. Furthermore, the paper explores the importance of diversity in scientific and technological pursuits, emphasizing how the inclusion of women fosters creativity, innovation, and a broader range of perspectives. It examines initiatives and programs aimed at encouraging and supporting women in pursuing careers in science and technology, ultimately working towards creating a more equitable and diverse landscape. Through a comprehensive review of literature, case studies, and statistical data, this paper seeks to underscore the vital role women have played and continue to play in advancing science and technology. The findings aim to raise awareness about the contributions of women in these fields, inspire future generations, and advocate for ongoing efforts to eliminate barriers hindering the full participation of women in science and technology. Read More...
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Humanities |
India |
115-118 |
29 |
A Study on Computer of Basic Things to Understand But One Study: One Comprehensive Overview
-Amit Kumar Mishra ; Mr. Khemchand Bairwa ; Mr. Bal Krishna Saini ; Mr. Mukesh Kumar Saini ; Mr. Abhimannu saini
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Computer Applications |
India |
119-125 |
30 |
Design of Powertrain System of an EKART
-Sarvesh A. Jalgaonkar ; Rishikesh Kaste; Advait Kulkarni
In today's automotive landscape, major vehicle manufacturers are placing significant emphasis on developing and incorporating electric vehicles (EV's) into their product portfolios, and the reasons are abundantly clear. Amidst the pressing global issue of climate change, exacerbated by the widespread concern over air pollution, the automotive industry is at a critical juncture. Traditional combustion engines, notorious for emitting harmful exhaust gases, contribute significantly to air pollution, further exacerbating the problem of global warming. The proliferation of vehicles worldwide only exacerbates this issue, necessitating a shift towards more sustainable transportation solutions. The transition to electric vehicles represents a pivotal step in combating pollution and mitigating the effects of global warming. Unlike their combustion engine counterparts, EVs produce zero exhaust emissions and boast greater operational efficiency. Furthermore, the electric motors powering these vehicles possess the capability to regenerate energy through mechanisms such as back electromotive force (E.M.F), enhancing overall efficiency and reducing environmental impact. While it's true that electric vehicles may not currently match the range offered by traditional combustion engines, the trade-off is negligible when considering the broader environmental benefits. Moreover, ongoing advancements in mechanical and automotive engineering promise continued improvement in EV technology, offering a glimpse of a more sustainable future. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
126-130 |
31 |
Electromagnetic Braking System with Regeneration: A Comprehensive Review and Analysis
-Shaunak Ramakant Gosavi ; Bhalekar B.D; Vyanketesh Santosh Tak; Krushna Deepak Shere ; Govind Raju Mahale
This innovative braking system utilizes electromagnetic forces to slow down and stop vehicles, offering several advantages over traditional friction-based braking systems. By harnessing the power of electromagnetic fields, this system not only provides efficient braking performance but also enables energy regeneration. This means that the kinetic energy generated during braking is converted into electrical energy and stored for later use, enhancing the overall energy efficiency of the vehicle. Read More...
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Diploma In Mechanical Engineering |
India |
131-133 |
32 |
Impact of Modernization on Indian Fashion Startups
-Ms. Shefali Bansal ; Ms. Jyoti Singh
The infusion of Western influence into Indian fashion has undergone a profound transformation, shaping the country's sartorial landscape in significant ways. This paper delves into the key facets of starting a new business revolved around Western influence on Indian fashion, examining historical antecedents, contemporary expressions, and the overarching impact of globalization. The dynamic interplay between traditional Indian aesthetics and Western design sensibilities has given rise to a fusion fashion movement reflective of a diverse and evolving cultural narrative. Historically, the adoption of Western styles in India can be traced back to globalization and colonial interactions, but it has intensified in recent decades. Thus, while thinking with the mind of an entrepreneur, all these things should be kept in mind and focused on. The contemporary manifestations of this influence are evident in the preferences of Indian consumers, especially the youth, who increasingly gravitate towards Westernized clothing styles and global fashion brands. The surge in the popularity of Western fashion is intricately connected to changing socio-economic dynamics, increased exposure through media, and the growing influence of global trends. Globalization, marked by increased connectivity and cultural exchange, has facilitated the seamless integration of Western elements into Indian fashion. This has resulted in a dynamic and cosmopolitan fashion scene, reflecting a harmonious blend of traditional and modern styles. This concludes that if a new startup is supposed to be proposed in the Indian market, it should have Western culture as well as the aesthetic of true Indian wear to get noticed by youth and a large population. The influence of the essay underscores the significance of Western influence as a catalyst for innovation, diversification, and the redefinition of fashion norms in India. Read More...
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Fashion & Textile Technology |
India |
134-138 |
33 |
Automated Printed Circuit Board Manufacturing with Microcontroller based Machine
-P. S. Amin Muhammed ; Christin M. Baby; Gopika Gopi; Dr. Manoj Kumar T.
Traditional PCB (Printed Circuit Board) manufacturing involves a lot of manual work, which can slow things down and lead to mistakes. Our research aims to make things better by using CNC (Computer Numerical Control) technology in the process. However, current CNC methods for PCBs are too expensive for many manufacturers. But this new method is a solution to make CNC based PCB manufacturing more affordable. It will reduce the need for manual work, make the process more accurate, and bring down the overall cost. The new method that has integrated traditional PCB manufacturing method and CNC, robotic arm, and automated machines. Most of every step in this new proposed method has less human work and less time required to manufacture PCB. The low cost CNC machines can reduce the overall cost of PCB production. By using the single board microcontrollers to control the robotic arms, CNC plotter, automated shaker in desired manner. Read More...
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Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
India |
139-142 |
34 |
Women Soldiers in Indias Northeast Breaking Barriers for Peace
-Lt Col Dilip Singh Nathawat ; Dr Well Haorei; Ms Saroj Kunwar Rathore
India's Northeast region, characterized by its diverse cultures, ethnicities, and historical complexities, has been a focal point of insurgency and security challenges. Against this backdrop, the emergence of women soldiers as a dynamic force has not only shifted paradigms but has also offered fresh perspectives on peace building and conflict resolution. This paper provides an in-depth analysis of the transformative role played by women soldiers in India's North-east, emphasizing their contributions to promoting peace, security, and gender equality. Historically, the involvement of women in India's armed forces had been limited to support roles. However, recent years have witnessed a remarkable transformation, with women soldiers actively participating in counterinsurgency operations, peacekeeping missions, and humanitarian assistance efforts. This paper traces the historical context of women's military participation in India and sheds light on the evolving roles and responsibilities of women soldiers in the Northeast. Women soldiers are at the forefront of counterinsurgency operations, patrolling remote regions, and engaging with conflict-affected communities. Their unique perspectives and gender-sensitive approach often lead to improved communication, intelligence gathering, and trust-building with local populations. Moreover, their active involvement in humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations has proven invaluable, where their empathy and gender-specific responses enhance the effectiveness of relief efforts. Beyond their contributions to security and peace efforts, the presence of women soldier's challenges entrenched gender stereotypes. Their accomplishments serve as an inspiration to younger generations of women, encouraging them to break free from traditional societal norms and pursue careers that empower them economically and socially. This ripple effect contributes significantly to the region's overall development. However, women soldiers face formidable challenges, including gender bias within the military and society, the delicate balance between military duties and family responsibilities, inadequate infrastructure, and mental health concerns arising from exposure to conflict. These challenges necessitate systemic changes and support structures to enable women soldiers to excel in their roles. Despite these challenges, the impact of women soldiers in India's Northeast extends far beyond security. Their presence signifies progress, resilience, and a commitment to peace. They are not only protectors of national security but also agents of social transformation. Their stories of breaking barriers and challenging stereotypes underscore the notion that gender should never constrain one's potential or contributions to society. As these women continue to serve on the frontlines of peace, their legacy will undoubtedly shape a brighter and more inclusive future for the region. Read More...
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Management studies |
India |
143-148 |
35 |
Review of President Rule in Punjab
-Srihari G ; C Punyashree; Preksha S M; P L Muralidhara
This paper examines Punjab's recurrent periods under President's rule, reflecting socio-political challenges and emergency declarations. It discusses constitutional amendments made during these times, emphasising evolving mechanisms to restore stability. Punjab serves as a poignant example of the importance of the President's rule in preserving democratic governance amid political turmoil and communal tensions. It underscores the significance of this measure in upholding constitutional principles, restoring order, and fostering long-term peace and development. The study advocates for sustainable solutions to prevent the recurrence of situations necessitating President's rule, ensuring a resilient and inclusive democratic process in Punjab and other vulnerable regions. Read More...
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Chemical Engineering |
India |
149-151 |
36 |
Comparative Analysis of RC Structures Under Different Soil Strata with & without Base Isolation Using Soil Structure Interaction Effect
-Dinesh Dangi ; Sachin Sironiya
The seismic response of a structure is highly influenced by Soil Structure Interaction (SSI). In this study, the flexibility effect on the behaviour of building was investigated under different soil conditions i.e. soft, medium & hard. In this study we also considered fixed support & replaced it by different conditions for better enhancement of results. The use of base isolation system also has been introduced for better considerable effect & to understand the behaviour of the structure. The aim of this study is to observe the behaviour of such system for seismic control under different configuration of soil with different behaviour which is useful to find its sustainability and is to review such kind of technologies for seismic control. In this study, a G+ 5 storeys building is considered with fixed base and base with different spring properties of soil with & with base isolators. The dynamic analysis is carried out using Response Spectrum, given in IS1893-2016 using Etabs Software. The influence of different properties of soil with base isolation effect on various structural parameters i.e. natural time period, base shear, roof displacement, drift and overturning moment are observed, studied and presented which reveals that the Soil structure interaction effect along with base isolation properties significantly affects on the response of the structure. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
152-158 |
37 |
Comparative Analysis of RC Framed Structures under the Effect of Sloping Ground with Setback Configurations under Seismic Conditions
-Shivam Soni ; Chetan Gurjar
Since the population of world increases drastically from last few decades, due to this there is scarcity of land. In such conditions, most of the population have been located in hilly areas. Utmost of hilly regions in northern India where seismic actions are common, buildings are mandatory to be erected on sloping ground due to insufficiency of plain land. And in hilly regions, due to sloping land most of the structures has been constructed with step back and set back configurations. Such building having these configurations in hilly areas are much more susceptible to seismic environment. These building are generally irregular or torsion ally coupled and hence liable to severe damage when affected by earthquake ground motion. The main purpose of this study is to perceive the behaviour of such buildings with different configurations like step back and setback under sloping or levelled ground which helps structural engineer to understand its sustainability, its behaviour, its response against lateral and is to review further technologies for seismic damage which help to prevent or control the seismic damage. In this study, analysis of building located in hilly areas with varying sloping ground conditions with step back and setback configurations compared with the building on levelled ground, by using response spectrum method as per IS1893-2016 using ETabs has been carried out. This study helps to identify the response & behaviour for sloping and levelled ground, step back-setback building in severe earthquakes. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
159-164 |
38 |
Urban Planning Using GIS Software
-Tejam Priya Sandip ; Jugale Madhura Ramesh; Mali Sanika Sanjay; Munde Jyoti Shivaji; Mr. T.M. Khurape
Geographical Information Systems (GIS) can be defined as an intelligent tool, which relates to techniques for the implementation of processes such as the introduction, recording, storage, handling, processing, and generation of spatial data." Traditional methods of surveying and land records cannot be successful tools for managing the urban scenario today. 'GIS is one such sophisticated tool' to handle spatial information and sequentially analyze the physical environment with that of its attribute data such as canopy, land uses, land cover, environmental resources, water line, sewer line, etc., and related to its topography apart from the conventional. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
165-166 |