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Use of Non-Chloride Accelerator with E-Waste as Partial Replacement of Coarse Aggregate in Concrete
-Gaurav Awasthi ; Jay Jain; Deepak Bhadrasen; Karan Dujari; Ashish Singhi
In present scenario, there is a huge demand of making concrete which gain their full strength prior to the maturity period, so that the concrete structure can be made available for use in a time less than as compared to the normal concrete structure. In addition to this the use of waste material in concrete is one of the most attractive options to make it economical and environmental friendly. Research work conducted on the concrete made using triethanolamine (TEA) as an accelerator to achieve early strength of concrete, with the partial replacement of coarse aggregate in different percentage by electronic plastic waste to make concrete eco-friendly with low cost is being presented in this paper. Concrete mixture M25 is designed as per the guidelines of IS 10262:2009; Forty eight cubes are casted and tested for compressive strength after curing period of 3, 7, 14 and 28 days. The best results are obtained with 0.25 % triethanolamine (by weight of cement) and 4 % E-waste as a replacement of coarse aggregate and it can be concluded that up to replacement of 6 % of coarse aggregate the E-waste can be used effectively with triethanolamine. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
197-199 |
52 |
Docstash - Personal Cloud Storage
-Mr. Rakshan S.Shetty ; Mr. Rohit N.Ambre; Mr. Shakeel S.Shaikh; Mr. Nakul I.Chauhan; Prof. Nilima Dongre
Cloud computing provides a huge amount of virtual storage to the users. Cloud storage helps to small and medium scale industries to reduce their cost of buying the whole hardware infrastructure and cost required for maintenance of storage servers. Cloud storage is efficient for data storage. As user’s data is stored in network of computers which results in security and fast access to the data. Security of cloud storage is ensured through confidentiality and integrity parameters. Encryption is the most common method to ensure confidentiality. To have efficient cloud storage, based on the application and kind of data being uploaded on cloud, the encryption technique is applied. The most reliable encryption technique is AES in which whole data is encrypted and then it is divided into chunks or blocks of small sizes and stored on different cloud servers. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
200-202 |
53 |
A Comparative Analysis of Design Automation for Application SOCs Architecture
-Monika Nema ; Dilip Ahirwar; Anjan Kumar Gupta
The majority of recent embedded systems are supported MPSOCs (Multi Processors System on Chip) architectures. This can be explained by the chances that gives this sort of architectures, because it ameliorates performances by duplicating computing units on identical chip. Besides, this tendency is boosted by technological advances permitting a really massive integration scale that is critical to MPSOC fabrication. As a consequence, the challenge for MPSOCs has changed: currently, the calculation capability and therefore the range of processors on identical chip area unit additional and additional increasing and become usually on top of requests. The priority has become then to concentrate on communication and synchronization between theses processors so as to make sure higher performances of the full system. During this survey we have a tendency to propose to create a close study regarding completely different study aspects of existing MPSOCs: initial of all, we are going to touch upon the topologies and therefore the interconnections within multi-processor systems, with comparisons between P to P (Point To Point), buses and NOCs (Networks on Chip) primarily based communications. Then we are going to say GALS (Globally Asynchronous regionally Synchronous Systems). Finally, we are going to finish with introducing memory architectures of MPSOCs. This text provides an outline of 3 widespread bus organized laptop architectures (CAs), referred to as AMBA, Core Connect and wishbone. It starts with a short introduction to on-chip CA, then appearance at bus organizations, and concludes with a discussion associated with a comparative performance analysis of all 3 CAs. Read More...
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VLSI |
India |
203-207 |
54 |
Implementation of AMBA-APB Protocol Using Energy Efficient System Resources
-Monika Nema ; Dilip Ahirwar; Anjan Kumar Gupta
The majority of recent embedded systems are supported MPSOCs (Multi Processors System on Chip) architectures. This may be explained by the probabilities that provide this type of architectures, as a result of it ameliorates performances by duplicating computing units on identical chip. Besides, this tendency is boosted by technological advances allowing an extremely huge integration scale that's crucial to MPSOC fabrication. As a consequence, the challenge for MPSOCs has changed: presently, the calculation capability and so the vary of processors on identical chip square measure further and extra increasing and become typically on high of requests. The priority has become then to focus on communication and synchronization between theses processors therefore on ensure higher performances of the complete system. During this research paper we main focus on the minimization of power consumption rate for system on chip. The reason of power consumption more due to the clock skew. Basically clock skew is the difference generation of arrival time of the clocks. To minimize the the clock skew problem we implemented AMBA protocol with flip flop (Master Slave) as a memory element and reutilization of unused clock signal. This proposed method implemented on Xilinxs 14.1 and use also Model-Sim to simulate the behavior. Read More...
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VLSI |
India |
208-211 |
55 |
Monitoring and Control System for Intelligent Industrial Automation
-Prof. Snehal Y. Kulkarni ; Neha Jagannath Deshmukh; Shubham Sanjay Malasane; Khushboo Dipakkumar Lodha; Deval Babulal Patel
The IoTs technology can be used for creating new concepts and wide development space for smartphones in order to provide intelligence, comfort and improves quality of life. In today’s world automation plays a very important role. Automation is method of controlling appliances. With reference to home automation system ,we are implementing on Industry, where smart environment condition monitoring by various sensors (Temperature, Humidity, Light, Vibration) for providing necessary data to automatically adjust the comfort level in industry by optimize use of energy. It will send email or SMS to required technician for service and it will also notify the owner. By means of low cost ubiquitous sensing system. The description about the integrated network architecture and the interconnecting mechanisms for reliable measurement of parameters by smart sensors and transmission of data via internet is being presented. The proposed system can be reinstalled in any other location by only minor changes in its core. Read More...
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Internet of things (IoT) |
India |
212-216 |
56 |
Advance Mulching Paper Laying Machine
-Mayur Sanjayrao Salunke ; Prof. Amay Tipayle; Samadhan Thete U.; Sandip Thete B.; Tushar Thete S.
We know that avoiding growth of the weed on farm is very costly and time consuming task. Also in dry areas maintaining moisture in soil is very important for crop life. Mulching the plastic paper film near the root area of plants is for eliminating the rise of weeds also to retaining water and avoid de-moisturizing the soil but this process requires lots of capital and time .So ‘Drip irrigation pipe and Mulching paper laying machine’ will reduce the labor cost and time, It will do both the jobs i.e. laying irrigation pipe and mulching paper on the ground at a time. By using various mechanisms, this machine will lay the irrigation pipe and mulching paper at the same time it will make the holes on the paper to provide plantation area after laying the drip irrigation pipe and mulching paper. Another mechanism is used for covering the paper with the soil on its either side edges to avoid the deflection of paper from its position because of various reasons such as disturbance from wind, working labors etc. This machine may powered with the diesel or petrol engine or with Battery and motor system. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
217-219 |
57 |
A Computer-Aided Diagnosis for Identification and Classification of Pulmonary Nodules
-Sheetal Patel
Lung cancer is the leading cancer among both men and women. A quality preprocessing technique is necessary to ensure effective removal of noise that interferes with the features of the image and hence improves lung cancer detection rate and accuracy. In this proposed research, we will extract basic Geometric Features from Lang DICOM as well as JPEG image Format and Based on Random Forest Classifier and Features Extracted for nodule classification as benign, malignant or normal. Random forest classifier gives better accuracy for identification and classification rather than other classifier such as KNN, ANN and MSVM. Experimental results based on data from Collected from lung LIDC image database. Read More...
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Biomedical Engineering |
India |
220-223 |
58 |
Design of Embedded Based Automobile Safety Prealarm System
-M. Balu
Now a days fatal traffic accidents occur due to tire burst, which threats the safety of drivers and automobiles. A new kind design scheme of sensing system is proposed for car safety. My design comes up with predesigned safety systems embedded with in the automobiles. Embedded module is implemented through Hardware components and software design for measuring the tire temperature and pressure. The whole system is host module located on the dashboard and another four wireless sensor microextensions located in four tires. The four wireless sensor microextensions located in tyres continously monitors the temperature and pressure of tyres in real time and transmits to host module through wireless module. The transmitted signals are received, decoded, and processed by the receiver to trigger the warning system through an alarm, lamp, audible alarm, voice, or pressure display. The monitoring host implements zigbee for receiving data and decodes and processes the data through ARM7 and when the tire comes up with abnormal conditions such as excess temperature or the pressure is high or low, or leaking the host module gives out audible and video signals to the driver to avoid fatal traffic accidents. In addition two IR sensors are interfaced with ARM7 to detect any nearby nearby vehicles when travelling at high speed to avoid severe accidents vehicles when travelling at high speed to avoid serious accidents. Read More...
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EMBEDDED SYSTEM TECHNOLOGIES |
India |
224-227 |
59 |
Hydrogen Based Internal Combustion Engine
-Yashkumar Girishkumar Patel ; Sagarkumar Balkrishna Patel; Darshansinh Chandrasinh Vansiya; Maulik Ketanbhai Desai; Subhasis Sarkar
Now a day’s pollution is increasing in huge amount and fossil fuels are the major reason of causing pollution, also fossil fuels are on the verge of extinction in future. So the present study aims for a hydrogen based internal combustion engine is making pollution free environment and providing cheaper fuel. Conducted experiments on a hydrogen based engine equipped with a HHO kit. Using electrolysis process, the kit producing fresh hydrogen gas. Engine’s performance is measured by Prony Break dynamometer and its result is compared with standard petrol engine. Necessary developments on characteristic model features lead to a distinctive model for a hydrogen engine. It is demonstrated that the proposed model attains a consistently high prediction quality for a broad range of engine calibration variability. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
228-230 |
60 |
Prediction of the Prevalence of Substance Abuse based on the Various Demographic Parameters of the Individual
-Eashani Deorukhkar ; Shreyashi Ghosh; Hemangi Ghadge
Substance abuse has always been a prevalent problem which has led to other problems like health issues, poverty, debt etc. This project aims to find correlations between the usage of drugs and the other variables in an individual’s life. Finding such correlations might help understand the motivations behind drug use and further, drug abuse. An aspect which will be taken into consideration is the connection between the usage or abuse of cigarettes or alcohol and the abuse of drugs. This study might help identify patterns observed in “high risk individualsâ€, those who are very likely to start using drugs or those who are likely to be victims of drug abuse so that the proper ameliorating measures can be undertaken before the individual first starts using. We intend to make a web application which people can use to identify the probability of them being a victim of substance abuse in the future. The application can also be used by Rehabilitation centers and NGOs. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
231-232 |
61 |
Thermal Performance Analysis of Evacuated Tube Collectors and Heat Exchanger: A Review
-Neha Yadav ; Gaurav Saxena; Dr. Ajay Tripathi
this review article deals with various methodologies adopted by present researcher for analysis of various thermal performance parameters of Evacuated Tube Solar Collectors along with Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger. Present review work will assist researchers working in the field of development of Evacuated Tube Collectors and Heat Exchanger design to get the key knowledge about the thermal performance parameters like Energy efficiency, Exergy efficiency, exergy losses, Mass flow rate of fluid, overall heat transfer coefficient, LMTD etc. In ETC and Heat exchanger, there are many types of Heat transfer fluids which are used to get the useful heat gain in respect of exergy analysis. The article progressively discusses about the research methodology, performance parameters, exergetic analysis of the system and the outcomes of the discussed researches and is intended to give the readers a brief variety of the researches carried out on Evacuated Tube Collectors and Heat Exchanger. Read More...
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AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING |
India |
233-236 |
62 |
A Survey Salient Region Detection and Segmentation
-Khushboo K. Akhare ; Prof. Gurudev B. Sawarkar
Object detection is an aptitude related to PC vision and picture handling that arrangements with identifying events of significant objects of a classification, for example, people, structures, or autos in computerized pictures and recordings. Paper here depicts the diverse salient object detection strategies. Salient object detection is a picture segmentation system where we isolate the salient object from the picture foundation. It has applications in numerous regions of PC vision, including picture recovery and video surveillance. This paper investigates the scope of strategies for creatively extricating the objects from computerized pictures and in last clarifies the deficiencies of the current methods. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
237-242 |
63 |
A Review on a Hybrid Cloud Approach for Secure Authorized Deduplication Using Convergent Encryption
-Parvati R. Shahu ; Prof. Gurudev B. Sawarkar
Data Deduplication is one of critical information pressure procedures for taking out duplicate duplicates of rehashing information, and has been broadly utilized as a part of cloud stockpiling to decrease the measure of storage room and spare data transfer capacity. To ensure the secrecy of delicate information while supporting Deduplication, the concurrent encryption strategy has been proposed to encrypt the information before outsourcing. Not the same as conventional Deduplication frameworks, the differential benefits of clients are additionally considered in duplicate check other than the information itself. We likewise introduce a few new Deduplication developments supporting authorized duplicate check in cross breed cloud architecture. To better ensure information security, this paper makes the principal endeavor to formally address the issue of authorized information Deduplication. Security investigation shows that our plan is secure as far as the definitions determined in the proposed security demonstrate. As a proof of idea, we actualize a model of our proposed authorized duplicate check plan and lead tested tests utilizing our model. We demonstrate that our proposed authorized duplicate check plot causes negligible overhead contrasted with typical operations. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
243-247 |
64 |
Authorized and Secured Way to Share and Store Data in Cloud using Revocable Identity Based Encryption
-S Indumathy ; Ojas Bakshi; Faizan Ahmed; Rohan Chakraborty
Cloud computing provides a versatile and convenient method for information sharing, that brings varied advantages for each the society and people. However there exists a natural resistance for users to directly source the shared information to the cloud server since the information often contain valuable info. Thus, it's necessary to put cryptographically increased access management on the shared information. Identity-based encoding may be a promising science primitive to create a sensible information sharing system. However, access management is not static. That is, once some user’s authorization is invalid, there ought to be a mechanism that may take away him/her from the system. Consequently, the revoked user cannot access each the antecedently and afterward shared information. To the present finish, we tend to propose a notion called revocable-storage identity-based encoding (RS-IBE), which might give the forward/backward security of cipher text by introducing the functionalities of user revocation and cipher text update at the same time. Moreover, we tend to gift a concrete construction of RS-IBE, and prove its security within the outlined security model. The performance comparisons indicate that the planned RS-IBE theme has benefits in terms of practicality and potency, and therefore is possible for a sensible and cost-efficient data-sharing system. Finally, we offer implementation results of the planned theme to demonstrate its usefulness. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
248-251 |
65 |
Rapid Entire Body Postural Analysis Assessment Device
-Sushmitha G ; Rakesh Kumar Totad; Harshitha H M; Arpitha V; Dr. B. S. Shylaja
This project aims at providing a summary of one of the observational postural analysis in the ergonomic assessment tools. Rapid Entire Body Assessment (REBA) in terms of its development, applications, validity and limitations is convenient for postural assessment settings which includes health care job tasks and computer based jobs. The assessment of this Musculoskeletal Disorders which is work related involves the evaluation of risk which develops a range of disorders related to muscles, nerves and joints. It is also associated with occupational tasks which is primarily concerned with upper limb and lower back. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
252-256 |
66 |
A Review of Image Denoising Techniques
-Nitika ; Shivani Kwatra
Image Denoising is the process with which we reconstruct a signal from the noisy one or we can say remove the unwanted noise in order to restore the original image. Some sort of improvement or enhancement in images can be achieved with the help of image filtering. In this paper a review of some significant work in the area of image denoising is present. Also, we have studied an efficient image filtering technique using fuzzy logic in this paper. The proposed method used fuzzy membership functions in order to replace the noisy pixels based on the degree of membership of the neighboring pixels within a filter mask. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
257-259 |
67 |
Data Sharing using AES (Enhancing Security of Data Sharing over Cloud)
-Gaurav Singh ; Akshay Shukla; Dr. Avdhesh Gupta
This paper is proposing security over a large amount of confidential information growing in all the sectors of industry, which are seeming to be the main threat for all the IT enterprise all over the world. The security of these data storing over the cloud for every organization is the real challenge. Using the services provided by the CSP, individual user can use all the on demand cloud services and data with their own infrastructure on the pay per use basis. In CC, following security measures are considered – Cloud Data authentication and Cloud Data confidentiality. To ensure the above functions and measures as our goals, AES algorithm is being analyzed and used after getting compared with other encrypting algorithms. In this paper, various challenges in this area is discussed and how to better optimized them. This article will definitely help the cloud users to explore and the problems and understand the solutions to provide a much more secure and trust worthy environment over Cloud. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
260-262 |
68 |
Node Placement Methodology for Wireless Sensor Networks: A Survey
-Ms. Aditi Bajpai ; Ms. Yukti Kesharwani
Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are an incipient technology that has very important applications in investigation, environment and habitation monitoring, structural observing, healthcare, and calamity management. Since sensor hubs have a limited wellspring of vitality, and supplanting or reviving them is infeasible because of the way that they are left unattended once they are conveyed over a geological range. Henceforth WSN having different issues like localization, Node Placement, energy efficient clustering, energy consumption and optimization. Because of the confinements and wide uses of WSNs, planning an ideal system to build the execution, is fundamental. In this paper we have discussed several applications of WSN, different issues of WS network emphasizing on Node placement and reviewed the methods meant for optimized node placement. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
263-267 |
69 |
Investigation of Natural Convection Heat Transfer Coefficient for Roughened Inclined Plate
-Balendra G. Tiwari ; Bhojraj N. Kale
Natural Convection flow has several technological applications of particular interest of heat dissipation from electronic circuits, refrigerators, heat exchangers, nuclear reactors fuel elements, dry cooling towers, and home ventilation etc. This study deals with the study of natural convection heat transfer in inclined smooth, medium roughened and highly roughened plate. The parameters varied during the experimentation are heat input (30.6 to 174.75 Watts) and the angle of inclination for plate (0°,15°,30°,45°,60°,75°,90°). It has been observed that the heat transfer coefficient is enhanced up to 6.63% from smooth to medium roughened, 3.87% from medium roughened to high roughened and 10.75% from smooth to high roughened plate at maximum heat input 174.75 watts and inclination 900. The heat transfer enhancement has been investigated experimentally. Read More...
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M.tech in Heat Power Engineer |
India |
268-272 |
70 |
Improving overall Productivity by using Quality Tools: A Review
-Trunal Kashinath Patil ; Dr. Arun Kumar
To achieve big success, in today’s highly competitive industrial environment industry must have to supply superior quality of product with lowest to lowest cost of product & shortest delivery period of product .Hence Improving productivity of organization plays vital role to decrease cost & delivery period of product & increase quality of product. There are different seven quality tools Check Sheet, Fishbone Diagram, Process flow Diagram, Control Chart Histogram, Pareto Diagram & Scatter Diagram which can effectively increase the productivity of organization. This paper reviews the significant literature related to how to use different types of Quality Tools to increase productivity of organization. Read More...
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M.E ( MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS ENGINEERING) |
India |
273-278 |
71 |
Transient Stability Constrained Optimal Power Flow
-Yogesh P Khadse
This paper provide a methodology to restore transient stability. Its novelty consists in using the single machine equivalent (SIME) method to perform (and improve) two main important functions of TSC-OPF approaches: first, SIME efficiently performs the power system transient stability analysis; second, SIME find out a stable one machine infinite bus equivalent rotor angular trajectory that is used as the stability constraint, at one specific integration step. At each iteration of the TSC-OPF method, dynamic behavior of power system accurately reflect. Transient stability constraints are formulated by reducing the multi-machine model equivalent to a one-machine infinite-bus. This equivalent allows imposing angle bounds that ensure transient stability. The optimal power flow model is tested and analyzed using an illustrative nine-bus system. Read More...
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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING |
India |
279-283 |
72 |
Design and Implementation of LCL Filter for Grid Connected Inverter
-Jay Raval ; Jitendrakumar Gautam; Vipul Joshi
The expanding improvement of sustainable power source challenges more and more the parameters of their connection to grid. Utilization of inverters to interconnect to the grid has become widespread for a number of power quality and distributed generation applications. The design of passive filters for such converters has not received as much consideration as that for control and operation of the semiconductor switches. Conventionally, First order L filter and second order LC filters are use but this filters are insufficient that is the reason to use LCL filter for grid conn. Design of filters used in grid-connected inverter applications includes a large number of constraints. The filter necessities are driven by tight tolerances of standards such as IEEE 519-1992 and IEEE 1547.2-2008. Higher order LCL filters are important to achieve these regulatory standard requirements at compact size and weight. The connection through an LCL filter deals certain advantages, but it brings also the disadvantage of having a resonance frequency. To overwhelmed the above drawback passive damping methods are used. Read More...
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power electronics and electrical drives |
India |
284-287 |
73 |
Sentiment Analysis and its Applications: A Detailed Study
-Ashish Sharma ; Ram Lal Yadav
An imperative piece of our information-gathering behavior has dependably been to discover what other individuals think. With the developing accessibility and ubiquity of conclusion rich assets, for example, online audit destinations and individual sites, new open doors and difficulties emerge as individuals now can, and do, effectively utilize information advances to search out and comprehend the opinions of others. The sudden emission of movement in the range of assessment mining and sentiment investigation, which manages the computational treatment of feeling, sentiment, and subjectivity in text, has in this manner happened at any rate to a limited extent as an immediate reaction to the surge of enthusiasm for new systems that arrangement specifically with opinions as a first-class object. What's more, People are expected to build up a framework that can recognize and classify conclusion or sentiment as spoken to in an electronic text. An exact technique for anticipating sentiments could empower us, to concentrate opinions from the web and foresee online client's preferences, which could demonstrate important for economic or marketing research. Till now, there are couple of various issues prevailing in this examination group, specifically, sentiment classification, and feature based classification and handling negations. Read More...
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Computer Science |
India |
288-291 |
74 |
A Survey: Benchmarking Techniques in Software Domain
-Krupa Patel
Benchmarking technique is the process of comparing one organization’s function and performance parameter (time, cost, risk etc.) from other organization. Software characteristic, metrics like time cost, fault can be compare using benchmark software methodology. Companies use Benchmarking technique as a way to help become more competitive. In the domain of software Benchmarking technique is helpful to become leading position among others. In this paper we will study about different Benchmarking technique types. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
292-294 |
75 |
Concept of Rotary Intersection
-Gaurav Panwar
Rotary intersections or roundabouts are special form of at-grade intersections laid out for the movement of traffic in one direction around a central traffic island. Essentially all the major conflict at an intersection namely the collision between through and right-turn movements are converted into milder conflict namely merging and diverging. The vehicles entering the rotary are gently forced to move in a clockwise direction in orderly fashion. They then weave out of the rotary to the desired direction. In one sense, Rotary intersections (or Roundabouts) can be considered as a form of channelized intersection in which vehicles are guided onto a one-way roadway and required to move in a clockwise direction about a central island. At one time, the rotary intersection was considered to be the answer for all the problems associated with intersections. In fact, the rotary intersections have particular advantages and disadvantages, and the decision as to whether a rotary should be used at any individual location requires an understanding of these. Where roundabouts are properly used and designed, the efficient flow of traffic is promoted by the orderly movement of vehicles about the central island. There is only minor delay to traffic due to speed reductions and no delay, at all, due to stopping. Read More...
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Transportation Engineering |
India |
295-297 |
76 |
Comparative Study of Diaphragm Irregularity in Steel Building
-Jigar Bhatti ; Chirag Odedra
Steel frame is a building technique with the skeleton frame of steel columns and I-beams, constructed in a square or rectangular grid for supporting the floors, walls and roofs of a building which are all attached to the frame. Due to high strength to weight ratio, Steel plays an important role in construction industry. A study regarding the seismic response of steel structures is necessary. In the present study, G+14 steel building with diaphragm irregularity is analyzed using Response Spectrum Analysis. Six models with diaphragm irregularity are compared with same loading and same structural member sections. The aim of the study is to find which configuration of diaphragm irregularity could yield most appropriate system. The response spectrum analysis was performed by using structural software ETAB. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
298-300 |
77 |
A Glimpse Design of Anonymous Peer-To-Peer Protocol
-Akhil Chaudhary ; Gaurav Chaudhary; Shubham Maheshwari; Umang Khanna
Peer-to-Peer (P2P) computing has become a popular application model because of its easy resource sharing pattern and powerful query search scheme. In this paper, we propose a mutual anonymity [2] protocol [1], called Secret Sharing Protocol (SSP), for peer-to-peer systems. SSP employs Shamir’s secret sharing scheme [3] to allow peers to issue queries and RSA for responders to deliver requested files anonymously. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
301-302 |
78 |
Geothermal Energy
-Maaz Allah Khan ; Faizan Quasim; Faraz Hussain; Fazil Saleem; Imran Khan
Geothermal energy originate from the earth’s interior in the form or heat. Volcanoes, geysers, hot springs and boiling mud post are visible evidence of the great reservoirs of heat that lie beneath the earth. Although the amount of thermal energy within the earth is very large, useful geothermal energy is limited to certain sites as it is not feasible to access the extract heat from a very deep location. Where it is available near the surface and is relatively more concentrated, its extraction and use may be considered feasible and this sites are known as geothermal fields. According to US geological survey the entire heat content of earth crust up to a depth of 10 km above 15(degree Celsius) is defined as geothermal resource. This is a huge amount of energy, in up to supply our energy needs at current rates for 350000 years. And this is renewable resources. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
303-307 |
79 |
Performance of Solar Still for Tannery Wastewater Treatment
-S. Ganeshkumaran ; B. Manimekalai; G. Sathish
Tannery sector is a major contributor for the development of Indian economy, exports and also provides large scale employment. This industry generates a substantial quantity of waste effluents which can cause severe water pollution and the treatment requires high energy. The solar still can be used for the treatment of tannery wastewater which requires only the solar energy. The study aims efficiently treat the tannery effluent by using solar still. It will be performed by feeding tannery wastewater for 3.0 m2 area of the solar still and was conducted during the months of January, February and March. The initial characteristics of the raw wastewater is analyzed and results indicated that the chemical oxygen demand (COD), Total Dissolved Solids are very high. The solar still tested in this study proved to be extremely successful in removing inorganic and organic contaminants from wastewater. It was shown that the distillate produced was free from solids, 93.3 ± 1% lower in terms of COD, 98 ± 1% in terms of TDS and 99 ± 0.5% in terms of TSS Based on the quality of the condensation, the results indicate that solar radiation can treat wastewater and can produce pure water which are free from pollutants. The experiment showed the feasibility of treating wastewater to produce clean water, which suggests a possible solution regarding the handling of the municipal wastewater produced. Read More...
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ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT |
India |
308-310 |
80 |
Innovation in Earthquake Resistant Structure with Smart Vibration Indicator and Measurement System
-Ravi Mishra ; Anil Kumar; MD Sajid Alam; Rajvardhan Kumar
the aim of this paper is to guide the local and professional people toward more seismic resistance structure with the help of indicator and model. An earthquake is unpredictable and arises without notice or without announcing its vigour and losses in the form of structural, social, economic, human, animals. From 5th century BCE to the 14th century CE earthquake is assume as usually attributed to air (vapours) from the cavities of the Earth. Earthquakes were caused by tension between the earth and water is given by Thales of Miletus first. In the recent research work the geologist and expert is saying that “Global Warming†is the one of reason for seismic activity. The Glaciers is going to melt fast day by day which lead to increase the sea level with increasing sea level the earth pressure is increase these pressure applied the load of tectonic plate which resultant the earthquake. The earthquake occurs along the boundary of tectonic plate due formation of normal fault lines when the plates slide past each other or collide each other, alter the surface of the earth, thrusting up cliffs and opening great crack in the ground. During the earthquake building experience the motion at the base, as per “Newton’s†law of motion the base of building having a tendency to move forward but super structure like roof, slab, column etc. having a tendency to remain on their position. Due to this a relative motion produces in base and supper structure. In our model we have prepared base of building in such way that base can move freely with respect to supper structure and in the base of model we have inserted an electrical set up with a vibration indicator device which indicate us when the base of building start to move more than permissible limits of vibration. In every year more ten thousand people was found to dead due damages in structure and lack of knowledge of vibration of building. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
311-313 |
81 |
Effect of Stone Dust on Strength of Concrete
-Ashish Kumar Patel ; Dr. S. K. Jaiswal
In the present study by-product of stone crushed, stone dust is replaced as a fine aggregate in the concrete by some proportion and compressive strength is determined for concrete by testing the sample cube. The properties such as the specific gravity, moisture content, fineness modulus etc. are determined for the sample. Stone dust is best alternative for the natural sand because natural sand and stone dust has similar physical and mechanical properties. This paper shows some relevant studies regarding the effect of stone dust on mechanical property like compressive strength. Hence in this paper strength and properties of conventional concrete and stone dust concrete are compared so that it will be helpful to other researchers. Read More...
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M.Tech in Structural Engineering |
India |
314-316 |
82 |
Smart Street Light
-Ankur Goyal ; Neelam Tiwari; Dr.A.K.D.Dwivedi
firstly, today street light is using high intensity discharge lamps. High intensity discharge lamps are too much power consuming. And main substitute for HID lamps are LED bulbs. LED bulbs will reduce the power consumption. Here we discuss the model for a high power LED driving circuitry powered by solar energy. Secondly, today whole city street light system is manually controlled which leads to less power efficiency. So here we deal with making street light intensity fully automatic controlled. Read More...
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Electronics Design and Technology |
India |
317-319 |
83 |
A Review of Software Development Life Cycle Models
-Amit Kumar
This paper reviews software development life cycle (SDLC) models that are used in the area of software development. It includes advantages and disadvantages of each model, according to which, it can be decided which model should be used under which conditions. The Waterfall model, Prototype model, Spiral model, Iterative Enhancement model, Evolutionary Development Model are discussed. Read More...
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Software Engineering |
India |
320-321 |
84 |
A Review on Label Prediction Through Multiple Visual Features
-Dhanashri Subhash Narkhede ; J.R.Mankar
Multiple visual features are represented by multimedia data. Multi-feature learning aims at using the complementary structural information of visual features. The focus is on the semi-supervised learning when the label information of the training data is insufficient. Most of the existing systems face the problem of insufficient labelled data that are expensive to label by hand in real-world application. To address this problem classifier has been already proposed in the literature that select features closely similar to the query image and based on these features label prediction is done. This work aims at studying different low-level feature descriptor for better feature extraction and focusing on computational time of the system by replacing SIFT descriptor by ORB feature descriptor. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
322-324 |
85 |
A Novel Cost Estimation Techniques using Quantified Drivers for COCOMO
-Rahul Pawar ; Sachin Mahajan
Cost estimation is the way to measure the budgetary requirements of resources and efforts for the development of projects. It gives the amount of resources and efforts requires for completion of the task in defined time limits. During the last few decades there are various models suggested for cost estimation and resource analysis. Among them COCOMO is well known model developed for software cost estimation. The model evolves so many time during its execution period. Majorly the model emphasizes on capturing the values of different process and drivers executed for developing the quality product. The recent version is Intermediate COCOMO which suggests 15 cost drivers with different scaling values according to different situations and resource requirements. Each driver and its scaling are selected manually by the person or analyst who may make manual mistakes. This paper suggests major formulation for increasing the accuracy and reducing the manual efforts towards calculating the software reliability, application size database, product complexity & Application of Software Engineering Methods. It will also covers the guidelines for definition or selection of the scaling for measuring the cost attributes. At the analytical level of evaluation the paper is showing major benefits over its current competitor. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
325-330 |
86 |
Analysis of Distribution System with Photovoltaic
-Lalit Kumar Verma ; Mayank; Divyam Gupta; Manoj Saini; Alok Agarwal
Voltage stability and transient stability are the important factors, which need to be taken into consideration during the planning and operation of electrical power systems in order to avoid voltage collapse and subsequently partial or full system blackout. From the voltage and transient stability analysis point of view, system operators need to know not only the severity of their system, but also the mechanisms that cause voltage instability. This paper presents study of unbalanced distribution system to improve the voltage stability of electrical power systems. Conventional P-V curve and transient curves are taken as a basic analysis tool. Read More...
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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING |
India |
331-333 |
87 |
Smart Energy Metering and Billing System using Arduino
-Khan Shireen Haroon ; Shireen H. Khan; Mohd. Juned S. Shaikh; Alisha H. Shaikh; Abhishek T. Katyare
It has become a trend to integrate automatic systems via wireless applications and remote control over the network. This paper represents an automatic and flexible smart energy metering and billing system. Using the Arduino circuit along with GSM & Wi-Fi Shield provide the meter reading system with some automatic functions that are predefined and used in this system. The proposed energy metering system can be implemented with the help of Open Source Hardware like Arduino and GSM Shield for transmission of data over the network, which consumes energy in the form of kWh. It also provides security services and calculates bill over the Internet. Now a day, a wide variety of solutions has been proposed for the transmission of data and remote measurement. In this paper, architecture of a real-time smart energy meter along with billing system is presented which provides several Smart Meters, that continuously monitor loads and can communicate with Arduino with the help of CAN bus. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
334-335 |
88 |
The Main Factors That Cause Energy Consumption in Wireless Sensor Network
-Kavita ; Shilpi
Wireless Sensor Networks have emerged as an important new are wireless technology. Due to advances in wireless communications and electronics, the development of net-works of low-cost, low-power, multifunction-al sensors have received increasing attention. These sensors are small in size and able to sense, process data, and communicate with each other. Transferring information in an energy efficient manner is critical to these sensor network. If each node transmits its sensed data directly to the base station then it will drop down its over quickly. So the problem is to minimize the energy consumption and increase the lifetime of wireless sensor network .The S-MAC protocol is solution where clusters are formed. Sensor Medium Access Control(S-MAC) protocol was described for sending data to the sink. Each node randomly decides whether or not to become a CH . Node that decides to become CH send a packet with its decision. Finally each node reports to the CH with the highest signal strength. The CHs assigned to each sensor have a time slot to report aggregated data received from individual sensors and send aggregated data directly to the sink. The selection of CHs is repeated periodically to balance energy consumption. In this proposal work cluster formation then clusters head selection, energy consumption, cluster throughput, total power and packet delivery ratio is implemented. Clusters head selection depends on maximum energy remaining after every transmission and receiving. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
336-337 |
89 |
CMVR-PWM Technique with Optimized Switching Losses for 3 Phase VSI
-Jitendrakumar Gautam ; Jay Raval; Vipul Joshi
AC motor drives are sourced by Voltage Source inverters (VSI). Common-mode Voltages (CMV) are formed by VSIs, which causes drawbacks such as increased Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) and increased voltage stress to the winding insulation. To compensate for CMV, Hardware based and software based solutions are suggested. Hardware compensation includes installing additional filters, which has a size and cost penalty and additional power losses in additional hardware decreases the system efficiency. Many software improvements without modification in the circuit have been recommended to reduce CMV such as RS- PWM, AZS-PWM, NS-PWM, VSV-PWM, but these all methods have limitations under certain conditions. An effort to reduce CMV turns into increased switching losses hence, it is necessary to optimize the switching losses and CMV of VSI. The paper investigates the possibility of improvement in current rating capacity of voltage source inverter by reducing switching losses and reducing common mode voltage. New Common mode voltage reduction (CMVR)-PWM termed as Switching loss optimized (SLO)-CMVRPWM method is proposed to optimize the switching losses and CMV of 3 phases VSI. The performance of the proposed SLO-CMVRPWM is investigated experimentally. Experimental results show that proposed method produces less number of CMV spikes in compare to the conventional method. CMV measurement test results show that RMS value of CMV is less in SLO-CMVRPWM with compared to conventional SVPWM. The average rise in heat-sink temperature in proposed SLO-CMVRPWM method is less with compare to the conventional SVPWM method. Read More...
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power electronics and electrical drives |
India |
338-341 |
90 |
Chain Less Cycle with Grass Cutter
-Deepak Kumar ; Mohd Osama; Ramanand Sagar Sharma; Satyaveer Kumar; Ajay Kumar
In this project normal cycle is converted in chainless cycle by the help of shaft and bevel gear. This bevel gear is connected to the shaft and it is use to increase the speed and torque. There is a grass cutter connected to the front side of the cycle, movement and cutting operation is also performed by help of ridding of cycle. There is rotatory motion of rear side of gear is converted into rotatory motion of shaft and then rotatory motion of shaft is converted into rotatory motion of front side of gear. In this project there is no electrical energy is required in operation of grass cutter. The main advantage of this project is less costly and less human effort is required. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
342-345 |
91 |
A Survey on Software Project Planning
-Jinal M Asari
Software project planning is one type of task. Planning is undertake and completed before any activities of development takes place. If project planning is not done, than it leads business to some critical failure. In this paper a survey is done on essential software planning activities. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
346-348 |
92 |
A Survey of Community Discovery Techniques in Social Networks
-Manas Kumar Yogi ; K. Chandrasekhar; P. Suryanka
Real world has data in form of data sets .These data sets can be modelled as interaction networks in a meaningful way. These data set interaction networks are called social networks where each individual consists of a part in a community. According to interests of each individual, community is formed within specific individual who have common interests .Due to massive popularity of Internet and Web 2.0 technological frameworks many social networks have come into existence, so the challenge of discovery of communities has become an indispensible part of researchers working in that area. Our paper has presented some of the most popular community discovery algorithms associated with social networks which help predicting social behavioural patterns which can be used for development of general societal issues. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
349-351 |
93 |
Experimental Study of Thermal Runaway in Tubular Reactor with Acetic Anhydride Hydrolysis Reaction
-Prof. D J Vyas ; Jaynik Vyas; Prof. Tejal Patel; Dr. N. S. Jayakumar
Thermal runaway is a major problem found during designing of chemical reactors. A small variation in the system operating conditions can lead to a much larger change in the system thermal behavior. In the present work, the dynamics of tubular reactor is experimentally investigated by carrying out an exothermic liquid phase hydrolysis reaction of acetic anhydride with acetic acid as solvent and sulfuric acid as catalyst. With Residence time distribution (RTD) experiments, Parametric Sensitivity has been studied practically and the experimental transient temperature data are verified with one parameter model of Tanks in series model. The predicted transient temperature data are compared with the experimental data and they are found to be in satisfactory agreement. Read More...
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Chemical Engineering |
India |
352-354 |
94 |
Experimental Study on Concrete with Partial Replacement of Cement with Fly Ash
-S P Salma Begum ; D Anusha; V. Somla Naik; R. Kailash Reddy; J. Harish Naidu
Aim of study is to test and analysis compressive strength of fly ash cement concrete in a normal way as use to determine on construction site, which can utilize in road construction in rural areas. Laboratory experiments were performed on fly ash to determine its properties, which may be used in road construction, earth dam construction, soil stabilization etc. In present study aims preparing concrete by replacement of Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) with fly ash in in various proportion like-10%, 20%, 30%, 40% and 50% Fly ash by mass Experiments such as compressive strength test, Slump test for workability, standard consistency test, specific gravity test etc. are done in order to determine properties of fly ash, which can take account in the construction field. For economic purpose, we are using fly ash instead of cement. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
355-357 |
95 |
Removal of Methyl Red from Waste Water using Orange Peels
-Vatsal Shah
The textile dye industry consumes the largest quantities of dye stuffs. A large amount of synthetic dye does not bind and is lost to the waste system during the coloring process. As these dyes come with high solubility, it is difficult to remove them from waste water with the help of conventional techniques. These dyes are designed to have high water solubility and hence they are transported through sewers and canals into water bodies like rivers and lakes easily. The effluent streams from these textile industries leads to serious water pollution problems. For separation of dyes from these effluent streams, adsorption technique is used in this study. Adsorption is a surface phenomenon in which the liquid phase solutes in gas or liquid phase are adsorbed on the surface of the adsorbents. Adsorption using natural adsorbents is more feasible and economical as the natural adsorbents are available in bulk and majorities are usually waste products. Adsorption can be done using two methods, primarily on lab scale, using lab apparatus such as beaker with constant stirring where the adsorbent and dye solutions are intimated for a specific period; secondly it can also be done in a packed bed in which packing is made up of the adsorbents. Adsorbent used in this study is Orange peels. The experiments were performed by altering various parameters such as adsorbent dosage, concentration of adsorbent solution, time of contact and keeping temperature constant. Adsorption is a low-cost waste water treatment process and is comparatively economical than advanced oxidation processes and filtration processes. The optimum adsorbent dosage was 4-5 grams in 100ml dye sample for time 60mins. Adsorption using orange peels has achieved up to 87% removal of methyl red as per the experimentation at 50ppm dye concentration. The equilibrium adsorption behavior was carried out by plotting Freundlich’s adsorption isotherm. Adsorption of Methyl Red dye on the orange peels is quite low but comparable to activated carbon. Read More...
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Chemical Engineering |
India |
358-360 |
96 |
CFD Analysis of S834 and S835 Airfoil for Application in Wind Turbine
-Abhishek Yadav ; Ganpat Lal Rakesh
the objective of this investigation is to introduce a horizontal axis turbine blade profile and the behavior characteristics of 1.5 MW turbine system and do the analysis by considering totally different geometrical form. CFD analysis has been administered by calculated by the finite part analysis with commercial program (ANSYS Fluent). CFD analysis has been performed by considering wind speed in Chhattisgarh Bhilai-Durg region and impact of pressure on the blade profile is ascertained through fluent analysis. This project presents a comparison between surface profile NACA 0012, S809, S834 and S835. Each airfoil, S834 and S835 were simulated at varied angles of attack and operational Reynolds range Re=1×〖10〗^6 and Re=3×〖10〗^6, to compare exiting work and conclude the airfoil with the better aerodynamic performance at these conditions that are common in wind turbine applications. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
361-363 |
97 |
Control Access & Security with GSM Module Arduino PIR Sensor using Android Application
-Mr. Anil Sudhakar Band ; Mrs.Nisha Balani
the concept Door locking and unlocking system uses GPRS to open and close the door. In addition to this the security will be provided using GSM in case of any unauthorized access. The main aim of this project is to provide security at homes, offices etc. The system automatically locks the door as soon as it receives predefined message from the user. The user will have to first register. His information will be stored in database. Whenever the message will be received for the registered number, the controller will accordingly give instruction to DC motor. DC motor will then perform action on door either locking or unlocking. In case of unauthorized access, The PIR (Passive Infra-Red) Sensor is a pyro electric device that detects motion by measuring changes in the infrared levels emitted by surrounding objects. This motion can be detected by checking for a high signal on a single I/O pin. The PIR sensor will sense the action and send the alert message to the registered user using GSM. Read More...
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M.Tech Computer Science |
India |
364-368 |
98 |
Implementation and Comparison Analysis of PCF, DCF and EDCF Protocols over WLAN
-Jagdish Singh
With the enhancement of wireless network, QoS has become major researcher area. IEEE802.11 standard has two sub layers MAC protocols like as Distribution Coordination Function (DCF), Point Coordination Function (PCF). Medium access coordination function basically implements the Distribution Coordination Function (DCF) and Point Coordination Function (PCF) which support just to best effort service but have limited to QoS services. A new standard, Enhanced Distribution Coordination Function (EDCF) is reported .The IEEE 802.11e (EDCF) which defines the MAC procedures to support QoS requirements and that specifies distribution based access scheme to access the shared wireless media. In this paper, Protocols are tested under realistic conditions to perform evaluation of the coordination functions. Various parameters such as throughput, retransmission, media access delay, and Delay are tested in wireless network. Furthermore, the simulative observation is reported at data rate of 65Mbps to 600Mbps using a physical layer protocols such as IEEE 802.11n to stumble the best one to implement with EDCF to achieved improved QoS. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
369-373 |
99 |
A Review of Experimental Investigation of Hot Turning Operation by using Design of Experiment
-R. B. Mandavia
Reduction of the power cost by increasing the production cost is the main aim of industries, so HOT machining is the good alter in machine industry to cut the machine cost in this process heat up the material below the crystallization so the shear stress will produce over the hard material will be less by this way can improve the machinability, surface roughness and material removal rate and reduce the production cost. In this review paper so the effect of different input parameters temperature, cutting speed, feed etc. and their effect on surface roughness, hardness, material removal rate, tool wear, tool life. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
374-375 |
100 |
Trends of MSME In Chhattisgarh with Special Reference to Selected Cities
-Vaibhavshankar Soni ; Dr. B D Mishra
Chhattisgarh is one of the emerging states in terms of development in the recent time period. One of the most important reason behind it, is the artificially set new capital naming New Raipur whose infrastructure and various colonies are set as per the presets structure and according to the need of future generation. After Chandigarh, Naya Raipur is the second state Capital set up artificially for the state. It is one of the most important foundations for the future smart cities. In this paper the main focus is on year wise development of MSME structure in the selected cities of Chhattisgarh and analysis of the trends of investment made over MSME for the specific period of time from 2006 to 2012 and its impact on employment generation. Read More...
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Management |
India |
376-378 |