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101 |
Experimental Study of Determination of Soil Parameters on Infiltration Capacity
-Shikha Shah ; Dr R. K .Jain; Prof H. M. Gandhi
Infiltration is the process by which water on the ground surface enters the soil. For the calculation of runoff we have to determine Infiltration capacity. Runoff is contributed from large catchment area where ground conditions are different, bulk density may be different from place to place and therefore infiltration capacity also. Present study is an attempt to measure Infiltration capacity of soil by using Double ring infiltrometer. Experiments conducted on different sites for determination of Infiltration capacity, bulk density, water content and gradation analysis of soil. This experiments has been conducted at 15 different sites near Chandkheda village , Ahmedabad. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
404-406 |
102 |
Improving Job Scheduling in Hadoop
-Patel Monali ; Rakesh Patel
Hadoop is an open-source software framework. Hadoop is used for storage and large-scale processing of data-sets on clusters of commodity hardware. MapReduce is a one type of programming model and an associated implementation for processing and generating large data sets with a parallel, distributed algorithm on a cluster. Scheduling is required in hadoop for Time Optimization and CPU Utilization. By default Hadoop uses FIFO, and optional 5 scheduling priorities to schedule jobs from a work queue. Various scheduling algorithms such as FIFO, Fair and Capacity are good as some time means if load is low then Fair scheduler are good one but if load increased at some level then capacity scheduler are good choice. All this scheduler having some problem. If jobs are scheduled in FIFO order, it easily causes the starvation of small jobs in the event of resources being utilized by large jobs, while Fair Scheduler is inefficient when handling large jobs and it leads to sticky slots problem. For resolving such issue some customized algorithms has been developed by enhancing existing algorithms. Now our work is to enhance the scheduling algorithm for task allocation by minimizing the process time and more resource utilization. We will improve TDWS (Tencent Distributed Data Warehouse Schedulling) algorithm by including parameters such as CPU Utilization, Free Memory (RAM), Load average of the resources. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
407-411 |
103 |
Video Object Inpainting of Complex Scenes
-M.Mohana Sundari ; M.Indira Kumar
A computer vision technique is proposed to remove a moving object in a video sequence for digital post-processing. We propose an automatic video inpainting algorithm which relies on the optimisation of a global, patch-based function. Our algorithm propose a novel motion inpainting technique for the completion of dynamic backgrounds. The empty region of the object in a frame is completed by filling in the dynamic background from the mixture components of background model. We successfully remove a foreground object and complete the unknown background. Foreground segmentation is done using spatial-temporal multi-resolution technique.The definition of edges is very important factor considered for video inpainting.Thus once the foreground object to be segmented is removed a hole is created in that particlar region. This hole is then filled by patch match process. For filling of holes Approximate Nearest Neighbour (ANN) search is performed. Were,the algorithm searches for nearly a approximate patch to fill in the hole region. This process is done simultaneously in all frames by comparing the foreground segmented images as references. The hole must be filled in a visually plausible way. Motion estimation and realignment is done using affine transform. Read More...
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Electronics and Communication Engineering |
India |
412-415 |
104 |
Frequency Domain Estimation and Elimination of Chromatic Dispersion in Optical Networks
-Mosuganti Mani Prakash ; Aishwarya Thammineedi; Reshmi
This project paper aims at detailing procedures to estimate and reduce the effect of Chromatic Dispersion, which is one of the primary causes for the loss of information in optical communication networks. Estimates of the optical power for various lengths of optical fibre, as well as an analysis of the optical spectrum will be presented, along with a comparative analysis of the Bit Error Rate and the Eye Pattern in networks with and without mechanisms to reduce the effect of Chromatic Dispersion. Read More...
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Electronics and Communication Engineering |
India |
416-419 |
105 |
Experimental Investigation of Double Pass Solar Air Heater using Different Porous Media
-Anandh.A ; Baskar.R
Performance evaluation of a double pass solar air heater is done with using different types of porous medium. The heat transfer performance of the double pass solar air heater can be improved using porous medium. These porous medium is placed in the lower duct of the double pass air heater. In order to obtain the optimum design parameters and maximum efficiency of solar air heater, several studies have been carried out including non-porous and porous material assisted channels. Temperature data along the collector, pressure drop, variation in the flow rate were measured to evaluate the performance of solar air heater. Comparison is made between the performances of the solar air heater with using different type of porous medium. The study concluded that by using porous material in the lower duct of the solar collector will improve its performance. Outlet temperature is increased using porous materials. Read More...
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Thermal Engineering |
India |
420-423 |
106 |
A Numerical Investigation of Multi- Louvered Compact Plate Fin Heat Exchanger for Circular Tube with Hydrophilic Coating
-Sakthivel ; Kannan.V
Heat exchanger is a thrust area, which required constant improvement in the performance. Recently multi-louvered plate fin heat exchangers, a kind of compact heat exchanger, have been the subject of vast research. Multi-louvered plate heat exchanger has unique advantage, in that it is easy to control fluid temperature beside the general peculiarity of compact heat exchanger; so a large number multi-louvered plate fin heat exchanger, especially plate fin heat exchanger, are used in chemical industry. In the present study, successively increased or decreased louver angle patterns are proposed and 3-D numerical analysis on heat and fluid flow are carried out. A steady-state three-dimensional numerical model was used to study the heat transfer and pressure drop characteristics of a multi-louvered compact plate fin heat exchanger. Air was the heat transfer medium, and the Reynolds number ranged from 200 to 1600. A numerical study was performed on compact fin-and-tube heat exchangers having circular tube with multilouvered fins. Air side performance for heat exchanger with and without hydrophilic coating has been studied. The pressure drops for the hydrophilic coated surface were lower than the corresponding un-coated surfaces. The heat transfer performance for the hydrophilic coating surface was found to be lower than the corresponding un-coated surface tested at the same condition. Moreover, the increase in the heat transfer performance was found to be 20% for louver angle 26º, fin pitches of 1.2 mm with hydrophilic coating. The effects of number of tube rows, fin pitch and louver angle on airside performance were analyzed. Read More...
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Thermal Engineering |
India |
424-427 |
107 |
Mitigating the Harmonic Distoration in Power System using SVC with AI Technique
-Sanjay Prajapati ; Rishikesh Agrawal; Vishal Gandhi; Mitul vekaria
The reactive power compensation in a power distribution network plays a vital role in improving voltage and power system stability. Flexible AC transmission system (FACTS) devices like Static Var Compensators (SVCs) are used to control reactive power generation or absorption in long transmission line. However, these SVCs will introduce harmonic current in to the system due to the operation of thyristor controlled reactors (TCR). This paper proposes minimize harmonic injected using svc & passive filter combination and modified AI technique approach to minimize the harmonics injected into the systems with the operation of TCR-TSC type SVC used in conjunction with fast-changing loads. Optimum triggering delay angles used to trigger thyristors in TCR are calculated using the proposed to achieve better, smooth and adaptive control of reactive power as well as harmonics. And define which system is best for minimum injected harmonic in power system. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
428-432 |
108 |
Anomaly Extraction in Backbone Networks using Mining Rules
-Sandeep J. Kamble ; Prof. Sachin Deshpande
The Progress in anomaly extraction in network backbone , the networking demand for finding out anomaly is growing that also increases demand for finding out root-cause findings, network forensics, attack mitigation, and anomaly modeling especially in huge backbone network. Also when its scope enlarges to rich data traffic and very small number of false positive there will be need to maintain best method for mining. In existing Techniques have been developed for anomaly extraction and data mining and purpose of this paper is to categorize and evaluate these mining methods. For finding out one that is abnormal or exception the best method will be discussed. In my Proposed work Also Summarizes several methods to ensure highly extracted data which includes Apriori algorithm, Frequent Pattern growth algorithm, Enhance FP growth algorithm such a mining methods , Also with the rich traffic data and false positive rate of methods with Several scenarios will discussed. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
433-436 |
109 |
Design of a Non-Mechanized Plant (Natural Method) For Treating Sewage for a Small Town Pethapur
-Rupal H. Budhbhatti ; C. Dasgupta
Pethapur is a medium sized municipal town in Gandhinagar District with 2011 census population of 2,20,000 currently under consideration for developing its sewerage system. As a suitable sewage treatment plant and disposal facilities will be needed immediately on completion of the conveyance system, it is intended to develop an appropriate design of a sewage treatment plant for the town to be developed in phases. This paper presents the Non mechanized means of treating domestic sewage i.e. natural way of treating sewage; which will be robust and comparatively cheap, easy to operate to obtain desired quality of treated sewage for disposal into a farming land nearby with a bypass arrangement to a natural drain. Read More...
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Civil Engineering (water resources management) |
India |
437-440 |
110 |
Cropping Pattern Scenarios in the Command Area of Karjan Dam Gujarat, India
-Mori Priteshkumar Ramsingbhai ; Dr. Pradeep P. Lodha; Dr. Indra Prakash; Chiragkumar S. Bhura
The change in cropping pattern has a great impact on command area management. In this paper change in cropping pattern and crop intensity of the study region is determined by analyzing crop data before and after construction of Karjan dam. The analysis shows that there is a drastic change in cropping pattern in Karjan dam command area as per water availability and soil conditions. The pattern in cash crops has also gone through a change and the cash crop before construction of dam i.e. before 1976 was cotton has changed to more beneficial cash crop of sugarcane and banana. Read More...
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CIVIL ENGINEERING |
India |
441-443 |
111 |
Estimation of Soil Erosion for Vishwamitri River Watershed using Universal Soil Loss Equation and GIS
-Vishvam Pancholi ; Dr. Pradeep P. Lodha; Dr. Indra Prakash; Khalid Mehmood; Jaysukh C. Songara
Soil erosion is one of the critical problem occurs in india as well as some developed countries. A large area can prone for soil erosion, which turn , reduces productivity. Soil erosion estimation is very time consuming exercise. Methods such as the Universal Soil loss Equation (USLE) are widely used for the estimation of soil erosion from watershed. This paper deals with the estimation of soil erosion using USLE in a GIS environment and prioritization of watersheds on that basis. Vishwamitri river watershed in Gujarat, India is taken as the study area. Satellite images of IRS-P6 LISS-III have been used. Various thematic maps like Land use, Soil and Slope map were prepared at BISAG. soil erosion of each of the sub watersheds was estimated. The sub watershed was prioritization of watershed. In present Study, all five parameters of USLE like R.K.LS, C,P was estimated. Calculating all five parameters of USLE, it is found that two sub watersheds coded as SW1 & SW2 are subjected to very severe condition which needs to controlling measures. Remaining two sub watersheds coded as SW3 & SW4 are subjected to Moderate condition. The computed Annual Soil loss of study area is 240.27 ton /ha/year Read More...
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CIVIL ENGINEERING |
India |
444-449 |
112 |
Analysis of Quality of Ground Water and its Suitability for Drinking Purpose in Visnagar Taluka, Mehsana District, Gujarat
-Dharmendra S. Goswamee ; S. K. Raval ; P. K. Shah ; Y. S. Patel
Ground water is the principal source of drinking water in our country and indispensable source of our life. The quality of water is of vital concern for mankind, since it is directly linked to human welfare. The present work investigated various physicochemical parameters of villages of Visnagar taluka of Mehsana district, Gujarat. Because of north Gujarat is affected by various water quality parameters like fluoride is high in many parts of north Gujarat. A total of 50 water samples will be collected from the tube wells for post-monsoon season and analyzed for the various physicochemical parameters like pH, electrical conductivity (EC), nitrate (NO3-), magnesium (Mg2+), Calcium (Ca2+), hardness, and alkalinity, sulphates (SO42-), chloride (Cl-), sodium (Na+), potassium (K+), Fluoride (F-) and total dissolved solids (TDS). The result were compared with standards prescribed by IS: 10500(2012). It was found that the ground water contaminated at 16 sampling sites namely Khadalpur, Chhogala, Sunshi, Denap, Jetalvasana, Tarabh, Visnagar Rural, Bhalak, Kamalpur (GOT), Kamalpur (KHA), Kansa, Magaroda, Pudgam, Sadutala, Thalota, and Vadu while other 34 sampling sites showed physicochemical parameters within the water quality standards and quality of water is good so it is fit for drinking uses. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
450-453 |
113 |
Determination of an Optimal Cropping Pattern for a Conjunctive Use of Water
-Desai Hemali H. ; Patel Ritu B.; Dr. R. B. Khasiya
India is basically an agricultural country. Its economy completely depends on agriculture output. It is only possible b increasing the irrigation intensity to as much as possible and using both the resources, viz surface water and ground water. If the available surface water is not adequate, it becomes imperative look for ground water as an alternative to meet irrigation demand. Water is a scarce and precious national resource. Planning, development and systematic utilization of this resource for various sectors such as agriculture, domestic, and industry is important. Hence to obtain the optimal cropping pattern and optimum release policy, a linear programming model for conjunctive development of surface and ground water resources for nadiad branch canal of M.R.B.C project is developed. The objective of the present study is to develop a mathematical model for optimal use of ground water and surface water conjunctively to provide an efficient use of available resources in an area for irrigation. The surface water and unconfined aquifer both are used for irrigation purposes. Read More...
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civil engineering |
India |
454-456 |
114 |
Monitoring Drought Dynamics using Different Drought Indices
-Patel Ritu B. ; Desai Hemali H.; V.M.Patel
Drought is the disastrous natural phenomena. It differs from other natural hazards by its slow accumulating process and its indefinite commencement and termination. To analyze drought its intensity is necessary. Meteorological drought is related with the lack of precipitation. Hydrological drought is related with effects of precipitation (including snowfall) shortfalls on surface and subsurface water supply, stream flow reservoir, lake levels, and ground water level. Vegetation drought is concerned with the decrease in crop production due to lack of precipitation or lake of water supply to the crop. In this study, drought intensity is determined by Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI) for meteorological drought, Standardized Water Level Index (SWI) for hydrological drought for the Patan district. The correlation change of rainfall with the ground water level is also explained. Read More...
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civil engineering |
India |
457-460 |
115 |
An Approach towards using BMP's (Best Management Practice) in Storm Water Management for Urban Areas
-Dave.Mahek.J ; Pratik.J.Dave
This paper states how Best Management Practice can be used for storm water Management. Conventional sewer systems are built on the concept of collecting runoff from impervious areas at concentrated points of entry and conveying large volumes of polluted and fast-flowing runoff, capacity limitations on urban sewer systems require significant capital investment which is an economic burden. Lack of adequate infrastructure capacity presents significant public health and environmental burden. Storm Water BMP’s can be used to address capacity concerns by managing the demand on the existing infrastructure. Read More...
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Civil Engineering,Water Resources and Management |
India |
461-465 |
116 |
Seismic Analysis of Structure with Viscoelastic Damper
-Vineet Kothari ; C.S.Sanghvi
During an earthquake a large amount of energy is imparted into the structure. To reduce the response of structure undergoing vibrations it becomes important for the structure to absorb or dissipate the energy. Basically there are two methods to improve seismic protection of structures primarily traditional methods increasing stiffness of structures (i.e. shear wall, bracings, MR frames dual system) and secondary modern methods (i.e passive control systems, active control systems, semi active control systems and hybrid control system). Our focus is on passive control systems (Viscoelastic Damper). In passive energy dissipation systems the motion of structure is controlled by adding devices which modifies stiffness, damping or both. The present paper presents is the behavior of energy dissipation devices in addition to inherent structural damping of the R.C.C frame building. Damper considered namely Viscoelastic, is undertaken as additional damping members and analyzed by time history analysis under different earth quake excitations. Earthquake events used in this study are Imperial Valley, Northridge (1994), and Kobe (1995) time histories. Five storey is considered to find out effectiveness of viscoelastic damper dampers. Dampers are designed for different damping ratio 5 %, 10 %, 20%).Response quantities like story displacement, modal frequencies, inter storey drift and damper forces will be extracted for building without damper and building with damper to establish their effectiveness and final conclusion will be made on the bases of study. Read More...
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structural engineering |
India |
466-469 |
117 |
A Review on Vedic Mathematics used in Digital Signal Processing
-Miss. Deepika Vyas ; Mrs. Neha Jain
Digital signal processing (DIP) is the technology that is omnipresent in almost every engineering discipline. It is also the fastest growing technology this century and, therefore it poses tremendous challenges to the engineering community. Faster additions and multiplications are of extreme importance in DSP for convolution, discrete Fourier transforms digital filters etc. The core computing process is always is multiplication routine; therefore, DSP engineers are constantly looking for new algorithms and hardware to implement them. Vedic Mathematics is the name given to the ancient system of mathematics, which was rediscovered, from the Vedas between 1911 and 1918 by Shri Bharti Krishna Tirthaji. The whole of Vedic mathematics is based on 16 sutras (word formulae) and manifests a unified structure of mathematics. As such the methods are complementary, discrete and easy, as compare to other calculation. In this paper we have present literature review on Vedic Mathematics with digital image processing. Read More...
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ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION |
India |
470-472 |
118 |
Optimizing the Carpool Service Problem with Genetic Algorithm in Service-Based Computing
-Aakanksha Dabhade ; Pooja Desai; Priyanka Deolankar; Prof. Sunil Sangve
In today’s world due to industrialization number of cars on roadways increased which causes traffic problems and fuel consumption increases. Carpooling System helps to reduce these problems. Carpooling System is based on artificial intelligence and cloud computing .We are going to implement this system for reducing traffic congestion problem. It is also known as BlueNet which consist of two modules Mobile Client Module and Cloud Carpool Service Module. In Mobile Client Module we are using android based phones so users can submit the carpool request through the handheld devices. In Cloud Global Carpool Service module, we are using Genetic Based Carpool Route and Matching Algorithm to match the requests. This Genetic Based Carpool Route and Matching Algorithm require less time to match large number of users as compare to other systems. It operates with less computational complexity therefore required less computing time. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
473-476 |
119 |
Implementation & Impact of Total Quality Management on Construction Industries – A Study & Survey of Construction Companies
-Dherendra Kumar Mishra ; Sapna Verma
Today’s construction industry need a system by which quality of construction can be determined. Today the whole world is being very competitive not only in developed countries but also in developing and underdeveloped countries. Indian economy is very fast developing economy in whole world. In India, construction industries are playing vital role to develop India. Now-a-day’s in construction industries, not only big but also small construction companies are very competitive and many companies are trying very hard not only to satisfy their customer’s needs but where possible exceed them. This can only be achieved through cost reduction, improvement in Quality, increased customer satisfaction and a constant effort towards world class organizations. In order for companies to survive and grow in the future, it is essential that they deliver high quality construction and services. Those that can deliver quality are the ones that will prosper in the next upcoming years. In this project a study and survey is done on Construction Company of Bhopal to check their quality of construction and term Total Quality Management (TQM) is suggested and implemented on the same sites and then its impact is noted. By the study and survey it has been observed that quality of construction is increased with the increased rate of customer satisfaction. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
477-483 |
120 |
Analysis and Design of A Lattice Transmission Line Tower with Vertical and Horizontal Configuration of Cross-Arms
-Kamil M. Shaikh ; Binita A. Vyas
Tower constitutes a very vital component of transmission lines. A single transmission line consists of many transmission towers. So, material saving in a single tower will lead to a considerable effect to the final cost of the project. The transmission line towers constitute about 28 to 42 percent of the cost of a transmission line. Therefore optimization in design of towers can bring about significant economy in the cost of transmission lines. Moreover, the increasing demand of electrical energy can also be met economically by developing different light weight configurations of transmission line towers. In this work, an attempt is made to make the transmission line more cost effective by changing the geometry (shape) of lattice transmission tower. To meet this objective a 132kV double circuit self-supporting angle tower is taken with vertical and horizontal configuration of cross-arms. A three-dimensional analysis of each of these different configuration towers has been carried out using STAAD.Pro.V8i software. Each of these tower members are then designed as an angle sections. It is to be noted that for optimizing any member section, the entire wind load computations have to be repeated thus the analysis and design process too simultaneously. Then, these two configurations of lattice tower are designed and compared. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
484-490 |
121 |
A Review on Indian Traffic Scenario and Its Implication on Pedestrians
-S Austin Moses
In India the same road space gets used by cars buses, rickshaws, motorcycles, bicycles, and animal and men driven pushcarts. Each year, thousands of pedestrians are hit by motor vehicles. Lower extremity injury is the majority of the injury that takes place among all other body damages. Pedestrian accident readings have shown that the most common causes of serious injuries were impacts of the legs with the bumper. Among all leg damages knee injury is most crucial and costly.This paper summarizes the research literature referred relative to the road safety issues in India and injuries caused to a pedestrian. Read More...
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING |
India |
491-495 |
122 |
Comparative Study of Behavior of Integral and Bearing Type Bridge under Temperature Loading
-Tejas N. Rathi ; B.J. Shah
As temperature changes daily and seasonally, the spans of integral bridge increase and decrease, pushing the abutment against the approach fill and pulling it away. As a result the bridge superstructure, abutment, approach fill, foundation piles and foundation soil are subjected to cyclic loading, and hence understanding their interactions is important for effective design and satisfactory performance of integral bridges In this paper, results of comparative study of behavior of integral and bearing type bridge under temperature loading is shown. For this purpose, three bridges are modelled viz. one span, two span and three span, and the results are compared with bearing type bridges. Computer analysis is done using STAAD Pro software. Soil structure interaction is considered using horizontal spring restraints, whose stiffness is calculated on the basis of earth pressure acting of the back of abutment. Results indicates that as the number of span increases the rate of increase in moment and displacement due to temperature reduces and in three span integral bridge, the intermediate span in both the cases viz. expansion and contraction, experiences very less moment under temperature forces. While in bearing bridges no moments and stresses are observed due to temperature effect because of the provision of expansion joints. Read More...
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STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING |
India |
496-500 |
123 |
Automation of Diaphragm Wall Design for 3 Layers of Soil
-Shah Parth D. ; Prof. Binita A Vyas
With scarcity of space in urban India, upcoming metro trains and development in ports, going deep in foundation will become more and more common. Diaphragm wall is very common type of earth retention scheme in deep excavation/foundation, weak/poor soil condition or congested site condition. Diaphragm walls are generally used in deep basement of building, congested urban spaces, underground structures of metro trains, riverfront structures and marine structures. In absence of standard procedure for analysis and design a tool which will take care of soil variation & give quick optimized results, is considered here. Indian code only gives details of construction procedure so it was a challenge to go for automation. The aim is to develop a tool with help of Visual Basic 6.0 that can be used in routine design practices for the design offices. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
501-505 |
124 |
Numerical Analysis of Wind Load on Rectangular Shape Tall Buildings
-Kailashkumar Pukhraj Gehlot ; Ashwin G Hansora; Paresh N Nimodiya
The development of high strength concrete, higher grade steel, new construction techniques and advanced computational technique has resulted in the emergence of a new generation of tall structures that are flexible, low in damping, slender and light in weight. These types of flexible structures are very sensitive to dynamic wind loads and adversely affect the serviceability and occupant comfort. This paper presents the results of Computational Fluid Dynamics technique using Ansys CFX software on rectangular building models having the same plan area and height but different side ratios of 1.25, 1.5, 1.75, 2.00 and 2.25. The wind pressure coefficients on all the models were evaluated from pressure records obtained from software under boundary layer flow for normal wind directions. It is observed that the side ratio of buildings significantly affects the wind pressures on leeward and sidewalls, whereas wind pressure on windward wall is almost independent of side ratio. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
506-509 |
125 |
Annotating Search Results from Web Databases
-Priyanka Bhangale ; Devayani Bhosale; Sonam Raut; Binita Narwaney
Using HTML based interfaces used to find data; we are enabled access to view thousands of databases at our disposal .The data is mostly combined to generate result pages which accentuate the look of the websites making it user interactive .It is necessary for many web applications like e-shopping and web data access to ensure that the encoded data canbe easily understood and processed by the machine. Our paper proposes an annotation approach that highlights the data units so as to display it on the resultant page into a large amount of various groups in order to maintain its semantic order .The different aspects of the group are annotated and the various generated annotations are combined and the final verdict is a concrete annotation label. The annotation wrapper is generated inevitably and new result pages from the web database are used to annotate these resultant web pages. Our proposed system applies a highly efficient algorithm and helps to generate results Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
510-511 |
126 |
Analysis and Economic Implications of Tall Pier Bridges under Seismic Condition
-Patel Nirav M. ; Prof. Deepa H. Raval
This paper describes a methodology for the analysis and design of Reinforced Concrete (RC) tall bridge piers having different Solid Circular cross sections, which are typically used in deep valley bridge viaducts. Piers are usually considered tall when the shaft has a height excess of 30 m. Cost comparison has been carried out of tall pier road bridges varying 30m to 100m in height and also varying grade of concrete from M40, M50, M60 and M70. From this study one can easily adopt which combination of concrete and steel is to be proven more economical among all the combinations for the particular height. Various analysis has been performed for the R.C.C. Road Bridges with help of STAAD.Pro software. Kutch-Bhuj earthquake (2001) time-history data is used for the analysis. The main objective of the study is to develop cost-generating data which aids the students/consultant engineer to take the appropriate decision regarding tall pier bridges. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
512-516 |
127 |
Solar Photovoltaic System- An Effective Renewable Energy Source to Meet Energy Demand of Modern India
-Divyeshkumar T Patel ; Prof. K. D. Panchal
The solar photovoltaic system is one of the best solution for the energy requirement of modern India. Energy demand in India both in urban and rural areas in continuously increasing, however the electricity utilities are unable to meet this rapidly increasing demand. In India most part receives 4 to 7 kwh of solar radiation per square meter per day this is the reason why most of the commercial buildings such as educational buildings, hospitals, offices, mall etc. as well as residential buildings in the country are opting for back-up power systems . These back-up power systems are usually diesel generators and sometimes more than one generator is installed to meet their electricity demand. With rising costs and environmental awareness, many of these buildings are moving for Solar Photovoltaic systems as back-up power in order to reduce their dependency on diesel generators. These Solar Photovoltaic systems which convert sunlight into electricity are usually installed on the existing roof-top space of buildings to meet the minimum load requirement. solar photovoltaic system could be an effective solution of sustainable development for India. Read More...
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Energy Engineering |
India |
517-523 |
128 |
Attribute Reduction Approaches Based on Rough Set Theory: A Analytical Review
-Jatin Bedi ; Dr. shuchita Upadhyaya
Feature selection aims to determine a minimal attribute subset while preserving a suitably high accuracy in representing the original features. Rough set theory is an approach to deal with uncertainty and vagueness. It has been successfully applied to various fields. An important concept of rough set theory is an attribute reduct i.e. a subset of attributes that can fully characterize the knowledge in the database and are necessary for preserving the particular property of information table. Several researchers have provided the various algorithms for computing the reduct set (feature selection) for information table. This paper focuses on fundamental ideas behind Rough Set Theory based approaches and reviews related feature selection methods based on these ideas. Read More...
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Computer Science & Engg. |
India |
524-526 |
129 |
Comparative Study on Building with Post Tensioned Shear Wall and RCC Shear Wall
-Umang B. Parekh ; Dr. R. K. Gajjar
In the seismic design of buildings, shear walls act as major earthquake resisting members. Structural walls provide an efficient bracing system and offer great potential for lateral load resistance. The properties of these seismic shear walls dominate the response of the buildings, and therefore, it is important to evaluate the seismic response of the walls appropriately. In this paper our main focus is to determine the seismic behavior of building with post tensioned shear wall. For that Storey displacement and interstorey drift were computed using SAP2000 and compared with RCC shear wall Building. Read More...
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CIVIL ENGINNERING |
India |
527-531 |
130 |
Power Quality Improvement using DSTATCOM
-Miss. Priyanka V Vihol ; Prof. V. B. Babaria; Prof. K. P. Parmar
This paper presents simulation and analysis of a Distribution Static Synchronous Compensator (DSTATCOM) test system using MATLAB simulation to compensate voltage sags and harmonics. The model is based on the Voltage Source Converter (VSC) principle. Here different fault conditions are considered for linear as well as nonlinear load. Phase shift technique with PWM control is used for the control of DSTATCOM to compensate the voltage sag. The performance of DSTATCOM for linear and nonlinear load is compared. Moreover harmonics are reduced by using simple LCL passive filter. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
532-538 |
131 |
Various Attribute Based Encryption Algorithms in Clouds-A Survey
-P.Sivakumar ; M.Navinkumar; K.Devi
Attribute Based Encryption method (ABE) ensures that authorized access to the data. Due to the huge user base and often unknown identities of target recipients the User based access control models are too restrictive. The ABE is highly efficient and flexible since it allows a content provider to specify an access policy and encrypt multiple messages within one ciphertext. In particular, only the users whose attributes satisfy the access policy can decrypt the ciphertext. The ABE method provides security for appropriate users when accessing the data’s and the encryptions and decryptions are done by the user based access control attributes. The ABE authority will assign the access rights for various users. Attribute-Based Encryption is a promising cryptographic primitive which greatly enhances the versatility of access control mechanisms. The computational complexities of ABE key-issuing and decryption are getting prohibitively high because of the high expressiveness of ABE policies. This paper focuses on various concepts for ABE encryption and decryption methods for providing Security. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
539-543 |
132 |
Need for Rail Structure Interaction for Railway Bridges having Continuous Welded Rails
-Samir K Surti ; Bharat J shah
In case of Metro Railway bridges, the widely used Continuous Welded Rail (CWR) is directly fastened to the concrete block placed above the bridge deck with the help of Rail Fasteners. Hence, there is a need of detailed study to understand the transfer of forces between deck and rail and also to the substructure in terms of Rail Structure Interaction phenomenon. In this paper, comparison of two different railway bridges i.e. one with Rail Structure Interaction and other without Rail Structure Interaction is studied in terms of additional stresses in the rail. The connection between deck and rail is done with the help of Multi linear Elastic Link and Rigid link to study the effect on the structure. This paper also illustrates the amount of additional rail stresses generated for model with rail Expansion Joint (REJ) and model without REJ (Continuously Welded Rail) to study need of axial rail stresses using software MIDAS Civil 2014. Read More...
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Civil (Structural) Engineering |
India |
544-546 |
133 |
Design of PV Based Single-Phase Boost Inverter for Grid Applications
-A.Subash Chandraboss ; B.Amalore Naveen Antony; R.Anandaraj
In this paper, the boost-inverter topology is used as a building block for a single-phase grid-connected fuel cell (PV) system offering low cost and compactness. In addition, the proposed system incorporates battery-based energy storage and a dc–dc bidirectional converter to support the slow dynamics of the PV. The single-phase boost inverter is voltage-mode controlled and the dc–dc bidirectional converter is current-mode controlled. The low-frequency current ripple is supplied by the battery which minimizes the effects of such ripple being drawn directly from the PV itself. Moreover, this system can operate either in a grid-connected or stand-alone mode. In the grid-connected mode, the boost inverter is able to control the active (P) and reactive (Q) powers using an algorithm based on a second-order generalized integrator which provides a fast signal conditioning for single-phase systems. Design guidelines, simulation, and experimental results taken from a laboratory prototype are presented to confirm the performance of the proposed system. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
547-552 |
134 |
Explore the Effects of Novel Shaped Dielectric Resonator Antenna on the Performance of Antenna Parameters for the Wireless Applications
-Vishal K Patel
Design of Rectangular Dielectric Resonator Antenna is presented for wireless applications. The RDRA is excited through an aperture in the ground plane upon which the DRA is placed. Small rectangular slot is used for aperture coupling. Simulation result shows that the proposed antenna achieves an impedance bandwidth from 5.42 GHz to 5.65 GHz covering wireless band. Parametric studies have been carried out with various shapes of Dielectric resonator. The proposed antenna gives the appreciable gain and better radiation pattern at the resonant frequencies. Read More...
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Electronics and communication Engineering |
India |
553-555 |
135 |
Removal of Heavy Metal from Industrial Waste Water
-Madhukar Jalinder Phadtare ; Patil S.T.
Heavy metals, when in abundance, can be very toxic to the medium in which it is dissolved. Adsorption has been used as a suitable water treatment process to remove heavy metals. For this research, sweet lime and Lemon skin were used as the adsorbent to remove, Chromium wastewater. Batch test &the fixed bed column experiments were then followed, as they simulate the filtration process which is the most commonly used in treatment plants for adsorption. The studies on adsorption were conducted by varying various parameters such as contact time, pH, amount of adsorbent, partical size, concentration of adsorbate and temperature. The adsorption capacity was found to be pH dependant. Results have used Freundlich and Langmuir equations to fit the experimental data so that kinetics of the process can be obtained. Read More...
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Chemical Engineering |
India |
556-560 |
136 |
Cursor Movement using the Eye Tracking System and Handling Events by Speech Recognition
-Prajakta Tangade ; Shital Musale; Gauri Pasalkar; M.D.Umale; Sapna Awate
The technology in the field of human computer interaction has been undergoing a renaissance. Many companies have and are still spending millions to develop highly visually appealing GUIs and state of art interaction systems for the common users. The inception of desktops, the development of interaction systems for the disabled has taken a kick start recently. The Eye gaze system is one which provides a communication and control system for the people with complex physical disabilities. Most of, are blessed to operate the computer with ease due good physical ability. But there are some who cannot use their hands and are paralytic whose brains and vision are functional, they can’t use their intelligence. Thus, eye gaze system provides solution to this problem. The iris detection technique plays an important role in eye movement tracing for the mouse movement. The movement of the eye is traced and on that basis movement of mouse is performed. By looking at the control keys displayed on the screen a person can handle the computer. Thus, our system can be used to enhance the quality of life of people. Read More...
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COMPUTER ENGINEERING & ENTC |
India |
561-563 |
137 |
Comparison of Image Compression Techniques using DWT, DAST And LZW With PCA
-Rajeswari K ; Kavitha K; Boopathi Raja G
Image compression technique is widely used in multimedia applications such as image, video, audio data and medical field. Image compression aims to reduce the redundancy of an image data and reduce the storage space of an image. Different image compression techniques were proposed to achieve high compression ratios and high image qualities in low computation time. This paper compares the various image compression methods with Lempel–Ziv–Welch (LZW) algorithm. LZW is a universal lossless algorithm for image compression which has the advantages of low computation load and less memory requirement. It is a fastest algorithm. This algorithm is widely used in UNIX file and gif image format. This proposed technique is used to increase the Compression Ratio (CR) and Peak Signal to Noise Ratio (PSNR). Read More...
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Electronics and Communication Engineering |
India |
564-567 |
138 |
Cost Optimization and Feasibility Study of Rooftop Solar Power Plant
-Darpan Patel ; Gaurang Sharma
This study aimed at developing a standard procedure for the design of 500 KW institutional grid-connected solar PV systems using the roofs of buildings and car parks. The performance of the 500 KW grid-connected solar PV system was also simulated over the guaranteed life of the system using SAM (System Adviser Model) software, designed by National Renewable Energy Laboratory. Finally the aim of this study is to optimize the solar PV system design for the maximum output energy. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
568-570 |
139 |
MAC Controlled Clustering Algorithm in Wireless Sensor Network
-Lakshmi Priya S ; Hemapriya s; B. Karthik
This project is to avoid the collision while data transferring from one node to another node. Wireless sensor network (WSN) requires robust and energy efficient communication protocols to minimize the energy consumption as much as possible. However, the lifetime of sensor network reduces due to the adverse impacts caused by radio irregularity and fading in multi-hop WSN. A cluster-based scheme is proposed as a solution for this problem. The proposed scheme extends High Energy First (HEF) clustering algorithm and enables multi-hop transmissions among the clusters by incorporating the selection of cooperative sending and receiving nodes. The proposed cooperative MIMO scheme prolongs the network lifetime with 75% of nodes remaining alive when compared to LEACH protocol. In mobile ad hoc networks, nodes are usually powered by batteries with limited energy. To prolong the network life, the energy consumption of the routing task is crucial. In this paper, we proposed a novel topology control scheme for mobile nodes. Adhoc on demand distance vector routing protocol is specially designed for mobile adhoc networks with reduced overhead using Expanding Ring Search technique. But energy consumption should also be considered in MANET due to battery constrain of the nodes. Read More...
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ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING |
India |
571-576 |
140 |
Optimization of Feed Rate in Cement Grinding Mill using Electronic Ear Based on CMAC-PID Algorithm
-P.Gowri ; J. A. Raviselvan Devadoss; S. Kalpanadevi
Generally during the process of cement production, the processing takes place in cement grinding mill plays a vital role in determining the production rate of cement. This process consists of number of non-linearities like backlash, large lag and many time-varying model parameters. Therefore it is difficult to derive the exact mathematical model and hence obtaining satisfied results with traditional control algorithms is tedious. Even though PID controllers are used in almost all grinding mills for feedrate control, the performance is not up to a satisfactory level. In order to improve the performance of existing PID controller, this paper proposes an intelligent CMAC neural network algorithm for tuning the parameters of PID controller and thus it optimizes the feedrate control according to sound level in cement grinding mill. The results are simulated in proteus design software tool. Finally comparison is made between different control algorithms for improving the accuracy of control provided in cement grinding mill. Read More...
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Electrical And Electronics Engineering |
India |
577-580 |
141 |
Design and Simulation of Discrete Wavelet Transform for OFDM Wireless Communication Channel
-Darshini ST
To increase data rate of wireless medium with high performance, orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) is used. Recently wavelet transform is a possible transform to generate the sub channels in a multicarrier system. Discrete wavelet transform (DWT) is faster than fast Fourier transform of OFDM hence it’s replaced by transform technique for OFDM so it is called as orthogonal wavelet division multiplexing (OWDM). For both designing wavelets and measure a performance in terms of BER and SNR using AWGN channel, we proposed a fast lifting discrete wavelet transform (LDWT) technique. Performance of BER is evaluated and the design of LDWT based OWDM is synthesized through computer simulations using MATLAB. The Lifting Scheme architecture is implemented on FPGA optimizing hardware, speed & cost. The RTL code is written in Verilog-HDL and simulated in Modelsim. Read More...
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Electronics and communication engineering |
India |
581-584 |
142 |
Classifying Data Having Imbalanced Attribute Using Ensemble Decorate Method
-Pinal Harshadray Gayakvad ; Prof. Mitula Hirenkumar Pandya
Mining class-imbalanced data is a common yet challenging problem in data mining and machine learning, if the classification categories are not approximately equally represented than database will go in imbalanced state. The distribution of the testing data may different from that of the training data, and the true misclassification costs may be unknown at learning time. So one cannot use classification technique on imbalanced training dataset to found frequent item set else as it may leads to wrong results Predictive accuracy a popular choice for evaluating performance of a classifier, might not be appropriate when the data is Imbalanced. Recently there are many researches are going on how to classify imbalanced data in some balanced form that can be used for generating further result and other research going on designing algorithm to deal with imbalanced real world data. But still a imbalanced data mining is a big issue for data mining and there are worst of research can be done on this area. We used decorate method for balancing data from imbalanced data. In this decorate algorithm we applied rule based classifier for accurate result. So that proposed algorithm work better than existing. Read More...
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DATAMINING |
India |
585-588 |
143 |
Optimization of Wall Thickness and Thermal Conductivity for Minimum Heat Losses for Induction Furnace by FEA
-Mr. Dharmendra K. Dodiya ; Mr. Vasim G. Machhar
Furnace is a term used to identify a closed space where heat is applied to a body in order to raise its temperature. An induction furnace is an electrically run furnace used for melting & heating (heat treatment) metals. Induction heating is widely used in today’s industry, in operations such as metal hardening, preheating for forging operations. The requirements of minimum electric power losses and environment protection have become extremely important, that is the minimization of the heat losses. Mostly there are heat losses by conduction, convection and radiation, and hence the improvement in best refractory material and optimization in thermal conductivity and wall thickness of refractory material is needed. Alumina ramming mass is used as refractory material to prevent losses. Then also proper optimization is needed in thermal conductivity and furnace wall thickness. Change in Thermal conductivity and furnace wall thickness plays an important role in effectiveness of the furnace. Optimum thermal conductivity and wall thickness reducing heat loss in furnace with economical cost is needed. Aim for this work is to do optimization of thermal conductivity and wall thickness of Induction furnace wall material for minimum heat losses during melting metal. Objective of this research is to study the influence of thermal conductivity and wall thickness on wall heat losses and finding the optimum thermal conductivity and wall thickness of wall material of induction furnace. For completing the objective of this study, Calculations have been done for theoretical heat loss by using existing furnace data which are later compared with FEA result for the validation of ANSYS Software. For minimum heat losses optimum changes in thermal conductivity and thickness of induction furnace wall material is done with ANSYS software and find the optimum thermal conductivity and wall thickness of furnace wall. Read More...
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Design and Analysis |
India |
589-596 |
144 |
Evaluation of OCDMA System Performance Using W/T Codes
-Rinku Garg
This paper represent the performance of OCDMA system Using W/T Codes. The Optical Code Division Multiple Access System is designed at 1 Gbps for 36 users. At 1Gbps we observed that the system can accommodate only 25 users for permissible BER of 10-9, with the 15 dB received power. The performance is observeved by eye diagram and Bit Error Rate of simultaneous users with different received power. The establishment of OCDMA needs to overcome the code orthogonality problem. Read More...
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Department of Electronics and Communication Engg. |
India |
597-599 |
145 |
Optimization of Strength/Weight Ratio for Three Stage Helical Gear Train
-B.T.Vastarpara ; R.G.Jivani; V.A.Pandya; R.C.Sanghvi
Gear train is important part of the majority of mechanical power transmission system. It has to be robust enough to sustain the transmitted power over the long period of time and also light enough to reduce the overall weight of the system. But since to increase the power to be transmitted by the gear train also causes increase in weight and vice versa, these two objectives rather generate contradicting solutions. Thus, the optimization of gear becomes very significant in order to have a good trade-off between these two entities. The helical gear provides a smoother mesh and can be operated at greater speeds than a straight spur gear. So we have to minimize weight of helical gear train to increase strength/weight ratio. Read More...
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Mehanical Engineering |
India |
600-605 |
146 |
Direct Power Control of Multilevel Inverter Based Active Filter
-Megha Patel ; R. A. Yadav
A cascaded H-bridge multilevel inverter based active power filter with a novel direct power control is proposed in this paper. It can be directly connected to medium/high voltage power line without using the bulky transformer or passive filter. Due to the limited switching frequency (typically below 1 kHz) of high-power solid-state devices(GTO/IGCT),multiple synchronous/stationary reference frame current controllers are reviewed and derived. Based on this, a novel current controller is proposed for harmonic current elimination and system power factor compensation. Furthermore, a synchronous/stationary hybrid structure can be derived with fundamental de-coupling control. The instantaneous reactive power theory and synchronous reference frame based control are compared based on mathematical models. A direct power control concept is then derived and proposed. It is equivalent as the hybrid synchronous/stationary frame current controller, but has a simpler implementation. It has clear physical meaning and can be considered as a simplified version of the hybrid frame current controller. Simulations on a 4160 V/1.2MVA system and experimental results on a 208 V/6 kVA laboratory prototype are presented to validate the proposed active power filter design. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
606-609 |
147 |
Adsorption of Carbon Dioxide Through Inert anion Exchange Resin
-Vaishali C. Patel ; Prof. Reshma L. Patel
Global warming resulting from the emission of greenhouse gases, especially CO2, has become a widespread concern in the recent years. Though various CO2 capture technologies have been proposed, chemical absorption and adsorption are currently believed to be the most suitable method for CO2 capture. The operation of the chemical absorption process is reviewed in this work Carbon dioxide is mostly produced from automobile exhaust, polluted gases through industrial process, bio-waste decomposition, and fermentation process, which causes global warming. Using sodium carbonate as inert anion exchange resin adsorption of CO2 occur in bicarbonate layer while desorption of CO2 occur due to moisture swing and carbonate layer is again convert into bicarbonate so resin become renewable. The experimental result shows that 95% CO2 adsorption occur using this process. Read More...
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ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING |
India |
610-613 |
148 |
A Low Complexity BSLM Scheme for Reducing the PAPR of OFDM Systems
-Brajesh Chandra Anuragi ; Dr. Sarita Singh Bhadauria
High Peak-to-Average Power Ratio (PAPR) is a well-known drawback in Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM). Selective Mapping (SLM) is an effective scheme for PAPR reduction of OFDM system. But SLM technique has a problem of the high computational complexity. The computational complexity of SLM technique is linearly increases as the number of phase sequences increase. The proposed BSLM technique is capable of partitioning the OFDM symbol sequence into several blocks to create more alternative OFDM signal sequences. This considerably reduces the computational complexity with the similar performance of PAPR reduction compared with the conventional SLM scheme. The simulation results show that proposed BSLM scheme achieves better performance of reduces the computational complexity than the conventional SLM scheme. Read More...
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Electronics and Communication Engineering |
India |
614-617 |
149 |
Exploration of Transparent Electronic Devices
-Satya Prakash Sinha ; Mukesh Kumar; Jolis Gupta
Transparent electronics is an emerging field in electronics science which concentrates on producing ‘invisible’ electronics circuit and optoelectronics devices. In the conventional Si/III-V based electronics, the structure is based on semiconductor junction & transistor. Although they have high conductivity, but lacking of optical transparency. However, the basic building material for transparent electronics which is to be transparent and in visible range is true challenge. Therefore to understand and implement such technology there are two scientific goals, to give a material which are optically transparent and electrically conductive and to implement an invisible circuitry. Development of such invisible transparent electronics needs expertise together from pure and applied science, material science, chemistry, physics & electronic science. Its application includes in our daily life electronic devices, new source of energy, and other advanced materials. Read More...
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ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING |
India |
618-623 |
150 |
Review on Types of Roadside Barriers and Its Influence on Motorcyclists
-Patel Harshilkumar N.
The wide range of safety barriers exists including w-beam barrier, wirerope barrier, and concrete barrier. The details of these barriers and development of wirerope barriers are included in this review paper with its testing in different countries. Safety barriers are used to avoid the errant vehicles entering in the opposite lane and create head-on collisions. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
624-626 |