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151 |
Guaranteed Quality of Service using Double Resource Renting Scheme in Cloud Computing
-Varsha Ramesh Ohol ; Prof. Vandana Navale
Cloud computing, also on-demand computing, is a kind of Internet-based computing that provides shared processing resources and data to computers and other devices on demand. It is a model for enabling ubiquitous, on-demand access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources e.g., networks, servers, storage, applications and services, which can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort. Mostly single long term renting scheme is used for configuration of a cloud service platform under given market demand. There are many disadvantages of this single long term scheme. It cannot guarantee the service quality as well as maximum resource waste happen. To over come this problem double resource renting scheme is designed. In this short-term renting and long-term renting are combined to solve the single long term renting scheme issues. M/M/m+D queuing model is used for service system. A profit maximization problem is formulated for the double renting scheme and the optimized configuration of a cloud platform is obtained by solving the profit maximization problem. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
557-560 |
152 |
Analysis and Control of DFIG Based Wind Turbine in Power System
-Ronakkumar Vijaybhai Patel ; Dishang D. Trivedi; Krunal M. Patel
The main purpose of this paper is to check the stability for DFIG (Doubly Fed Induction Generator) using reduced order model. For power system transient studies inclusion of the network transients and generator stator transients increases the order of the overall system model. Further, a small time step is required for numerical integration resulting in an increased computational time. In this paper reduced order (3rd) machine models are described and the control of the wind turbine discussed. The capability of the DFIG for speed control and its performance during a speed change is also addressed. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
561-564 |
153 |
Retrofitting and Rehabilitation of Existing Elevated Water Tank
-Hemant Pradip Ghadge ; Amol Tukaram Gavali; Sagar Shahaji Jadhav; Abhijit Nagnath Kadam; Nitin Jagannath Salle
Elevated water tanks are one of the most important lifeline structures in earthquake prone regions. In major cities and also in rural areas elevated water tanks forms an integral part of water supply scheme. These structures has large mass concentrated at the top of slender supporting structure hence these structures are especially vulnerable to horizontal forces due to earthquake. Analysis is done according to IS 1893 Part I & II, Wind analysis is done according to IS 875-1987 (Part III) & IS 875 draft (Part III). In this paper ESR of staging height 12m is considered with capacity varying from 20 m3 to 100 m3. Analysis has been done using SAP-2000.The Rehabilitation of the existing damaged Elevated storage reservoir with pile foundation is used in this work to evaluate the effectiveness of retrofitting techniques, called Concrete Jacketing. Economic aspects are studied for different innovative water tanks staging systems with reference to conventional frame type and shaft type staging of ESR.Reinforced concrete elevated water tanks are critical structures that are expected to remain functional after severe earthquake in order to serve water system network. During earthquake activity the liquid exerts impulsive and convective pressures (sloshing) on the walls and bottom of tank. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
564-568 |
154 |
Influence of Grades of Cement on Stabilization of Poorly Graded Sand
-Sumit Mukeshkumar Sharma ; Prof. M.G. Vanza
In the present study an attempt has been made to compare the compaction characteristics of designed poorly graded sand using two different grades of ordinary Portland cement. Cement has been used as a binding agent and was mixed with sand in varying percentages ranging from 4% to 12%. Standard proctor tests were carried out on these sand-cement mix so as to find the optimum proportion of cement to be added to sand to achieve maximum dry density. Results indicate that the optimum sand-cement mix on basis of maximum dry density was achieved at 92:8 proportion using OPC 53 grade cement and at 90:10 proportion using OPC 43 grade cement. Read More...
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Geo Technical Engineering |
India |
569-571 |
155 |
Qualitative Retrieval of Optical Image based on Cross Pan Refining Fusion Algorithm
-G.Annalakshmi ; I.Arivazhagan
The task of combing images from different sensors is known as multisensor image fusion. This paper presents the area based image fusion of the optical images. The co-registration is first conducted before image fusion. The segmentation of active and inactive area is performed. The integration of the image is based on novel area based image fusion scheme. Finally these images are fused into MS image by cross pan refining technique. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
572-575 |
156 |
Prestressed Concrete Design of Flexural Member
-Oshin K. Chahande ; Asavari A. Surjuse; Vinit Y. Jangade; Badrish P. Semwal
In its most straightforward structure, cement is a blend of cement and aggregates, or stones. The glue, made out of portland bond and water, coats the surface of the fine (little) and coarse (bigger) aggregates. Prestressed cement is a strategy for conquering solid's normal shortcoming in pressure. It can be utilized to deliver pillars, floors or extensions with a more extended range than is useful with standard strengthened cement. It is regularly utilized as a part of business and private development as an establishment piece. Prestressing tendons (for the most part of high rigidity steel link or poles) are utilized to give a cinching load which delivers a compressive anxiety that adjusts the ductile anxiety that the solid pressure part would somehow encounter because of a bowing load.Traditional fortified cement depends on the utilization of steel fortification bars, rebars, inside poured concrete. Prestressing can be expert in three ways: pretensioned concrete, and reinforced or unbonded post-tensioned cement. The prestressing of concrete has a few favorable circumstances when contrasted with conventional strengthened concrete without prestressing. A completely prestressed solid part is generally subjected to pressure amid administration life. This corrects a few insufficiencies of concrete like reduction in occurrence of cracks, increase in shear capacity etc. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
576-577 |
157 |
ANALYSIS OF SPUR AND HELICAL GEAR IN PORTAL AXLE GEAR BOX USING FEM
-S. MANIKANDAN ; Prof. S. Parimalamurugaveni
Portal axle or portal gear are an off road technology where the axle tube is above the center of the wheel hub and where there is a reduction in gear box in the hub. A portal axle unit is installed between the wheel and the axle shaft to give higher ground clearance to the vehicle. Excessive bending stress and contact stress causes the tooth breakage at root fillet and pitch point of the gear. This project deals the bending and contact stress of spur and helical gear in TATRA off road vehicle. Lewi’s and Hertz's equations are used to calculate the bending and contact stress theoretically. The analysis was performed on three different configurations such as without, with one and with two idler gear for spur and helical gear and compared the results. The gears are modelled by SOLIDWORKS and analysed by ANSYS workbench software. Theoretical and FEA stress values are compared for spur and helical gear. Among these two gears, spur gear shows the minimum bending stress and contact stress. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
578-581 |
158 |
The LDEP is achieved for Computer Tomography Image Retrieval in NEMA-Computer Tomography
-Manohar R ; Pushpa Mohan
Now a day’s picture revival plays an important role in diagnosis where a laboratory person can retrieve most similar images from arranging images over a query image of a specific patient. On this spot, we have to confinement the just done the circumspect picture as well as affirmation of assertion on the base of the local crosswise arrangement is received for CT picture renewal. The expected strategy approach has to recommendation the values as well as indexes of the local crosswise extremes to exploit the exchange among the crosswise neighbours of any centre point valve of the picture by using first-order invention process. The consequence values of the local bias depth are linked among the consequence value of the centre point to handle the exchange of centre point along its neighbours. Ultimately, the narrative is created on the base of ratio along with comparison of centre point among the local crosswise depth. The examination of only crosswise neighbours greatly reduces the dimension of the feature vector which stimulates the image retrieval task and solves the “malediction of dimensionality†problem also. The LDEP is used to test the CT picture revival in NEMA computer tomography and compared with the actual systems. The perfection in term of administration and economical in phrase of speeds up of the intended method are accepted by the analysis. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
582-586 |
159 |
Evaluation of Mechanical and Triobological Properties of LM6 Alloy
-Ranajeet Desai ; Bhushan Daphalapure; Amrut Dalvi; Nikhil Kharade; Dhiraj Banne
In the present work study, the effect of 2.32% silicon on the room temperature mechanical properties and tribological wear behavior of aluminum alloy have been investigated under dry sliding wear. In this tensile test were carried out and found that abrupt increase in tensile strength as the diameter increases. Effect of alloy composition, wear pressure and sliding speeds on LM6 alloys at 23ºC have been systematically studied. The result suggests that with the increasing wear pressure and sliding speed in all experiments wear rate increases. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
587-589 |
160 |
Cost Reduction on Government Project by Implementing Value Engineering at the Construction Stage
-Suthar Dhruv Piyushkumar ; Jitendra Patel
The paper discussed the concept of Value Engineering, its job plan and the analytically effective implementation of Value engineering concept through a different Study and its efforts have been put into the government construction project site. The material is chosen such that the cost is reduced without affecting the quality of the product and environment (Environment friendly materials). The best feasible solution from the available alternatives is chosen through the cost model and materials ranking. Through the application of Value Engineering profits are maximized without hindering the reliability of the product. With the effective utilization of the technique the final outcomes comes out to be a successful showcase of value engineering. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
590-593 |
161 |
Re-organizable Wireless Mesh Network using ARS
-Jayrajsinh Ramratansinh Parmar ; Prof. Jigar B. Chaudhary
In late year remote correspondence is most broadly utilized, yet there is likewise movement in encompassing environment, while exchanging the information from source to destination. This can be conceivable because of channel impedance, different impediments, which bring about connection disappointment causes poor execution, require costly system administration for their recuperation. To keep up the system execution Autonomous system reconfiguration framework (ARS) is utilized which independently reconfigure and recoup from neighborhood join disappointment. Through NS2 based reenactment ARS has been executed and assessed. ARS enhances the channel proficiency superior to anything other recuperation strategies for instance reroute and avaricious channel. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
594-597 |
162 |
Wi-Fi Network Pentest using Android Application
-S. P. Kadam ; Bhagyashree Mahajan; Mariya Patanwala; Prajakta Sanas; Shruti Vidyarthi
Wi-Fi is a local area wireless networking technology that is widely used for different purposes such as data transmission and wireless communication. Wi-Fi connection will most often result in faster, more reliable internet access and it is cheap. A penetration test on Wi-Fi is a proactive and authorized attempt to evaluate the security of an IT infrastructure by safely attempting to exploit system vulnerabilities, including OS, service and application flaws, improper configurations, and even risky end-user behaviour. Several operating system distributions like Kali Linux, pentoo are taken to the penetration testing. These systems require highly skilled technical users. In this paper, we are explaining methodology of combing all tools and methods and implementing them as a mobile application, making it feasible for anyone to do penetration testing of available Wi-Fi networks easily. The application will include test cases that are subjected to both an application and network layer penetration test. The advantage of this approach is android development requires minimal investment as Android provides freely its software development kit (SDK) to the developer which minimizes the development and licensing costs. Unlike other mobile platforms, Android application can be deployed in different ways. Usage of such systems eliminates need of having deep knowledge about networks and security aspects as it provides comparatively easy to use techniques but with the same effectiveness as of conventional tools. Read More...
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Wireless Communication and Computing |
India |
598-600 |
163 |
Analysis of DPD Linearizer using Indirect Learning Architecture for HPAs
-Swati Chaudhari ; Pratik Patel
This paper presents DPD linearizer for the high power amplifiers. Conventional High power amplifiers operating with wideband signals must be backed off considerably from their peak power level in order to control out of band distortions, also known as ‘spectral re-growth’. Different linearization techniques are there to identify and compensate those non-linearities, like feedback, feed forward and digital pre-distortion. In this paper a low complexity volterra series method and indirect learning architecture for DPD has been considered to linearise a PA. Read More...
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Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
India |
601-604 |
164 |
A Secure AODV Routing Protocol with Trust Algorithm in Mobile Ad-hoc Network
-Anil Kumar ; Gaurav Banga
In wireless sensor network or mobile ad-hoc network, numbers of sensor or mobile nodes are present that communicate with each other. The data is exchanged between these nodes, for this many routing algorithms are used that determine the path, distance etc. of the network. The process of finding the path between the nodes for information transfer is termed as routing. As per literature studied it was concluded that the most of the routing protocols such as AODV, DSDV, DSR etc. do not focus on the security of network. As per comparison, AODV routing protocol is better than the other protocols on the basis of performance metrics like throughput, PDR, packet loss etc. The security is one of the key factors that should be considered while transferring the information. Traditional protocols work on the basis of the distances between the nodes, trust value, bandwidth, and throughput etc. Security of the data was not considered anywhere. So in this work, a new algorithm is proposed that will take security of the data in account along with it the trust mechanism approach is updated. On the basis of both direct and indirect trust values, node to node distance is calculated. After finding the route, the security of the data is maintained by introducing key concept. This encryption of data before sending it to the destination prevents it from unauthorized access. From the results obtained it is concluded that this proposed algorithm is efficient than the traditional routing algorithms as the security of the network is increased. So we can say that this paper improved the security of AODV routing protocol with trust calculation and key concept. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
605-609 |
165 |
Perpetual Motion Machine of First Kind PMM-1
-Aman kumar Varman ; Abhishek Upadhyay; Arun kumar Singraul; Shilesh kumar Dwivedi
Ever since the beginning of human civilization there are plenty of efforts have been made to create a perpetual motion machine by different era’s researchers and scientists, though physics have stated two thermodynamic laws which explains that it is impossible to create any kind of perpetual motion machine (PMM), but still inventors have tried a lot to do so and are still trying. our research is about a new type of perpetual motion machine which is actually being inspired from the automobile engine. The machine (engine) which we have made will give continue output work and consumes no energy except for initiation. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
610-611 |
166 |
A Survey on Classification Algorithms in Data Mining of Bioinformatics
-Muthulakshmi S ; Dr. R.Porkodi
Data mining is used to extract the information from a large amount of data. Data mining consist of two models, they are predictive and descriptive. Classification is one of the data mining technique which comes under predictive model. Classification is used in many applications such as artificial intelligent, machine learning, statistics and database system. Data mining can be applied to these problems, to improve the efficiency of systems and the designs of machines. This paper surveyed the some algorithm gives the best result. The researchers used different classification algorithm in which are namely K- Nearest Neighbour classifiers, Decision tree, Bayesian network, Support Vector Machine, Artificial Neural Networks. This paper also presented the comparison of all five algorithms used in Bioinformatics Research. Read More...
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Computer Science |
India |
612-617 |
167 |
Detection and Prediction of Various Scenarios by Extraction and Analysis of Data from Social Networks
-Binayak Biswas ; Akshay Ahire; Devendra Burad; Nikhil Chandwani
Social media like Facebook today are not only just a website. They are now become much popular communication tool for internet users. It is a medium through which users belonging to any of category, profession can make their comments. These all comments have contained some features along with it. These comments or status are really useful which are actually viewed as their ‘OPINIONS’. Opinions are really important while we need to analyze any of product, topic, discussion and whatever which will require some user opinions to draw some inferences and conclusions from them. Social media plays an important role for this intention. In this paper we are going to extract the posts of the user and on the extracted posts we are going to classify them into various classes or categories and we are going to check whether a feedback is POSITIVE, NEGATIVE and NEUTRAL. The prediction based on various posts, comments, data on networking sites can be done to predict the feasibility of any idea, comments on various upcoming advancements, psychological decisions to be made on various ideologies. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
618-620 |
168 |
Node Failure Detection In Wireless Sensor Networks
-Divyangkumar Ambelal Dhangar ; Jignesh V. Patel
The quick development in hardware, electronic sensor and correspondence innovation has made it conceivable to build the WSNs comprises of huge number of versatile sensors node. In view of this estimation exactness of different parameter in the field has been expanded, at last expanded the nature of remote sensor system. Presently as the quantity of sensor node increment i.e. convenient sensor node in remote sensor system. The likelihood of sensor node failure gets expanded. This is principle strain or key test to expel or to understand, which has influence the unwavering quality and proficiency of WSNs. To keep up the nature of remote sensor node we need to do taking after things 1. Identification of malfunctioning sensor node. 2. Identification of failure sensor node. Failure happens because of taking after things specialized gadget failure, battery issue, environment and sensor gadget failure/issue. It turns into a pattern to send the expansive quantities of convenient remote sensors in WSNs to build the nature of administration (QoS). The QoS of such WSNs is primarily influenced by the failure of sensor nodes. Likelihood of sensor node failure increments with expansion in number of sensors. With a specific end goal to keep up the better QoS under failure conditions, recognizing and disconnecting such blames are key. In the proposed strategy, defective sensor node is recognized by measuring the Round Trip Delay (RTD) time of discrete round trip paths and comparing them with threshold value. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
621-624 |
169 |
Arduino based Power Factor Compensation using TSC
-Kamble Hemant Appaso ; Mole Pradeep Sampat; Kothawale Sunil Gautam; Adsule Priya Ashok; Banne Sonali Ashok
Automatic power factor compensation is widely employed in industry to improve system performance and avoid penalty imposed by utility in case of poor power factor. Since relay based capacitor bank switching adds to THD, we present a design and performance of triac based capacitor bank switching using on arduino microcontroller. The performance of system is evaluated for different load conditions. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
625-628 |
170 |
Data Discovery and Dissemination Improvement in VANET using Hybrid Architecture
-Prajyoti P. Sabale ; Anjali Raut
Vehicular Ad-Hoc Network (VANET) is a promising Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) technology that enables numerous applications such as safety message dissemination, dynamic route discovery, gaming and entertainment. This paper proposes an architecture which is the integration of IEEE Wireless Access in Vehicular Environments (WAVE), VMaSC: Vehicular Multi-hop algorithm for Stable Clustering and 3GPP networks (LTE),combining these two technologies to achieve the high data rates of IEEE 802.11p-based VANETs and wide coverage of 3GPP (LTE) technology simultaneously. In this architecture, vehicles are clustered based on this approach VMaSC, and elected heads operate as dual-interface node with the functionality of IEEE 802.11p and LTE interface. Read More...
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Computer Science and Information Technology |
India |
629-631 |
171 |
Design and Analysisi of Widw Swing Folded-Cascode OTA
-Priyanka Patel ; Dr. Kehul A Shah
This paper deals withthe design of Wide Swing Folded-Cascode OTA. An optimum OTA topology is done in order to optimize MOS transistor sizing. Also, the design of Folded Cascode OTA, which works for frequencies that lead to a baseband circuit design for RF application, is based on transistor sizing methodology. This paper deals an effective OTA design for good PSRR, low-voltage, low-power and wide output voltage swing operational amplifier. Trying to combine an alternative technique of voltage driven-Bulk CMOS with a folded cascade OTA design to improve PSRR and output voltage swing in that circuit by reducing its supply voltage and power consumption. The simulation of the cascode and folded cascode circuits is done using TSPICE simulation tool and the LEVEL–2, 180nm parameters are used. A complete analysis of the circuit is presented in this paper which shows how this circuit leads to a high gain and resistance at output. A comparison between the cascode and Folded-Cascode op amps is described. We have also described their simulated and calculated results comparison individually. The Wide Swing Folded-Cascode OTA is designed using 180 nm CMOS technology. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
632-636 |
172 |
ASSEMENT OF DELAY ON ARTIAL CORIDOR FOR MIXED VEHICAL - A CASE STUDY OF RAJKOT WEST ZONE
-Priyanka Mehta ; Prof. P.A.Shinkar
Cities play a vital role in promoting economic growth and prosperity. The development of cities largely depends upon their physical, social, and institutional infrastructure. Urbanization is now a day is major developing tool for any city. As population increases the travel demand is also increases. Mostly the road related facilities are not going to change much with the change in travel demand. Increase in the travel demand will increase the traffic but the facilities associated with this are not going to change very frequently so it results in the traffic congestion and it will create the traffic hazards, so to overcome of this issues there is a need to study the impact of change in the travel behavior on qualities of the traffic facilities and service qualities. The all work is carried out at micro level so that the clear perception can be made how the travel is actually impacting on the qualities on the service corridors. The Travel behavior is very much affected by the adjoining land use and socio-economic characteristics. Read More...
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Transportation Engineering |
India |
637-638 |
173 |
Effect of Intake Air Temperature On Performance of CI Engine Fueled with Diesel
-Arpan Rana ; Gaurav Rathod ; Dr. Tushar Patel
To determine the effect of intake air temperature on performance of a diesel engine, a study consists of intake air at variable temperature. The Experiment was conducted on Multi fuel, single cylinder, four stroke, Experimental engine connected to eddy current type of dynamometer for load arrangement. The experimental results show that there was a significant relation of the intake air temperature with performance of the engine. Increasing the intake air temperature Brake power, Mechanical efficiency, brake thermal efficiency and indicated thermal efficiency were increase where indicated power, fuel consumption and specific fuel consumption were decrease. Impact of intake air is noticeable when temperature of air is high such as 55ºc. Read More...
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AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING |
India |
639-641 |
174 |
Suspended Hexagonal Micro strip Antennas for Circular Polarization
-Prof.Abhijit Maidamwar
Suspended hexagonal micro strip antenna with a single coaxial feed has been proposed for circular polarization. The configuration has been realized by inserting perturbations along two opposite sides of the suspended hexagonal micro strip antenna. The bandwidth of 83 MHz has been obtained corresponding to VSWR < 2 dB , axial ratio< 3 dB has been achieved for the suspended antenna which is designed at 2.4 GHz. return losses -10 dB. Ansoft HFSS software has been used to simulate the antenna and observed that increase in iterations led to improvement is VSWR & return losses. This optimized micro strip antenna has the potential of operating in several of the currently broad band commercial existing systems such as, Bluetooth and GSM. Read More...
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Electronics and Telecommunication Department |
India |
642-643 |
175 |
Selecting an Economic Technology/Material for Reflector Surface of a Solar Thermal Concentrator through Literature and Market Survey
-Sanjay Randwa ; Vinod Parashar
Commercialization of concentrating solar power technology require the development of advance reflector that have low cost and high reflectivity for extended life times under the serve of outdoor atmospheric environment. In this paper consist of study and analysis market potential for a solar reflective material which has high reflectance and low material cost. The parabolic trough designed with a dimension of (210cm×60cm) and the thickness of 0.05cm of stainless steel (SS 304). We study the different types of coating material and applying method for improves the performance of reflecting surface. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
644-647 |
176 |
Chopper Controlled Slip Ring Induction Motor
-Saad Nadeem ; Rajnish Rai; Abhishek Singh; Atul Kumar; Rohit Nandan Srivastav
This paper describes the design of a circuit that includes chopper to control the speed of slip ring induction motor. Unlike other conventional method chopper controlled method provide contactless control of speed of slip ring induction motor. By using this method we can conserve the energy as the energy loss due to friction will be removed. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
648-650 |
177 |
A Methodology for 4G Mobile Networks Using Vertical Handoff Approach
-Shashank Singh ; Dr.Pankaj Kumar
The requirement of high bandwidth and greater mobile in next generation mobile network can be fulfill with the combination of both the technologies and this can only be achieved with the help of vertical handoff. The selection of vertical handoff technique is very important because it affect the quality of service in the network. The objective of this paper is to provide an intelligent and accurate decision making algorithm which is based on different input parameters. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
651-654 |
178 |
Multicolored Background White Line Tracking
-Wagh Aishwarya Sureshrao ; Mirza Ashher Ul Islam Mirza Samsam Baig; Shailendra keshav kirtikar
This paper describes an innovative approach for tracking white line on a multicolored background using image processing. Raspberry Pi model B version 1.1 along with Raspberry Pi camera is used for this purpose. The path is captured continuously through the camera, captured frames are processed with the help of OpenCv library. Various morphological operations such as dilation, erosion are used for further processing of captured frames. For achieving faster speed of operation and efficient utilization of the available built-in memory only Region of Interest (ROI) is processed instead of complete frame. Furthermore, the coordinates of line are continuously transmitted to the controller and steering is controlled accordingly in order to follow the line. For the front wheel steering control, servo motor is used in order to achieve the precise movement. Read More...
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Electronics and Telecommunication Department |
India |
655-658 |
179 |
Prediction of changes in facial structure in anaplasty using Kinect
-Gautami Bhake ; Prof. Arati Choudhari; Ashlesha Waghmare; Ruchita Tetu
now a day, plastic surgeons uses only traditional model to show after effects of surgery. In traditional model includes clay model does not show accurate dimension of one’s particular face. Using this system plastic surgeons will able to predict changes on face without doing any operation procedures such as Anaplasty. This project is aimed at to predict the facial changes in anaplasty using this revolutionary 3D game sensor. Anaplasty is termed as surgical operation involving reconstruction or reformation of any structure using healthy tissue, usually in the course of cosmetic procedures. It is essential that the operating surgeon has accurate and up to date information about defect face of patient. At the present instance, patients do not know the effect of anaplasty prior to surgery. We proposed a novel tool that helps to find face with effects of surgery. To make this system Kinect technology is used. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
659-661 |
180 |
Analysis of Material Removal Rate with Different Lubricants for En8 on CNC End Milling
-Ajay Saini ; Dr. Raj Kumar; Er. Didar Singh
The correct selection of manufacturing conditions is one of the most important aspects to take into consideration in the majority of manufacturing processes. Face milling is a very common method for metal cutting and finishing of machined parts. The input machining parameters being considered in this research is spindle speed, tool feed and type of lubricants. The Stainless steel EN8 is used as work piece. The tool used for milling operation is HSS face milling cutter. A well-designed experimental scheme was used to reduce the total number of experiments. The Taguchi’s L9 orthogonal array has been used to design the combinations of parameters of experiments. Material removal rate has been measured after the operations. The machining experiments are performed on Computer Numerical Control Vertical Milling Machine (640). Nine experiments are run on machine thrice. Material Removal Rate has been checked with the help of weighing machine. After the operations the measurements are fill in the L9 Orthogonal array table which is made with the help of MINITAB 16 and also plot the graph for different parameters (spindle speed, tool feed and type of lubricants). Signal to Noise ratio is used according to response (output) that means if we want to find S/N ratio for MRR then S/N ratio larger is better. The optimum levels of parameters have been found 2000 rpm spindle speed, 600mm/rev tool feed and using vegetable oil are optimized parameters to obtained Highest MRR. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
662-666 |
181 |
Design and Implementation of Microstrip Yagi-Uda Antenna
-NITHYA.B ; MOHAMMAD IRFAN; MITU KUMARI; MILIND M DESHPANDE; P.RAJESWARI
Yagi-Uda antenna is a directional antenna which consists of multiple parallel elements in a line. Advantages of using microstrip antennas are low weight, easy to fabricate and low cost. This paper presents a novel design of a microstrip Yagi-Uda antenna operating at 0.9 and 6GHz. The substrate used in this design is Rogers/RT Duroid 5880 (ɛr=2.2). This paper provides a comparative study of Yagi-Uda antenna operating at two different frequencies. The various results such as return loss, VSWR, radiation patterns, gain are realized. The simulation of this structure is done by using Ansoft High Frequency Structural Simulator (HFSS) tool. Read More...
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Telecommunication Engineering |
India |
667-669 |
182 |
Intelligent Shortest Path Tracking Arm 7 Based Robot
-Namrata Mandake ; Sneha Shinde; Priyanka Pawar; Prof. Mrs. Karambelkar V.S.
A Shortest Path Tracking ARM 7 Based Robot which can help in industrial environment for different tasks. A shortest path from fixed initial node to any final destination node is predefined. The main theme of this project is to find shortest path from source to destination with obstacle detection. With the help of IR sensor the Robot overcomes all the obstacles in its defined path. When a particular task is assigned to the robot it starts to find shortest distance to reach the distance. Robot finds its exact position with the help of compass reading which gives accuracy. When a navigation task is assign to the robot it also checks the different environmental conditions like temperature, gas and fire. To detect these parameters we use temperature, gas and fire sensors respectively. The implementation of the project has been shown and estimation of shortest path is done successfully. Read More...
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Electronics and Telecommunication Department |
India |
670-672 |
183 |
Content Based Image Retrieval Using Color and Texture Features
-Pakruddin .B ; Ravi G.H
Images are widely used nowadays and image retrieval as one of the interesting applications. It is an appropriate case to be implemented in CPU using new algorithms. In a collection of digital images people can efficiently make use of image retrieval tools to retrieve the images using different methods for image retrieval. Image processing technique like Image Retrieval which is a computationally intensive task can be made to exploit in CPU to extract information more efficiently. Image Retrieval finds wide range of application especially in Art Collections, e.g. Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, Medical Image Databases, e.g. CT, MRI, Ultrasound, The Visible Human, Scientific Databases, e.g. Earth Sciences, and in General Image Collections for Licensing, e.g. Corbis, Getty Images. In defense, these techniques are used Color, Texture, Shape and others. Existing systems are primitive in terms of optimal utilization of CPU using previous algorithms; implementing image retrieval on CPU using new algorithms or other platforms provides greater speedup and scalability. The major Task of this paper is to implement Color Features using (Average Intensity, Average Colors and Color Histogram) and Texture Feature Extraction using ( Hough Lines, SIFT, Blob Detection, Gradient Orientation and Magnitude and Contour Detection) in CPU. These features are used to search images in an image database which is similar like image query. Retrieval system is evaluated by using Recall and Precision and Average precision measures. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
672-677 |
184 |
Forward-Flyback Converter for High Power Application Using Soft Switching Technique
-RAMYA NS ; Sudharani P; Somshekar D P
This paper put forwards an asymmetric forward fly back DC-DC converter that has high power conversion efficiency. Instead of using transformer leakage inductance, voltage doubler structure with forward inductor Lf at the secondary side is used to overcome the voltage ringing of diode and duty loss and to control the output current in asymmetric half bridge converter (AHB). Forward inductor Lf resonates with capacitors in voltage doubler to obtain zero voltage turn on of switches and zero current turn off of diodes for wide output ranges. MATLAB software tool is used to implement the model and carry out simulation studies. Finally, a prototype was developed; efficiency of 90% at output power of 99.4 was measured with input voltage of 390v, Vo of 142 v and frequency 100 KHz. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
678-682 |
185 |
A Single Phase Integrated Converter with ZVS for High Power Factor Correction (PFC)
-Anil kumar HV ; Sudharani P
This paper proposes a single- phase integrated converter topology with the use of soft-switching characteristics to obtain high power factor correction. The power factor correction for DC-DC converters at front end is important as the increase in usage of electronic devices like laptop, cell phones, Electric vehicles etc., Here the integrated converter is a combination of boost and buck converter. The boost converter is operated in DCM to reduce the harmonics of low current and increase power factor on the input side, while the buck converter is used to reduce the ripple on output side. The ZVS transition is achieved by the intrinsic diodes of active switches by providing a freewheeling action along with increased power factor that satisfies IEC standards over a wide range of load with rated power. Open loop and closed- loop using PI controller simulation are carried out. MATLAB software tool is used to implement the model and carry out simulation studies. Finally, a prototype 60W rated output power is developed and tested with 110V input voltage. Read More...
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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING |
India |
683-687 |
186 |
Smart Local Railway Ticketing System Using RFID
-Yatin V. Gaikwad ; Roshan D. Deshmukh; Prathamesh R. Patil; Tushar S. Kaidal
RFID technology has spread its application all over the world and is becoming a necessary in some area like corporate life and schools for regular attendance any many more. This paper explains the use of RFID technology in railway system. Traditional system has its disadvantages like forming large queues and daily rush due to this many people don’t bother to buy tickets, which results in huge loss to railway department. Ultimately RFID system can be a solution for this. RFID card can be used to uniquely identify the passenger and his/her daily travel. All his/her travel can be done by using these tiny cards so that there will no need to form queue every now and then. Passenger will carry this card every time during the journey. Meanwhile railway department will also get benefits from this, as one dedicated railway account is associated with this RFID card and a passenger has to recharge his/her account either online or offline. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
688-690 |
187 |
Thickness Measurement of Masonry Wall Using Impact Echo Technique
-S.K.Divya ; K.Kiruthika
Masonry is one of the most durable construction material. Ancient masonry structures can provide hundreds of years of wonderful performance with limited maintenance. Without any doubt, preservation of those structures is more important because they are the wealth of our nation. Heritage buildings require particular surveillance in structural assessment, because of the small amount of knowledge of the inner geometry, constructive materials and state of conservation. When nondestructive testing is used to evaluate a structure, many decisions must be made about the number and location of tests. Cost constraints work to minimize the number of tests while the desire to accurately assess the state of the structure argues for the maximum number. By using the non destructive testing (NDT) techniques, structure can be tested many times through the complete life cycle to ensure its continued integrity. The present study aims at applicability of impact echo in the measurement of thickness in masonry wall. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
691-694 |
188 |
Adaptive Signal Control Technology: State of Practice
-Geeva George
Adaptive Signal Control Technology (ASCT) adjusts the timing plan of traffic signals based on prevailing traffic conditions and traffic needs. Since early 1970, ASCT had developed throughout Europe and later in United states. ASCT is not implemented much in India. The ability to improve traffic operation and control performance as well as to break barrier in limiting its implementations will be depended on the better understandability of the system. In this paper a comparison between various adaptive signal control technologies is discussed with a mention of indigenous solution to the adaptive signal. The recent works and developments in this area is also reviewed. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
695-697 |
189 |
Secured Data Transmission to Overcome Denial of Service-A Survey
-NAGAMMA ARAVATTI ; M.S.KANAMADI
Wireless sensor network is a communication community throughout the sensors nodes. Sensor nodes gather data approximately the physical surroundings. Now-a-days one most important problem in Wi-Fi ad-hoc sensor community is wastage of energy at each sensor nodes. Energy is the one most essential thing while considering sensor nodes. Wi-Fi sensor networks require solution for holding energy level. One new type of attacks known as vampire attacks, which occurring at network layer. Present protocols are not focusing on this vampire attacks occurring on routing layer, as a result there exist forms of attacks namely, carousel and stretch attacks. Consequently there is a big of energy loss. New protocol referred to as link layer protocol, a valuable and secured protocol. By way of the usage of this, existing issues may be achieve the problem over. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
701-703 |
190 |
Entity Relational Model and Dimentional Model
-Savita Sehgal ; Kamal Kumar Ranga
Relational modelling is used for the modelling of transactional data in relational databases while dimensional modelling is normally used for the modelling of dimensional data in data warehouses. In relational modelling the attention is on identification of fundamental or strong entities involved in the execution of business transactions, while in dimensional modelling it is on classification of associative entities that bring business measures.[1] Dimensional modeling is a database design practice developed specifically for designing data warehouses. Its objectives are to create database structures that end users can easily understand and write queries against, and to optimize query performance. It has become the leading approach to designing data warehouses in practice and has proven to be a major breach in developing databases that can be used directly by end users. Dimensional modeling is not based on any theory, but has clearly been very unbeaten in practice.[2] Read More...
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Computer Science and Information Technology |
India |
704-709 |
191 |
Service Robot for Home Automation
-Vaishali Suresh Wagh ; Prof.Kanchan Pujari
The term "Home Automation" may be used in contrast to the more mainstream "building automation", which refers to industrial uses of similar technology, particularly the automatic or semi-automatic control of lighting, doors and windows, Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning, and security and surveillance systems. The techniques employed in home automation include those in building automation as well as the control of home entertainment systems, houseplant watering, pet feeding, changing the ambiance "scenes" for different events (such as dinners or parties), and the use of domestic robots. HVAC , Lighting , Audio , Video , Security , Intercoms etc are the different tasks of Home Automation. A robot can be defined as a programmable, self-controlled device consisting of electronic, electrical, or mechanical units. More generally, it is a machine that functions in place of a living agent. Robots are especially desirable for certain work functions because, unlike humans, they never get tired; they can endure physical conditions that are uncomfortable or even dangerous; they can operate in airless conditions; they do not get bored by repetition; and they cannot be distracted from the task at hand. Read More...
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Electronics and Telecommunication Department |
India |
710-713 |
192 |
Cloud Based E-Learning and E-Commerce Competent for Indian Bandwidth
-Afranaaz ; Mr.Mahdesha M
Cloud has transformed the way of learning, sharing the knowledge, dealing and storing the data among the knowledge seekers and Provider. In this paper a Cloud based ELMS (E-learning management system) architecture is proposed and designed, which make learning system more effective and interactive. This E-learning system is deployed using Real Cloud i.e. Amazon EC2 and S3,for an academic purpose targeting VTU M Tech Final year students. This architecture of cloud consists three layer PAAS, SAAS and IAAS .Application layer consist of ELMS system which is developed using WBT(web based technology) .ELMS is used interact between students, faculties and university. Layer consisting of CMS, in act as platform to ELMS and components needed for integration between cloud and application. ELMS classified into layers such as LMS, QRPS and AMS[i]. Infrastructure layer consist of centralized cloud database, replacing traditional database with cloud database. The cloud had also over ruled the traditional client server system and focuses on distributed e-learning system. Cloud provides virtualization, improved improbability and cloud monitoring services which make cloud more realistic than client/server system. The Proposed architectures designed also gives opportunities for small enterprises/university sell the learning materials or products through e-commerce. In terms good profit can obtained. The final outcome emphasis all application/tools working suitably Co-operated with the integrated components successfully. Comparison between traditional Client server and cloud is also shown. Moreover this ELMS is developed targeting to create a class room atmosphere away from a class. Since cloud uses pay per use, it has reduced the cost that a board/institute has to pay. Proposed architecture is designed to store, view, and share, reuse and load learning resources with cloud. This paper deploys a project working on live cloud. Hosting CMS (content management system) into cloud and WBT acting on the client side of ELMS. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
714-717 |
193 |
Effect of Magnet on the Exhaust of Diesel Fuel Used in 4- Stroke Diesel Engine
-Tanmay K Rana ; Dhananjay Joshi; Tusar patel
In this research the energy of permanent magnets is used for reducing the emission of diesel fuels. The rig type ferrite magnet is placed on the exhaust line in a bunch and the type of joint is an N-S-N-S type for containing the magnetic field on the particular area. The single-cylinder, four stroke diesel engines have 5 HP rated power and cool water is used for the experiment. The experiment is done with diesel fuel with magnet and without magnet on the same fuel. The load of the engine is varied manually. The exhaust gas analyzer is used to take the exhaust data. There is a variation in the CO, CO2, NOX and HC in comparison with magnetic field. Due to magnetic effect changes is there in the HC bond. The CO and HC emission are reduced. The NOx, CO2 increased due to the magnetic effect. Read More...
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AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING |
India |
718-721 |
194 |
Breaking of Carbon-dioxide into Carbon and Oxygen by UV visible rays
-Sumeet Kumar S Dubey
Greenhouse gas such as CO2 is the primary cause of global warming. Alternative energy source should be provided without producing more CO2, such as solar energy. One of the best ways to remedy CO2 is to transform it into carbon allotropes and oxygen using photon reduction. The main objective of this paper is to explain the basic principle to break CO2 with the help of Ultra-violet (UV) visible rays. This procedure will yield carbon allotropes which can be used for commercial purpose. Oxygen gas can also be used for commercial purpose or can release into atmosphere. Read More...
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Engineering Chemistry |
India |
722-724 |
195 |
Mathematical Modelling and Implementation of Net metering on MATLAB/SIMULINK platform
-Khushali B. Bhatt ; Nilofar A. Shekh; Madhusudan V. Gohil
In today's world as the problem of pollution and global warming and decreasing fossil fuels is increasing the need has arise to switch over to renewable energy sources for generation of electricity. Solar energy is available in abundance and so research has been done on increasing use of solar energy at consumer level. In net metering system the consumer supply surplus solar energy generated to grid and when solar energy is not available the energy is consumed from grid so the power measurement becomes complex. This paper presents the mathematical modelling of the solar PV call, and the net metering system in MATLAB/SIMULINK platform . Three cases are considered that determines the net metering mechanism. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
725-729 |
196 |
Cost Estimation of a Particular Biomass Power Plant
-Rakesh Das ; Writwik Balow; Raju Basak; Sobhan Chakraborty; Avik Ghosh
All the living matter, its total biomass, exists in the thin surface layer called Biosphere, In nature the energy that has been stored in the biomass of plants is liberated through a series of conversions this involves metabolic process such as respiration in living matter, physical process such as re-radiation of heat energy & the evaporation. Biofuels are liquid or gaseous fuels produced from biomass. The two most commonly used biofuels are ethanol and biodiesel. Biogas typically refers to a gas produced by the anaerobic digestion of organic matter including manure, sewage sludge, municipal solid waste, biodegradable waste or any other biodegradable feedstock, under anaerobic conditions. Day by Day main sources of energy is decreasing and becomes costly. Generating companies are constantly looking for the best alternative sources. Biomass can be one of the sources of energy production .In this paper attempt has been made to estimate the cost of 10 MW Biomass Power plants, which gives rough idea about installation and Generation of particular capacity biomass plant Read More...
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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING |
India |
730-732 |
197 |
Compact Planar Monopole Antenna for Wireless Applications
-Chauhan Dipakkumar J. ; Hitesh L Desai.
In this paper, a multi band planar dual circular ring monopole antenna is designed and fabricated on 1.6 mm thick FR4 substrate. This antenna finds its application in GSM 900 (0.85-0.96) GHz, DCS 1800 (1.71-1.87) GHz, WI-MAX and 3G(2.5-2.7)GHz. A uniform radiation pattern is obtained over entire frequency. And obtained return loss< -10dB. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
733-735 |
198 |
Miniaturize Microstrip Patch Antenna with DGS Technology
-Jagdish Chaudhary ; Gautam D. Makwana
A defected ground structure(DGS) is proposed to compact size of microstrip patch antenna. The main goal of this paper is to miniaturize a microstrip patch antenna resonating at 2.4 GHz. for this purpose DGS has been employ to shift resonance of an initial MPA from 5.5GHz to 2.4GHz by disturbing the antenna’s current distribution. The propose DGS is incorporated in the ground of MPA to improve its performance. Finally a miniaturization up to 82.83% with respect to conventional MPA. The simulation results can be carried out by CST software. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
736-739 |
199 |
Filter-Based Image Fusion for Panchromatic and Multispectral Satellite Image to Improve Spectral Quality
-Kirankumar.A ; Ranjitha.B
Image fusion intends is to improve color information in a final image as well as adding edge (spatial) information to it. Along with the existing fusion algorithms, filter based fusion method are the most frequently discuss cases in fresh publications due to their skill to get better edge and color information of multispectral (MS) and panchromatic (PAN) images. Filter based fusion approach extract edge information from the PAN image and injects it into MS images. Visual and numerical assessment show that the proposed algorithm plainly improves the fusion quality in terms of correlation coefficient (CC), relative dimensionless global error (ERGAS) in synthesis, spectral angle mapper(SAM), universal image quality index(UIQI), and quality without reference(QNR), as compared with fusion methods, including better intensity-hue-dispersion(IHD), Bayesian, and sparse fusion of image. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
740-743 |
200 |
Understanding The Comprehensive Facility Management Plan Of Different Plan Environment
-Dhwani thakkar ; Anannd Patel
Most buildings represent substantial investments for organizations and usually have to accommodate and support a range of activities, taking into account competing needs; this is so true for human habitat in urban or rural setting as well. The research undertaken with the aim to identify changing role of Facility Management with the change in users, expectations and purpose of the infrastructure. The scope of the study is limited to three sectors - residential, institutional and retail. Irrespective of size and area of the residential property, at least utilities should be well managed as it is a basic need for day to day activities. For educational institution housekeeping service plays a major role. With the quality of education, health and hygiene of a student is extremely important. Thus the role of Facility Management differs for different built environment. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
744-745 |