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Impact Assessment of Bio Medical Waste in Southern Rajasthan
-Divya Agrawal
To study the actual condition of hospital waste management system in India in particular reference to Rajasthan ,Finding out the factors affecting the hospital waste management, its hazardous effects and facilities provided to health waste management worker and to study about the present hospital waste management policy of Rajasthan. Methods: Proposed research work was based on primary as well as secondary data. Primary data was collected through questionnaire technique. Questionnaire contained both open and close ended questions. Secondary data was collected through post research reports, commissions, magazines, books, articles and journals. In this study two leading hospitals of Udaipur headquarter were selected one from government sector and one of private sector. A total of 200 persons were interviewed. Results: The results showed that there was a poor level of knowledge and awareness of biomedical waste generation hazards, legislation and management among health care personnel. This is evident from survey findings that 45 percent respondents are fully aware of legal or procedural issues of the bio-medical waste management system as per their knowledge. Conclusions: It can be concluded from the present study that there are poor levels of knowledge and awareness about BM waste generation hazards, legislation and management among health care personnel in southern Rajasthan. Regular monitoring and training are required at all levels. Read More...
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Health,Safety and Environment Engineering |
India |
1-4 |
2 |
Experimental Studies of Leak Pressure of Frp Butt Joint between Two Aluminum Pipes
-Raju N. Ladhwe ; Shantanu Ladhwe; Narendra Kulkarni
A FRP butt-joint was formed between two adherends of aluminium pipe of outside diameter of 25.40 mm and inside diameter of 22.20 mm. The joint was formed by winding a wetted roving of glass fiber / carbon fiber with controlled quantity of epoxy at ±45° angle. It was cured to form the joint with a glass fiber reinforced polymer (GFRP) / carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) sleeve around the joint plane. For checking leakages in this joint dead weight pressure gauge tester was used. It can be inferred that pressure at which leakage takes place through FRP joint is directly proportional to the number of passes of glass / carbon fiber roving. It is because when number of passes of glass fiber increases, more compact FRP joint is formed which can undertake more pressure. Specimen with lesser number of passes of glass fiber / carbon fiber, leak through center of FRP joint while specimen of higher number of passes leak through either upper or lower side of FRP joint. During leak test, when the pressure inside the aluminium pipe increases, hoop stress also increase leading to expansion of aluminium pipe thereby forming the strong matrix of FRP. This formation of strong matrix increases the pressure at which leak occurs i.e. it enhances the results. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
5-10 |
3 |
Comparison between Field Oriented Control of BLDCM and PMSM Using SVPWM in Minimizing Torque Ripples In Satellite Application
-Sumitra.k ; M.K.Giridharan
AC motors have always been an area of interest in the field of electrical drives. With improvements in technology there is always a need of effective utilization of electrical power as well as the available resources. Nowadays the focus is given mainly on the efficiency of these drives with improvement in the performance of the motors used in the drives. Permanent magnet motors are classified as BLDC and PMSM among which Brushless DC Motor is one of the highly preferred AC motors used in various applications due to various advantages offered such as high efficiency, better speed versus torque characteristics. Although BLDC drives has several advantages it generates torque ripples which is a major concern in high precision applications especially in spacecrafts. Even though the torque generated is less when compared to BLDC motors, PMSM generates less torque ripples. Field oriented control of PMSM drives is becoming more popular especially in high precision applications. The main objective of this thesis is to make a comparison study between the FOC control of BLDC motor and PMSM using SVPWM technique in reducing torque ripples in reaction wheels used in satellites. FOC controlled AC motor drives provide better dynamic response and lesser torque ripples. The field oriented control scheme of the BLDC Motor drive and PMSM drive using SVPWM are simulated in MATLAB SIMULINK. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
11-16 |
4 |
Adaptable Web Log Mining from Web Server Logs using Data Preprocessing
-Krunal Joshi
With the abundant use of Internet and constant growth of users, the World Wide Web has a huge storage of data and these data serves as an important medium for the getting information of the users access to web sites which are data stored in Web server Logs. Today people are interested in analyzing logs file as they show actual usage of web site. But the data is not accurate so preprocessing of Web log files are essential then after that data are suitable for knowledge discovery or mining tasks. Web Usage or Log Mining, a part of Web mining and application of data mining is used for automatic discovery of patterns in clickstreams and associated data collected or generated as a result of user interactions with one or more Web Sites. We present a comparison study of using enhanced version of decision tree algorithm C4.5 and Naive Bayesian Classification algorithm for identifying interested users. Experimental results conducted shows that the performance metric i.e., time taken and memory to classify the web log files are more efficient when compared to existing C4.5 algorithm. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
17-20 |
5 |
Design a Microstrip Patch Antenna inspired by Metamaterial Structures for Wireless Applications
-Ravi Kumar ; B.S. Rai
In this paper, the proposed antenna design is inspired by metamaterial structure with rectangular patch antenna represented. It shows the metamaterial property at 1.57mm and shows three bands with resonant at 5.6 GHz; 7.4 GHz and 9.4 GHz and corresponding bandwidths obtained 300MHz, 900GHz and 105 MHz respectively. It achieved the gain of 3.58 dB. Proposed antenna is fabricated using Bakelite substrate with 1.57 mm thickness. The proposed antenna has application in amateur satellite (downlink), IEEE 802.11a WLAN and some weather Radar system. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
21-24 |
6 |
Large-Scale Cluster File Systems: Metadata
-Vishal Patel ; Pratiksha Prajapati; Vinayak Shinde
Most supercomputers nowadays are based on large clusters, which call for sophisticated, scalable, and decentralized metadata processing techniques. From the attitude of maximizing information output, a perfect information distribution policy ought to mechanically balance the namespace neck of the woods and even distribution while not manual intervention. we tend to propose information distribution policy, static partitioning versus dynamic partitioning, differing kinds of mapping methodology that seeks to balance the wants of keeping namespace neck of the woods and even distribution of the load by dynamic partitioning of the namespace into size-adjustable gradable units with information consistency. We tend to propose consistency policy i.e. Distributed protection vs. Centralized Management, Parallel Information Access, Distributed Lock Manager, Synchronizing Access to File information, Allocation Maps. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
25-26 |
7 |
A Survey of Architectural Issues and Different Kinds of Attacks in Diversified Deployments of Wireless Sensor Networks
-Sachin Sharma ; Professor (Dr.) K C Roy
This paper focuses on the survey of various kinds of attacks in wireless sensor networks. The attacks of particular interest in almost all deployments of wireless sensor networks are Black hole and Wormhole attack. The area of particular interest is the attack detection in wireless sensor network. The wormhole attack is particularly challenging to deal with since the opponent does not need to compromise any nodes and can use laptops or other wireless devices to send the packets on a low latency channel. The contribution of this paper is two-fold. It discusses various techniques to detect and nullify the warmhole attacks in wireless sensor networks. It also discusses the key aspects of arechitectureal issues particularly in application layer that are of critical concern in wireless sensor networks. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
27-30 |
8 |
Testing Autonomic Computing Systems : Principles, Challenges, Future Directions
-Manas kumar Yogi ; K.Chandrasekhar; Sai Indraja Munagapati
Autonomic systems have ability to self-configure, self-manage, self-optimize .Additionally they can self-heal in case of failures. This paper envisions the key principles while testing autonomic systems and also discusses the difficulties encountered during this testing process. Researchers are actively working towards facing these challenges and in near future a comprehensive framework will be established to test the functionality of autonomic computing systems. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
31-32 |
9 |
Comparative Analysis of Optimization Algorithms Based on Hybrid Soft Computing Algorithm
-Mr. Naveen Kumar Sahu ; Prof. Rajesh Tiwari
Optimization algorithms are the topic of research in recent years. Optimization is act method or methodology of constructing one issue (as a mode, system or decision) as totally excellent operate or effective as potential. It’s conjointly act of rendering best the synchronic improvement of growth and profitableness. For Optimization in soft computing various algorithms (like PSO, GA, EA, DE, HPSO and HGA etc.) available on the market for solve and we don’t know which algorithm is best for optimization for us. Throughout this paper we tend to mentioned regarding some optimization problem solution algorithms. And that we see regarding one thing of optimization issues and that we compare between some algorithms and verify that which algorithm is best for soft computing for optimization problem solution for us. The aim of this paper is to analyze and compare PSO, DE and PSODE algorithm in serial manner by matlab toolbox. Read More...
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Computer Science |
India |
33-39 |
10 |
Studies on Impact Strength of Concrete with Nano-Materials at Elevated Temperatures
-A. Narender Reddy ; Dr. D. Ramesh
Nano composites are produced by adding nano-particles to a material in order to improve the properties of material. Concrete is a material most widely used in construction industry. Concrete is a composite material made up of cement, sand, aggregate, water and mineral or chemical admixtures. The materials such as nano-silica, nano flyash, nano metakaolin are being combined with cement. There are also a limited number of investigations dealing with the manufacture of nano-cement. The use of finer particles (higher surface area) has advantages in terms of filling the cement matrix, densifying the structure, resulting in higher strength and faster chemical reactions i.e. hydration reactions. Nano-cement particles can accelerate cement hydration due to their high activity. Similarly, the incorporation of nano-particles can fill pores more effectively to enhance the overall strength and durability. Normally, the particle size ranges between 1nm to100nm, they are generally called as nano materials. The fineness can reach up to molecular level by special processing techniques. An experimental investigation has been carried out to determine the influence of concrete with nano-cement particles under elevated temperature. M20, M30 and M40 grades of concrete were cast. For each of grades of concrete, 10%, 20% and 30% of cement was replaced with nano-cement. The particle size of nano-cement was determined using a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM). Impact strength of concrete with nano materials under various elevated temperature (250°C, 500°C, 750°C and 1000°C) were found by using Impact Testing Apparatus. Impact strength is found to be least for the concrete specimens with 30% replacement of nano-cement. It was also found that impact strength of M40 grade concrete specimens was low as compared to other grades of concrete (M20 & M30). Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
40-44 |
11 |
Identification of Suitable Sites for Water Conservation Structures in a Watershed using RS and GIS Approach
-Bilal Haji ; K. A. Patil; S. D. Vikhe
Geographical Information System is the technique which is used for preparation of thematic maps and combining all the layers and performance analysis. In the present study, an attempt has been made for identification of suitable site for water conservation structures in a watershed GV53 and GV54 of Aurangabad district of Maharashtra using Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System. Data such as toposheets, Landsat 8 satellite imagery, and soil map were used .The various thematic maps such as land use map, soil map, slope map and drainage map are integrated. Fourteen check dams and seven percolation tanks are proposed for construction according to guidelines for selecting suitable site for construction of water conservation structure as per Integrated Mission for Sustainable Development. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
45-48 |
12 |
Generate frequent item set in serial and parallel approach
-Rinku kadam ; Gawde Renuka; Kumbhar Dhanashree; Londhe Dipali
Apriori Algorithms are used on very huge data sets with high dimensionality. Therefore parallel computing can be used for mining of association rules. The process of association rule mining consists of finding frequent itemsets and forming rules from the frequent itemsets. Finding frequent item sets is more expensive in terms of power and resources utilization. Thus majority of parallel apriori algorithms focus on parallelizing the process of frequent itemset formation. The computation of frequent itemsets mainly consists of creating the candidate keys and counting them. The parallel frequent item sets mining algorithms addresses the issue of distributing the candidate keys among processors such that their counting and creation is effectively parallelized. This paper presents comparative analysis of these algorithms. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
49-52 |
13 |
Investigation of Performance and Combustion Characteristics of Biofuel in Compression Ignition Engine
-Mr. Bhojraj N. Kale ; Dr.S.V.Prayagi
The main aim of this investigation is to find out the performance and combustion characteristics of a CI Engine using cottonseed oil biodiesel blends and compare it with petroleum diesel. The tests were conducted on a single cylinder, four stroke, TV1 Diesel engine connected to eddy current type dynamometer for loading developing power 3.5 kW at 1500 rpm. The tests were conducted at various loading conditions. The experimental results revels that the performance and combustion characteristics of CSO biodiesel blends were very slightly differ than that of diesel fuel. . The experimental result illustrates that the CSOME Biodiesel Blend can be used successfully as a sustainable fuel for diesel engine without any major modifications.` Read More...
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Heat Power Engineering |
India |
53-55 |
14 |
IHACRES Rainfall-Runoff Model: A Review Paper
-Nevil K Trambadia ; Nirav D Acharya; Manoj J Gundalia
The IHACRES model is being applied in a regionalization approach to develop streamflow predictions. The IHACRES rainfall-runoff model uses a non-linear loss module to calculate the effective rainfall and a linear routing module to convert effective rainfall into stream flow. A new version of the non-linear module, developed to aid in estimating flows in ungauged basins and for applications where time series estimates of actual evapotranspiration are required. The new module has only 3 parameters and has significantly less correlation between the parameters. Model used one of these regression relationships to represent possible effects of declining forest cover on streamflow, but did not obtain regional models for the parameters of the routing model of IHACRES. Future research should focus on (1) increasing the quality of rainfall estimates as an important way to potentially improve simulation performance; (2) developing joint probability distributions over the full set of IHACRES model parameters to improve estimates of predictive uncertainty; and (3) developing estimates of actual forest cover trends to obtain more useful predictions of future trends in streamflow. Read More...
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Water Resource Engineering |
India |
56-59 |
15 |
Level Control of Coupled Tanks System using Feedback Linearization Control Theory
-Mohd Tabrej Alam ; Zohaib Hasan Khan; Piyush Charan; Mohd. Amir Ansari
This paper manages the level control of coupled tanks framework utilizing criticism linearization control. An input linearization control method is proposed for the framework. The proposed control methods ensure the asymptotic dependability of the shut circle framework. To show the created control procedures the framework's execution is checked by MATLAB programming. The reproduction results demonstrate that the proposed control systems function admirably. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
60-63 |
16 |
A REVIEW OF WIND LOAD EFFECTS AND LOAD CALCULATION ON TALL CHIMNEYS
-Raj kamal ; Gopal Sahu; Prakash Kumar Sen; Ritesh Sharma; Shailendra Bohidar
In this paper deals with wind load effects on tall chimneys, Wind is essentially the large scale movement of free air due to thermal currents. It plays an important role in design of tall structures because it exerts static and dynamic loads whose effects on a slender structure, such as a chimney are significant. The wind load exerted at any point on a chimney can be considered as the sum of quasistatic and a dynamic load component. In order to effectively analyse a chimney’s response, a deep knowledge of the basic wind engineering concepts is needed. The force exerted by wind on the chimney varies with the wind speed and its associated turbulence. A chimney is a vertical channel through which smoke and combustion gases pass out of a building. Chimneys are used to emit the exhaust gases higher up in the atmosphere so that diffusion of gases may take place. Chimney may be constructed of steel, R.C.C or masonry. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
64-66 |
17 |
EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF PARABOLIC TROUGH COLLECTOR SOLAR AIR HEATER
-PATEL MAYUR PREMABHAI ; PATEL PRAKASH R.
The sun which is source of all energy the solar energy which is available from sun can be used for many application water hearing, drying and power generation like Solar air heaters are the systems those collects solar energy and transfers the heat to passing air, which is either stored or used for space heating. Solar collector plays a vital and important role in solar air heater. Experimental investigation of parabolic trough collector with different material aims to compare two types of solar air heater (1200×500×120) mm in which both arrangement having straight tubes 1.2 m length with parabolic trough collector and thermal performance will be carried out to compare which arrangement is more efficient. The absorber plate of stainless steel sheet with 2 mm thickness and attached with solar air heater and study the thermal performance of such air heater using K type thermocouple. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
67-71 |
18 |
Study on Physical and Mechanical Properties of Quartzite and Silico-Manganese Slag As Alternative Material for Coarse Aggregate
-Ummar Shareef ; VR Sankar Cheela; SSSV Gopala Raju
In the present study, utilization of quartzite and Silico Manganese (Si-Mn) slag as an alternative for coarse aggregate was investigated. Studies were conducted on the physical and mechanical properties of the material. Compressive strength property under normal curing condition was studied. M25 grade experimental design was prepared in accordance with Indian standard Code IS: 10292-2000 methods. Cubes with a curing period of 28 days were used. Compressive strength results represent that utilization of quartzite has higher better than Si-Mn Slag. Physical and chemical properties represent that of quartzite had good resistance in crushing and impact tests. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
72-74 |
19 |
Simulation of speed control of Induction Motor with DTC scheme
-Divya j patel
This thesis work presents speed control operation of induction motor with direct torque control (DTC) method for AC Motor Drive using MATLAB / Simulink toolbox. In this method of speed control using direct torque control (DTC) Induction motor speed is controlled directly by controlling stator flux and torque form stator current measurement. By using this method we get high dynamic speed response of Induction motor. By employing SVPWM technique in proposed model for switching inverter states overcomes drawbacks like high and variable switching frequency of power electronics switches. The proposed system is examined and analyzed for dynamic response through simulation for open loop control. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
75-79 |
20 |
Elastic recovery characteristics of waist band using high stretch polyester in place of Lycra- A Experimental review
-Ladumor Hareshbhai Chitharbhai ; Prof. Ashwin Thakkar; Prof. Vaishali D. Shah
Lycra is one of the best yarn to use in different field. It is being used to manufacture in narrow width fabric. Like Wrist bandages, head bandages, innerwear etc. It has many advantages while it is used in elastic field. But Now a days there is a serve problem of presence of low elastane content and low elongation of typical Lycra When it is used in garments have Jeans/pants, woven shirts, knit shirts, swimwear, innerwear. High stretch polyester (T400) has excellent properties which aid in elastic field. Here in this paper using two yarn T400 and Lycra in case of elasticity and recovery property in two application like innerwear tape and waist bandages so finally found that in both of application some improvement in elasticity and recovery property of T400 yarn compare to Lycra. Read More...
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Textile Engineering |
India |
80-82 |
21 |
Studies of Stretchable Airjet Textured Yarn - A Experimental Review
-Mr. Manish Bhatia ; Prof. Ashwin Thakkar; Prof. Vaishali D. Shah
Airjet Texturing process is mechanical method to produce bulkiness in the yarn. Also the feed yarns need not to be restricted to synthetic yarns. The air textured yarns resemble spun yarns in their appearance and physical charactertics. The air-jet Texturising process is the most versatile process of all the yarn texturizing methods in that it can blend filament together during process. As it is also know that airjet textured yarn is having almost similar properties of cotton yarn so by introducing lycra into it the strength and Stretchability of the yarn and fabric can be increased and also better appearance can be seen. Read More...
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Textile Engineering |
India |
83-86 |
22 |
Industrial Burner Automation Based on PLC HMI & SCADA
-Rahul Udhoshyam Pandey ; Nidhi Bhatt
In this paper the basic concepts of HMI (Human Machine Interface) & SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems is studied, and then interfacing it with PLC system. Industrial Burner Automation is being done which is based on PLC,HMI & SCADA with remote monitoring and energy conservation. Remote monitoring of field devices is being done with the Scada software and it gathers all the data from Plc module. Here HMI is being used to primarily control and monitor the industrial wood pellet burner. Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) is being used to control the speed of motor by PID control logic.. A P&I screen will be designed to be used for easy monitoring for the burner operator. A Process Trend and Data log will be available for finding the previous and current value of parameters. By Data Logging in SCADA all the data which will be gathered from data logging will be saved to a computer system. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
87-90 |
23 |
Improving the Joint Design in Silencer of Sprayer Machine using FEA
-Mehulkumar Mohanbhai Patel ; Tejas Mehta; S. J. Thanki
Brazing is used for joining parts of silencer used in sprayer machine which is manufactured by spark auto industry established in 1989. Silencer is a device used to reduce the noise produced by the engine. Cracks are generally form in the heat affected zone of the parent material. Residual stresses are an important consideration in the component integrity and life assessment of welded structure. Inspiring from the FEA, it has been carried out for estimating the stress generation in weld or brazed joint. Here value of residual stress for both, welding and brazing are carried out by thermal stress analysis and compared with each other. For the successful replacement of brazing by welding will only possible when the value of residual stress of welding must be lower than brazing. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
91-94 |
24 |
NLP to Create sql Query
-Tabrez Khan ; Shaikh Shagufta; Shaikh Sharmeen; Momin Ummiya; Shaikh Rameeza
NLP to create sql query, this intelligent system converts the human language into the structured query language. Every year, every minute thousands of data is generated and managed. To use this data or retrieving information, database interaction is important and for this purpose expertise are required. The problem is that it restricts the interaction between the naive user and the database. Only few people who have knowledge of formal database language can retrieve the desired information from the database. To overcome such a problem this proposed system would have the capability to analyze the user statements written in different ways and accordingly it gives response to the user. In this way it help a normal educated person having no knowledge of query language to easily interact with the system. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
95-98 |
25 |
Study of cloudlet deployed in various environment
-Kiran R. Bidua ; Geet Christian
Cloud computing is a newly emerging technology. Cloud computing is widely in use because it provides opportunity to dynamically scale the computing resources for applications. Also the resources are efficiently shared among customers using virtualization technology. Over the past two decades, the world economy has rapidly moved from manufacturing to more service-oriented. Since cloud computing environment has large setup and cost associated with it, testing applications and resource allocation policies are highly challenging. Also in today’s generation, mobile devices are widely used like mobile phones, PDA, laptops, etc., which provides public the flexibility to access the cloud while on the move. So, it is difficult to manage the large amount of data on cloud server and allocate the resources efficiently to mobile users or mobile devices [3], [11]. Thus, a new architectural element called CLOUDLET which comes from the convergence of mobile computing technology and cloud computing technology came into existence [3]. It represents the middle tier of a 3-tier hierarchy: mobile device --- cloudlet --- cloud. A cloudlet can be viewed as a "data centre in a box" whose goal is to "bring the cloud closer". Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
99-102 |
26 |
Investigation and Analysis of Magneto Rheological Fluid Damper for Suppressing Tool Vibration during Hard Turning
-Suraj Suresh ; Asso. Prof. S. Radhakrishnan
Tool vibration is a frequent and major problem in the manufacturing industry where metal cutting operations take place. It mainly affects the surface finish of the work piece, tool life and produce irritating noise. In order to restrain tool vibration, it is necessary to develop and analyze suitable methods which increases stability and improves the cutting performance. The project aims at analyzing a MR Damper suitable for the operation. MR fluid is composed of oil and varying percentages of iron particles that have been coated with an anti-coagulant material. This new class of device known as Magneto Rheologycal (MR) dampers will match well with the requirements and constraints of applications, including the necessity of having very low power requirements. A simple MR damper model is created for the work. The influence of MR damper was checked by measuring various parameters such as tool vibration, cutting force, surface roughness and tool wear. Taguchi design of experiments was used for conducting the cutting experiment. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
103-108 |
27 |
Reliable Data Transmission to Mobile Cloud From Wireless Sensor Network
-Amey Anurag Vajpeyi ; Anjali Prakash Wagh; Payal Dilip Patil
The combination of ubiquitous wireless sensor Network (WSN) and powerful mobile cloud computing M.C.C. is an investigation topic that is fascinating growing attention in both academic and usefulness. In this new example, WSN delivers data to the cloud and moveable users demand data from the cloud. To provision applications involving W.S.N.-M.C.C. combination, which need to dependably offer data that are more beneficial to the moveable users from W.S.N. to cloud, this project first recognizes the critical problems that disturb the helpfulness of sensory data and the dependability of W.S.N., then suggests a novel W.S.N.-M.C.C. integration scheme called T.P.S.S., which contains of 2 main parts: 1) time & priority based selective data transmission T.P.S.D.T. for W.S.N. gateway to selectively transfer sensory data that are more valuable to the cloud, seeing the time and priority features of the data demanded by the mobile user and 2)PSS algorithm which is priority based sleep scheduling algorithm for W.S.N. to save energy depletion so that it can gather and transmit data in a More trustworthy way. Diagnostic and investigational results demonstrate the efficiency of T.P.S.S. in improving usefulness of sensory data and reliability of W.S.N. for W.S.N.-M.C.C. integration. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
109-111 |
28 |
A Critical Study of Composite Fiber Reinforced Concrete with the Partial Replacement of Cement by flyash
-Modassar Ansari ; M.C. Paliwal
Concrete is a most versatile material it can be used in typical environmental condition like extreme cold & hot weather, under any chemically surcharged and atomic reactor. Concrete possess very good compressive strength but have very low tensile strength, that cannot be neglected also limited ductility and little resistance to cracking. Internal microcracking is inherently present in concrete and the poor tensile strength of concrete is due to propagation of these microcracks and that leads to brittle fracture of concrete. In a Composite Fiber Reinforced Concrete (CFRC), two or more different types of fibers are rationally combined and added to the concrete produce a composite material that derives benefits from each of the individual fibers and show evidence of a synergistic response. The foremost aim of the present experimental investigation is to use different fractions of coconut coir and galvanized steel fibers to produce HFRC and thus to evaluate its performance under compression and flexure strength. Samples were prepared with 10 % replacement of ordinary Portland cement with fly ash and various proportions of these two fibers. The amount of fiber is kept upto 3% by the weight of cement. Six samples are prepared with the ratio of S0C0, S3C0, S2C1, S1.5C1.5, S1C2, & S0C3. The strength of each specimen is investigated to determine the optimum result of sample. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
112-115 |
29 |
A Survey on Efficient Detection of Selfish Nodes in Manet Using a Collaborative Watchdog
-Nandhini P.S ; N.Duraipandian
Misbehavior of Nodes is basically due to selfish or faulty nodes or malicious reasons can degrade the performance of Mobile ad-hoc networks (MANETs). To handle with misbehaviour in such self-organised networks, nodes need to adapt their strategy to changing levels of cooperation. This cooperation is a cost-intensive activity and some nodes can refuse to cooperate, leading to a selï¬sh node behaviour. Hence, the overall network performance could be affected seriously. The well-known mechanism to detect selï¬sh nodes are watchdogs. However, the detection process handled by watchdogs can fail, reporting false positives and false negatives which leads to wrong operations. Besides, depending on local watchdogs alone can lead to bad performance when detecting selï¬sh nodes, in term of precision and speed.. Thus, we propose CoCoWa as a collaborative contact-based watchdog to reduce the time and improve the effectiveness of detecting selfish nodes, reducing the harmful effect of false positives, false negatives and malicious nodes. CoCoWa is based on the diffusion of the known positive and negative detections. When a contact occurs between two collaborative nodes, the diffusion module transmits and processes the positive (and negative) detections. Analytical and experimental results show that CoCoWa can reduce the overall detection time with respect to the original detection time when no collaboration scheme is used, with a reduced overhead (message cost). Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
116-119 |
30 |
Experimental Comparison of E-Glass Fiber Reinforced Thermosetting and Thermoplastic Composites for Tensile Strength
-SRINIVAS K R ; Premkumar Naik; Somanath B
This current work is concerned with the development of thermos-set and thermo-plastic composites reinforced with e-glass ï¬bers. The influence of ï¬ber content in the composites was studied by tensile test. The thermoset and thermoplastic used in this work are Epoxy and Polypropylene materials. Finally comparing the tensile strength between the Epoxy and Polypropylene composite materials. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
120-122 |
31 |
Performance Analysis of TCP for Various Mobile ADHOC Routing Protocol
-Ranjeet Yadav
In this paper the performance of the TCP over different Mobile Ad-hoc Routing Protocols is evaluated by using the network simulator (NS2). The routing protocols used in the simulations are Ad-hoc On Demand Distance Vector Routing protocol (AODV), Dynamic Source Routing protocol (DSR) and Destination Sequenced Distance Vector routing protocol (DSDV). The DSDV is a table driven algorithm. DSR is source routing algorithm i.e. source appends the complete route for the packet to reach the destination in the packet’s header. AODV is an on demand routing protocol. To analyze the performance of TCP over routing protocols MANET the TCP through put and TCP window size are obtained from simulations. The simulations are performed for the three routing protocols (i.e. AODV, DSDV and DSR) for the different mobility rates. By comparing the TCP throughput and TCP window size for different routing protocols at different mobility rates, the performance of the TCP for different mobile Ad-hoc Routing protocols is evaluated. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
123-129 |
32 |
Convective Thermal Analysis of Rectangular Fins
-Kesavulu P ; V.Gnana Prakash; A.Asha; P.Praveen Babu ; V.Govinda Naik
The object of this study is to analyze the heat exchanging fins and to show the effects of convection in heat transfer model on an electrical motor. Motor running heat transfer in the stainless steel profile was studied. The temperature of surface and the temperature profile of fin can be estimated by simulation using ANSYS. On the other hand, the calculation of natural convection shows similar result to ANSYS result. For the effect of material properties, the material is changed from steel AISI 4340 to aluminium. The temperature at the surface of the aluminium wall is higher than that of steel. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
130-131 |
33 |
Privacy Protection for medical data in distributed server
-Nikhil Vilas Thorat ; Wabale Ashwini Hambir; Kardile Pratiksha Ashok; Salgat Piraji Raghu; Prof.Swati S Gore
Remote sensor systems have been broadly utilized as a part of social insurance applications, for example, healing facility what's more home patient observing. Remote medicinal sensor systems are more powerless against listening in, adjustment, mimic and replaying assaults than the wired systems. A considerable measure of work has been done to secure remote medicinal sensor systems. The current arrangements can secure the patient information amid transmission, however can't stop within assault where the persisting chairman database uncovers the delicate patient information. we propose a functional way to deal with keep within assault by utilizing various information servers to store tolerant information. The principle commitment of this paper is safely conveying the patient information in different information servers and utilizing the Paillier and ElGamal cryptosystems to perform measurement investigation on the patient information without bargaining the patients security. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
133-135 |
34 |
Implementation of UWB Radio-Over-Optical Fiber Transmission in the 60GHz
-SUNIL KUMAR CHAURASIYA ; NAMRATA SAHAYAM
Ultra-Wideband radio-over-optical fiber (UROOF) technology demonstrates the potential for providing wireless broad-band service for the next generation optical communication system. The performance of MB-OFDM UWB over fiber transmission system is investigated considering optical modulation and demodulation impact. The recent wireless network providers require high transmission bandwidth with voice, data and multimedia service for fixed and mobile users. A radio-over-fiber system capable of very high efficient data transmission and based on multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) and orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) is presented here. We will develop an ultra-wideband radio-over-optical fiber (UROOF) concepts and technologies for a number of important in-house applications characterized by a best processing gain of about 17.78dB.Channel capacity 870Mbps for 100 users at 60GHz. We also discuss future trends in the field of UWB UROOF technologies in 60 GHz. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
136-139 |
35 |
A Survey on RFID Based Indoor Student Positioning System Using Face Recognition System
-Momin Anis A. ; Ghule Chaitanya N.; Phapale Aniket Vilas; Jadhav Sagar Dilip; Gunjal Shubhangi D.
In today’s world regularity of student’s attendance is concerned in the administration of Educational Institutions. Overall academic performance is affected due to poor attendance which further results in detention list. Currently student’s attendances are marked by using attendance sheet provided by the faculty members in the classroom, which consumes lot of time and a completely manual process. The proposed system for student’s attendance system integrates RFID reader along with Face recognition system. RFID readers would be installed at various locations in campus and also in classes along with cameras for face recognition. When student comes in the vicinity of reader then location can be found which will send that location to the server. Server checks the timetable of that student if he/ she will not attend lecture according to timetable then notification will be send to the admin. This system ensures that attendance record of the students would be maintained properly and efficiently. The system may also generate detention list of the students. It is small scale automated application, which is easy to control as well as time saving and reliable. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
140-144 |
36 |
Hazard Indentification, Risk Assessment and Control at Gas Inlet Area of Onshore Terminal
-Yeshaswee Bijalwan
‘Risk’ is the product of the probability that a specified undesired event will occur and the severity of the consequences of the event. To determine the ‘risk’ of a specific ‘hazardous event’ taking place therefore requires information on the likelihood of the event taking place and the severity of the adverse consequences that could be expected to follow from it. Risk is a term which combines the chance that a specified undesired event will occur and the severity of the consequences of the event. To determine the risk associated with a specific 'hazardous event', information is therefore required on the chance of the event taking place and the severity of the consequences that might be expected to follow from it. Risk is sometimes also defined as the product of probability and the severity of consequences. The Risk Assessment Matrix (RAM) is a tool designed to enable a consistent approach to qualitative risk assessment. It also establishes a common terminology to support communication about Risk throughout the Petroleum –E&P. To achieve this, the RAM shall be interpreted and used in accordance with certain fundamental principles: RAM assessment refers only to the analysis of specific risks to determine how to categorize them in RAM terms. A RAM assessment does not generate a decision about the action that should be taken in respect of any Risk or any financial or asset management issues. Consequently, a RAM assessment will always be only one step in a wider process of identification, control, mitigation or communication of Risk (HEMP-Hazards and Effects Management Process). Read More...
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Health,Safety and Environment Engineering |
India |
145-151 |
37 |
Experimental Investigation of Mechanical Properties for Bagasse Natural Composite Material
-Ravi Munje ; Ashok H; Anand C M
As we know that day today innovative creations is happening in the field of each and every where majorly in the field of materials. In early days generally people used to have iron and other materials to have an final creative products without knowing its weight and life of it but as the days are going the creations are coming up frequently now instead of regular materials they are trying to put natural materials with the consideration of composite materials. As we know composite is nothing but an creation of two constituents that to an chemical ingredients which are reinforcing material which is embedded into an matrix body with sufficient volume. So now if we consider a natural one which will be known as natural composite such as, Bagasse. jute, feathers, wood stacks and so on then the matter will be a single reinforcing material and a matrix body as resin with this we can implement natural composite in place of regular composites with all its properties. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
152-153 |
38 |
Study on Combustion Performances of Burners in Furnace in Coal Fired Power Plants
-Martin Jose ; Dr James Varghese
Steam generation are one of the critical components of a thermal powerplant. Studies of the performance of combustion in a steam generator are very complex in nature. In this work numerical simulations are used to investigate the characteristics of gas and coal particle two-phase flow in boiler furnaces. In order to examine the detailed behavior of the flow different load conditions were given with varying the velocity of flow of air and fuel. Flow characteristics with multiple number of burners and firing at different locations resembeling variation of load is studied. Studies of effect of different operating conditions are studied using commercial code FLUENT. To determine velocity, temperature characteristics a 3D combustor model isused in this case study. Change of size in burners is done in order to find the temperature profiles changes in furnace. Analyses of particle trajectories are done so as to study the emission characteristics, fouling on burners etc. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
154-158 |
39 |
Recent Trends of Research in the field of Computing Sciences and Informatics
-Gerard Deepak ; Sheeba Priyadarshini J; Navya Prakash
Research is an integral part of an academic institution, industry and R& D laboratories. Research and Innovations lead to the development of Technology and in turn contribute the Countries Economy and tends to improve the living standards of the people and henceforth accelerates the upliftment of the Society. For conducting good research, researches must be aware of several domains of research and possibilities for research under a topic of research. In order to promote research, several a research domains that have a lot of scope for research are discussed in the field of Computing and Informatics. Petro Informatics, Geo-Informatics, Computational Biology, Chem Informatics, Green Computing, SMAC/SWIMAC technology stack, IOT, Social Computing, Information Technology and Society are discussed as potential research domains and promote the scope for research in these areas. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
159-163 |
40 |
A Survey On Meliorate Data Distribution in Big data
-S.Shefali ; S.Gunasundari
The data distribution techniques hold an important role by having an influence on increasing the rate by which data can be processed as well as transferred in a cloud. A study has been made on various data distribution approaches one can look up on either in single cloud or multi cloud processing or storage systems. Centralized data distribution approach is the easiest way to set up in a client- server model but falls short of being an optimum model by the virtue of single point failure. A slight improvement over centralized is semi centralized approach. Peer to Peer approach stands firm by overcoming the single point failure, decreasing the latency in the data distribution. In this paper, various data distribution techniques along with P2P have been discussed in detail to uplift the data distribution in big data. A holistic study has been done on the hadoop ecosystem and the impact on load balancing which would eventually be taken as a parameter for testing its efficacy. Through all the required survey on various interlinked topics of data distribution mechanisms, we have inferred that P2P is still not an utopian scheme for data distribution and more work has to be contributed in coming days to remove all or few of its effecting demerits on data distribution. Read More...
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Computer Science |
India |
164-166 |
41 |
Structural Analysis and Design Optimization for Handle Bar Assembly of Motor-cycle
-Chandrakant S. Khemkar ; Prof. Ganesh A. Kadam
Now a day’s technology is omnipresent in day to day life of growing industrial sector. Motorcycle handlebar refers to the steering mechanism for motorcycles. Handlebars often support part of the rider's weight, and provide a mounting place for controls such as brake, throttle, clutch, horn, light switch, and rear view mirrors. The two-wheeler and the four-wheeler industry are normally faced with challenges related to function and safety. The scope of this dissertation work falls in this area where the design and optimization of the Handlebar assembly needs to be reviewed for the sake of failure during use. For our case, the housing of the handle bar and assembly is met with failure near the accelerator end of the handle. A study is being initiated by identifying the source of this failure of the handle bar assembly addressing the same with modified or improved design features for reducing the incidence of failure. Whole handle bar assembly is more susceptible to the failures as it experience numerous forces such as bumps, braking, engine vibrations, rider force, road excitations etc. Finite Element Analysis would be deployed for the structural analysis using Radios or suitable solver. For this work, experimentation shall be performed for validating the performance parameter identified as `Buckling' of Handlebar. The load Vs displacement shall be recorded using load cells with data logger to display results. Variants shall be proposed for study and analysis. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
167-171 |
42 |
Simulate the Performance Analysis of a PV Module with Consideration of Environmental Factors and Modelling Solar Photovoltaic Cell
-Pranavkumar Patel ; Sunil Bhatt
This paper presents mathematical model of solar photovoltaic (PV) cell and to simulate its behavior and performance analysis of Photovoltaic Cell(PV) module on different temperature conditions and irradiance levels. The model is used to study different effects on the PV array including operating temperature and solar irradiation level is able to simulate both the I-V characteristics curves and the P-V characteristics curves. The model was developed by using Matlab /Simulink software. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
172-174 |
43 |
Analysis and Modeling of Single Point Cutting Tool with help of ANSYS for Optimization of Vibration Parameter
-Vivek Kumar
Machining is process where material is removed from the workpiece and is often accompanied by Self-excited vibration generated by the cutting process or by friction. These vibrations are undesired and have to minimised. Here, a single point cutting tool (20x20x40) made of molybdenum High Speed steel (UNST11302) is used for turning operation. It experiences forces due rotation of spindle, feed rate and depth of cut (2000 N, 1100 N, 1000 N) which produces vibration in tool as stated above. This is responsible for high wear and tear of tool. The tool is modeled in ANSYS Workbench. Modal analysis is done to determine the natural frequency of the work piece. With the range of frequency obtained from modal analysis, harmonic analysis is done to study the vibrational effect. To minimise this, optimization is done to find dimension of tool for which it experiences minimum vibration and minimum stresses so that it may work for longer period of time or its life may be enhanced. The tool having cross sectional dimension of (19.8x 18.7) and (21.8 x 20.45) and have minimum vibrational effect and minimum vibrational effect and equivalent stress both respectively. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
175-177 |
44 |
A Survey on Interest- Based Search Technique in a Cloud Environment
-Vidhya Vishali. KV ; Dr. V. Vijaya Chamundeeswari
Cloud computing allows external storage capabilities. Due to hardware limitations in an organization, the organizational documents and data are sent to external scalable cloud storage. The organizational data are bound to reuse and hence the users may have to access the data in future. The organizational data might be considered confidential and hence they are secured in the cloud storage. Also it has to be ensured that the cloud service providers are not allowed to access the data being stored. This can be controlled by minimizing information leakage to the CSP. Since the organization comprises of users from different domains, the area of interest differs for each individual users. Practical challenges in existing search techniques are: Single-key word search provides only limited results, irrelevant search results, Less efficiency in terms of delay. A survey on various methodologies followed for secured search over encrypted environment is presented here. Also, the growth of event-based applications in cloud model handles a new challenges called publish/subscribe paradigm. Here, We have also taken into account the subscription based search paradigm to enhance the interaction between the user and the search system. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
178-181 |
45 |
Lean manufacturing Tool for Productivity Enhancement-Case Study
-Vijayshri Mahobiya
Today worlds lean manufacturing is very common term for waste elimination in manufacturing industry. This paper focused on lean manufacturing concept in XYZ Pvt. Ltd Pithampur. The concept of lean manufacturing is based on the waste elimination. Lean tool are helpful to indentify the waste and non value added thing in system and provide the tool for removing the wastes. Waste is reduced by the lean technique in XYZ manufacturing company; there is manufacturing work, the loder backhoe, vibratory compactor. The loader backhoe completes in several operation. In the XYZ plant there are two basic productions line one is conveyor line another is sub assembly line. The company manufactures 4 to 5 loader backhoes in a day, i.e. in 16 hours. The company has observed increase in demand of loader backhoes. The company has established a target of manufacturing 10 loader backhoes in a day. In order to reach the set target the company has to increase its productivity. This paper is based on data based analysis In XYZ company. Although the process and discrete industry share several common characteristics, there are areas where they are very different. Both manufacturing settings have overlap, but at the extreme, each has its unique characteristics. Using this concept try to enhancement of productivity, by using the concepts of lean manufacturing and single piece flow system in particular format. Read More...
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Industrial Engineering |
India |
182-185 |
46 |
Automatic Caption Generation for News Articles and Personal Photos
-Pravin Chandrakant Ugale ; Deshmukh Sonali Dattatray; Walzade Amit Balasaheb; Kshirsagar Jayesh Prabhakar
AutoCaption may be a system that helps a smartphone user generates a caption for his or her photos. It operates by uploading the pic to a cloud service wherever variety of parallel modules area unit applied to acknowledge a spread of entities and relations. The outputs of the modules area unit combined to come up with an outsized set of candidate captions, that area unit came to the phone. The phone consumer includes a convenient programme that permits users to pick out their favorite caption, reorder, add, or delete words to get the grammatical vogue they like. The user may choose from multiple candidates came by the popularity modules. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
186-187 |
47 |
Review Paper On Image Based Steganography And Java Encryption Api
-Deepika ; Dr. Sanjay Satyam
Cryptography and steganography are widely used techniques for manipulation of messages in order to hide that message. These techniques have a lots of applications in computer science and other related fields. They are used to protect important data like corporate data,e-mail messages, credit card information etc. More specifically, steganography is the art and science of communication in a way which hides the existence of the original message. A encryption is technique which converts the message in some other format. Encryption with java provides a very secure way of communication in any of the media Java provides a good set of APIs for cryptography. This paper presents different methods of steganography with introduction to available java APIs which can be suggested for more secure messages. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
188-189 |
48 |
A Review of Solar Thermal Refrigeration and Cooling by Absorption Method
-Hitendra J Patel ; Ramesh N Mevada
Solar energy is most important technology in the world today due to its usefulness like easily accessible and available. But it is also important that, how can we use such energy for the other purposes for the benefits of the mankind. In this review paper, a work done by the various scientists, researchers and engineers among the world worked on the solar refrigeration. Now a days, due to the global warming there is an adverse effect on the environment. Hence, the solar refrigeration is a viable alternative for the reduction of the global warming and make the life happier. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
190-192 |
49 |
Design Analysis of Crankshaft by Equivalent Beam Method
-Sanjay Bhaskar Zope ; Patil Amol S; Mahendra Dhere
In design and analysis industry, plenty of the time is spent on preparation of geometric models, meshing and analysis. Various design and analysis software are used for this purpose. For complex geometry components, most of the time is required for the analysis of component by Finite Element Method. Also, while modelling the component, it becomes difficult to capture all the features for complex parts. The thesis focuses on crank shaft with very complex geometry to be represented by simple beam by equivalent beam method. The equivalent beam method is used to replicate the static structural behaviour of the component by simple equivalent beam. Proposed geometry is verified through comparison of dynamic behaviours of both components. The thesis also focuses on the time reduction achieved by the application of equivalent beam method. Read More...
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Aeronautical Engineering |
India |
193-195 |
50 |
Experimental Investigation on Strength Properties Of Waste Ceramic Aggregate Concrete
-Mohammed Muddasir Nawaz ; Asst. Prof. Md Mansoor Ahmed
Concrete is the best construction material all around the world due to the plastic property which helps it to be casted and moulded into any desirable shape. Usage of concrete as increasing the materials used for concrete are also depleting fast due to the high usage in the era of modernization. Ceramic waste from the ceramic industries contributes as a major material for waste materials which cannot even decomposed on dumping. In the present study, ceramic aggregate waste is used as a partial replacement of natural coarse aggregate. The ceramic waste is chiseled to obtain aggregate of required size 20mm. The ceramic coarse aggregate is used as a partial replacement and replaced as according to mix proportions. Mix proportion of 1:1.73:2.88 with W/c ratio 0.48 for M20 Grade concrete and Mix proportion of 1:1.48:2.5 with W/c ratio 0.45 for M30 Grade Concrete was used for the present study. A total of 156 specimens are casted which consists of 72 Cube, 36 Cylinders and 36 Prisms. The test results obtained are compared and studied with the conventional reference concrete and conclusions are drawn from it for further use of ceramic waste aggregate for further use. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
196-199 |