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INTERACT WITH COMPUTER APPLICATIONS USING RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES: A SURVEY
-Rana Meetaba A ; Rahul Joshi p
This paper presents different technique for Hand Gesture Recognition and based on recognition process interact with different computer application and also provide best approach for Human Computer Interface. Today many researeachers in industry is working on different proposal to provide facilitate to user without any wearing and extra device. In this paper we discuss different five techniques for hand recognition like Hand recognition and color detection technique, Nearest Neighbor Classifier, Black-white method, Static Hand gesture recognition system and Dynamic hand gesture recognition system and compare all of this method and then differentiate which method is best for hand recognition. Discuss flow or process of the hand recognition and which one is efficiently track the hand whenever it initially display on screen. Read More...
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information technology |
India |
570-573 |
152 |
Proposed M2M system for Public Safety in Indian Railways at Level Crossing
-Parth Pandya ; Basavaraj Hooli
There has been an increase in the road traffic as well as the rail traffic, accidents at level crossing has increased and this has caused the concern for the Indian Railways. There are certainly many ways to solve these issues but there are major concerns regarding its feasibility for the current environment. Along this factor the cost factor also remains a major concern.
In these paper we are proposing a simple solution for the level crossing in which we will be displaying the countdown of estimated time of Arrival of train at that particular level crossing.
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Computer Engineering |
India |
574-576 |
153 |
Harmonics Mitigation in 11KV Distribution System Using Shunt Active Filter With p-q Theory
-Bhatt Jigar Rajendrakumar ; Divyeshkumar Mangroliya
In electrical distribution level power quality is major problem and in this harmonics distortion one of them. Here, in this paper consider 11 KV distribution system and mitigation this harmonics distortion we interest in APF topology to produce specific current components that cancel the harmonics current components. Particular shunt APF is mostly used as mitigation for distribution system. It has advantages of carrying only the compensation current plus a small amount of active fundamental current supplied to compensate for system losses & also contribute to reactive power compensation. For controlling Shunt APF consider instantaneous p-q theory is used. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
577-581 |
154 |
Performance And Emission Analysis Of Diesel Engine By Using HHO At Inlet Manifold
-Dipen Vinaykumar Shah ; Vivek B. Patel; Tushar Patel; Gaurav Rathod
In today’s generation everyone is dreaming about their own car. Due to this, the number of cars & the demand of fossil fuel are increasing day by day. But the main problem associated with the use of cars is the fuel economy & the pollution created by its use. So to improve the fuel economy and to reduce the emission of harmful gases we should find an alternative. HHO is one of the best alternatives, which helps for the complete combustion of the fuel & due to this; it also helps in reducing the emission of the harmful gases. The hydrogen, produced by HHO kit, is supplied at the inlet manifold of the diesel engine. The hydrogen mixes with the air and improves the combustion efficiency by complete combustion. We had supplied the HHO gas in the proportion of 0.45%, 1.6% and 3.45% with the air. We got the desirable results of reducing fuel consumption and increasing the brake power by doing so. Read More...
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I.C. Engines & Automobiles |
India |
582-584 |
155 |
Performance & Emission Analysis of Urea Based Catalytic Convertor in CI Engine
-Padhiyar Raj Hareshbhai ; Prof. Anup. B. Patel; Prof. Tushar. M. Patel; Prof. Gaurav. P. Rathod
Better fuel economy and higher power with lower maintenance cost has increased the popularity of diesel engine vehicles. Diesel engines are used for bulk movement of goods, powering equipment, and to generate electricity more economically than any other device in this size range. The diesel engine is typically more efficient than the gasoline engine due to higher compression ratio. Diesel engines also do not suffer from size and acceleration limitations, which the SI engine is prone to. But now a day’s problems are arise with the energy crisis and air pollution across the world due to the vehicles. Energy crisis increase the demand of fuel economy of vehicles. EGR, WI, WDE, OEC technique displaces oxygen into intake air and lower oxygen concentration in combustion chamber, which lower the flame temperature and increase the specific heat of inlet charge, which control the NOx and improve performance. EGR, WI, WDE, OEC techniques does not give effective result at higher load. It also higher soot deposit on the combustion chamber parts. From the some changes in catalytic convertor it should give some positive result to reduce NOx. There are many work have been done on SI engine using different changes on catalytic convertor. And it gives very positive result on NO¬¬x¬emission and performance.So from analysis of literature survey it concluded that there is good scope of experimental study on CI engine with changes in catalytic convertor. Read More...
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IC ENGINES & AUTOMOBILES |
India |
585-589 |
156 |
Experimental Study on Performance and NOx Emission Control in Diesel Engine Using Air and Argon Gas Mixture
-PATEL SARAS A. ; BAKUL T. PATEL; TUSHAR PATEL; GAURAV RATHOD
The concept of present study is to investigate effect of argon gas on performance and emission. Argon gas was supplied to engine with intake air by different rate, and performance and emission was experimentally investigated. The experiment was conducted at constant 1500 rpm with different load, with and without argon gas. The results revealed that great reduction in NOx emission was achieved at 11% of argon rate. Also CO emission was decreased with increase in argon rate and achieved optimum at 11% of argon rate. Performance was slightly improved at 9% of argon rate and sfc was decreased with increase in argon rate. It can be observed 9% of argon rate was found to be effective for NOx and CO emission reduction and improve performance at expense of HC emission. It was only suffered by HC emission, which was increases the increase in argon rate. Read More...
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (IC & AUTO) |
India |
590-593 |
157 |
Extending Partial Information Policy Operator to Achieve Data Federation in Relational Databases
-Krupa P. Mistry ; Amit Rathod
Most databases in real world have some amount of missing data. There are some solutions exists for handling the incompleteness. One of them is Partial Information Policy (PIP) operator. It is customized policy; end user can handle incompleteness by their way. PIP operator is denoted by Ï, which take conditions to fill incompleteness from end user. To fetch required information from various heterogonous data sources, a different policies use to handle incompleteness. So, it gives inconsistence result, due to incomplete data and different policies uses for that in some data sources. To overcome with this problem, in this paper, we have proposed data federation with Partial Information Policy (PIP) operator which is a reliable way to handle incompleteness in relational databases. Here, a generic approach to create a data federation, providing methods for schema integration (in order to create the federation schema), query decomposition (in order to translate the query to the federation into queries to subsequent database) and result integration (to select the answer that best suits the user information need). Hence, the overall quality and accuracy of the query answer will be improved. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
594-598 |
158 |
Online Reservoir water level indicator - Design and applications
-Govinda.K ; D.ANUPREETHAM ; C.SRI SAI VIVEK
The main of this paper is to develop an online reservoir to detect the water level by means of sensors. In this paper we introduce the notion of water level monitoring and management. More specifically, we investigate the microcontroller based water level sensing and controlling in a wired environment. Water level management would be very useful in decreasing the power consumption. This will even decrease the water overflow in the overhead tanks in our houses by indicating the level of water time to time. This is mainly based on setting a water level monitoring room. Finally here we are proposing a method to monitor the water level by means of sensors and signals at the dams or reservoir and providing an indicator system at the operator room. By this method man's physical work can be certainly reduced. Read More...
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Electronics and Communication |
India |
599-601 |
159 |
monitoring VM against malicious activity in cloud
-Roshni mistry ; Dinesh singh
Cloud computing provides scalable, virtualized on demand services to the end users with greater flexibility and lesser infrastructural investment. In IT infrastructure Intrusion Detection System (IDS) is an important aspect. To provide complete security of any system is not possible. Proposed IDS Framework in Cloud provides security for cloud providers as well as cloud users. Most of existing network based IDS are signature based and thus unable to detect unknown attacks and attacks in encrypted communication. Anomaly based system produce high false alarm rate and computation complexity. In this paper ,The proposed framework monitor the virtual machines’s system call and using data mining algorithm- apriori algorithm finds frequent items and generate association rule for system call and detect the malicious activities in cloud. This IDS Framework detect known as well as unknown attacks in cloud Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
602-606 |
160 |
Design & Development of Fuzzy Logic Controller based Power System Stabilizer
-Sameer Mohanbhai Mahyavanshee ; Amit Panchal
In this Paper, a systematic approach to fuzzy logic controller based power system stabilizer (FLPSS) is designed for stability enhancement of a single machine infinite bus system. In order to accomplish the stability enhancement, speed deviation and acceleration of the rotor of synchronous generator were taken as the inputs to the fuzzy logic controller. These variables take significant effects on damping the generator shaft mechanical oscillations. The stabilizing signals were computed using the fuzzy membership function depending on these variables. The performance of the system with FLPSS is compared with the system having Conventional PSS (CPSS) and system Without PSS (WPSS). Simulation results show the FLPSS gives better performance than the CPSS. The simulations were tested under different operating conditions, and also tested with different numbers and types of membership functions. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
607-611 |
161 |
Synthesis and Characterization of Spinel (MgAl2O4) Using Sol- Gel Technique.
-CHAVAN PRASAD RAM ; M. Senthil Kumar
Spinel(MgAl2O4) is synthesized by citrate sol-gel process. This paper presents a study concerning the effects of amount of magnesium nitrate and aluminium sulphate in spinel. In order to quantify the effect of magnesium nitrate and aluminium sulphate comparative study between different compositions produced by sol-gel process is done. To study the effect of comparison of two different compositions of magnesium nitrate and aluminium sulphate, Green pellets formed at a pressure of 10tons and sintered at 1350ï‚°C for 3 hours. Mechanical properties were measured for all compositions. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering, composite manufacturing. |
India |
612-615 |
162 |
Avability Based Dynamic Demand Response in Smart Grid Environment
-Henal Pranlal Bhagatwala ; N.G.Mishra
The need for a constant balance between power demand and supply, together with the lack of cost effective solution for storing electric energy, affects the efficiency of power grids and limits the integration of renewable sources. Dynamic pricing and demand response programs provide mechanisms to regulate the power demand according to supply conditions. Dynamic pricing and demand response programs provide mechanisms to regulate the power demand according to supply conditions. Here we are designing an autonomous scheduler for the demand supply. This system enables the integration of automatic demand side management functionalities.
Here we present an autonomous and distributed demand side energy management system among the utility company and its users and among users that takes advantage of a two-way digital communication system which is the useful in future smart grid implementation.
Our goal is through the implementing scheduling algorithms for the supply and users reduce the peak to average ratio of the total energy demand, the total energy cost as well as individual daily electricity charges.
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
616-621 |
163 |
Knowledge Management System And Standard Operating Procedure For IT Industries
-Jibin G Joy ; Geetha V
In search of the possibilities for providing best service to their clients, Most of the service Based I.T Organisations came up with idea of Knowledge Management System which helps them to focus on Knowledge Centric approach. The purpose of Knowledge Management System is to deliver value to an organization. The goal of KM is to harness knowledge resources and knowledge capabilities of the business to enable the organization to learn and adapt to its changing environment. Therefore, KM practices aim to draw out the tacit knowledge people have acquired, what they carry around with them, what they observe and learn from their experience, rather than what is usually explicitly stated. The knowledge executive process is about acquisition, creation, packaging, and application or reuse of knowledge. Standard Operating Procedures helps the industries to get detailed view of the clients and help Organisation to serve their clients in most successful manner. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
622-624 |
164 |
REMOTE MONITORING OF TEMPERATURE FOR FOOD PRESERVATION USING ARDUINO CIRCUIT
-Govinda.K ; Roop Sagar ; Karthik Gowtham
We know that food is to be stored for long times in ware-houses because, we can’t yield the crops throughout the year. So, there is a greater need for the good maintenance of the existing ware-houses. As the manual operation is practically difficult, there is a need for replacement of this problem. To handle this problem we propose and implement Remote Monitoring of temperature for storing food using Arduino circuit. We have designed a program that could detect the temperature extremities .In this paper, a model has been developed using Arduino circuit that could perform the function as mentioned above. Read More...
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Electronics and Communication |
India |
625-627 |
165 |
IMPLEMANTATION OF LOW POWER MIPS RISC MICRO-PROCESSOR
-Gaurav Sharma
in this paper includes the designing of low power 16-Bit MIPS RISC processor and modeling of its components using Verilog HDL. The implementation strategies have been borrowed from most popular MIPS architecture up to certain extent. The instruction set adopted here is extremely complex that gives an insight into the kind of hardware which should be able to execute the set of instructions properly. Along with sequential and combinational and sequential building blocks of NON- pipelined processor such as adders and registers more complex logics i.e. ALU, Datapath and Memories had been designed and simulated in Xilinx and modelsim. The modeling of ALU which has been done in this project is fully structural starting from adders and basic gates. Complex blocks have been modeled using behavioral approach i.e. Memories, datapath, whereas simple blocks i.e. Adders and subtract had been done through structural and mixed approach. The tools which had been used throughout the project work are Xilinx and active HDL (Digital Simulation), for synthesis purpose the targeted FPGA device technology was ALTERA, Cyclone, and EP1C6Q240C. A simple sequential block’s performance and figure of merits were observed under the constraints clock frequency: 50 MHz and DRT: 5ns. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
628-629 |
166 |
Key Frame Extraction from Video using Edge Detection Method
-Jignesh M. Chhaiya ; Dr. Ashish M. Kothari
In the recent years, use of video bases information in increasing more and more. Due to this many research is done in the area of video. Owing to the decreasing cost of storage devices, higher transmission rates, and improved compression techniques, digital video is becoming available at an ever increasing rate. To extract valid information from video, without any loss of information, much attention is being paid to video processing technology. For this key frame is very useful technique. Extracting a small number of key frames that can abstract the content of video is very important for efficient browsing and retrieval in video databases. Consequently, technologies for video segmentation and key-frame extraction have become crucial for the development of advanced digital video systems. In this paper, different methods of key-frame extraction are shown and a comparison is done between the outputs of all these methods. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
630-633 |
167 |
Analysis and Evaluation of V-Blast MIMO OFDM system using various detectors with Rician and Rayleigh channel
-Sindhi Mohsin ; Shah Riddhi
Wireless communication systems at high data rates and low power consumptions are currently in high demand. Power efficiency becomes a critical issue for technology that will be used in 3G and 4G technologies. Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) is a technique using discrete multi-tone modulation with each subcarrier modulating in a conventional modulation scheme. On the other hand, Multiple- Input Multiple-Output (MIMO) systems have become the attention of wireless academic community and industry because of the is promising ability to increase capacity and performance with acceptable Bit Error Rate ( BER) proportion ally with the increased number of antennas. Here, MIMO-OFDM system using Vertical Bell Lab Layered Space Time (V-BLAS T) is developed by considering Minimum Mean Square Error (MMSE) and Zero Forcing (ZF) detector mechanisms for various modulation schemes and different channel. The performance parameter of MIMO-OFDM in terms of BER is determined and an analyzed for six different detector schemes such as MMSE,MMSE-SIC,MMSE-SIC OPTIMAL ORDERING, ZF,ZF-SIC,ZF-SIC OPTIMAL ORDERING and with RICIAN and RAYLEIGH channel with the help of MATLAB package. Read More...
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Electronics and Communication |
India |
634-637 |
168 |
Software Engineering for Cement Plant and Steel Plant DCS
-Dhruv Nalinkant Mehta
The distributed control system for a cement plant as well as for steel plant is presented in this paper. The system consist of Engineering Station(ES), Operator Station(OS), Process Station(PS) and Communication Networks. Then the making of SCADA screens for the plant are introduced with the help of the software. Different Screens of both the plants are captured. Then this screen need to be synchronised with the PLC software so an operator can see whole plant with its current situation on the screen itself and can control each and every element of the plant from the OS or ES. Read More...
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Control Engineering |
India |
638-641 |
169 |
An overview of Modal Analysis using Finite Element Method
- Rucha Sandip Bhakte ; A. P. Kulkarni; P. S. Purandare
In the recent years an application of the FEM(Finite Element Method) to the solution of the dynamic behavior of a structure has become more popular. Modal analysis technique is used to determine a structure’s vibration characteristics-natural frequencies and mode shapes. This paper explains simple steps of the modal analysis simulation using ANSYS®. The Cantilever beam is taken for study and frequencies and mode shapes are obtained in the graphical environment of ANSYS. Further Theoretical natural frequencies are obtained by hand calculations and compared with that obtained from FEM. Read More...
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Mechanical Design Engineering |
India |
642-645 |
170 |
Load Balancing Techniques for Grid Computing
-Gurpreet Kaur ; sarpreet singh
Grid Computing is intended to provide computational power that is accessible in the same way that electricity is available from the electricity grid - you simply plug into it and do not need to worry about where the power is coming from or how it got there. There is no. of resources available in the grid which is accessed by the various users. To access resources from grid various data access schemes had been proposed in the previous years. The no. of research areas in grid are security, fault tolerance, load balancing, data management, information services and scheduling. Load Balancing is the key challenging in the grid computing to achieve reliability through redundancy. In this paper, survey has been provided of various load balancing techniques. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
646-647 |
171 |
CFD Analysis of FRP Cooling Tower
-Ripal Patel ; Dr. Gajendra Asthana
The cooling tower finds a variety of applications in the field of a process industries, power plant and heating ventilation and air conditioning where high heat transfer performance and high effectiveness are mostly required. There are many factors which affect the performance of counter flow cooling tower like water flow rate, air flow rate, fill porosity, water to air ratio, fouling, heat leakage in the atmosphere. There are many investigators who have worked on cooling tower by using Merkel equation and poppe’s equation to calculate effectiveness of cooling tower by considering the effect of water and air flow rate, ambient wet bulb temperature, tower characteristics. This paper aims to observe the effect of process variable on temperature of water. Such as 1. Inlet water flow 2. Inlet air velocity 3. fill porosity. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
648-651 |
172 |
Performance Analysis of Pipe By Different Bend Angles Using CFD
-Umang Vora ; Dr. Gajendra Asthana
Many losses occur in the pipe network when fluid passes through the pipe and bends. The loss happens in terms of velocity drops, pressure drops and temperature drop etc. From the losses, one loss in the pipe network is due to pipe bend also. There are limited bend angles available in the market to join pipes. This paper focuses on performing CFD analyses of different bend angles applied in piping implemented for Jet dying machine for steam supply. The results obtained with the analysis suggest that the temperature difference at inlet and outlet of the pipe can be significantly reduced by using alternative bend angles. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
652-654 |
173 |
A Survey of Classification Techniques in Data Mining
-A.RAJARAJESWARI ; R.Malathi Ravindran
Classification is a model finding process that is used for portioning the data into different classes according to some constrains. The main goal is to accurately predict the class for each data. A classification analysis requires that the end-user know ahead of time how classes are defined. This paper focuses on a survey on various classification techniques that are most commonly used in data-mining. There are several classification mechanisms that can be used such as K-nearest neighbor, Bayesian network, Neural Networks, Decision Trees, Fuzzy Logic, Support Vector Machine, Boosting etc. This paper also deals with a study on some of these commonly used techniques that are being widely used. Read More...
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Data Mining |
India |
655-657 |
174 |
Experimental Analysis of Performance and Emission of Single Cylinder Diesel Engine with Porous Medium Combustion Chamber: A Research Article
-A.B.Patel ; V.R.Chavda; Prof.V.R.Patel; Ashish M. Ambaliya
Porous Medium (PM) combustion chamber in diesel engine has been considered as a promising concept to approach a near-zero emission system. It takes full advantage of PM geometry and material characteristics to perform homogeneous combustion, therefore reduces significantly emission under all operational conditions.This paper describesthe result obtained from experimental data taken from inserting SiC porous medium in single cylinder diesel engine.
By inserting SiC as PM in cylinder head of single cylinder diesel engine brake thermal efficiency, brake thermal power are increased and brake specific fuel consumption, exhaust gas emission like CO, CO2and HC are reduced significantly.
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
659-661 |
175 |
FAST CURRENT CONTROL STRATEGY OF PWM INVERTER FOR ADVANCED STATIC VAR COMPENSATOR (STATCOM)
-GAMIT HITESHKUMAR PRAVINBHAI ; ASHOK L VAGHAMSHI; AAKASH M KUBAVAT; PARIMAL K PATEL
The Advanced Static VAR Compensator (STATCOM) uses a high power self-commutating inverter to draw reactive current from a transmission line. The STATCOM is based on the principle that a self-commutating static inverter can be connected between three-phase AC power lines and an energy-storage device, such as an inductor or capacitor, and controlled to draw mainly reactive current from the lines.
This paper deals with the modelling and control of an STATCOM system with self controlled DC bus which employs a three phase PWM voltage source inverter. The STATCOM system is modelled using the d-q transform and employs a programmed PWM voltage wave shaping pattern to simplify the logic software and hardware requirements. The inverter system can compensate leading and lagging reactive power supplied by the load connected to the supply. Simulated results obtained with MATLAB are also presented. Read More...
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING |
India |
662-664 |
176 |
OPTIMIZED PERFORMANCE THROUGH CROSS LAYER IN VANET
-DIPESH PRAJAPATI ; DIPESH PRAJAPATI
a Vehicular Ad-Hoc Network or VANET is a technology that uses moving cars as nodes in a network to create a mobile network.
As cars fall out of the signal range and drop out of the network, other cars can join in, connecting vehicles to one another so that a mobile Internet is created. We will develop routing protocol in which decision will be based on mobility factor and for that we have to do cross layer design.We will simulate & compare our proposed algorithm with conventional approach.
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ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION |
India |
665-667 |
177 |
Modern Technique to Build Software Requirements Specification
-shreyas chavda ; shantaram nayak
Understanding software requirement is very crucial task for development of any software project. Problem emerges when the actual development of the software starts. Few requirements create ambiguity where it is possible to satisfy one requirement among set of requirements. Ambiguity can be avoided by using modern tools and formal language in place of natural language. By using modern tool ambiguity can be avoided. This paper proposes modem ways to provide the software requirements specification to avoid ambiguity and incompleteness. Read More...
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computer science |
India |
668-670 |
178 |
Static Structural and Thermal Analysis of Aluminum Alloy Piston for Design Optimization Using FEA
-Kashyap Vyas ; Milan Pandya
This paper describes the structural and thermal analysis study conducted on Aluminum alloy piston using Finite Element Method in ANSYS. The design of the piston is developed through analytical approach, considering the operating gas pressure, temperature and material properties. The results obtained through structural and thermal analysis is used to predict the stress and temperature distribution across the piston geometry respectively. Based on the stress and temperature values obtained, the piston dimensions are optimized sequentially by first reducing the thickness of the piston barrel at open end and later by providing equal slots inside the open end piston barrel. The optimized piston geometry is further analyzed considering the structural and thermal aspects to ensure that the design is well within the permissible stress and temperature ranges. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
671-675 |
179 |
INTELLIGENT DOCUMENT CONVERSION
-Ravella Venish ; Rekha B S; Ramnish R
This paper describes the methodology to convert files from one format to another intelligently. The input and output formats can be varied according to the necessity but the process remains same unlike the traditional format to format conversion.
The elements in the document like text, table or image should be intelligently detected and formatted and should be retained in the new format. The input document and the output document logical structure must be same even though the physical structure is different.
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Information Technology |
India |
676-677 |
180 |
A Survey on Generation of Test Data Using Genetic Algorithm
-Poonam ; Dr. Sanjay Tyagi
Software testing is complex and time consuming but one of the very essential phase of the software development life cycle (SDLC). Software testing helps in analyzing the stability and quality of a software which can be achieved by suitable test data. Manually generated test data involves lot of effort due to presence of huge number of predicate nodes in a module. To reduce the high cost of manually generated test data and at the same time to increase the reliability, efficiency and effectiveness of the testing processes researchers and practitioners have tried to automate it. In this paper, we present a survey of genetic algorithm (GA) approach used for generation of test data automatically. How the GA works with the related concepts are described. On the basis of this study, new strategies to generate the test data for software testing can be devised in future. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
678-681 |
181 |
A Comparative study on ridership for urban mass transit systems: a case study of Ahmedabad BRTS
-Miteshkumar N Damor ; Prof.N.D.Hajiani
Ahmedabad is one of the heaviest traffic congested cities of Gujarat. City is having two wheelers cars and Autorickshaws in greater number.This has led to the congestion condition. Hence there is a need for the alternative of public transportation which creates lesser congestion, reduce journey time, and provide safety and convenience. Currently AMTS and BRTS is running in the city. Read More...
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Transportation Engineering |
India |
682-684 |
182 |
Experimental Investigation on Performance and Emission of CI Diesel Engine fuelled with Biogas as a Duel Fuel Operation
-HARESHKUMAR L. CHAVDA ; prof.V.G.Trivedi
Object of this study is to minimize the use of diesel and maximize the use of biogas to run I.C. engine without too much modification in to the existing diesel engine. The replace the diesel or minimize the use of diesel and use biogas at better Performance enhancement and improvement in the bsfc and exhaust emission from the dual fueled modified diesel engine will be the aim of it. In agriculture duel fuel engine with biogas very useful for the society. Biogas can also be cleaned and upgraded to natural gas standards when it becomes bio methane. An overall evaluation of the results indicated that the biogas and diesel duel fuel operation could be substituted for diesel fuel in electricity generation possible to work satisfactorily under long term engine operation without any major troubles. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
685-688 |
183 |
Reactive power compensation in distribution Network with D-STATCOM by Fuzzy logic Controller
-VARLEKAR KRISHNA MADHUBHAI ; Prof. Zenifar B. PAREKH
This paper present aims to about the performance of D-STATCOM, to mitigate voltage sag, hence improve the power quality of the power system. Various loads like Starting of induction motor, Transient fault & Arc furnace will create voltage sag in the power system;the fuzzy logic controller is use as a substitute for the conventional PI compensator. Using fuzzy logic has received increased attention in recent years because of its usefulness in reducing the need for intricate mathematical models in problem solving.
The performance of proposedfuzzy logic DSTATCOM has been simulating for voltage sag compensation for both linearand non-linear loads.By using D-STATCOM, this paper simulation models for the mitigation of voltage sag due to above mentioned causes are done& maintain the voltage profile using MAT-LabR-2011a software.
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Electrical engineering |
India |
689-695 |
184 |
Development of ITSM Attachment Viewer: An Web UI Application
-Yuvaraj N ; Dr. Cauvery N K
In recent years organizations are switching into more and more automated systems. The main challenge faced by the service providing organization is time constraint. All the request has to be processed and results has to be provided within the specified short span of time.
The purpose of the application tool is to implement a platform for extracting the information technology service management (ITSM) attachments from BMC application server and provide those attachments for viewing and downloading over a web user interface (UI). The application tool utilizes operational data store (ODS) model. The ODS data model was designed to integrate the heterogeneous ITSM transaction data and support the direct copy from different data sources to ODS database by extraction, transforming and loading (ETL). There are thousands of ITSM transactions on daily basis, for which the attachments has to be extracted, transformed and loaded.
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Information Technology |
India |
696-698 |
185 |
Study, Analysis & Software Implementation Approach of Solar and Wind Hybrid System
-Devansh D Raval
In parallel to developing technology, demand for more energy makes us seek towards new renewable energy sources. The most important of this is Wind and Solar energy, because of due to popular ones owing to abundant, ease of availability freely available, environmental friendly, and they are considered as promising power generating sources. Solar and Wind energies are usually available for most of the remote areas as renewable sources. However, it is prudent that neither Stand-alone Solar energy nor a Wind energy system can provide a continuous supply of energy due to seasonal and periodical variations. Therefore we use the Hybrid Power System. Solar and Wind energies have been widely used as Hybrid combination for electricity supply in isolated locations far from the distribution network, due to advancements in renewable energy technologies. This paper presents Study and Simulation for the Stand-alone Solar Power System, Standalone Wind Power System and Hybrid Solar and Wind Power System with Battery storage. Simulation is done using MATLAB/Simulink Software. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
699-703 |
186 |
Speed Control of Separately Excited DC Motor Using Different Control Techniques
-Utsav N. Makwana
Uses of D.C. Motor have been varied, and have been used for several decades. With the revolution in Modeling and Simulation techniques, most of the concepts don't need to be made on hardware, without testing their feasibility on software. Motors need to be controlled using controller for faster performance, like Hard-disk drives, or electric vehicles, and the output speeds need to be perfect. A small variation in speeds can lead to irreparable damages. So, here we discuss close loop control and PID control of separately excited DC Motors. Separately excited DC Motors have themselves been designed, so that, a generic model can be presented, which can be changed as per needs and constructions of actual motors used in practice. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
704-706 |
187 |
Review on Shot blasting Processes
-Mitul malli
Shot blasting is a surface cleaning and finishing process. This review paper includes basic components and significance of the typical shot blasting machine. The whole process has been explained herein along with the broad classification of its different types. A couple of methods have been described viz swinging table and tumblast. The drawbacks of tumblast are concluded hence. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
707-709 |
188 |
A REVIEW OF FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF GEARS IN EPI-CYCLIC GEAR TRAIN
-Divyarajsinh Parmar
Gearing is one of the most critical components in mechanical power transmission system. Most of the gearing system fails due to the failure of gear tooth. Hence it is important to understand gear tooth failures and carryout analysis for their strength sufficiency.Based on the study of the research papers, it can be concluded that the gear stress analysis and prediction of gear dynamic loads for gear sets are major concerns. But reported research on FE analysis of gears is based on static condition and has limited scopes. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
710-712 |
189 |
Analyzing the aspects of commercial usages of Cognitive Radio
-Maheswari Mangai ; Shanmuga Sundaram; Suresh Babu
Despite the vast amount of exploration in the recent past, Cognitive Radio is yet to be commercialized for usage in real time scenarios. Ongoing articles in this area of research has mainly focused on spectrum sharing, energy saving, security aspects etc… despite these vast amount of researches CR is yet to enter its initial stages of deployment. The hypothesis based on which many ongoing researches are performed, never offer a clear vision about CR in reality. In this article we test the initial boundaries of the various proposed schemas in CRN. We also discuss the issues in implementing such network in real time scenarios. This is possible if we make some alterations in the design schema. To concrete our discussion we consider real time plots, motivated by reasonable frameworks in telecom field like television, mobile phone etc… we also show how the existing patterns are not feasible in real world schemas. We conclude by focusing the inconsistency between the ongoing researches and the real time industrial variants. Read More...
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Cognitive Radio |
India |
713-719 |
190 |
A Survey of Cross Layer Optimization in MANETs
-Shruti Thacker
Computer communication has been going through major changes throughout the last decades. The strict boundary of the five layers in the TCP/IP network model provides the information encapsulation. However, the encapsulation results in some side effects, including compromise of Qos, latency, extra overload, etc. Therefore, to mitigate the side effect of the encapsulation between the abstract layers in the TCP/IP model, a number of cross layer designs have been proposed. Cross-layer design refers to protocol design done by actively exploiting the dependence between the protocol layers to obtain better network performance in terms of throughput, average end to end delay etc. In this paper, we are providing a survey of different cross-layer proposals for wireless networks taking in the account the on-going research in this area. Read More...
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Networking |
India |
720-722 |
191 |
Design of Fuzzy Logic Controller based Power System Stabilizer and Compare with Conventional Power System Stabilizer
-Sameer Mohanbhai Mahyavanshee ; Amit Panchal
This paper presents the application of a fuzzy logic controller to improve the stability of electric power system. The stabilizing signal is computed using the standard fuzzy membership function depending on the speed acceleration state of the generator in the phase plane. Studies have been carried out considering FLPSS based on 3, 5 and 7 MFs of Gaussian shape. Investigations reveal that the performance of the proposed FLPSS is quite robust to wide variations in loading condition both for small and large perturbations. The performance of the fuzzy PSS is compared with the conventional power system stabilizer (CPSS). The simulations were tested under different operating conditions and change in reference voltage also tested with different membership functions. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
723-727 |
192 |
TECHNO-ECONOMIC EVALUATION of SLUDGE DEWATERING TECHNIQUES
-Sandip Parmar ; Prof. H. S. Syed
Treatment of sewage wastewater has become an absolute necessity because sewage is main point source pollutant on global scale. An innovative, cheap and effective method of dewatering is required. Today, the treatment of water is a well-known process and is executed by state of the art techniques. The sludge resulting from this process represents the next challenge for the water treatment industry, in particular the minimizing of its volume. Now a days land is a premium and the use of open air drying might be offensive, are prime reason for the use of dewatering. The quantity of treated sewage as well as the level of their treatment results in the increasing amount of sewage sludge. Sewage sludge from water purification stations is difficult to handle. Sludge dewatering is a physical unit operation used to reduce the moisture content of the sludge and biosolids. Sludge dewatering reduces the transportation cost by reducing the volume of dewatering, easy to handle, increase the calorific value so that sludge dewatering is required. There are different types of sludge dewatering techniques but main aim of the paper is techno-economical comparison of belt filter press and centrifuge. Read More...
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Environmental Engineering |
India |
728-730 |
193 |
Modified Hybrid Algorithm for Protecting Sensitive Information
-Tanuj Kashyap
Providing security to sensitive data against unauthorized access has been a long term goal for the database security research community and for the government statistical agencies. Recent advances in data mining technologies have increased the disclosure risks of sensitive data. Hence, the security issue has become, recently, a much more important area of research. Therefore, in recent years, privacy-preserving data mining has been studied extensively. A number of algorithmic techniques have been designed for privacy-preserving data mining. Most methods use some form of transformation on the data in order to perform the privacy preservation. Such methods reduce the impact of data. This reduction impact of data results in some loss of effectiveness of mining algorithms. A lot of research has already been done to solve the problem. In this paper, we will introduce an efficient algorithm to protect sensitive information. Read More...
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Information Technology Engineering |
India |
731-733 |
194 |
CFD ANALYSIS OF A WEIR TYPE DIAPHRAGM VALVE
-Mikir Patel
Diaphragm valve is a shut off valve, which is used for open/close application. One of the variant of diaphragm valve is a weir type diaphragm valve, in which a dam like structure called weir is placed in the middle of the valve. When diaphragm is stretched up to weir, the flow stops. However, even in open condition, the weir obstructs the flow. That is why if design is not proper, drastic pressure drop can occur. This makes designers to use CFD analysis to find values of various flow parameters and simulate flow in weir type diaphragm valve which helps to improvise flow characteristics of the valve. Generalised procedure to perform CFD analysis of a weir type diaphragm valve is discussed in this paper. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
734-736 |
195 |
DUAL ARM MANIPULATION : REPLACEMENT OR STEP AHEAD THAN HUMAN ARM
-Parth Kamaliya
In today’s scenario, Parallel Manipulators (PM) are widely used due to many important characteristics over the serial manipulator. Human arm motions which similar to double arom configuration of parallel manipulator are always lucrative for researchers, as it replaces human workers without major redesign of work-place in industries. Human have its own limitation of rotation of arms beyond which they can’t work. Revolute joints in manipulator have virtually no mechanical limits so that the workspace can be maximized. It is therefore required to understand dual arm manipulation in humans and resulting knowledge can be used for robot control in industries. This review aims to summarize the dual arm planar and spatial manipulators used in various industrial applications and proposing planar configuration for different industrial applications. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
737-740 |
196 |
TCP Performance Analysis by Loss Differentiation Algorithm over Lossy Wireless Links
-Mr. Chandan H. Purohit ; Prof. Ridhdhi I. Satoniya
TCP continues to be an important transport-layer communication protocol that is typically tuned to perform well in traditional wired networks, where bit error rate is low and congestion is the primary cause ofpacket loss. Wireless networks are prone to High BER, which is responsible for large number of packet losses. TCP incorrectly interpretsthese losses as signs of network congestion and throttles its transmission rate unnecessarily, which degrades end-to-end performance in wireless networks. Objective is to distinguish between congestion loss and wireless loss and to fine tune the TCP to perform well in wireless environment using Loss Differentiation Algorithm. Read More...
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Wireless Networking |
India |
741-744 |
197 |
A Novel Approach to Dielectric Resonator Antenna Array and its Characteristics
-Neelesh Kumar Verma ; Mohd. Tauheed Khan
This paper presents the comparison of different DRA antennas and the modes of coupling the energy to a DRA antenna to its ports. The DRA is excited by a conformal inverted-trapezoidal patch connected to a micro strip line. The wider bandwidth is achieved due to several factors such as rectangular shape of the dielectric resonator and feed mechanism. The coupling mechanism has a significant impact on resonant frequency and Q-factor. A efficient bandwidth is achieved based on which antenna array structure is designed and the directivity increases largely. Various coupling methods have been described in this paper. The impedance bandwidth of the DRA can be calculated from the Q factor. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication |
India |
745-747 |
198 |
Substation Grounding Grid Design Case Study Using MATLAB
-Vikram Patel ; A.L.Vaghamshi; K.A. Sonagra
Substation grounding is a critical part of the overall electric power system. It is designed to not only provide a path to dissipate electric currents into the earth without exceeding the operating limits of the equipment, but also provide a safe environment for any people that are in the vicinity. Design of a proper grounding system will be discussed as well as performing of calculations necessary to ensure a safe design. Aspects of soil resistivity measurements, area of the ground grid, calculation of tolerable limits of current to the body, typical shock situations, tolerable touch and step voltages, maximum fault current grid resistance, grid current, ground potential rise, and benefits of surface materials will be discussed. Simulation software will also be discussed and its functionality in a step-by-step manner. An adequate grounding grid has been designed using concepts outlined in IEEE Std.80-2000 and applied into programming and simulating results in MATLAB. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
748-751 |
199 |
Preservation of Datasets from Unauthorized Party and Classify it using Modified C5.0 Algorithm
-Kanani Arjun
In order to protect the data centrally when they are being transferred from one party to another party so, that it cannot be used for secondary purposes unrealized training dataset is an important technique used to prevent data. With help of Unrealized training dataset algorithm it divides the sample data in two forms i.e. Tp a set of perturbing datasets and T’ a set of output training datasets. The classification method used over here is C5.0 and C5.0 is the extension version of C4.5 algorithm. C%.0 is the classification decision tree algorithm which uses features like handling both continuous and discrete attributes, handling missing values, purning techniques. This paper produces a modified C5.0 algorithm which uses datasets generated by unrealized training dataset for classification. As the memory consumption and time consumption rate of C5.0 is better compared to C4.5 which is useful during large dataset entries to securely transfer and regenerate original data from modified C5.0 classification method. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
752-755 |
200 |
Experimental Study of Performance Characteristics of Two Wheeler by Changing Final Drive Gear Ratio
-Mohyuddin Javaliya ; Prof. V.P.PRAJAPATI
The world is facing major problems like conventional fuel crisis. Also fuel price is the big issue in present world. Most of alternative fuel technologies are under development right now. It will take time to find out best replacement of conventional fuels like petrol and diesel. To overcome these problems there are some sort of solutions like using performance enhancing parts which are already available in the market. The one way to do this is the modification in transmission system.
In this investigation final drive of a two wheeler motor cycle is modified. Gears of chain and sprocket drive are changed and so that final drive reduction ratio changes. After doing such changes we are measuring various performance parameters practically as well as theoretically. By lowering gear reduction at final drive we obtained more fuel economy and more speed. After using 5 different sets of chain and sprocket drive number of readings are taken and imposed the relation between final drive gear reduction and fuel economy.
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Automobile Engineering |
India |
756-758 |