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Experimental Study on Banana Fibre-Reinforcement of a Soil Stabilization with Phosphogypsum
-Mayank Chouhan ; Virendra Singh; Suraj kumar Sen; Upendra Kumar; Abhishek Singh Panwar
The soils with poor bearing capacity and shear strength need to be stabilized to make them suitable for construction. In this study, banana fiber (obtained from pseudostem) was used as a natural fiber to stabilize the soil. Stabilization with natural fibers is a cost-effective and environmentally friendly way to improve the soil. Chemical or synthetic fibers harm our environment; using natural fibers is a way to achieve balance. This study presents the effect of banana fiber on the soil and compares the engineering performance before and after stabilization. In this study, the effect of banana fiber on soil strength was evaluated by conducting direct and uncompressed compression tests on two different soil samples. The impact samples were collected from two different construction sites. In the laboratory. Proctor compression tests were conducted on various percentages of coconut fiber. Also, direct tests and compression tests were conducted on different parts of banana fibers at moisture content (OMC). The results of experiments with and without banana fiber reinforcement were compared to obtain the best amount of fiber reinforcement (% of soil sample) required to stabilize weak soil and estimate the effect of bearing capacity. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
1-3 |
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Design of a Box Culvert using ETABS Software
-Ayush Shrivastava ; Mahak Khan; Subhanshu Shukla; Vaibahv Kumar; Vinay Gautam
When it is necessary to make the intersection of channels or canals, the main problem is how to prevent the overflow of the canals because during the rainy season the water rises and floods occur, threatening the roads and vehicles. For this purpose, a culvert needs to be built at the intersection. A culvert is a structure designed to allow water to flow through it. The Kut-Petera irrigation project requires the construction of a culvert box at the intersection of the main drainage system (MD-A) and the Al-Dejaili asphalt road. The design is based on hydraulic and structural parameters. The hydraulic design is based on hydraulic data obtained for the site. The dimension of the culvert box is based on the hydraulic design. The culvert box consists of two plates with a length of 27 m and a total width of 3.14 m. The design is defined as the stability and safety of the culvert box under applied loads. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
4-6 |
| 3 |
A Review on Carbon Fiber Reinforced Composites in Automobile
-P. Phanindra kumar ; B. Mahesh Babu ; Dr. E. Siva Krishna ; P.N.S.V. Jaswanth
The Carbon fiber-reinforced composites (CFRP) in the automotive industry offer a significant advantage due to their superior strength-to-weight ratio, high stiffness, and excellent fatigue and impact resistance. These composites consist of carbon fibers embedded in a polymer matrix, providing a material that is both lightweight and extremely strong. The use of CFRP in automobiles leads to reduced vehicle weight, which enhances fuel efficiency, accelerates performance, and improves handling. Additionally, the material's high impact resistance contributes to increased safety. CFRP also allows for greater design flexibility, enabling the creation of complex and aerodynamic shapes. Despite its high cost and the challenges associated with manufacturing, CFRP is increasingly being adopted in high-performance and luxury vehicles. Ongoing research aims to make CFRP more cost-effective and easier to produce, paving the way for broader application in the automotive industry. Read More...
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Automobile Engineering |
India |
7-13 |
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A Review on Design and Fabrication of Biomedical Equipment with Additive Manufacturing
-G. Sai Mani Kanta Swamy ; B. Ashok; E. Siva Krishna; B. Aravind Swamy
Additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, has revolutionized various industries by enabling the creation of complex geometries with unprecedented ease and precision. In the field of medical applications, particularly in reconstructive surgery, additive manufacturing has emerged as a promising tool for fabricating patient-specific implants, including cranial implants such as skulls. This paper explores the advancements, challenges, and applications of additive manufacturing in skull reconstruction. The primary objective of this study is to investigate the feasibility and efficacy of using additive manufacturing techniques for producing customized skull implants. By reviewing recent literature and case studies, this paper discusses the technological developments in materials, printing techniques, and design methodologies that contribute to the successful implementation of 3D-printed skulls in medical. Read More...
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Advance Manufacturing System |
India |
14-21 |
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Magnetic Attractor for Planets
-Vaishnavi Fulzele
Magnets have its own vital importance in every field in our surrounding. In this research paper magnet as a magnetic rounder is used to light a bulb on the surface of the planet, where magnets are detected. This research paper to light a bulb uses multiple concepts such as electric flux, magnetism, dynamometer and production of electricity. The electricity is generated as the bottom surface of the magnetic rounder assembly attract the magnet on the surface. As the magnet is attracted magnetic rounder is rotated. As it rotates electromagnetic field is generated due to shaft inside the rounder. As this electromagnetic field is created the bulb will glow. Read More...
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Aerospace Engineering |
India |
22-24 |
| 6 |
Study on Sustainable Concrete Technology
-Akshat Dwivedi ; Suneel Kaurav; Parshottam Sarathe
The increasing concerns about global warming and major ecological changes require sustainable development in various fields of science and technology. Concrete not only consumes a lot of energy and natural resources, but also releases a lot of carbon dioxide due to cement production. It can be seen that the amount of stone produced has a great impact on human energy, resources, environment and ecology. Therefore, how to sustainably improve heritage has become an important issue. This article presents some research on improving the sustainability of concrete in India. These are improving the stability of weak concrete, stabilizing new concrete, concrete made using recycled materials and additional cementitious materials, and finally using the tools actually used in precast concrete. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
25-27 |
| 7 |
A Review on Design and Optimization of Wind Turbine Blades
-L. Naga Phani Kumar ; Ms. K.Bhargavi; MD. Farid; P. Manikanta Rajesh
Wind energy is an increasingly important renewable energy source, and wind turbine technology continues to advance to maximize energy production and efficiency. Among the key components of a wind turbine, the design and performance of the blades play a critical role in harnessing wind energy effectively. This review paper presents an overview of the recent advancements in wind turbine blade design and technology aimed at increasing efficiency The review begins by discussing the fundamental principles of wind turbine blade design, including aerodynamics, structural considerations, and material selection. It then explores various innovative design concepts such as advanced airfoil profiles, blade shape optimization, and active aerodynamic control systems. Read More...
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Renewable Energy |
India |
28-34 |
