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Analysis and Substantiation of Source Data Quality Issues in Data Warehouse of Educational Institutions
-Ranjit Singh ; Ms. Jyoti Arora
Data quality has been discussed at length in literature since last two decades. Many researchers have highlighted the data quality from various points of views. Some of them have discussed data quality from view point of defining the and some have highlighted the data quality in terms of issues and problems of the data present in the organizations. . Typically in an organization there may be as many applications and methods of data storage as many number of departments are existing in that organization and is existing in different formats. And hence data is becoming less useful or in harsh words it is becoming “dirtyâ€. The purpose of this research paper is to verify the data quality issues present in the data sources of educational institutions. An in house developed web based data entry system of campus management system was examined to view the pattern of data quality issues. Read More...
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Computer Applications |
India |
1261-1264 |
302 |
Analysis and Design of Integral Flyovers/Bridges (Comparison of Integral Bridge with Conventional Bridge)
-Ejaz N. Maniyar ; Prof: Rahul M. Jadhav; Prof: Dr. Pravinchandra D. Dhake
In general Flyovers/Bridges are built with conventional method. In conventional method various elements like Bearings, Expansion joints need regular inspection and maintenance. The expansion joints and bearings, by virtue of their functions are sources of weakness in the bridge and there are many examples of distress in bridges, primarily due to poor performance of these two elements. This can be avoided by adopting Integral type of structures. Integral Bridges are the structures without joints. Integral bridges are characterized by monolithic connection between the deck and the substructure (piers and abutments). They span from one abutment, over intermediate support to the other abutment, without any joint in the deck. Integral bridges have been constructed all over the world including India. The work includes analysis and design of Integral structure by using STADD PRO software and manual analysis for simply supported structure. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
1265-1270 |
303 |
Seismic Performance of Different Inclined Structural System
-Samad Sayyed ; R. M. Jadhav; A. J. Mehetre
The scope of current work is to investigate seismic performance of different inclined structural systems which include single core inclined structure as Model - 1, Single core inclined structure with diagrid as Model - 2, and post-tensioned columns with single core inclined structure with diagrid as Model - 3 which are subjected high seismic zone five with medium soil condition. The structure has an overhang of 10 meters at roof level and inclination of 12 degree from base. Static and Dynamic (Response Spectra Analysis) is carried out using finite element software STAAD Pro V8i. Beam and columns are modeled as two nodded frame elements with six degree of freedom at each node. Core is modeled using shell element. Seismic performance is studied with respect to different parameters like bending moment, displacement etc. This will be helpful for reasonable estimate of forces and to predict behaviour of different inclined structural system. Also a pre-chambered core is modeled with a total bend to 30 mm to 0 mm from top to fourth floor for model 1 and the effect is studied for displacement of its core nodes N when subjected to structures own dead load. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
1271-1275 |
304 |
Analysis of Forging Defects for Quality Improvement in Forging Industries
-Manish Ranjan ; Rajinder Kumar Mahajan
The aim of my work is to understand and to investigate the forging defects. Initially some very important terms related to forging are discussed. A brief description about classification of forging process on the basis of temperature (hot, cold and worm forging) and on the basis of arrangement of dies (open, impression and closed-dies forging) is given. Die design parameter, die material requirements and selection of proper die material are briefly discussed. Also, briefly described forging equipments (hammer & press). Forging defects those are repeatedly occurring such as underfill is centre point of the work. Non-linear FEM analysis based process modeling is applied on crankshaft with aid of DEFORM. By analysis of velocity vectors, defects such as laps, folds and underfill in forged crankshaft were predicted. To identify forging defect and for better process design, flow stress of crankshaft material, AISI 5140, is studied. Then fish-bone diagram was used to explore the possible cause of forging defects like underfill, mismatch and scale pits. Read More...
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M Tech. in Material science and technology |
India |
1276-1280 |
305 |
To Minimize or Eliminate Bursting (Casting Defect) on En353 Steel
-Gurkirat Singh ; R. K Mahajan
The present work aims to minimize or eliminate Bursting on EN353 steel. Bursting is happening because of the presence of Aluminium (Al) in steel. When Al in steel combine with SiO2 in slag in copper mould then Aluminium oxide is formed. Aluminium oxide does not completely dissolve in slag due to high viscosity of the slag as a result they start precipitating and start causing depression on the solidifying shell. With increase in viscosity, diffusion of aluminium oxide in slag decreases which results chances of bursting in steel. These Aluminium oxide particles also help to increase the thickness of crystalline layer which results decrease in heat transfer. With decrease in heat transfer out of the mould unsteady condition exists which results decrease in solidification of the molten metal. The problem bursting is solved by making some changes in the powder to decreases the viscosity of the powder. TiO2 and Fe2O3 additional elements added. Na2O% and K2O% increased. These changes in the slag helps to decrease the viscosity of the slag as a result solubility of Al2O3 in molten slag increase and Bursting is eliminated. Read More...
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Materials Engineering |
India |
1281-1284 |
306 |
Effective Road Network System in Satara City
-Ms. P. C. Nalawade ; Prof. S. S. Deshmukh; Prof. Dr. A. M. Zende; Prof. Parag Vyankatrao Thote
Travel has become an integral part of all of us and hence traffic congestion has been one of the major problems in India especially in metropolitan cities. This study investigates the causes, effects and remedies of traffic congestion which become common in the most roadways in the Satara City. This paper includes analysis of the traffic congestion in Satara city, when studying traffic congestion in Satara city, the main causes of traffic congestion have been measured indicating the inadequate road capacity, poor road pavement, poor road network, poor parking facilities along the road and presence of heavy traffic. By reducing traffic congestion and road maintenance, Satara city can play the significant role by ensuring healthy environment free from traffic congestion. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
1285-1288 |
307 |
Comparative Study of Solar Cell Devices Using Lead and Tin based Perovskite Material Through Numerical Simulation
-Navneet Kour ; Rajesh Mehra; Chandni
Perovskite material used in fabricating solar cells as absorber has significantly improved the efficiency of solar cells for power conversion. They have PCE considerably higher than its other counter parts existing such as organic solar cell. They also have efficiency more than the dye sensitized devices. They are reported to have PCE of around 20%. There has been an impressive increase in the value of efficiency of Solar Cells using Perovskite material. This improvement has been reported in just last three years. The value of power conversion efficiency has increased from a value of 9.6% in 2012 to a value of 20.1% in 2015 for lead based halides. For halides employing tin the efficiency is still less at around 18%. In this paper the comparison between the two solar cells employing different perovskite materials has been done. It is calculated that with the use of lead halide as absorber layer the efficiency of solar cell is more as compared to the device employing tin halide as the absorber layer. With lead halide as absorber, the efficiency is around 24% while with the tin halide the efficiency is low at around 18%. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
1289-1292 |
308 |
Enhancement of Labour Productivity in Pre-Cast Industry using Work Study Method
-D. Aravind ; Dr. S. Needhidasan
Profitability remains a charming subject and a prevailing issue in the development area, promising cost reserve funds and productive utilization of assets. Efficiency is a standout amongst the most critical issues in both created and creating nations. The created nations know about the significance of financial development and social welfare. The creating nations which confront unemployment issues, swelling and asset shortage look to use assets and so as to accomplish financial development and enhance subjects lives. The point of this venture work is to distinguish factors influencing work profitability and furthermore to think about causes i.e. work issues nearby and its consequences for the development ventures. A portion of the essential variables influencing work efficiency are nature of site administration, material lack, opportune installment of wages, work understanding, false impressions amongst work and administrator and so forth. Here issues confronted by the work on Indian development destinations are managed in detail. Issues like non-accessibility of legitimate settlement, fundamental enhancements, low wages, wellbeing related issues, security and so on, exists in all Indian development locales. This work focuses on work efficiency proportions that are decreasing step by step, which thus hurts association's benefit. In this examination an endeavor has been made to relate the evil impacts of falling work profitability with the efficiency of different assets, for example, material, hardware and capital. Examination of the information gathered was finished utilizing distinctive factual techniques. This report incorporates clarifications on work profitability, efficiency change utilizing work examine, factors influencing work efficiency and the solutions for the same. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
1293-1297 |
309 |
Detection and Classification of Fungal Disease in plants based on severity using Genetic Algorithm
-Sukhchain Singh ; Er. Rachna Rajput
There are many diseases in the plants. Some of them we cannot see by human eye. To see that infections we use microscope and image viewer etc. There are many classifications techniques are used like as Super Vector Machine (SVM), Genetic algorithm, Neural Network etc. In this research work, we will try to increase the accuracy in the classifications. We are using classifier to detect the infection of plants, fruits and cereal crops. Then we can easily find the injury of the product, that how much part is infected by the disease. The use of this classifier we can protect the human life from those diseases which comes to consumption under the infected fruits and cereal crops. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
1298-1300 |
310 |
Reduction of Stress in Steam Turbine Rotor by using Different Alloy
-M Jagadish ; K Suryaprakash; T Jayananda Kumar
In recent years' market requirements of power plants have been changed. As a result, efforts in the improvement of material and design for efficient power plants have been increased. The possible way to achieve high-efficiency requirements is by installing Ultra-supercritical steam power plants whose steam temperatures have T ≥ 601o C. The turbines need to operate at high-temperature conditions by withstanding SCC, LCF and Wire Wooling. As a result, materials with creep, corrosion, and oxidation resistance are required. Existing materials are less resistant towards high-temperature applications such as for ultra- supercritical power plants. This paper aims at designing a single, continuous, monolithic turbine rotor and analyze the steam turbine component, especially turbine rotor by using a different alloy with HAYNES® 188 which can replace the existing alloy 18CrNiMo 7-6. The design of rotor is carried out in Solidworks part design and the analysis of rotor with different alloys is carried out in Solidworks Simulation. Read More...
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m.tech thermal engineering |
India |
1301-1306 |
311 |
Fins Material Optimization of CNG Fuelled SI Engine by CFD Analysis
-Vikky P. Ghatewar ; Dr. Pravin T. Nitnaware
Depletion of ozone layer and increase in global warming due to petroleum product is the need to switch for alternative fuels. Today all major automobile industries are in way to launch their CNG bikes. In this research 125cc CNG fuelled SI engine is optimized for different fins material using CFD analysis. Model of engine cylinder block is design in CATIA V5. Two different materials of fin one of aluminium alloy 6061 and other of cast iron is analyzed in ANSYS 15.0 fluent Software. It is observed that aluminium alloy 6061 has more heat loss than that of cast iron. All the trials are performed at 4500C cylinder temperature. Heat transfer coeffient is calculated using ANSYS Fluent software at different climatic condition for vehicle speed of 15 km/hr. Read More...
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M.tech in Heat Power Engineer |
India |
1307-1311 |
312 |
Comparative Study on Linear Dynamic Analysis of Multi Storied Building in Different Zones
-Miss. Shwetaa Yelne ; Dr. G. D. Dhawale; Prof. M. R. Nikhar
The analysis of a structural system to determine the deformations and forces induced via extranal loads or ground excitation is the fundamental step in the design of a structure to resist seismic forces. Many methods are available from linear analysis to a sophisticated nonlinear analysis depending on the purpose of the analysis in the design process. In this paper seismic response of a residential G+12 RC frame building is analysed by the linear analysis approaches of Equivalent Static Lateral Force and Response Spectrum methods using STAAD.Pro software as per the IS- 1893-2002-Part-1. These analysis are carried out by considering different seismic zones, medium soil type. Different response like lateral force, overturning moment, story drift, displacements, base shear are plotted in order to compare the results of the static and dynamic analysis. Read More...
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M.E. IN STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING |
India |
1312-1316 |
313 |
CFD Hydrodynamic Analysis of Fluid Flow Past Three Cylinders in Triangular Arrangement
-Abhishek Shukla ; Dr Anil Kumar Tiwari
This article provides an overview on the hydrodynamic analysis of flow over three cylinders in triangular arrangement by applying the Finite Volume approach. The paper includes the flow parameters like varying orientation of cylinders, the distance between the cylinders to study the effects like dynamic Pressure variation in flow separation, wall fluxes, streamlines with varying governing parameters. The two different orientations for 0o and 90o are compared with common flow velocity. The fluid used is benzene (C6H6).The results obtained are summarized comparing the different positioning. The comparison with their agreements and differences are clearly explained. Read More...
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THERMAL ENGINEERING |
India |
1317-1320 |
314 |
Multi Classifier Based Disease Recognization on Cotton Leaves
-Miss. Kajal P. Visrani ; Mr. Harshad Patil
Diagnosis of plant disease is a task of identifying the disease in the leaf or fruit or vegetable. About 42 percent of the world’s agriculture harvest is destroyed yearly by disease and pest. However, losses of harvest can be minimized and specific treatments can be applied if plant diseases are correctly identified early. Manual identification of disease in the plant is not only time consuming but also does not give accurate result. So, providing fast, automatic and accurate solution using image processing techniques can be a good realistic significance. Automatic identification of diseases using image processing techniques can be done by using five methods like Image Acquisition, Image Pre- processing, image segmentation, Feature extraction and classification using multiple classification algorithms. This paper shows the result of research conducted on detection of diseases on cotton leaves found in Khandesh region with the help of different classifiers such as Neural Network and Naive Bayes classifier and their combinations. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
1321-1324 |
315 |
Powder Mixed in Non-Traditional Machining Process and its Optimizing Techniques with Different Work Pieces- A Review
-Jana Sairam ; K Santa Rao
This paper provides study of dispersion of nanoparticles, which is distributed uniformly in dielectric fluid used in EDM. The sample concentration of nanoparticles was studied for solution stability. Sample stability was also compared using different stabilizing agent. The Experimentally determined tri-biological performance for stabilized nanofluids was investigated. The stabilized nanofluids was tested for enhanced thermal properties and mixed in non- convention machining process to manufacture intricate profiles, complex cavities in dies and molds that are extremely difficult to machine by conventional machining. This article presents a review of ongoing research and development in NPMEDM. EDM is a machining process, the metal which is hard and difficult to machine materials like inter-metallic materials and composites. Spark erosion in EDM creates a small hole in a piece of materials which is not contact between electrode and work piece. Electrode and Die steel which is electrically conductive. And investigate the potential of NPMEDM for enhancing Material removal rate (MRR), Surface Roughness (SR)/ Surface finish (SF), Tool Wear Rate (TWR)/ Electrode Wear Rate (EWR) etc., Optimization Methods used are Taguchi method, Response surface methodology. Read More...
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m.tech thermal engineering |
India |
1325-1328 |
316 |
GSM Based POWR Theft Detection and over Load Protection in Power Lines
-M.N.V.V.Brahmam ; Ch.P.V.Suryakanth; N.Sai Praneeth; B.Sai Suresh; M.Sai Kumar
The electrical substation which supply the power to the consumers i.e. industries or domestic can have failures due to some faults like open or short circuit faults which can be temporary or permanent. These faults lead to substantial damage to the power system equipment. This project introduces hardware implementation to develop an automatic tripping mechanism for the single-phase supply system. The project output resets automatically after a brief interruption in the event temporary fault while it remains in tripped condition in case of permanent fault. Along with effective solutions for problems faced by India’s electricity distribution system such as power theft, and transmission line fault with the help of software module also incorporates different data aggregation algorithms needed for the different pathways of the electricity distribution system. The proposed system will trip the load in the event of the input voltage falling below/above a set value. Two comparators are used as window comparator formed out of one quad comparator IC. This delivers an error output if the input voltage to them crosses the range beyond the voltage window. A relay is then operated to cut off the load for safety reasons. An alarm, which sounds when the tripping takes place. It can also be enhanced by interfacing with a GSM modem to convey alert message to the user via SMS to take appropriate action. Read More...
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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING |
India |
1329-1333 |
317 |
Design of Automatic Speech Recognition System using ANN (Artificial Neural Networks) for Ubiquitous Control
-Anurag Bajpai ; Deepam Dubey
This paper is about automatic speech recognition system for controlling specific tasks with the help of a certain number of voice commands. It primarily deals with enhancing the accuracy of the voice based automation system. The feature extraction of speech has been done by the MFCC (Mel Frequency Cepstral Coefficients) and testing or matching has been performed with the help of ANN (Artificial Neural Networks). For enhancing the performance Euclidean distance is also measured to reject the unauthorized voice commands. Read More...
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Electronics Design and Technology |
India |
1334-1337 |
318 |
Security issues in E-Healthcare IoT
-Aashmeen Jammu ; Dr.Harjinder Singh
From the last few years, the field of internet of things (IoT) is transforming the concept of e-healthcare. The patients can be easily monitored wirelessly and the record of the patients is available as well as communicated online. But along with every new opportunity, new problems arise. In case of IoT, the major problem is limited security as IoT mostly deals with resource constraint devices. Security is the major concern in the IoT based electronic health (e-health) system. Wireless attacks like eavesdropping, masquerade attacks, replay attack, snooping attack poses a threat to the network security. In this paper, various privacy as well as security issues in e-healthcare IoT are analyzed in tabular form. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
1338-1341 |
319 |
Case Study in Wire Coiling Zone to Reduce Time Losses in Manual De-Coiler - A Review
-Ashutosh K. Mhaisky ; Dr. Achal Shahare; Mr. Siraj Sheikh
This project is about feeding wire accurately and in a controlled way for different applications like spring making coil making, multiforming parts and many other applications. We focus on the accurate feeding method for different sections of wires as per the requirement. Here we will establish a basic line for the feeding mechanism of wire; we will also define a flow path for the wire. The gear train required for pinching and feeding of wires is also discussed. This paper mainly consists of literature review, objectives, scope of the problem etc. Read More...
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M-Tech in Mechanical CAD-CAM |
India |
1342-1343 |
320 |
Review on the Heat Transfer and Fluid Flow Characteristics of the Absorber tube of a Parabolic Trough Collector Having inserts
-Pawan Singh Chauhan ; Rahul Bahuguna
Solar energy is the ultimate source of energy for the Earth. Parabolic Trough Collector (PTC) is the widely used solar energy collector as it can give a temperature range varying from 50°C to 400°C.Various methods are being employed to enhance the efficiency of the PTC system. Most common methods are enhancing the reflectivity of the collector surface, absorptive capacity of the absorber tube, using high thermal capacity fluid in the absorber tube and using inserts in the flow of fluid in the absorber tube. In this review paper, a detailed study on different types of inserts in PTC absorber tube done by researchers have been presented. Read More...
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m.tech thermal engineering |
India |
1344-1348 |
321 |
Detection of Class Imbalance Problem using Oversampling Technique
-Revati Mundle ; M S. Chaudhari
Now a day as the application area of technology increases the proportion of data and the nature also increases. One of such problem in data mining and machine learning techniques are class imbalance problem. Class imbalance problem is a problem where distribution of data largely belongs to one class while small or no data belongs to other class. Class imbalance problem is also known as skewed data problem. The data in real-world applications often has imbalanced class distribution where most of the classifier correctly classifies majority class data while they completely ignore minority. This is the problem associated with class imbalance problem. There many techniques used to solve class imbalance problem such data preprocessing, algorithmic approach and ensemble techniques. Data preprocessing gives better solution than other techniques. Data preprocessing techniques broadly classified into oversampling and under sampling technique. The disadvantage associated with under sampling is that it losses the information. So, mostly oversampling technique is used to balance the data. But disadvantage associated with the oversampling techniques is that it replicates unnecessary information. In this paper, proposed an approach to minimize the problem of replication of data associated with the oversampling technique. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
1349-1354 |
322 |
Experimental Study on Variation of Consistency Limits of a Lime Stabilized Solina ,Soil Srinagar-J&K
-Syed Irfan Simnani ; Peerzada Uzair
Clay soil can be stabilized by the addition of a small percentage, by weight, of lime as, it enhances many of the engineering properties of the soil. This produces an improved construction material. Generally the amount of lime needed to modify a clay soil varies from 1 to 3 per cent, whilst that required for cementation varies from 2 to 8 per cent. Montmorillonitic clay soils respond more rapidly to lime treatment than do those in which kaolinite is the dominant clay mineral. Thus, this paper presents a concise investigation on insitu physical and mechanical properties of soil samples collected from Solina Site Srinagar and the subsequent stabilization with lime. Laboratory tests involved determination of insitu physical properties, compaction characteristics and shear strength parameters. The test results showed that the soil mainly consists of high plasticity clayey silt. The test results indicate that in-situ state of soil is not suitable for using construction site either as foundation medium or as construction material. Therefore, effects of lime on Atterberg limits/Consistency limits were evaluated. Test results indicate that lime can effectively improve the engineering properties of soil under consideration. Thus, the aim of this study is to improve the soil characteristics for sustainable development in the capital City. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
1355-1358 |
323 |
Analytical Calculations for Design Optimization of Stirrer Shaft of Butter Extraction Machine
-Ms. P. A. Borkar ; Prof Mr. A. N. Ingale; S. N. Gandhare; M. S. Jibhakate
In this paper, shaft employed as a Butter extractor which is rotated at 75 to 100 rpm is studied. Considering the system, torque acting on rotating stirrer shaft which is rotated clockwise and anticlockwise direction and reversible direction stresses is induced on shaft. The One end of stirrer shaft is fixed and other end is freely rotating (over hanging) during butter extraction, due to centrifugal force jerk acted on shaft. Read More...
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Cad/Cam Engineering |
India |
1359-1361 |
324 |
Review Paper on Design Aspects of Stirrer Shaft Butter Extraction Machine
-Ms. P. A. Borkar ; S. N. Gandhare; M. S. Jibhakate; Prof Mr. A. N. Ingale
Traditional Butter Extraction Machine is developed & fully mechanized in automated form using electromechanical application in previous study. In present scenario many different kinds of butter extraction machine working on different principles and mechanisms. When shaft is rotated in clockwise and anticlockwise direction & vice versa, stirrer shaft is continuously rotated without lagging. One end of stirrer shaft is fixed and other end is freely rotating (over hanging) during butter extraction, due to centrifugal force jerk acted on shaft. During extraction process, stirrer shaft moves away from the center of axis of rotation. Study on design of shaft for continuous clockwise and anticlockwise rotation, in highly efficient machine for stress calculation & fatigue failure is to be carried out using ANSYS & analytical methods. The study implies on parameters like diameter, material, length & speed of motor for butter extraction machine. Analysis of stirrer shaft & stresses occur during twisting moment can be carried out to be optimized. Aim & Objective of study is to re-design and fatigue failure analysis of the stirrer shaft. Length & critical speed can also be studied for further analysis as future scope of study. Read More...
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Cad/Cam Engineering |
India |
1362-1364 |
325 |
Analysis of Rooftop Telecommunication Tower with Base Isolation
-Saharsh D. Kurde ; Dr. Pravinchandra D. Dhake; Prof. Rahul M. Jadhav
The increasing trend of mobile communications has seen exponential growth in the last three years. The communication industries have seen a tremendous increase in last few years which have resulted in installation of large number of towers to increase the coverage area and network consistency. The availability of land which satisfies ideal installation conditions in urban areas is extremely limited giving no alternative but to adopt roof tops. In this present study, the seismic analysis of 4 legged self-supporting rooftop telecommunication towers has been studied under the effect of wind analysis as per IS 875 (part 3): 1987 along with seismic forces under Indian seismic code of practice. In this dissertation, the forces developed due to wind as well as dynamic analyses are considered and the base isolation is to be provided to the structure to overcome them. In the following study stresses in rooftop tower foundation, stresses in host structure, axial forces in tower are the main parameters considered for the study. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
1365-1369 |
326 |
Health Companion Device using Bluetooth and Alerting System
-Garud Priyanka Ramdas ; Navandar R. K.
To take care of critically ill patient one requires accurate decisions so that we can protect as well as save the life. The major function of this paper is to deal with pulse/heart rate and temperature of body. This paper mainly Focus on pulse rate and temperature of the body. The sensors are used sense the Parameters and Microcontroller is used to receive the data from the sensor using Bluetooth module. Using sensor senses the pulse rate and temperature and enables early detection of the emergency .If the person's temperature or pulse rate exceed given limit it will alert to patient's or patient's relative by using alarm also it displays that parameters on LCD display, and it will be shows/displays on mobile also using Bluetooth module. if the pulse rate and temperature exceeds beyond limits it displays message on mobile .The main advantage of this final proposed system is that it detects processes and sends patients data like pulse rate and temperature of body over a wireless. The major advantage of this system to reduce the cost for monitoring patient health using different types of sensor which is harmless to patient's body. Read More...
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VLSI & Embedded Systems |
India |
1370-1372 |
327 |
Effects of Coir Fiber on Self Compacting Concrete
-J. Amirtharaj
Experimental investigation has been carried out to study the effect of coir fiber on Self Compacting Concrete. M20 grade concrete mix ratio of 1:1.42:3.10 was designed. The main objective of this study is to find appropriate percentage addition of super plasticizer with constant addition of 0.5% volume fraction of coir fiber. The amount of super plasticizer added is 0.40%, 0.60% and 0.80% of weight of cement. Coir fiber is added based on volume fraction of 0.5%. The addition of coir fiber decreases the workability; to impart workability super plasticizer is added. The various workability tests for Self-Compacting Concrete were conducted and their results were compared with Self Compacting Concrete limiting value. The compressive and split tensile strength tests were conducted on 7, 14 and 28 days. The test results shows that addition of 0.80% of super plasticizer satisfies the Self Compacting Concrete limiting value, with maximum increase in strength. Read More...
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M.Tech in Construction Project Management |
India |
1373-1375 |
328 |
Analysis and Implementation of Encryption Algorithm Based on Cloud Computing Environment
-Ashim Sarkar
[1] Cloud computing uses distributed architecture that enables use of scalable resources to provide computing services to cloud users using virtualization concept. It allows sharing of resources, scalability, elasticity, pay per usage and self-provisioning of resources from cloud providers.[2] Cloud computing moves application software and databases to large data centers where management of users’ data and services provided to them may not be fully secured. Communication between services providers and users using cloud network is done through service legal agreements (SLA). Because data transfer is between user and provider is done remotely; data security comes into concern as it opens the door to attacks such as intrusion. This paper is a study of encryption algorithms that are used to prevent intrusion with the intention to achieve data confidentiality, integrity and availability. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
1376-1379 |
329 |
A Study of Awareness of Eco-friendly Aspects of Cell Phone
-Monika Dubey
Cell phone or mobile phone is the buzz word of young generation of today’s world. Manufacturers and marketers must take into account customers' awareness and appreciation of the benefits of green/eco-friendly aspects of cell phone which often influences their purchase. Marketer can adopt green marketing strategies and may gain competitive advantage. The purpose of this paper is to examine the awareness of eco-friendly aspects of cell among college students. Design/methodology/approach – Based on a review of literature, particularly cell phone the green aspects of cell phone were collected and organised in form of a self administered questionnaire. The data was collected from 100 cell phone users who were management students. The sample was selected on the basis of random sampling. Findings – Customers' green values should be well understood while planning marketing strategy for a cell phone. Green marketing arguments should be communicated to customers in a coherent, to avoid customer skepticism or disbelief. Read More...
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Department of Marketing |
India |
1380-1382 |
330 |
Case Study of Steel Forgings Involving Heat Treatment
-Akshay Deep Kaushik ; R. K. Mahajan
Engineering materials, mostly steel, are heat treated under controlled sequence of heating and cooling to alter their physical and mechanical properties to meet desired engineering applications. In this study we did research on formation of bainite patches i.e. acicular ferrite cementite matrix on normalizing heat treatment. Desired microstructure for SAE 8622 steel BP shaft is uniformly distributed fine pearlite. To solve the problem three way approaches are followed. First is software based using JMatPro to get cooling curves like CCT and TTT transformation curve second heat transfer laws and unsteady state heat transfer equation to get the actual cooling curve followed by sample and then validating both two by practical heat treatment operation and result analysis. In my work effect of sample size on microstructure is studied while performing same heat treatment operation. After studying all these it is concluded that gear blank of SAE 8622 steel with desired microstructure cannot be achieved by normalizing heat treatment. To achieve this microstructure isothermal transformation is to be used. By using CCT curve raw data from JMatPro and time temperature relation of sample while cooling calculated using heat transfer equation with the help of Microsoft Excel is clubbed on origin software to see the exact cooling curve followed by sample helps in optimizing heat treatment operation to be done. Selected heat treatment is performed on sample and desired results are obtained. Read More...
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M.Tech in Material Science And Technology |
India |
1383-1388 |
331 |
Effect of Hybrid Fibers on Mechanical Properties and Flexure-Deficient R.C. Beams
-Boddeda. V. S. Vamsinadh ; Ganivada Somaraju; Sagi. Murali Sagar Varma
Investigation carried out on M40 grade of concrete having mix proportion of 1:1.81:2.08[1] with water-cement ratio of 0.44 to study the performance of hybrid fiber reinforced concrete. Hybrid fiber reinforced concrete is obtained by mixing of steel and polypropylene fibers. Steel fibers are kept at constant i.e. at 0.9% volume fraction and polypropylene fibers are at 900 g, 1050 g, and 1200 g per cubic meter of concrete. Performance of hybrid fiber reinforced concrete done by studying the behavior in terms of compressive strength, split tensile strength, maximum load carrying capacity of flexure deficient beams. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
1389-1391 |
332 |
Empirical Observation Based Seepage Analysis of Madhya Ganga Canal
-Sushant Kumar
Seepage and evaporation are the most serious forms of water losses in an irrigation canal network. Seepage loss depends on the channel geometry, whereas evaporation loss is proportional to the area of the free surface. The conservation of water is becoming increasingly important as the demand for this vital natural resource continues to rise rapidly and new sources of supply become scarcer. The importance of lining irrigation channels with the view to save these losses cannot be over emphasized. In this paper seepage rate for the Madhya Ganga canal phase-2 at Bijnor District of Uttar Pradesh, India is calculated by the empirical formula and USBR formula and is presented in this paper. Read More...
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Water Resource Engineering |
India |
1392-1394 |
333 |
Study of Wear Behaviour and Temperature Variation of Mild Steel under Different Surface Treatments using Disc-on-Disc type Rolling Wear Analysis Machine
-Santosh Salunkhe ; Dr. Siraj Ahmed; Dr. Vilas Warudkar; Dr. R. K. Dwivedi
Abrasive wear of engineering, agricultural machine components and in food processing machinery caused by the abrasive particles is a major industrial problem. Therefore, a full understanding of the effects of all system variables on the abrasive wear rates is important in order to improve design of the machinery and the choice of materials to control wear. The present research work is undertaken to development and testing of disc-on-disc type rolling wear analysis machine. This machine is designed and patented by Dr. SIRAJ AHMED. (Professor, MANIT, BHOPAL). This work is carried out further development and testing of disc-on-disc type rolling wear analysis machine. This machine is used to analysis of rolling wear behaviour of materials. Present work consist of testing of mild steel specimens under different surface treatment conditions like hammer peening, carburized (6 hrs.) and carburized (12 hrs.) and compared with virgin specimen. These specimens are tested under 5 and 10 kg load and wear behaviour is studied. Each specimen is tested on machine for 20 hrs. Study of temperature variation is also studied under different loading conditions and different surface treatments. Read More...
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INDUSTRIAL DESIGN |
India |
1395-1397 |
334 |
Groundwater Modelling in Bina River Basin, India using Visual Modflow
-Sushant Kumar ; Dr. M. K. Choudhary; Dr. T. R. Nayak
The study focused on groundwater recourse assessment through steady-state flow modelling in Bina River basin. Bina River is a tributary of Betwa River and is the main source of water for domestic water supply and irrigation supply. Despite its importance for the people in the region, the hydrogeological system of the Bina River basin is not well understood. This study reports a simulation study for better understanding of the groundwater balance at Bina River Basin using Visual MODFLOW. The model involved a steady-state hydrogeological simulation of the two-layered aquifer. The groundwater modelling approach was found to be efficient in identifying the dominant hydrological processes in Bina River basin including evapotranspiration and recharge. The aquifer system was modelled numerically by Visual MODFLOW (flex). The model domain was delineated based on field traverses, topographic maps and digital elevation model extracted from Survey of India toposheet contour lines in ILWIS platform. Aquifer parameters were assigned based on given data by CGWB and WRD, which were then adjusted during the model calibration. The main recharge mechanism considered was direct recharge from rainfall. The model was calibrated to static water levels during 2009 pre- monsoon in each block of Bina River Basin. The overall model results are comparable with the observation well data. The sensitivity of the calibrated model was tested by systematically changing one parameter or input variable at a time and it was found that the model is highly sensitive to changes in ET and recharge rate. Read More...
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Water Resource Engineering |
India |
1398-1402 |
335 |
Comparison and Optimization of Wear Rates of Dentsply (Esthet-X) and Kulzer (Charisma) Dental Composite Materials
-Dr. Chaitali U. Hambire ; Dr. U. V. Hambire; Sandip Pyarelal Barange
In this study, two types of dental composites materials are tested on the basis of wear rate. The specimens were prepared in plastic and cured using LED light torch. They were weighed on Precision Digital Balance machine (LWL Germany Make Model: LB 210S, Least count of 0.0001gm). Then they were mounted on Two Body Wear Tester (Pin on Disc machine) for testing of wear rate. The variables considered for the research work were load, speed and sliding distance. Various combinations of these variables were made. Pre-experimentation was also carried to find out the most influencing values of these variables. The variables were so chosen that they would represent actual conditions under which the dental composites were supposed to work. The results were put into Minitab 17 software for further analysis. It was found that Dentsply (Esthet-X) shows more resistance to wear rate than Kulzer (Charisma). Read More...
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Production Engineering |
India |
1403-1405 |
336 |
Order Preserving Encryption-Scheme to Preserve the Order of Encrypted Cloud Data Search
-Punam Suresh Kharche ; Roshan Thakur; Dinesh Gawande
The data on cloud computing is encrypted due to security concern or the factor of third party to excavate into it. As the consequence to this, the search over encrypted data becomes a complex task. The traditional approaches like to search in plain text cannot be apply over encrypted data. So the searchable encryption techniques are being used. In searchable encryption techniques the order of relevance must be consider as the concern because when it is large amount of data it becomes complex as relevant documents are more in number. We have discussed the probabilistic OPE technique which known as one-to-many OPE. The expected result is to be that cloud server cannot penetrate in actual user data and provide the search on encrypted data will be performed and results will appear in order of relevance score. Even though with good security of one-to-many OPE the cloud can get the information of the plain text if differential attacks occurred on the cipher text by calculating the differences between the cipher text. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
1406-1410 |
337 |
Thermoelectric Power Generation for Train Bogies by Exhaust Heat Energy Losses
-Pratyush Saran ; Ravi Pralash Mani Tripathi; Rekha Singh; Shreya Dubey; Shipra Singh
In recent years, an increasing concern of environmental problems, in particular global warning and the limitations of energy fuels has resulted in renewed research into new and advanced technologies for generating electrical power. Thermoelectric power generators have emerged as a promising alternative because of its prominent advantages. Thermoelectric power generation offer a potential application in the direct conversion of heat energy that is wasted unnecessarily into electrical power. In this paper, we have presented an energy conversion system in which thermoelectric modules have been attached at the junction of a train engine which will harness the free energy of exhaust and converting into useful power. That energy will be used to drive the internal power requirement of the components of the train. Read More...
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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING |
India |
1411-1413 |
338 |
A Reliable and Efficient Mobile Access Coordinated WSN for Novel Data Transmission
-Bhagyashree ; Mallangouda B
Presents the portable get to composed remote sensor arrange - a novel vitality productive plan for time-delicate applications. In ordinary sensor systems with portable get to focuses (SEN-MA), the versatile get to focuses (M-As) navigate the system to gather data specifically from singular sensors. While rearranging the directing procedure, a noteworthy impediment with SEN-MA is that information transmission is constrained by the physical speed of the M-As and their direction length, bringing about low throughput and expansive postponement. With an end goal to determine this issue, we present the MC-WS-N engineering, for which a noteworthy element is that: through dynamic system organization and topology outline, the quantity of jumps from any sensor to the M-A can be restricted to a pre-indicated number. Examine the ideal topology plan that limits the normal number of bounces from sensor to M-A, and give the throughput investigation under both single-way and multipath directing cases. Also, putting MC-WS-N in the master plan of system outline and improvement, we give a bound together structure to remote system demonstrating and portrayal. Under this general system, it can be seen that MC-WS-N mirrors the joining of structure guaranteed dependability/effectiveness and specially appointed empowered adaptability. Read More...
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Computer Network Engineering |
India |
1414-1417 |
339 |
Heuristic Obstacle-Avoiding Algorithm for Cluster Based Data Forwarding
-Kaveri ; Sharanabasappa A Madival
In remote sensor systems (WS-Ns), the advantages of misusing the sink portability to drag out system lifetime have been very much perceived. In physical conditions, a wide range of snags could exit in the detecting field. In this manner, an exploration challenge is the means by which to effectively dispatch the versatile sink to discover an impediment staying away from most brief course. A vitality productive directing instrument in view of the group based technique for the portable sink in WS-Ns with obstructions. As per the group based technique, the hubs chosen as bunch heads gather information from their group individuals and exchange the information gathered to the versatile sink. The portable sink begins the information gathering course occasionally from the beginning site, at that point straightforwardly gathers information from these bunch heads in a solitary jump run, lastly comes back to the beginning site. In any case, because of the multifaceted nature of the booking issue in WS-Ns with deterrents, the traditional calculations are hard to determine. To cure this issue, we propose an effective booking component in view of spreading over diagrams in this paper. In view of the spreading over diagram, we introduce a heuristic visit arranging calculation for the portable sink to discover the snag staying away from briefest course. Reenactment comes about confirm the adequacy of our technique. Read More...
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Computer Network Engineering |
India |
1418-1420 |
340 |
Study on Causes of Poverty among the Slums of Midnapore Municipality, West Bengal
-Bikash Dutta
Urbanization is growing rapidly all over India as well as indulged the growth of slums over a time period and surrounds the city from all sides. Slums are more widespread in the metropolitan cities in India, but now are gradually developing in other cities and small towns also. The living conditions in the slums are hazardous with little or no access to public services explicitly worse off than non-slum dwellers. In general, the visual manifestation of poverty is hallmark of slums which is not only a product of material deprivation but of a set of interlocking factors. The study aims to explain the faces of urban poverty in reference to livelihood framework. Data have been collected randomly from two hundred urban poor living in twenty slums (out of 185-slums) of 25-wards in Midnapore Municipality, West Bengal, by using a structured questionnaire. The data are analysed by simple mathematics and cross tabulation using SPSS-20 software. Read More...
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social science |
India |
1421-1427 |
341 |
New Innovative Method of Power Generation using PV Technology on Solar Roadways
-Monika B. Dhoke ; Pratik Ghutke
This are other approaches and methods of using solar photovoltaic technology on highways, for example, using solar-powered LED roadway lighting, security lighting, highway changeable message , etc. Although these are very important applications, in terms of power generation or power saving, they are almost negligible in comparison to the approach that it has suggested in this paper. Also, one can see the cost-oriented modeling and design optimization for alignment to determine operation and engineering cost of the highway. Read More...
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M TECH IN IPS |
India |
1428-1430 |
342 |
Implementation of Solar Powered Robot for Agriculture Applications
-Mr. N. Pavan Teja ; Mr. D. Roopesh; Mr .P. Girish; Mr. Ch. Venkatesh; Mr. P. S. S. Pavan Kumar
In Modern world, Robot is used in many of the fields such as defense, surveillance, medical field, Industries and so on. In this paper, the robot system is used to develop the process of cultivating agricultural land without the use of man power. The aim of the paper is to reduce the man power, time and increase the productivity rate. The applications of this robot are to plough the land, sowing the seed, watering the plant, or spraying the fertilizer by using microcontroller. Also, it detects the obstacles present in the way by IR sensors. The actions performed by the robot are displayed in phone. The energy required for this robotic machine is less as compared with other machines like tractors or any agriculture machinery, also this energy is generated from the solar radiation which is found abundantly in nature. Read More...
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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING |
India |
1431-1434 |
343 |
Lifetime Expansion using the Duplicate Data Forwarding Node Detection Method
-Ambika ; Ramesh S. Jadhav
In this paper, we propose a vitality efï¬cient area mindful clone location convention in thickly conveyed WSNs, which can ensure effective clone assault recognition and keep up acceptable system lifetime. Speciï¬cally, we abuse the area data of sensors and haphazardly select witnesses situated in a ring zone to confirm the authenticity of sensors and to report distinguished clone assaults. The ring structure encourages vitality efï¬cient information sending along the way towards the witnesses and the sink. We hypothetically demonstrate that the proposed convention can accomplish 100 percent clone discovery likelihood with trustful witnesses. We additionally broaden the work by concentrate the clone discovery execution with untrustful witnesses and demonstrate that the clone location likelihood still methodologies 98 percent when 10 percent of witnesses are bargained. Also, in most existing clone identification conventions with arbitrary witness choice plan, the required support stockpiling of sensors is normally subject to the hub thickness, while in our proposed convention, the required cradle stockpiling of sensors is autonomous of n however an element of the bounce length of the system sweep, i.e. Broad reenactments exhibit that our proposed convention can accomplish long system lifetime by adequately conveying the trafï¬c stack over the system. Read More...
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Computer Network Engineering |
India |
1435-1437 |
344 |
A Geographic Positioning System to Avoid the Dead End Node Problem in Wireless Sensor Network
-Suhasini A ; Sharanabasappa A Madival
Area mindful sensor directing (LAS-eR) convention is a novel answer for the difficulties of steering in portable remote sensor systems (M-WS-Ns). This talks the high dependability and low idleness necessities of developing presentations. The convention utilizes area data to keep up an inclination field even in exceptionally portable conditions, while lessening the directing overhead. This enables the convention to use a visually impaired sending system to spread parcels towards the sink. The convention inalienably uses various ways at the same time to make course differing qualities and increment its strength. LAS-eR is intended for usage in a high assortment of M-WSN tenders with self-sufficient land, ocean or air vehicles. Explanatory terminologies are determined and assessed against the recreations. Broad demonstrating and reproduction of the given directing convention has indicated it to be very versatile and strong. It is contrasted and the current M-WSN active exceptionally wandering sensor directing convention, the elite portability versatile cross-layer steering convention, and in addition adhoc on-request remove vector and upgraded interface state directing. Conventions are assessed on bundle conveyance proportion, end-to-end delay, over-head, through-put and vitality utilization. The outcomes highpoint both the elite of LAS-eR in different testing situations and its predominance over the cutting edge. Read More...
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Computer Network Engineering |
India |
1438-1441 |
345 |
Detection of Tampered Energy Meter with Prepaid Billing using GSM
-Mr. T. Umamaheshwararao ; Ms. V. Meghana; Ms. M. Prasanthi; Mr. P. Murali Krishna; Mr. R. Shiva Prasad
In this paper, The main objective of this project is to send a message in the event of energy meter being tampered. As electricity consumption is increasing, so it is the attempt for tampering the energy meter. Identifying a tampered meter is only possible when the electricity board’s authority manually checks it, which is a time consuming and costly method. This proposed system is a possible solution to detect meter tampering. Energy meter is integrated with the system in such a way that if anybody opens the cover of the meter, an IR sensing arrangement sends a command to the microcontroller (8051 family). Microcontroller then senses a change in the logical input from IR sensor and gives command to the GSM modem to send an SMS to the designated mobile phone number stored in the controller’s memory. This information also gets displayed on an LCD. The idea of Prepaid energy meter using an AT89S52 microcontroller has been introduced. This concept provides a cost efficient manner of electricity billing. The present energy billing systems are discrete, inaccurate, costly and slow. They are also time and labour consuming. The major drawback of traditional billing system is power and energy theft. Read More...
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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING |
India |
1442-1447 |
346 |
Performance Factor Analysis of Construction Projects in Nashik City
-Pravin Daware
A number of studies has been conducted to examine factors affecting on project performance in developing countries. The construction industry is complex in its nature because it comprises large number of parties as owners (clients), contractors, consultants & regulators. Contractors have to be capable of continuously improving their performance. The first step involves general information collection, including both first-hand and second-hand data, in order to identify major themes from the literature. Surveys and interviews are conducted, in which a list of important factors for successful performance are identified. With these factors, experts interviews, conducted in second step, are used to decide the most significant factors among them. The main purpose is to improve the performance of construction achieving the economy and give the satisfaction to the construction. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
1448-1454 |
347 |
Social Inclusion of Migrant Women Plantation Workers in Karnataka
-Saravana K ; Dr.Lokesha M.U
India constitutes a 30 percent of the total population (309 million) internal migrants, As per NSSO report (2007-08) prominent reason for internal migration is for employment. Migrants face defiance of basic entitlements including access to subsidized food, housing, drinking water, sanitation and public health facilities, education, banking services and often work in poor conditions devoid of social security and legal protection. Migration enhances the chances of women to enjoy empowerment effects, with increased communication in the general public, including their involvement as workers and decision makers of households. Cultivation of Coffee dominated in the hill tracts of South India, in that Karnataka dominant 79.3 percentage of total coffee production in India and it is the only industry requires high density of manual work; The majority of working people in the plantation were migrated from Tamilnadu, Kerala and other part of India; they were brought by Kanganis for low wage and to fill the labour scarcity at hill station during 19th and 20th century colonial period, among them more than half of working labours were women. The migrated workers especially women were excluded in various activities from local, and even they paid less compared to the male. This study aimed to understand the socio-economic conditions of the Social Inclusion of long-term and short term migrant plantation women workers. For this Study researcher has adopted descriptive research design with purposive sampling technique to identify the samples. Udai Preek’s socio-economic scale and self prepared social inclusion measurement question with likert scaling was used to collect data. The collected data was computed through SPSS 19.0 by applying chi-squre, correlation tests and simple percentile. Results shown that, the majority of migrated women were migrated after marriage and seasonal women migrant worker facing linguistic challenges with local interaction. Read More...
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social science |
India |
1455-1459 |
348 |
Improve Performance Static Random Access Memory Based on Design PLPSRAM
-Lalit Gupta ; Divya Jagadish
In this field research paper explores the design and analysis of Static Random Access memories (SRAM) that focuses on optimizing delay and power. CMOS SRAM cell consumes very less power and have less read and write time. Higher cell ratios will decrease the read and write time and improve stability. PMOS semiconductor unit with less dimension reduces the ability consumption. Our propose design propose low power static access memory (PLPSRAM) cell is implemented with reduced power and performance is good according read and write time, delay and power consumption. It’s been noticed typically that increased memory capability will increase the bit-line parasitic capacitance that successively slows down voltage sensing, to avoid this drawback use optimized scaling techniques and more, get improve performance of the design. Memories are a core a part of most of the electronic systems. Performance in terms of speed and power dissipation is that the major areas of concern in today’s memory technology. PLPSRAM cells supported 6T, 10T configurations are compared on the basis of performance for read and write operations. during this paper completely different static random access memory are designed so as to satisfy low power, high performance circuit of our propose design circuit PLPSRAM. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
1460-1463 |
349 |
Modelling and Analysis of Stirling Engine System Based on Operating and Geometrical Parameters
-Sandhya Ahirwar
A mathematical modelling of a Stirling engine is developed here. After that we identified the various performance parameters, initial parameters, and operational parameters. The influences of various parameters on the Stirling cycle were investigated in this work. The analysis is mainly performed on the Gamma type Stirling engine because of higher efficiency use in multi cylinder engines. The system of governing equations was developed and employed to investigate the variation of all process and performance parameters. The selected model was adiabatic model, due to better approximation to real engine performance compared to the isothermal model. The total, expansion and compression volumes and step by step crank angle variations were investigated. Output variable which is subjected to be optimized is the engine power. Read More...
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M-Tech(thermal power engineering) |
India |
1464-1467 |
350 |
Experimental and Numerical Analysis of Wagonr Mono Tube Shock Absorber
-Nagesh P Kulkarni ; Prof. Sainand M Jadhav
A Shock absorber or suspension system is a mechanical device designed to smooth out or damp shock impulse and dissipate kinetic energy. Shock absorber is a critical part of suspension system, connecting the vehicle to its wheels. Shock absorber has a significant influence on handling performance and riding comfort. As per Michel S. Talboat and John starkey[2] who presented mathematical model of a gas charged Mono tube racing damper, The model includes bleed orifice piston leakage, and shim stack flows. The model is validated with experimental tests on an Ohlins WCJ 2216 damper. This study pertains to Mono tube gas charged dampers appropriate to automotive applications. Shock absorber plays an important role not only for comfort of riders of the vehicle but also the performance and life of vehicle. Thus for modification it is necessary to optimize the performance of existing mono tube damper. The model is exercised to show the effect of turning on damper performance.The analysis is done by considering loads vehicle weight and concluded that the model is reliable and Precise able to improve its performance by using MR Fluid. Read More...
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M.E MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (DESIGN) |
India |
1468-1471 |