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Study of Location, Openings and Shapes of Opening in Shear Wall in an RC Building Subjected to Seismic Load
-Sunil Baburao Patil ; Prof. Salman Shaikh
Increased frequency and intensity of earthquake fetching a need of more earthquake resistance in building. Shear walls are the best way to control deflection during earthquake. Shear walls contribute significant lateral stiffness, strength, and overall ductility and energy dissipation capacity. In this present study shear walls at different location on plan of building introduced like at outer central periphery, at core, at inner central periphery, at L shape corner building and their results in terms of story displacements, drift, base shear, natural time period is compared with respect to same building without shear wall. A well-designed system of shear wall in building frame improves seismic performance significantly. After getting best location of shear wall, different percentage of opening is provided in staggered manner. Their results will conclude that up to what percentage opening can be permitted in a shear wall. Then opening area is kept constant and aspect ratio is changed to see effect of different shapes of opening on shear wall. The design of shear wall building is carried out in accordance with concrete code IS 456-2000 and the earthquake loading is assigned as per the provisions laid by IS 1893-2002. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
1-3 |
2 |
Dental Problem Classification Using Image Processing
-Rutuja Dadaram Gawade ; Pragati Shivaji Kokare; Upasana Satyawan Zende
Half of the world's population suffers from dental and oral illnesses, which are quite frequent. We have concentrated on finding the voids in this paper. Dentists use panoramic dental photos as a vital diagnostic tool to spot symptoms as soon as possible and develop successful treatment plans. Teeth in dental photographs have recently been segmented using image processing (deep learning) techniques, assisting dentists in making clinical decisions. The original photos must be stripped of all the extraneous information in order to extract the region of interest (ROI), which should be the maxillofacial region. We produce a huge maxillofacial dataset to address this problem, and we propose the EED-Net encoder-decoder network architecture. There are 2602 panoramic images in this dataset. Read More...
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Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering |
India |
4-6 |
3 |
Stock Market Prediction Using Deep Learning
-Pratik Karale ; Rushikesh Shinde; Pritee Khaire; Rutuja Dhandore; Mhaske . V. D.
In this project, we aim to implement one of the most complex machine learning approaches to predict stock prices and forecast share values. This paper effectively employs machine learning techniques and analyzes various strategies for forecasting future stock prices. The main objective is to develop a prediction model and evaluate its accuracy by comparing it with real data. Additionally, we strive to enhance the accuracy of the model by utilizing neural networks. Specifically, we employ the Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) model, which has proven to be highly effective in sequence prediction problems and yields more accurate results compared to previous algorithms such as Support Vector Machine (SVM) and Convolutional Neural Network (CNN). LSTM models have the ability to retain past information, which is crucial in our case, as past stock prices play a significant role in predicting future prices. By combining reinforcement learning techniques with LSTMs, we can achieve accurate predictions in the stock market, enabling us to make informed decisions on when to buy or sell stocks. Read More...
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Computer Science |
India |
7-11 |
4 |
Career Guidance System Using ML
-Vaishnavi Kulkarni ; Amruta Khalate ; Jaydeep Natakale; Poonam Bhosale; Dr. Reshma Atole
Selection of appropriate career selection is one the key factor in students' life. A wrongly chosen career sometimes destroy students' career. Right career selection for a student is always based on selection of right educational program. Career choice is based on the understudy execution and their interface. Choice of fitting instructive program needs a recommendation system. This project is recommending suitable career way according to students' performance. It will save time, efforts. To achieve this objective, suggestion of understudy execution and recognizable proof of career way framework is working. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
12-14 |
5 |
Comparative Study on Strength Enhancement of Concrete Using Rubber CRUMB, Magnetized and Normal Water
-Bhalchandra Namdev Kapase ; Omkar Ananda Chavan; Aniket Ananda Kurane; Shubham Shantaram Patil; Prof. Rohit V. Savyanavar
Water plays an important role in the concrete preparation. It in workability and strength. A new technology known as magnetized water is used to increase the workability and strength of concrete. At the same time, after pure water is magnetized, we should inject immediately the magnetized water into the sample baths of the instrument to measure the properties because the time, in which the magnetization effect can be retained, is finite. The experiments should be repeated about 2-3 times for the credibility. Hence normal water concrete with crumb rubber shows nearly same strength compared to normal water concrete, so waste can put to work. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
15-17 |
6 |
Free Vibration Analysis of Stiffened Cylindrical Shell using FEM
-MD Imtiyaz Alam ; Dr. Rajesh Kumar Satankar
In this paper, free vibration analysis of stiffened cylindrical shell is performed in ANSYS (Modal analysis) to study the vibration characteristics (natural frequencies and mode shapes) using First-order Shear Deformation Theory (FSDT). The models had to be studied in this paper is built in ANSYS 18.0. Also Different cross-sections of stiffeners like L, inverted T and I- Cross section subjected to both ends fixed boundary condition were applied on the cylindrical shell. . Stiffened structures are often utilized in structural engineering, marine works, aircraft, locomotives etc. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering (Design) |
India |
18-20 |
7 |
Design and Development of a Weight Sensing Based Object Sorting Robotic Arm
-Avadhut Krushnaji Chavan ; Prfo. Siddharth Suman; Ganesh Eknath Ingle; Aishwarya Sanjay Kamat; Sanskruti Vinayak Alashi
The increasing importance of robotics in various industries has greatly simplified and improved human life. One area where robotics can be particularly beneficial is in the sorting of products within the manufacturing sector, based on criteria such as colour, weight, and size. To address the challenges associated with sorting, a combination of robotics and weight sensing technology can be employed. The objective of this project is to design and develop a robotic arm that incorporates a weight sensing system. A load cell is utilized to detect the weight of the object being picked up by the arm. The load cell sensor transmits weight signals to an Arduino Uno, which then generates control signals for a motor driver. The motor driver, in turn, regulates the movement of the motors situated between the links of the robotic arm. The arm consists of a base motor for rotation, a shoulder motor for bearing weight, an elbow motor, and a motorized gripper for securely holding the objects. This innovative model has practical applications in factories where it can be utilized for efficient job sorting. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
21-24 |
8 |
Traffic Prediction for Intelligent Transportation System Using Machine Learning
-Akash N. Mhetre ; Aditya Srivastava; Aryan; Milan Khurana
Traffic flow prediction is an essential tool for traffic management, which can assist traffic operators in making informed decisions for traffic control and management. Accurate traffic flow prediction can also help commuters to plan their journeys efficiently and reduce travel time. The use of Support Vector Regression algorithm for traffic flow prediction has shown promising results in various studies, and it can be used to predict traffic flow at different time intervals, such as hourly, daily, weekly, or even yearly. Additionally, the application of machine learning and artificial intelligence techniques can further enhance the accuracy of traffic flow prediction, which can lead to more effective traffic management strategies. Read More...
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Machine Learning |
India |
25-30 |
9 |
IoT-Based Monitoring System for Vehicle Pollution
-Divyashri Annaso Patil ; Gavandi Simran Faruk; Ankalkhope Suhasini Sanjay; Chandanshive Vanita Ashok
This project aims to investigate how automobile pollution may be tracked using the Internet of Things (IoT). Environmental protection and human health are both seriously threatened by vehicular pollution. Real-time monitoring of the pollutants released by automobiles is possible with the help of IoT technology. An overview of IoT-based pollution monitoring systems, including an explanation of their components and data gathering and transmission methods, is provided in this study. The development and deployment of an IoT-based vehicle pollution monitoring system are also covered. The outcomes show the IoT's promise for efficiently managing and monitoring vehicle emissions. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
31-34 |
10 |
Smart Security Surveillance System
-Tanishq Aher ; Sharan Patel; Nayan Ghodke; Dinesh Kodwani
In sensitive area where generally no one is allowed So first we will detect the motion after The motion detection it automatically revoke the functions for face detection. Around the world, putting on a mask, washing our hands often, and avoiding social contact have all become priorities. The World Health Organization (WHO) strongly advises against spreading the new coronavirus by using a mask that covers the mouth and nose. The primary objective of a computer vision system is to find moving objects. The performance of these systems is insufficient for many applications. One of the main causes is that moving object detection is more difficult when dealing with various constraints, including environmental changes. After object recognition, object counting is a process that is improved upon and made more reliable with the aid of OpenCV. OpenCV comes with a variety of helpful methods for item recognition and counting. Numerous industries, including transportation, health care, and environmental science, use object counting. Read More...
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Computer Science |
India |
35-39 |
11 |
Zero Hunger Application Practical Approach
-Sakshi Sanjay Sorate ; Pramila Subhash Pharande; Pratiksha Pramod Dhumal; Yogita Sunil Girigosavi; Prof. A. H. Pawar
Food is a basic need in everyone's life. But today the rate of food wastage has increased the most. Our aim in today's world is to eliminate food wastage and make food left over from restaurants, wedding ceremony or any social event available to local communities. Everyone needs food and our most important goal is to get that food to the people who need it. As a solution to the huge amount of food being wasted every day, an interesting mobile application (app) called Zero Hunger has been developed. food If they have leftovers, they can donate using this app, thus addressing two major issues of hunger and food wastage. This work has a positive impact on people, social groups, healthcare and the environment by reducing hunger and food waste respectively. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
40-44 |
12 |
Hybrid Deep Learning Approach for Phishing Attack Detection
-Gauri Mahale ; Rutuja Kawar; Kirti Dhanapune; Sanjay Waghmode
Phishing attacks are a growing concern in today's digital age, and detecting them is a critical challenge for security researchers. A hybrid approach for phishing attack detection using machine learning and deep learning-based algorithms has been proposed to enhance the effectiveness of existing solutions. This approach combines the strengths of Support Vector Machines (SVM), Gaussian Naive Bayes (GNB), Random Forest (RF), Extreme Learning Machine (ELM), Multi-layer Perceptron (MLP), Gradient Boosting Classifier (GBC), and eXtreme Gradient Boosting (XGB) to achieve higher accuracy and reduce false positives. The proposed approach achieves an accuracy of 93.68% in detecting phishing attacks. However, new and improved methods are necessary to keep up with the evolving techniques used by hackers. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
45-54 |
13 |
A Silhouette Based Approach for Human Gait Recognition
-Kandarpa Uday NarasimhaMurthy ; Mr. Rishi Kushwaha
Human gait has come an important biometric in recent times. A figure-grounded system is suggested in this paper, to fete humans in the videotape by their gait. We used the averaged figure to represent the gait cycle. star element Analysis has been used to reduce the dimensionality of the features. We applied Euclidean distance to measure the similarity of the averaged outlines. We enforced the algorithm on the TUM- IITKGP Gait Database which has been introduced lately. Although this system is sensitive to the appearance of the subject, it has a low computational cost and it's simple. We enforced two trials on the achieved equaled outlines. Our results illustrated that features uprooted from the averaged outlines which in them, the lower part of the body is excluded are more suitable rather than those uprooted from the complete averaged outlines. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
55-57 |
14 |
A Novel Deep Learning Method for Detection and Classification of Plant Diseases Using Resnets Algorithm
-M.Hemavathi ; Mrs.J.K.Kanimozhi
The position of agriculture product is pivotal to a nation's profitable growth. The biggest handicap to the product and quality of food, however, is factory complaint. Beforehand discovery of factory conditions is essential for maintaining global health and weal. The standard system of opinion entails a pathologist visiting the position and visually assessing each factory. still, due to lower delicacy and limited availability of mortal coffers, homemade examination for colorful factory conditions is limited. To address these problems, it's necessary to develop automated styles that can snappily identify and classify a wide range of factory conditions. The presence of low- intensity information in the image background and focus, the extreme colour similarity between healthy and diseased factory areas, the presence of noise in the samples, and changes in the position, chrominance, structure, and size of factory leaves make it delicate to directly identify and classify factory conditions. We've developed a dependable factory complaint bracket system using an InceptionV3 Architecture to address the forenamed issues. In this exploration, we suggested a deep literacy strategy grounded on InceptionV3 Architecture to identify splint conditions in a variety of shops. Chancing the factory complaint and its bracket is our end. The substantiated dataset is taken from the well- known public source kaggle. The dataset consists of 70,295 Factory images of Apple, Blueberry, Cherry, Corn(sludge), Grape, Orange, Peach, Pepper bell, Potato, jeer, Soybean, Strawberry and Tomato. The suggested system has the capacity to handle complex situations from a shops area and can successfully identify colorful forms of conditions. Read More...
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Computer Applications |
India |
58-60 |
15 |
A Study on Various Types of Soil Bricks by Using Sugarcane Fibres Waste
-M RVSG Guptha ; Er. N Ramu ; Mr. Adari Bhargav Sai Krishna ; Ms. Dandina Lalitha
Generally in India ranks in the world sugarcane production. In India the major districts growing sugarcane in Andhra Pradesh is Anakapalle. The bricks have been playing a significant role in a building of construction materials the main aim is to making a construction material of Bricks by using sugarcane waste fibres with black cotton soil and red soil. The sugarcane waste fibres are added to the bricks as an add on material of 0.2%,0.3%,0.4%,0.5%,0.6%,0.7&0.8% of the total weight of the brick and the lime powder is carry from 4-5 %to the total weight of brick it helps to prevent the brick from cracks. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
61-66 |
16 |
CR (III) Complexes of β-Diketones: Ultrasonic Synthesis, Characterization and Study of Their Antibacterial and Antifungal Activity
-Nanda Korde ; Aakash Singare; Nikita Suryawanshi; Chaitnya Datal; Radhika Karad
The present work on is mainly on the synthesis of various β-diketone ligands and their Cr(III) complexes by ultrasound irradiation method. By using the Baker-Venkataraman rearrangement various ligands & their Cr(III) complex were synthesized and characterized by the different spectroscopic analysis like UV, 1H-NMR, Mass, 13C-NMR, IR, and elemental analysis. Biological activity like antibacterial and antifungal were shown by the synthesized compounds. Read More...
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Chemistry |
India |
67-71 |
17 |
Importance of Digital Payments in India
-Pannati Shruti ; Jagruti Chaughule; Manyar Amena
Digital Banking is the new worldview that offers significant advantages to banks as far as expanding benefit and efficiency just as to its clients regarding simplicity of payments and admittance to the banking administrations 24*7. It is cultivated by utilizing condition of - the-workmanship innovation foundation to achieve changes in interior cycles and outside interfaces. Gone are the days when individuals used to remain in long queues of bank trusting that their turn will pull out cash or to store money in banks. Presently, individuals can approach bank without remaining in long queues according to their benefit without agonizing over the financial hours. On the prior, when digital payment present, individuals hesitant to change their exchange propensities yet after demonetization, they are left with no decision to do their exchanges with digital payment. Expanding utilization of web, versatile entrance and government activity, for example, Digital India are going about as an impetus which prompts dramatic development being used of digital payment. The shopper impression of digital payment has a critical and positive effect on appropriation of digital payment. Business banks give unrivaled customer administration as one of the greatest suppliers of banking and monetary administrations in our metropolitan and country hinterland. Steadfast customer base must be made through conveying Customer Delight. Yet, the essence of the issue is that to accomplish better execution, the Indian banks, both private and public, necessities to offer support quality. This research paper highlights the usage and importance of digital payment services in India. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
72-74 |
18 |
Waste Foor Tracker Application
-Prerna Kumari ; Rupali Singh; Sahil Srivastava; Premlata Yadav; Riya Malik
The current situation of the world with respect to population growth is becoming a matter of concern. Due to increase in population, wastage of food is becoming a serious problem nowadays. In developing countries like India, remaining food from weddings, canteens, restaurants, hotels etc. are becoming major reasons for food wastage which is quite uncontrollable. Therefore, management of food waste is very important for food security. Also, the rate of hunger is rising rapidly and affects millions of people globally. The above mentioned problem is exactly what this research paper aims to deal with. The development of the research aimed at creating a strong link between people who wants to donate food and people who need it. The main objective of Waste Food Tracker software is to manage the wasted edible food so that it can be consumed in a useful way. This software will act as an intermediary between waste food producers (like restaurants, hotels, wedding halls, messes, canteens etc.) and charities (like NGOs). Overall, this software offers a practical and sustainable solution for reducing food waste and hunger rate. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
75-85 |
19 |
Effect on Marshall Stability Values for Various Bitumen/Crumb-Rubber Combinations
-Anisha ; Sumesh Jain
The Marshall Stability values of mixtures and the physical qualities of bitumen can be enhanced with the addition of crumb rubber. In addition to reducing the environmental load of discarded tyres, crumb rubber may be utilised to enhance the characteristics of bitumen, making flexible pavements last longer. Incorporating crumb rubber into VG 30 bitumen considerably lowers the penetration values. It was observed that the penetration value decreased as the concentration of the modifier was raised. The plain bitumen penetration value lowers from 67.4 to 61, 58, and 49 when amended with 5, 10, and 15CR, respectively. Marshall Bitumen mixed with crumb rubber has more stability than untreated bitumen. As the number of modifiers rises, so do the stability values. This is so because an increased amount of modifiers leads to a more stable combination, as seen by the increased stiffness of the binder. When the percentage of crumb rubber was raised from 5 to 15%, performance improved by 10-25%. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
86-89 |
20 |
Review on Immersive Technology in the Education and Manufacturing Industry
-Shaik Mahaboobbasha ; Balaka Biswas; Vinay Shah
In this paper, we discuss AR and VR technology in the education system and 4.0 industry One of these technologies with the greatest growth potential is the virtual world. According to the most recent predictions, research into virtual reality and augmented reality can grow 21 times over the course of the next four years, reaching 15.5 billion euros by 2022. Additionally, businesses may value both technologies; their investment in digital transformation initiatives and related fields may surpass that of the consumer sector by 2019. Read More...
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Robotics and Automation |
India |
90-93 |
21 |
A Review on Various Extraction Process for Biodiesel
-Vrushali V. Kanade ; Pradnya K. Ingle
Research on the development of renewable biofuel has garnered more public curiosity as a result of worries about the exhaustion of fossil fuels and global pollution. The extraction method is a key capability in the manufacture of biofuels, both concerning energy use and brand equity. The latest events about the separation process used to produce biofuels are covered in this paper. Biodegradable matter, such as waste oils and edible, inedible, microbiological, and quasi wastes, are used to create biodiesel. According to this research, the best feedstocks are waste oils with rising oil content, such as waste vegetable oil, waste palm oil, and waste algal oil. To choose the best feedstock for the production of bioethanol, it is required to compare biodiesel production and parametric analysis rigorously. We aim to provide a succinct, current, but thorough analysis of the numerous separation processes used or researched inside the manufacture of biofuels, as well as their guiding principles, benefits, or drawbacks, along with recent instance examples. For oil extraction, it is advised to adopt cutting-edge, cost-free methods like supercritical and transesterification. Read More...
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Chemical Engineering |
India |
94-99 |
22 |
A Comparison Between Custom Activation Function With Existing Activation Function
-Patel Swapnil Shaileshbhai
This research paper investigates the performance and comparison of custom activation functions with existing activation functions in the context of convolutional neural network (CNN) models. The study explores the impact of different activation functions on various datasets and CNN architectures. In particular paper, seven custom activation functions and five existing activation functions are examined to evaluate their effectiveness in enhancing the learning capabilities of CNN models. According to this paper different dataset have different activation function give different accuracy or some custom activation function give good accuracy compare to existing function. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
100-106 |
23 |
Smart Android App for Society Security and Management
-Rohit Chaudhari ; Barnabas Gavai; Shubham Gupta; Suraj Rokade
In today's tech-driven world, the idea of a genius has been widely accepted for its ability to improve society. This research paper examines the development and implementation of smart Android applications designed for security and management. The main purpose of this study is to explore the benefits, challenges and implications of the integration of mobile technology into security and management in the community. This research article reviews current research on smart city technologies, mobile applications and their impact on the same people, through a qualitative literature review. Addressing gaps in the existing literature, this study focuses on the knowledge surrounding social skills and their role in improving safety and management. The research includes a mixed-method approach that combines qualitative interviews with health management groups and quantitative studies for residents. This process provides a better understanding of management and residents' perspectives, knowledge and expectations regarding the use of smart people for safety and management purposes. Analysis of the collected data revealed a good understanding of the features, functions and issues related to the use of smart Android apps for security and management. These findings point to positive outcomes such as better communication, better reporting, better maintenance and easier management. In addition, the study identified issues such as privacy concerns, usage limitations, and user education and adoption needs. Through a general discussion of the findings, this article explores the implications of integrating smart Android apps into security and management apps. It guides the development, implementation and optimization of these applications, taking into account the specific needs and characteristics of the community. Overall, this research contributes to the development of smart city technology by focusing on specific aspects of security and governance. These findings provide insights for healthcare organizations, technology developers, and policymakers in designing and developing smart Android apps that can address security issues and improve the overall governance of local communities. Read More...
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Computer Science |
India |
107-109 |
24 |
IoT Based Smart Electric Vehicles
-Kapil Choudhary
Electric instruments (EVs) are getting decreasingly popular due to their environmental advantages and cost. the complication of the EV powertrain and its factors can make it delicate to diagnose and resuscitate problems. This paper proposes an IoT grounded smart opinion system hostile EVs that uses detectors and data dissection to descry and diagnose demerits in the EV powertrain. The system uses detectors to collect data from the EV powertrain and also uses engine literacy algorithms to dissect the data and descry any anomalies. Internet of effects (IoT) technology to develop a smart opinion system for electric instruments. The system would exercise detectors to discover and diagnose demerits in the agent's electrical system, and give real- time feedback to the motorist. The system would be suitable to discover and diagnose demerits in the agent's electrical system, and give real- time feedback to the motorist. The system would also be suitable to discover and diagnose demerits in the agent's mechanical system. The Internet of effects (IoT) has revolutionized the expressway we interact with the world around us. It has enabled us to connect with physical objects and systems in ways that were preliminarily insolvable. This has opened up a world of possibilities for the automotive industry, especially in the area of electric instruments. This paper will talk over the eventuality of utilizing IoT- grounded smart opinion in electric instruments. Read More...
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Electrical Power System |
India |
110-111 |
25 |
Material Selection for Crankshaft in ANSYS by Static Structural and Modal Analysis Using Fem Tool
-Chirag Kumar ; Sanpreet Singh Arora
The crankshaft consists of three parts i.e. crank pin, crank web and shaft. In the present work, I have done a crankshaft analysis to choose the best material for the crankshaft. Firstly, I have prepared a crankshaft model in the CAD software SOLIDWORKS and them SOLIDWORKS file saved ion the STEP format because ANSYS software can only read the STEP file format. In the ANSYS software 3.5 MPa load apply on the crankshaft for analysis, three-time analysis is done of the crankshaft load was the same for three times but the material was changed. The three material used in this research from the survey is Aluminium Alloy, Alloy Steel, Structural Steel. Mainly two factors are found out stress and deformation for material comparison. Tetrahedron meshing method is used for the crankshaft meshing. After meshing the nodes of the crankshaft are 5664 and elements are 3118. Both the Rear and front main bearing journal are kept fixed and load is applied on the upper face of the main bearing journal. In the end, I have found out that if stress is the main factor for crankshaft failure then Aluminium Alloy is the best material for the crankshaft because in this material less stress produced as compared to the other materials. Read More...
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Mechanical CAD-CAM |
India |
112-116 |
26 |
Smart Car Parking Circuit Using IoT
-Palasri Dhar ; Koushik Pal; Antara Ghosal; Anurima Majumdar; Padmanava Banerjee
In view of the daily problems faced by car owners, the present system acts as a relief for this. Every day people face a lot of difficulties to find a place of comfortable and easily accessible place to park their cars and if they fail, they are bound to park the cars on the streets in exchange of penalty. To remove traffic congestions and other problems related to parking we have designed a user friendly, automatic parking system that can provide proper information about free parking slots. The proposed Smart Parking system consists of an on-site deployment of an IOT module that is used to monitor and signalize the state of availability of single parking space. In this proposed mythology, we have used a microcontroller which is the control unit along with other components like sensors, LCD display to design the innovative project. To reduce labor cost as also the time for finding parking slots is the main objective of the project. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
117-120 |
27 |
Feasibility of Utensils Washing Machine for Domestic Purpose
-Suhas Shahaji Satpute ; Prasad Suresh dhamdhere; Sayrabanu Siraj Shaikh; Nandkishor Dayanand Kore
Dish washing work is done by hand. This projects discuses about reducing the human efforts, save energy and save water. It saves the time of washing utensils and large amount of work can be done in lesser time. In market automatic dish washer machine are available but they are costly and for particular types of dishes only. Available machines are not affordable. Semi-automatic dish washer system will clean different size and shape of utensils. We work on reducing women's efforts and their health problems like spinal cord pain, back bone bending, weakness, and tiredness. For reducing these problems semi- automatic dish washer machine is introduce. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
121-123 |
28 |
Metal Extraction with Ionic Liquids- based Aqueous Two - Phase System
-Vrushali Vasant Kanade ; Pradnya K. Ingle
The use of an Ionic Liquid for metal separation in various areas of human life. Although ionic liquids (ILs) have excellent properties, their use as extracts in solvent extraction hasn't eliminated the problems associated with the use of organic solvents. The efficiency and selectivity of metal extraction from industrial wastewater using ionic liquids composed of various cations and anions are prioritized. Aqueous two-phase system (ATPS) is a liquid-liquid fractionation technique that has garnered attention in industry and academia due to its high possibilities for the extraction, separation, purification, and betterment of proteins, membranes, viruses, enzymes, nucleic acids, and other biomolecules. However, the method's partition behavior is complex and difficult to predict. According to an ongoing study, it has also been employed successfully in the detection of veterinary drug residues in food, the separation of precious metals, sewage treatment, and a wide range of other applications. The ATPS has a high recovery yield and is simple to scale up. It is also a very cost-effective and ecologically friendly method. The purpose of this article is to provide an overview of ATPS basics, enhancement, and applications. Read More...
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Chemical Engineering |
India |
124-131 |
29 |
Paranormal Games and Their Effect on Human Brain
-Tumula Mani Kota Rajasekhar
From many years, humans are being haunted by a plenty of unsolved questions. Though some of the questions were termed as solved, there is still some dark area left in them. Paranormal Science is one of such unsolved topics which is haunting mankind from many years. There were many paranormal instances in history which cannot be explained by science. Though scientists argue that paranormal science is not logically proved, a doubt will always be there in their mind. Many people consider this topic as a trash, but there are some fascinating facts and proofs in history which makes that trash a hidden treasure yet to be unlocked. Even in the most developed countries like America, around 45-50% of the people believe in the existence of paranormal entities. But “Do ghosts really exist?†This is another multi-million-dollar question, there are many people who dedicated their lives to find the answer to this question. Such people were termed as parapsychologists. According to these parapsychologists, ghosts are technically defined as a mysterious energy, which contains electromagnetic field around them. So, the people who want to find them generally use some customised electronic gadgets in their investigations. There were numerous scientific theories which explains about the existence of the unknown entities, along with them, there are many evidences which proves the existence of paranormal creatures, simply termed as ghosts. But there is another interesting question here, “Can we contact them?†Most of the people believe that it is possible. Talking to dead is considered as a ritual in many parts of the world. Even many games were invented to perform this process. Though these games were considered as a funny thing by many people, there were instances that people got effected by playing these games. In this paper, we are going to discuss about some of such games and their effect on humans and also the hidden theories and facts behind those games. Along with the games, we are going to discuss some real-life scenarios and also a strange phenomenon known as Pocession along with different stages involved in it. Read More...
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Physics |
India |
132-137 |
30 |
Super Pixel Method with Radial Basic Function Network and Support Vector Machine for Lung Tumor Segmentation from CT Images
-T.Nisha ; G.Arunachalam
Volumetric lung cancer segmentation and accurate longitudinal shadowing of excrescence volume changes from reckoned tomography images are essential for covering excrescence response to remedy. Hence, we developed hybridized adaptive super pixel system with RBFN and SVM. Our networks contemporaneously combine features across multiple image resolution and point situations through residual connections to descry and member the lung excrescences. The segmentation delicacy compared to expert delineations was estimated by calculating the bones similarity measure, Hausdorff distances, perceptivity, and perfection criteria. Hybridized adaptive super pixel system with RBFN and SVM volumetrically segmenting lung excrescences which enables accurate, automated identification of and periodical dimension of excrescence volumes in the lung. It has come doable to conduct automatic quantitative analyses. In addition, collaboration among masterminds, clinicians, and data scientists has led to the development of accurate automated webbing programs for clinical use. Lung segmentation, a step needed prior to casket CT imaging analysis, is a pivotal starting point for all lung- related quantitative analysis. For case, in pulmonary bump discovery, when lung segmentation fails to rightly define the borders of the lungs, the nodes outside the borders are missed. Still, utmost styles are still limited in their capability to directly separate the girding towel from juxta- pleural nodes, which are attached to the walls of the lung. In some cases, the nodes have the same intensity values as the girding towel. Therefore, juxta- pleural bump discovery is one of the most grueling issues in lung segmentation. Read More...
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VLSI Design and Embedded System |
India |
138-141 |
31 |
DC/AC Nano Grid Topology
-MD Aiyaz Uddin ; Geetam Richhariya
In last two decades, the application and research orientation towards utilization of distributed generation systems is at its peak. Electricity generation and its usage coordination are vital aspects of energy efficiency that can help in saving energy, decreasing energy costs, and fulfilling global emission objectives. In this context nano grid structure renewable energy utilization has emerged as a boon. Nano grid is a small power entity which can be installed near load centre dedicatedly for small and mini applications like household or far a building usage using Alternative Energy Sources like solar/wind. This paper investigates the concept and architecture of nano grid structure. It utilization, component requirement and topological survey is also presented. Read More...
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Electrical Power System |
India |
142-147 |
32 |
Performance Analysis of Solar/Wind Nanogrid for Rural Electrification in Offgrid Mode
-MD Aiyaz Uddin ; Geetam Richhariya
In last two decades, the application and research orientation towards utilization of distributed generation systems is at its peak. Electricity generation and its usage coordination are vital aspects of energy efficiency that can help in saving energy, decreasing energy costs, and fulfilling global emission objectives. In this context nanogrid structure renewable energy utilization has emerged as a boon. Nanogrid is a small power entity which can be installed near load centre dedicatedly for small and mini applications like house hold or far a building usage using Alternative Energy Sources like solar/wind. This paper investigates the concept and architecture of nanogrid structure. It utilization, component requirement and topological survey is also presented. Read More...
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Electrical Power System |
India |
148-153 |
33 |
Solar Based Hot Storage System
-Nikita Chaudhari ; Amol Lokhande; Durgesh Borse
Everyone now-a-days uses small hot storage system at home to store processed food and hot water mainly to maintain the warm temperature after a longer period. There are basically lot of types of small storage system to store hot food, but this system can store food warm for max 24hrs. Factories like Nestle have been using hot storage facility to store coffee beans at certain temperature to provide the same fresh and quality after longer period of time. But the problem they are still facing is of storing the product for longer period as storing the coffee bean at cold storage will result in loss of freshness and Aroma. So, we are working on “Design and Analysis of Solar based Hot Storage System†to resolve the problem of the factories in storage of their product at warm temperature and can provide fresh product after a longer period. It also aims towards reduction of the power uses as there is high consumption of power in this hot storage, we implemented more conventional way of power generation present now is “Solar Energyâ€. We trying to resolve the resolve the problem of time consumption on providing sustainable temperature again and again for same product, by using the temperature sensors and It will also help the provider in saving by storing the data every time the temperature inputted. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering Design |
India |
154-156 |
34 |
A Report On Recruitment & Selection Process Of Accenture
-Dr. Ashwini Kshirsagar ; Simran Vijay Chaurasiya; Prof. Eddison Cardozo
The recruitment and selection process is a critical aspect of talent acquisition for organizations, including Accenture. This abstract provides an overview of Accenture's approach to recruitment and selection, highlighting key strategies, methods, and considerations. Accenture employs a comprehensive process that encompasses various stages, starting from applicant sourcing to final candidate selection. The company leverages innovative recruitment strategies, including employer branding and technology-driven approaches, to attract a diverse pool of applicants. The selection process involves the use of various assessment tools, interviews, and evaluations to identify candidates who possess the required qualifications, skills, and cultural fit. Accenture emphasizes fairness, inclusivity, and diversity in its recruitment and selection practices, striving to mitigate biases and promote equal opportunities for all candidates. The effectiveness of the recruitment and selection process is measured through key metrics, such as time-to-fill, quality of hire, and retention rates. By continuously evaluating and refining their approach, Accenture aims to ensure that the recruitment and selection process aligns with its organizational objectives and facilitates the acquisition of top talent. Read More...
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Management studies |
India |
157-160 |
35 |
Facial Emotion Detection Using CNN
-Anusha Chennuri
As Humans, we consider our Sentiments and emotions are significant and profound features of individual conduct. Recognition of human facial Expressions is the process of recognizing a person's current mood. It is essential for advertising, mental health treatment, and medical treatment. With the emergence of deep learning models many new Models like Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN), and Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN) were developed. Though the Deep Learning Models helped in better accuracy than the Machine Learning Models the accuracies were not much acceptable and the models are only suitable for certain controlled Scenarios. The Emergence of Transfer Learning helped develop a model with good accuracy and less computational speed. For this project, we used EfficientNet Model and taken the FER2013 dataset, produced by Kaggle and Google(2013). The dataset consists of almost 7 different classes mainly fear, happiness, anger, surprise, sad, disgust, and neutral. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
161-166 |
36 |
Innovative Ana - Digi Multifarious Mobile Supported Platform for New Edge Industries
-Avali Banerjee
This paper shows the connectivity to actuate different types of application including robotic, photonics automated machines etc. The whole system consist of important communication protocol like embedded analog portfolio smart modules, complementary symmetry circuits, fully professional ISM (Industrial Scientific Medical radio frequency band) based 27MHz digital trans-receiving portfolio. Fully mobile interactive base with GSM search engine optimization facility is also introduced. Read More...
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Engineering |
India |
167-169 |
37 |
Impact of High Temperatures on the Property of Cement Mortar
-Deepak N. Nathe ; Madhuri B. Avhad; Priyanka M. Malve; Anjali Y. Watane ; Rohini V. More
Mortar, a vital component of masonry construction, holds bricks and other masonry components together. However, exposure to high temperatures can have a substantial impact on the properties and operation of the mortar. The effects of high temperatures on mortar are thoroughly analysed in this study, including details on the material's mechanical and physical properties, the reasons why these properties degrade at high temperatures, and possible solutions. The findings of this study can help engineers and architects design masonry structures that are stronger, more durable, and able to withstand exposure to high temperatures. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
170-171 |
38 |
Performance of Different Levels of Nitrogen on Growth, Yield Attributing Characters and Yield of Wheat (Triticum Aestivum L.)
-Vinay Kothre ; J S Bisen; Dr. Navneet Satankar
A field experiment was conducted at the student research farm, department of Agronomy, School of Agriculture Science, Technology and Research, Sardar Patel University, Balaghat (M.P.) to study the performance of different levels of nitrogen on growth, yield and yield attributing characters of wheat during winter seasons of 2021- 22. Seven treatments were evaluated in Randomized Block Design with three replications. Results revealed that the application of 150Kg Nitrogen/ha i.e. T7 (NPK @ 150:40:40 kg/ha) significantly improved the plant height (88.59 cm), number of tillers/ meter square (114.60), number of leaves per plant (17.47) at 90 DAS, spike length (11.49 cm), grains per spike (41.73), test weight (43.69 g), grain yield (38.19 q/ ha) and straw yield (53.74 q/ ha) of wheat. The results indicated that use of NPK @ 150:40:40 kg/ha - 150% RDNwas the most effective for optimum growth and yield of wheat. Read More...
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Master of Science (MSc) |
India |
172-174 |
39 |
An Experimental Investigation on Mechanical Properties of M35 Grade Natural Fibre Reinforced Concrete with Partial Replacement of Cement by Waste Glass Powder
-Mrs. M. Kedhareswari ; K.Appala Naidu ; G. Sravani Jyothi; A.Ganesh; Lakshman Rao
In this paper, the main aim of our project is to compare the strength properties of conventional concrete and non-conventional concrete of M35 grade of concrete. This study investigates the combined effects of deploying glass powder and natural fibers on mechanical properties of hardened concrete for the grade of M35. In our present investigation no.of tests were conducted to research the effect of 0%,5%,10%,15%of glass powder and natural fibers are 0.2%, 0.4%, 0.6%. A notable improvement is being noticed in the strength properties of concrete when the glass powder is used as partial replacement of cement and on the other hand, the addition of natural fibers to the concrete results in the reduction of permeability and the improvement in crack resistance eventually, to maintain sustainability and to gain durability and strength. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
175-177 |
40 |
Primitive Identification of Alzheimer's Disease Using Machine Learning: A Generalized Approach With Deep CNN-LSTM Network
-Krishnaba Zala ; Deep Joshi; Kamaljit Kaur; Chitra Rathod
Our society's longer lifetime is a double-edged sword that results in a rise in people with neurocognitive disorders, with Alzheimer's disease being the most common. New techniques for the early diagnosis of neurocognitive diseases with the aim of avoiding or minimizing cognitive decline are made possible by advancements in medical imaging and computer capability. For patients with moderate cognitive impairment, which is occasionally a symptomatic stage of Alzheimer's disease dementia, computer-aided picture analysis and early identification of changes in cognition is a potential strategy. Deep learning can be applied to neuroimaging data in order to predict whether patients with mild cognitive impairment might develop Alzheimer's disease dementia or remain stable. The datasets which is mainly used for such studies are the OASIS database with some exceptions. We will consider this database to generate results for gaining prediction accuracy which can be compared with other state of art algorithms to prove our point. Read More...
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Computer Science And Engineering |
India |
178-182 |
41 |
An Experimental Study on Waste Plastic Reinforced Concrete by Using Recycled Aggregate and To Encounter the Sulphate Attack
-K.Appala Naidu ; Mrs. M. Kedhareswari; K.Sankara Rao; M.Kusuma; B.Vasanthi
Now a day's plastic consumption is very high in our day to day life. The amounts of plastics consumed annually have been increasing steadily and also the Concrete usage also can increase due to increasing of infrastructure. The huge concrete demand leads to tremendous need for aggregate resources, huge quantities of construction and demolition waste are generated every year in developing countries like India. The disposal of this waste and plastic is very serious problem because it requires huge amounts for its disposal. This study is a part of a comprehensive program where in experimental investigation have been carried out to assess the effect of partial replacement of coarse aggregate by demolished waste on workability and compressive strength and also the waste plastic bottles can also be used as a fibers and it influences the mechanical behavior of concrete. The results of this study have highlighted the reduction of plastic waste and also the re uses the aggregates which can be formed after the demolition of concrete. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
183-187 |
42 |
A Sustainable Energy Alternative by Hydrothermal Liquefaction of Biomass
-Rakesh Namdeti ; Kalpna P
Hydrothermal liquefaction (HTL) is a thermal depolymerization method that uses homogeneous catalysts to increase product quality depending on the processing circumstances. Any biomass can be turned into bio oil, regardless of composition, which influences product quality. The major parameter influences the reaction kinetics as well as the energy inputs required for product formation. Biofuels obtained using HTL have no carbon emissions during combustion and do not release hazardous gases such as ammonia, NOx, Sox, and so on. The HTL process uses 10-15% of the energy in the feed stock biomass, resulting in 85-90% energy. The bio oil produced by HTL can be utilized in large engines or improved to produce diesel, gasoline, or jet fuel. Read More...
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Energy |
India |
188-193 |
43 |
Experimental Study of Pervious Concrete
-Pradeep .G ; Malathi Thiyagarajan; Ranjitha .V; Shanthi .V; Dinesh Kumar .P
Pervious concrete is an environmental friendly composite material which consists of cement, coarse aggregate, and water. In pervious concrete, voids ratio is more compare to the conventional concrete which helps to percolates the water through pores present in it. It is otherwise called as no fine open evaluated solid which energies ground water and further more diminish the surface water spillover. In this paper experimental investigation carried out to find out the differentiation between the compressive strength of pervious concrete and conventional concrete. In this paper, instead of using admixtures fine aggregates are used in pervious concrete in percentage form. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
194-198 |
44 |
Surface Roughness Improvement of 3D Printed Parts of Abs Filament with Various Process Parameters
-Miss. Roshani Kove ; Prof. Vivek Padole; Prof. Vishwjeet Ambade
This research examines the impact of extruder temperature, layer thickness, and infill density on surface roughness in Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) 3D printing. The study finds that higher extruder temperatures and thinner layers result in smoother surface finishes, while infill density has a minor effect on surface roughness. A linear model is developed to establish the relationship between these parameters and surface roughness, enabling accurate predictions. Optimal parameter values for minimizing surface roughness are determined for the component. The recommended values for the component are an extruder temperature of 249.79℃, a layer thickness of 0.31 mm, and an infill density of 85.32%. These findings have practical implications for the additive manufacturing industry, allowing manufacturers to enhance the surface quality of 3D-printed components. By optimizing these parameters, functionality and aesthetics can be improved. This research contributes to quality control and process optimization in 3D printing, encouraging the broader adoption of this technology across various sectors. Read More...
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Machine Design |
India |
199-205 |
45 |
Failure Analysis of 9-Tyne Cultivator in Different Soil Condition by Using FEM
-Nilesh Marotrao Narpache ; Dipali Bhoyar; Vivek Patil; Vishwajeet Ambade; Vijay Talodhikar
The purpose of this research was to assess the performance of a cultivator's tyne in different soil conditions and blade angles using Ansys software. The study focused on three soil conditions (black soil, red soil, and laterite soil) and examined the tyne at three angles (45 degrees, 50 degrees, and 55 degrees). Forces exerted on the tyne were calculated for each soil condition, and total deformation and equivalent stresses were analyzed to evaluate its structural behavior and performance. The results indicated that the optimal blade angle for black soil was 45 degrees, which exhibited the lowest total deformation and equivalent stress. The same angle also yielded favorable results for red soil and laterite soil. These findings suggest that a 45-degree blade angle enhances performance and resilience across various soil conditions. Implementing this angle can improve the durability and effectiveness of cultivator tynes, ensuring efficient soil cultivation across different soil types. Future research can explore additional parameters to further enhance tyne performance and develop more robust cultivation techniques. The implications of this study are valuable for the design and optimization of cultivator tynes in agricultural practices. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering Design |
India |
206-209 |
46 |
Risk Analysis In Public Private Partnership Road Project Using Gtopsis
-Rohan C Patil ; Vaishali R Bhagwat; Tanuja S Borse; Neha A Jadhav; Kalyani V Suryawanshi
With an increase in demand for infrastructure in India which actually contributes to the economic as well as the overall development, there is huge certainty for accumulation or entering the project into risk. Existing models for PPP of roads such as Built Operate and Transfer (BOT) and Hybrid Annuity (HAM) model are not the exception ones. Identification of risks on field is bit a tougher job as limitation in data availability and making the risks quantitative from qualitative becomes much more difficult because of no factors of judgment are available. There seems a way of light if some rating methodology is developed to deal with conversion so that the analysis can be done using quantitative data generated. The research adopts an integrated approach to prioritize risks using group technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (GTOPSIS). The analysis can help improve the understanding of implications of specific risk factors on project completion time and cost. This enables the project manager to devise a suitable strategy for risk response and mitigation. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
210-219 |
47 |
Comparative Study on Different Models to Calculate Interfacial Surface Tension
-Ritika Yadav ; Dr. Lokendra Singh Thakur
Several studies have been carried out in order to develop a fresh model for the calculation of the various interfacial properties, in view of the prominence of certain significant interfacial properties in various processes, which inter alia include interfacial surface tension and the density distribution on interface. The paper mentions the comparison among the distinct models for the computation of the interfacial surface tension and density distribution on the interface. Further it was found that among these models, Density Gradient Theory (DGT) Model shows good agreements for various single, binary and tertiary component mixtures. In the DGT model, Peng Robinson equation of states (PR-EoS) is used to calculate the interfacial densities for various systems. This interfacial density distribution itself serves as a base for calculation of various properties. These density distribution result can additionally be used as the framework conditions for the subsequent derivations to be done in accordance with the DGT equation for the Interfacial Surface tension calculations thereafter. Read More...
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Chemical Engineering (Environmental Management) |
India |
220-223 |
48 |
Review on Flexible Manufacturing System
-Shaik Mahaboobbasha ; Balaka Biswas
Due to the fact that markets are driven by customers' urgent needs and that each customer has different product preferences, today's society is moving toward a situation that is more heterogeneous, and as a result, manufacturing is constantly under pressure to adapt to this heterogeneity. For this reason, ideas like flexible manufacturing systems are becoming essential for achieving success in manufacturing, and there are many things that can give you flexibility. Read More...
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Robotics and Automation |
India |
224-226 |
49 |
A State-of-the-art Intrusion Detection System To Detect Ddos Attack
-Harshil Joshi ; Dushyantsinh Rathod
A new set of difficulties in precisely identifying intrusions arises as different forms of attacks become more sophisticated in the current day. The inability to stop invasions might tarnish the reputation of security services for contemporary networks and systems. To combat threats to computer security, several intrusion detection techniques have been developed in the literature. Anomaly-based Intrusion Detection Systems (AIDS) and Signature-based Intrusion Detection Systems (SIDS) can both be used to classify these tactics (AIDS). In addition to a thorough analysis of the most significant recent papers, this article provides a taxonomy of modern IDS. To make computer systems safer, it also outlines the evasion strategies employed by attackers to evade detection and highlights the difficulties for future studies to combat them. At the end of the paper, a proposed algorithm to detect attacks using soft computing techniques has been provided. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
227-234 |
50 |
Review of Shrink Fit Shaft Vibration Analysis
-Swapnil Subhash Todake ; Manzoorahamad Mohamadshafi Mirza
A drive shaft is a mechanical device for transferring power from the engine or motor to the point where useful work is applied. Most engines or motors deliver power as torque through rotary motion. This is extracted from the linear motion of pistons in a reciprocating engine. From the point of delivery, the components of power transmission from the drive train. The drive shafts are carriers of torque which are subject to torsion and shear stress, which represents the difference between the input force and the load. Thus it needs to be strong enough to bear the stress, without imposing too great an additional inertia by virtue of the weight of the shaft. A shrink-fit is a semi-permanent assembly system that can resist the relative movement or transmit torque between two components through the creation of high radial pressures at the interface of its constituent parts. It provides a low cost joining method and is widely used in - industry, with applications to cutting tool holders, Wheels and bands for railway stock, turbine disks, rotors for electric motors and for locating ball and roller Bearings. Shrink-fits are also an effective way of assembling machine elements such as a gear to a shaft to Transmit torque. The underlying principle involves establishing a pressure between the inside diameter of the gear hub and the outside diameter of a shaft through interference in dimensions at their radial interface. Commonly, expansion of the external part by heating, or cooling of the shaft is employed, the part located and then the whole assembly returned to operating temperature whereupon the pressure maintains part location to allow transmission of a torque and vibrations. Initially, the friction moment is carried out at the contact surface of outer hollow shaft and inner solid shaft while solid shaft is inserted in hot hollow shaft (150-300 ℃) Resulting hole inside hollow shaft expanded and semi-permanent assembly between hollow and solid shaft formed. When this composite shaft assembly is cooled up to room temperature (27 ℃), the outer shaft gets compressed and it exerts pressure on the inner solid shaft. This can be calculated using Lame's equation [1] Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering Design |
India |
235-239 |