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Title and Author |
Area |
Country |
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351 |
Automated Tube Bending Machine
-Neha Gaikwad
Now a day the world is focusing into automation. This project is aimed to do bending operation for tube by using automation and named as automatic tube bending machine. The main objective of project is to implement the automatic tube bending machine for bending with less cost compared to the existing bending machines, and increasing the productivity of the bend tubs. Automatic bending machine consist of bending die, pulleys, chuck, bed, linear motion lead screw, timing belt, base frame, micro controller, sensor, computer. The tube is bent by the pulleys with holding the tube in the bending die. The main advantage of our project is the tube can bend at any angle in any plane continuously without repositioning the tube in the machine. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
1471-1473 |
352 |
Using Ups Framework in Personalised Web Search
-Miss. Rohini Talekar ; Prof. Sarika Solanke
Personalized web search is a very convenient way to improve search results quality by modifying search results for users with individual information needs. However, users are not easily get ready to expose their private preference information to search engines. On the other hand, privacy for individual is different, and it can be compromised if there is a gain or profit to the user in output. Therefore balance must be maintained between search quality and privacy protection in PWS. The UPS framework adaptively creates user profile by queries while respecting user specified privacy requirements. Our runtime generalization goal is striking a balance between two predictive metrics that evaluate the utility of personalization and the privacy risk of exposing the generalized profile. UPS framework consists of two greedy algorithms GreedyDP and GreedyIL, for runtime profile generalization. Here we also have an online prediction mechanism for deciding personalizing a query is beneficial or not. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
1474-1475 |
353 |
Single Leaf Image Superresoution using NEDI Technique and Improved by PSO Algorithm
-Antim Patel ; Kishori Shekokar
The concept of superresolution is for increasing the input image resolution. The paper focuses to study the iterative curvature based methods on single diseased leaf image having low resolution. For agricultural countries like India, Crop plays a vital role in country’s economic growth. Plants gets viral, bacterial or fungal diseases which have a significant reduction quantity as well as quality of agricultural products. The traditional approach of expert’s naked eye observation is time consuming. For this leaf identification system, leaf diseases detection system, plant diseases diagnosis system are developed which demands high resolution leaf images as input for better recognition rate. The use of superresolution technique which is related in both with the statistical relationship between high resolution output and low resolution input images and with the human perception of image quality can be considered as cheapest solution. However superresolution algorithms are being affected by artifacts such as over smoothed, jaggies, blurred or over sharped. The paper has described NEDI: New Edge Detection Interpolation with PSO Algorithm which outputs the superresolved image for a single leaf image with less memory requirement then NEDI or FCBI: Fast Curvature Based Interpolation. Fine edges in SR images are preserved without applying complex mathematical algorithms based on wavelet, fast curvelet etc. The concept can be useful for agricultural expert to help farmers for exact leaf disease detection and further accurate remedial actions for the same. The experimental result shows the best visible result of an infected leaf along with statistical comparing parameters: Mean Square Root (MSE) and Peak Signal to Noise Ratio (PSNR). Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
1476-1483 |
354 |
Clustering Dynamic and Distributed Dataset using Decentralized Algorithm
-Mary Femy P. F ; Linda Sara Mathew
In many popular applications large amounts of data are distributed among multiple sources. Analysis of this data and identifying clusters is challenging due to storage, processing, and transmission costs. A decentralized clustering algorithm called DCluster, which is capable of clustering distributed and dynamic data sets. Nodes continuously cooperate through decentralized gossip-based communication to maintain summarized views of the data set. The summarized view is a basis for executing the clustering algorithms to produce approximations of the final clustering results. DCluster can cluster a data set which is dispersed among a large number of nodes in a distributed environment. In DCluster the complete data set is clustered in a fully decentralized fashion, such that each node obtains an accurate clustering model, without collecting the whole data set. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
1484-1486 |
355 |
Photo Patch Feature Dictionary Based Face Sketch Synthesis
-Hina Tabbassum ; Syeda Asra
Face Sketch Synthesis has several sensible uses in digital amusement world and low group action. This combine survey the similarity between completely different picture patches and former information to synthesis face sketchs. Given coaching photo-sketch pairs, technology learns a exposure patch feature lexicon from the coaching job exposure patches and replace the exposure patches with their thin coefficients throughout the adequate method. For take a look at exposure patch, first get its thin constant coefficient via learnt spare so search its nearest neighbour at intervals the total coaching job exposure patches with thin coefficient. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
1487-1489 |
356 |
Biometric Authentication with Steganography for Wireless Networks
-Ms. S. M. Chougule ; Prof. S. R. Mahadik
In wireless communications sensitive information is frequently exchanged, requiring remote authentication. Many authentication schemes using passwords and smart cards have been proposed. However, passwords might be forgotten and smart cards might be shared, lost, or stolen. This paper tries to gives an idea about the previous researches and authentication scheme using hybrid crypto-stenographic schemes. Remote authentication involves the submission of encrypted information, along with visual and audio cues (facial images/videos, human voice etc.). Read More...
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Electronics Engineering |
India |
1490-1494 |
357 |
Experimental Analysis of Shot Peening Parameters on EN9
-DEEPAK BHIMRAO MAGAR ; DR N G PHAFAT
Engineering components and structures are regularly subjected to alternating loads, which made them prone to fatigue failures. It is well known fact that almost all fatigue cracks form at surface due to variety of surface stress concentration features, including grain boundaries, machining marks, surface breaking inclusions. Fatigue performance of metallic parts depends on three factors: Metallurgical, surface geometry and residual stress. The residual stresses are mainly of two types i.e. tensile residual stresses and compressive residual stresses. Tensile residual stresses are responsible for detrimental effects on the component and compressive residual stresses for beneficial effects on the components. The shot peening is the process by which the compressive residual are induced in the component and that increases surface hardness which can be helpful to avoid the fatigue failure of the component. The performance of the shot peening can be measured by the Arc height and the Almen Intensity. The experimental study made with the help of RSM and validation by the regression and ANOVA of shot peening process on the chain link used in the conveyors. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
1495-1498 |
358 |
SEED BREEDER
-PAWAN DASHARATH PAWAR ; LAXMIKANT RAMDAS NAGPURE
In India, sowing of root vegetables is very tedious process. The conventional method of sowing root vegetables takes lot of man power, money and also it is very time consuming. Here, in India there is no such equipment for the sowing of root vegetables. So, now-a-days it is necessity of every farmer to have equipment for sowing of root vegetables which can save money, man power and most importantly time. This paper explains the development and implementation of an automatic seed breeder system that will increase accuracy and will decrease the time required for planting of seeds. The seed breeder will able to have less interaction of humans. In addition to that, it has flange for seed sowing which can guide the seed to the field with proper sensing using magnetic read relay. This includes a chain sprocket between the two shafts for transmitting the rotary motion to the disc mounted on the frame for guiding the seeds. As this will be a fully automatic planting system no human resource is needed to control it the planting of seeds. This indeed will lead any farmer a step ahead to a smart one. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
1499-1502 |
359 |
Analysis of Interaction Effects of Trans-Esterification Process Parameters on Cottonseed Biodiesel
-Sunil Dhingra
The present research work deals with analysis of biodiesel yield through response surface methodology. An interaction effects of input process parameters on cottonseed biodiesel has beendrawn in order to analyze the combine effect of input variables on response (biodiesel yield). It is observed that cottonseed biodiesel vary with change in one parameter keeping others fixed. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
1503-1504 |
360 |
Studies On Modified Genetic Algorithm (NSGA-II) in Predicting Pareto Optimal Solutions
-Sunil Dhingra
The paper described the contribution of various researchers in the field of genetic algorithm for predicting optimum combination of input parameters. It is observed that modified genetic algorithm programming based tool is better than other statistical methods like taguchi, RSM etc. Also multiple solutions are obtained simultaneously for various output parameters. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
1505-1507 |
361 |
Study of Response Surface Methodology in Predicting Optimum Conditions of Biodiesel Production
-Sunil Dhingra
The optimum input parameters can be predicted by applying response surface methodology. The various studies show RSM, an effective technique for enhancing the output by creating design of experiments. Applications of RSM technique include manufacturing engineering production engineering, renewable energy etc. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
1508-1510 |
362 |
Waste Water Treatment by Unconventional Adsorbents
-Prabhat Kumar Tiwari ; Sanjay Saraswat; Ajeet Kumar; Dr. A. K. Saxena; Neha Surya
Fluoride is a major pollutant of groundwater globally. Adding to the problem is the issue of reduced ‘portable water’ availability. The fluoride content in water bodies and ground water is further increased by effluent discharge from factories that work with fluoride and its compounds as the major raw material and from municipal bodies. Fluoride consumed is limited amounts id protective for the dentition and the bones. The healthy or acceptable limits of fluoride range from 0.8 to 1.2 mg/L of water. Levels exceeding 1.5 mg/L start impacting the human health adversely. Fluorosis, a disease characterized by mottling of the dentine enamel and ligaments coupled with neurological complications, has crippled many individuals. The problem is especially pronounced in countries like India and China. Various treatment methods have been devised to remove fluoride from water. Initially chemical methods were used to treat water. With advancement in technology, several newer and better techniques emerged. Few of them are coagulation, membrane filtration and ion exchange. These methods, though highly effective, are very costly. Developing countries like India cannot afford such techniques. The attempt to find more cost effective ways ended with the discovery of adsorbents to remove fluoride. Efforts are now being made to find the best adsorbent that falls within the budgets of our pockets and is effective in removing the excessive fluoride. Studies are conducted to assess the efficacy of naturally available adsorbents like activated carbon, agricultural wastes and even red laterite soil. Read More...
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ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT |
India |
1511-1513 |
363 |
Enhancement of Automation Test Framework for LTE systems
-Prajwala M J ; Dr. K Nagamani
A phenomenal growth in the wireless industry, both in terms of mobile technology and its subscribers, has been witnessed in last few years. There has been a clear shift from fixed to mobile cellular telephony, especially since the turn of the century. With all the technological advances, and the simultaneous existence of the 2G, 2.5G and 3G networks, the impact of services on network efficiency have become even more critical. Many more designing scenarios have developed with not only 2G networks but also with the evolution of 2G to 2.5G or even to 3G networks. LTE communication systems has different features like handover, carrier aggregation, and change in the transmission power etc. The LTE system which contains these features can be tested for different scenarios. Testing the different scenarios with respect to different features in the network will help indicate and improve the different problems present in the scenarios. Automation testing provides logs for every test scenario run quickly and efficiently when compared to the manual labor and time required to test each scenario manually. The automation framework supports automation test scripts which runs to generate logs for different test cases. The objective of the project is to enhance the Automation Test Framework that supports the automation scripts to obtain the results of the test cases in quick and user friendly manner. The automation test scripts run generates logs for each test case. The goal of the project is to reduce the manual activity required for analyzing the results of each test case every time by obtaining the results of all test cases in one space. Read More...
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Telecommunication Engineering |
India |
1514-1517 |
364 |
Failure Mode and Effect Criticality Analysis of locomotive Reciprocating Air Compressor
-Ravi Shankar ; Amit suhane
In present epoch of automation and modernization, setting up of production plants involves huge capital investment especially for the process industry. The deterioration and failure of these systems might incur high costs due to production losses and delays, unplanned intervention on the system and safety hazards. The causes of failure may be human error, poor maintenance, inadequate testing, inspection or improper use and the resulting effects vary from minor in convenience to lost service time and sometimes to loss of material, equipments and even life. Several techniques have been used to determine the causes for the failure modes and what could be done to eliminate or reduce the chance of failure. The most notable methodology dealing with this issue is the Failure mode effects and critique analysis (FMECA). Failure modes, effects and critique analysis (FMECA) is an integral part of the technical design of maintenance and it represents a strong tool to evaluate and improve Reciprocating Air Compressor reliability and therefore reduces costs associated with maintenance that is used in a wide range of industry. This allows to optimized the components while identifying the most critical elements and helping decision makers to define maintenance service with appropriate maintenance policy. Read More...
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M.Tech Mechanical Engineering (Industrial Engineering and Management) |
India |
1518-1522 |
365 |
Study of ACI and DOE Mix Design Methods for High Strength Concrete using Crushed and Uncrushed Aggregate
-Anand Zanwar ; Dr. S. S. Jamkar
The use of high strength concrete (HSC) has increased all over the world. Among the factors that justify this increased use is the strength increase for structural aspects and durability. High strength concrete is a concrete made with conventional concrete materials and admixtures such as fly ash, silica fume, blast furnace slag and superplasticiser, in varying proportions so as to give maximum strength and excellent performance in the various properties of concrete. This paper presents the result of mix design developed for HSC with fly ash and High range water reducing admixture (HRWR) with angular and rounded coarse aggregate. The study aims at comparing two methods of concrete mix design with angular and rounded coarse aggregate; The Department of Environment Method, UK and The American Concrete Institute Method, using different water to cementitious ratio (w/cm). In this research work 53 grades Ordinary Portland cement, the locally available river sand, 12.5mm angular and rounded coarse aggregate were selected based on IS 383:1970 standards for determining the relative quantities and proportions for different w/cm ratio. For design ACI 211.4R-08 and DOE guidelines are followed. The compressive strength values were determined at the age of 28 days curing period respectively. It was found that ACI 211.4R-08 method gives high strength as compared to DOE method. The ACI 211.4R-08 method did not make provision for uncrushed aggregate in its design method, implying that comparison could not be made in that regard. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
1523-1526 |
366 |
The Implementation of HACCP in Ice Cream Industry
-Sujit Balasahe Borude ; Dr. B. R. Shakya; Tabeen Jan
HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point) was a preventive system concerned with food safety. This system has become a necessary for transactions involving food products. The purpose was to set up specific HACCP plan for ice cream processing in ice cream industry. A specific generic HACCP model was developed to improve safety and quality of ice cream produced in industry. This was based on actual conditions in the ice cream manufacturing in industry. Four CCPs were identified in the ice cream manufacturing process. The most important identified CCPs were ice cream mix filtration, pasteurization, metal detector, and cold storage Read More...
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Food Engineering |
India |
1527-1530 |
367 |
Reoponse Reduction of Multistoried Building Through Metallic Fuses
-Manoj Sadafale ; Dr. R. S. Londhe
Metallic fuses are supplemental energy dissipating devices that are fabricated into the structure to ensure safety of primary structural members. During a severe earthquake the fuse elements yield to dissipate seismic energy through structures. Elastic analysis gives a good estimate of elastic capacity of structure and also can indicate the first yielding point but it cannot predict the failure mechanism and account for the redistribution of forces during yielding. In the present work nonlinear analysis is studied with passive energy dissipation devices. The passive energy dissipation devices that are chosen for investigation include metallic bracings which are used as metallic fuses. They are installed in the second and third bay location of the investigated building. Three different configuration of bracing utilized are X, V and inverted V. For carrying out analysis a G+7 building is modeled using SAP-2000 software and designed according to IS1893:2002 code specification. The dynamic time history analysis is carried out by imposing accelerogram of three different earthquakes. Interstorey drift, storey displacement, shear force and moment proved to be the key constraints in accessing the performance of the building structure. These PED's brought about 30% to 50% reduction in values of displacement and storey drift and helped in improving the seismic performance of building and the purpose of using bracings and metallic damper as structural fuses fulfilled. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
1531-1535 |
368 |
Recent Developments In the Field of Piezoelectric Energy Harvesting & Advanced MEMS : An Overview
-Ashwani Kumar ; Deepak Chhabra
The study of power harvesting has had substantial increase over the past few years due to the ever-increasing desire to develop portable and wireless electronic with extended life. Current portable and wireless devices must be planned to include electrochemical batteries as the power source. The usage of batteries can be troublesome due to their limited lifespan, thus calling for their periodic replacement. Energy scavenging devices are planned to capture the ambient energy surrounding the electronics and convert it into useable electrical energy. The concept of power harvesting works towards developing self-powered devices that do not require replaceable power supplies. A number of sources of harvestable ambient energy exist, including waste heat, vibration, electromagnetic waves, wind, running water, and solar energy. While each of these origins of vitality can be effectively applied to power remote sensors, the structural and biological communities have put an emphasis on scavenging vibration energy with piezoelectric materials. Piezoelectric energy harvesters generate electricity depending on the quantity of power used in compressing or deforming the fabric, the quantity and character of distortion of the material's crystal structure and the speed or frequency of compressions or vibrations to the fabric. There are more than 200 appropriate materials which need careful selection for the special application. This article will survey recent literature in the area of piezoelectric power harvesting and present the current country of power harvesting in its campaign to create completely self-powered devices and micro electro mechanical systems. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
1536-1540 |
369 |
Arduino Based Smart Prepaid Energy Meter Using GSM Technology
-Shraddha Yadav ; Prateeksha Pandey
In this system a smart energy meter is installed in every consumer unit and a server is maintained at the service provider side Power utilities in different countries especially in the developing ones are incurring huge losses due to electricity theft. Both the meter and the server are equipped with GSM module which facilitates bidirectional communication between the two ends using the existing GSM infrastructure. Pilferage of electricity can be substantially reduced by incorporating the proposed measures along with the prepaid metering scheme. Legal actions against dishonest consumers can also be taken in this system. The Accurate metering and billing of actual energy consumed by consumers is integrate to commercial management of an electric utility. Power utilities in different countries especially the developing ones are incurring huge losses due to electricity theft. The elec. The electrical grid in most of the developing countries has inefficiencies in different areas such as transmission and distribution, power quality, grid reliability and system protection. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
1541-1543 |
370 |
Effect On Strength of Involute Spur Gear Tooth by Considering Uncertainties in Geometry and Material Properties by Using Finite Element Methods
-Chandrakant C. Pawar ; Prof.S.G.kulkarni; Prof.P.P.Kulkarni
There are several failure mechanisms for spur gears. Bending failures is one of the main failure modes in spur gears. The Bending stresses in a spur gear can be successfully calculated by finite element analysis. The analysis of spur gear is made in present work for different geometric conditions and material properties. The uncertainties in various geometric parameters like fillet radius, face width, tooth thickness etc. and the uncertainties in material properties are considered to analyze its effects on beam strength of spur gear. A parametric model of spur gear is modeled with the help ANSYS Workbench and then finite element analysis is carried out on the model with the help of ANSYS software. A finite element model with a segment of one tooth is considered for analysis. The gear tooth is meshed and a load is applied on the gear. By applying boundary conditions, the Bending stresses in a spur gear tooth are calculated by Finite Element Analysis which is then compared with the bending stresses calculated by using the LEWIS Equation. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
1544-1550 |
371 |
Semantic Similarity Measures for Best Keyword Search
-Shukrali Kiran Sawant ; Amol B. Rajmane
As in various search mechanism keyword search is used which provides a simple but user friendly interface to retrieve information. Web search engines are widely used for searching textual documents. An interesting problem known as Closest Keywords search is to query records, called keyword cover, which together cover a set of query keywords and have the inter-record score. In recent years, the availability and importance of keyword re-rank in record evaluation for the better decision making is increasing. This motivates us to investigate a generic version of Closest Keywords search called Best Keyword Cover (BKC) which considers inter-record score as well as re-rank. Also the exact measurement of semantic similarity between words is essential for various tasks such as, information retrieval and synonym extraction. It should be able to understand the semantics or meaning of the words. But in some cases user enters input as a phrases or meaning of the words then it is critical to find the accurate keyword so WNRD (Word-Net Reverse Dictionary) is use. When the set of query keywords is generated by query generation different results are found, to get the most probable result from the given set k-Nearest Neighbour is use on the basis of inter-record score Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
1551-1552 |
372 |
Color and Texture Measurement of Fabric using Image Processing for Fabric Industry Automation
-nelish verma ; sukhjinder kaur
Clothing luxury is solitary of the prime ongoing treats of textile and garment processes. Here characteristic is established on the human sense feedback to clothing materials and is resolved by a collection of thermal, physiological and mechanical specifications. For fabrics that come into straightforward connection with the skin, touch and tactile estates are exclusively crucial in relation with clothing luxury. Critical details of mechanical contentment concern tactile worth, including roughness. There are two logics for calibrating surface roughness: firstly, to regulate manufacturing, and secondly to benefit to establish that products execute well. In this research work color and design that is texture of the fabric is checked in the process of design of the fabric in textile industry automatically by the machine and if color discovered is not up to the mark then further processing will not be done. The Work is carried out with the objectives to propose the best color and texture method for the fabric with application to fabric industry on the basis of the proposed methodology. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
1553-1556 |