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Area |
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101 |
Design and Fabrication of Pneumatic Lifting Table
-A. Kalaiyarasan ; Srinivasan C; Sabarigovind S; Sonu Kumar C; Mano K
Now-a-days the most elaborate safeguarding system cannot offer effective protection unless the worker knows how to use it and why. Specific and detailed training is therefore a crucial part of any effort to provide safeguarding against machine related hazards. This kind of safety training are necessary for the new operators and its maintenance or setup personnel, when any new or altered safeguards are put in service, or when workers are assigned to a new machine or operation. Air counter balances are devices that support the weight of slide, connection, and upper die so that it is not suspended from the crankshaft bearings. Any geared bed lifter with long stroke (regardless of size), and any bed lifter with flanged slide for large, heavy dies, can benefit significantly from air counter balancing. Read More...
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Industrial Engineering |
India |
368-370 |
102 |
Customer Sentiment Classification and Rating System Based on Products Reviews
-Monika ; Er. Sandeep Garg
In the present competitive business scenario vast amount of consumer reviews are written on Web about any product or service. WWW contains an overwhelming volume of customer reviews about different categories of commodities avail. The advent of social media and ecommerce has brought the era of a new age business and its customer base is growing exponentially every year. In today’s world, the online market is increasingly getting popular and it becomes more and more important to help the customer get the best product by all parameters. The quality of a product is best confirmed by taking the customer reviews from those who are already using that. All popular shopping websites like Amazon, flipkart, ebay etc. allow customer reviews once the product has been purchased. These reviews are such huge in numbers on these websites that it is not possible for a customer to consider them all. This paper focuses on extracting the features from product reviews taken from amazon.com or ebay.in sites given by reviewers to state their opinions. This is done at aspect level of analysis using ontology. Then it determines whether they are positive or negative thereby giving a scaling system to identify the effectiveness of a product. So, we propose a technique here, Sentiment Analysis for Product rating through Ontology (SAPRO). This technique performs text mining techniques on the customer reviews obtained from any of these websites and calculates the rating for this product (out of 5), to establish the like-ability of the product by the existing customers. SAPRO considers the end users’ perspective while addressing the Sentiment Analysis problem. The research uses a combination approach of domain ontology and Stanford dependency relation which intends to enhance the sentiment classification. The proposed technique is programmed in Java 8 programming language taking review data from the Amazon website as the dataset which is in JSON format. The results show that the review rating calculated by the proposed technique has 91% similarity with the existing ratings from the customers. The difference is mainly because the customer gives discrete numeric ratings but explains his sentiment better in words. The results when compared to base research by Arindam Chaudharyet. al [24], clearly show that the proposed technique(91% accuracy) is better than base technique(80-88% accuracy) for reviews. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
371-375 |
103 |
Study of Human Operated System to Generate Electricity
-Pravin D. Patil ; Mahesh A. Marathe; Khushal P. Chaudhari; Gaurav P. Bornare; Ganesh M. Sapkale
Power Generation using human effort is a force for the future. With increasing demand for fuel and a new source of energy, development of human powered generators become a necessity. The most famous human powered generator is dynamo. On similar lines various human powered generators like backpack generators, biomechanical energy harvester and shoe generator are being developed. These harvesters are under development and are considered one of the best inventions of recent times. One such way is to develop alternate source of energy which will help us to save energy. Geothermal energy, biogas, solar energy, wind energy are various forms of energy which are used alternatively today. One such source of energy is Human Power. Human power is an endless source of energy which has been wasted. The energy is stored in a mechanical form and retransmitted to the wheel in order to help the acceleration. Electric vehicles and hybrid have a similar system called Regenerative Brake which restores the energy in the batteries. The device recovers the kinetic energy that is present in the waste heat created by the car's braking process. It stores that energy and converts it into power that can be called upon to boost acceleration. There are principally two types of system - battery (electrical) and flywheel (mechanical). Electrical systems use a motor-generator incorporated in the car's transmission which converts mechanical energy into electrical energy and vice versa. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
376-377 |
104 |
Automatic Field Identification for Tabular Data without Headers
-Venkat Giridhar Mareedu ; Keerthi Kant Raghunathan
finding useful patterns from large sets of data has brought new possibilities and insights which are unnoticeable to the human eye. But this is all possible only when we know what data it is i.e., when we have information about the metadata of the database under consideration. This paper aims to automatically identify table headers and their datatypes without any human intervention. Upon identification, this paper also implements a strategy to automatically import the data into a big data tool, SAS, to conduct further data analytics. These strategies are perfectly consistent even with a table with headers as it saves the time of the user who would otherwise manually map the fields. Read More...
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Computer Science |
India |
378-380 |
105 |
FPGA Implementation of 16*16 Vedic Multiplier in VHDL Environment
-Smruti Ranjan Nayak ; Ritisnigdha Das; S. K Saifur Raheman
A high speed processor depends greatly on the multiplier in most digital signal processing system as well as in general processor. Currently the speed of the multipliers is limited by the speed of the adders used for partial product addition. It is an ancient methodology of Indian mathematics as it contains 16 SUTRAS (formulae). A high speed complex 16 *16 multiplier design by using urdhvatiryakbhyam sutra is presented in this paper. By using this sutra the partial products and sums are generated in one step which reduces the design of architecture in processors. It can be implemented in many Digital Signal Processing (DSP) applications such as convolution, Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) filtering and in microprocessors. By using this method we reduce the propagation delay in comparison with array based architecture and parallel adder based implementation which is most commonly used architecture. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
381-383 |
106 |
Maximizing Reliability of Multihop Cognitive Radio Network
-Naveen Chandra Arya ; Lalit Singh Garia
In this paper, Performance of a cognitive radio with the help of a multi-antenna based cognitive relay (CR) is proposed. The best relay selection strategy is analyzed in presence of Rayleigh fading channel. The hybrid combining (SC/MRC) employs at the output, the signals received from multiple receiving antenna via cognitive relay (CR), The relay received and forwards the signal to secondary user destination (D) using some relay strategy like: Decode Amplify-and-Forward (DAF) for dual hop system and Decode Amplify-and-Forward (DAF) and then Amplify-and-Forward (AF) strategy for more than two hop relaying network. In multi-hop environment comparison of BER has been evaluated, between dual hop (DAF) vs three hop (DAF and AF), and also between hybrid combining (SC/MRC) and Maximal ratio combiner. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
384-387 |
107 |
A Review on Design and Development of Future Bicycle with Use of Electric Energy Source
-Priyank P. Golakiya ; Urvishkumar M. Patel; Nikunjkumar N. Patel; Karan V. Patrel; Samkit Shah
As we can see that the problem of traffic and pollution due to fossil fuels is increasing in the whole world. Due to gases like carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and other gases rate of global warming effect is increasing, that will directly affect upon ambient temperature. The sources of conventional fuels is decreasing therefore increasing in the cost of fuels in India and all over the world, we need to do some research on converse of another source of energy. As we can see that the people in India use personal two wheeler vehicles to travel small distances, therefore the traffic problems in India is increasing very fast. To avoid we have to made very compact and environment friendly vehicle. Aim of present study is to learn about different types of alternative energy sources to run a bicycle & try to find some new idea in improving electric bicycle. A power assisted bicycle is form of transport system that attempts to merge both health and environmental benefit. Cleaner technology as well as lesser dependency on oils. It is very important that the time taken for travelling should be less, also it should be economical & easily available. This feature performs better than gasoline vehicles. It is very useful to travel small distance to moderate distances. We are going to prepare bicycle which is operated by BLDC (Brushless DC Motor) hub motor based electric propulsions. The Lop fit is a totally new way of moving. With the electric assist it takes no more effort to walk than "a walk in a park". The electric assist in combination with the gear is boosting your walking pace up to the speed of a regular bike. Such vehicle cost around $2495.00 [USD]. We have planned to make the vehicle similar to this kind of vehicle and reduce the maximum possible cost. We have planned to make a vehicle which will be compact enough equal to small kids bicycles having a standing and sitting platforms suitable for accommodate one person. Read More...
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AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING |
India |
388-390 |
108 |
Feature Selection Based Software Defect Prediction using Classification Techniques
-Suneetha Merugula
Software defect prediction aims to determine whether a software module is defect-prone or non-defect prone by building prediction models. The performance of such models is liable to the high dimensionality of the datasets that may include irrelevant and redundant features. Adding feature selection reduces datasets with fewer features and maintains or improves the prediction capability over the original datasets. The performance of these feature selection method is evaluated using three popular classification techniques: Multilayer Perceptron, PART, J48 over four software defect-datasets obtained from the NASA data repository. The performances were measured using Accuracy, F-measure. Our results demonstrated that J48 combined with principle component analysis feature selection gives better accuracy and F-Measure for all datasets. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
391-394 |
109 |
Experimental Investigation for Enhancing the Shear Capacity of Reinforced Concrete (RC) T-Beams
-Aman Khare ; Prof. Vinay Kumar Singh Chandrakar; Dr. Gyanendra Singh; Praveen Singh Tomar
Deterioration in reinforced concrete structures is a major issue faced by the infrastructures and bridge industries all over the world. Since complete replacement of these structures requires high investment, strengthening has become the suitable solution to modify and improve the performance of the structures. Previously steel plates were used as external reinforcement to strengthen deficient RC structures, but in the last fifteen years or so on, FRP composites have been used to replace steel because of their superior properties. RC T-section is the most common shape of beams and girders in buildings and bridges. Shear failure of RC T-beams is identified as the most disastrous failure mode as it does not give any advance warning before failure. The shear strengthening of RC T-beams using externally bonded (EB) FRP composites has become a popular structural strengthening technique, due to the well-known advantages of FRP composites such as their high strength-to-weight ratio and excellent corrosion resistance. This study explores the result of an experimental investigation for enhancing the shear capacity of reinforced concrete (RC) T-beams with shear deficiencies, strengthened with Basalt Fiber Reinforced Polymer (BFRP) sheets which are a relatively new and economic alternative to more expensive fibers commonly used in strengthening of RC beams. A total of 22 numbers of concrete T-beams are tested and various sheet configurations and layouts are studied to determine their effects on the shear capacity of the beams. One beam of the beams is considered as control beam, while other beams are strengthened with externally bonded BFRP sheets/strips. To accommodate essential services like electricity cables, natural gas pipes, water and drainage pipes, air-conditioning, telephone lines, and computer network transverse web opening are necessary in modern building construction. Hence, the present study investigates the shear behavior of RC T-beams with different types of transverse web openings. The various parameters investigated in this study included BFRP amount and distribution, bonded surface, number of layers of BFRP, fiber orientation, transverse web openings of different shape (i.e., circular versus square versus rectangular) and end anchor. The experimental results demonstrated that the use of the new mechanical anchorage scheme comprising of laminated composite plates increases the shear capacity of the beams significantly by preventing the deboning of BFRP sheets, so that the full strength of the BFRP sheets get utilized. An analytical study is also carried out to validate the experimental findings. Read More...
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structural engineering |
India |
395-401 |
110 |
Soil- Pile Nonlinear Interaction
-Prashant Chaure ; Prof. Vinay Kumar Singh Chandrakar; Dr. Gyanendra Singh; Praveen Singh Tomar
Present study is carried out the nonlinear interaction of soil-pile and pile cap, study shows the behavior of soil and pile under the working load condition. The 8-story plane frame is constructed using Software ANSYS and a 2D plane of soil and pile is created using Beam188 and Plane 183 element. In this analysis beam-columns are of size 300mm *300 mm and piles are of 400mm having its pile cap of width 2m and thickness of 300mm is considered. Soil of medium stiffness having modulus of elasticity E-15, E-35 and E-65 is considered. Load of 40Kn/m of dead load and live load and seismic load as per IS:1893 (Part I):2002 considering of zone V is applied on 8-story plane frame .The analysis is carried-out using Finite Element Analysis (contact surface pairing) to evaluate the interaction between Soil-pile. The results are evaluated in the form of X- Displacement, Y-Displacement, von misses stress contour, Contact Pressure and their contact status. From the results conclusion is made that soil having Young's modulus of elasticity E-35 shows greater stiffness that than E-15 and E-65.these results are shown by graphically and the contour diagrams of the respective analysis for different types of soil. At the end the future scope of the project is discussed with references. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
402-405 |
111 |
Evaluating Efficiency of Android Anti Malware System
-Ms. Shelake Seema Madhukar ; Prof. Prakash B. Dhainje
The admiration of Android OS for mobile is appealing the threats such as malwares. The term ’malware’ is defined as mixture of form of invasive software. Malware is any program or data which disturbs the working of a device. Thus malware detection is the issue in the computer security. To evade the malware attacks different anti-malwares are also have been established. But there is a need to assess these anti-malwares which can be done by using Droid Chameleon. Droid Chameleon does the transformation of malwares automatically and helps to check the efficiency of anti-malware. Here we propose a system that classifies the malicious apps affected due to malwares. The authorizations given by android apps are used as the dataset. The ID3 algorithm is used to apply mining on these datasets i.e. training is provided to produce the trained dataset. The Admin will take care of new entries of malwares as well as apps in the database. The results are presented as whether the given app can notice all malware or not. Read More...
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M.E COMPUTER SCIENCE |
India |
406-409 |
112 |
Implementation of Quality Management System in A Manufacturing Industry
-Saket Kumar Verma ; Dr. S. K Ganguly; Pallav Shukla
Manufacturing Industries are the most important and largest organization of any country. The new standard ISO 9001:2015 is a way for an organization to manage Internal and External customer satisfaction and demonstrate continuous improvement. These sectors have taken some managerial changes by conducting audits (internal and external) and reforms according to IS/ISO standards to increase its managerial strength, customer satisfaction and the quality of product at low cost. But some problems have arisen that may terminate the Quality Management System activities. So it is important to identify and analyze the barriers that affect the implementation of a quality management system (QMS): ISO 9001:2015. ISO 9001 is a standard that sets out the requirements for a quality management system. It helps businesses and organizations to be more efficient and improve customer satisfaction. A new version of the standard, ISO 9001:2015, has just been launched, replacing the previous version (ISO 9001:2008). Read More...
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M.E in Production Engineering |
India |
410-414 |
113 |
An Experimental Study on the Behaviour of M20 Grade Concrete by Partial Replacement of Fine Aggregate with Brick Dust and Stone Dust
-M Krishna Teja
Concrete has occupied an important place in construction industry in the past few decades and it is used widely in all types of constructions ranging from small buildings to large infrastructural dams or reservoirs. It is the most widely used man-made construction material in the construction world. Ever since concrete has been accepted as material for construction, civil engineers have been trying to improve its quality, strength etc., against adverse conditions. The replacement of natural resources in the manufacture of fine aggregate is the present issue in the present construction scenario. With increase in demand of concrete, more and more new methods and new materials are being developed for production of concrete. This project work involves in an experimental study on the concrete by using stone dust and brick dust on the mechanical properties of the concrete. In this experimental study two types admixtures are used in preparation of concrete mix. Stone dust and brick dust are added from 0% to 25% by weight of fine aggregate with increment of 5%. A comparative analysis has been carried out for conventional concrete to that of the admixture concrete in relation to their compressive, split tensile and flexural strength properties. As the stone dust and brick dust content increases in cement concrete, the compressive and split tensile values are proportionally increasing. It is observed that at 20% of stone dust and brick dust is the optimum dosages for concrete mixture. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
415-418 |
114 |
Nonlinear Static Analysis of Frames with Various Bracing Arrangements
-Sunil Kumar Lohare ; Prof. Vinay Kumar Singh Chandrakar; Dr. Gyanendra Singh; Praveen Singh Tomar
In last decades Steel structure has played an important role in construction Industry. It is necessary to design a structure to perform well under seismic loads. The seismic performance of a multi-story steel frame building is designed according to the provisions of the current Indian code (IS 800 -2007). The shear capacity of the structure can be increased by introducing Steel bracings in the structural system. Bracings can be used as retrofit as well. There are „n‟ numbers of possibilities to arrange Steel bracings such as D, K, and V type eccentric bracings. A typical six-story steel frame building is designed for various types of eccentric bracings as per the IS 800- 2007. D, K, and V are the different types of eccentric bracings considered for the present study. Performance of each frame is studied through nonlinear static analysis. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
419-423 |
115 |
Analysis of One-Directional and Two-Directional Flow in Heat Exchangers
-Vamshi Pradyumna K ; K Satheesh Kumar
The flow pattern through a heat exchanger affects the required heat exchanger surface. A counter flow heat exchanger needs the lowest heat transfer surface area. A heat exchanger can have several different flow patterns. Counter flow, parallel flow and cross flow are common heat exchanger types. In this thesis, analysis is done to compare the heat transfer rates between the two basic flow arrangements: (i) the unidirectional flow and (ii) bidirectional flow. CFD analysis and thermal analysis is done on the heat exchanger for different fluids, by taking hot water and refrigerants R134A, R22, R600A and different materials of heat exchangers. 3D models are done in Pro/Engineer and analysis is done in Ansys. Read More...
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M-Tech(thermal power engineering) |
India |
424-427 |
116 |
Non Linear Time History Analysis of Elevated Water Tank
-Ganesh Pitambar Patil ; Dr. S. A. Bhalchandra
Elevated water tank is a water storage facility supported by a tower and constructed at an elevation to provide useful storage and pressure for a water distribution system. Due to post earthquake functional needs, seismic safety of water tanks is of most important. These structures have large mass concentrated at the top with a supporting structure of beams and columns (staging).The present study focuses on the response of the elevated circular water tanks to dynamic forces. Tanks of various capacities viz. 1000 m3, 1500 m3 and 2000 m3 having different staging heights such as 16 m, 20 m, 25 m, and 30 m are considered. The present study is an effort to identify the behaviour of RCC Elevated water tank, by varying the volume of water in the tank viz. tank empty, tank 25% filled, tank 50% filled tank 75% filled and tank full condition to determine the effect on staging height under five different earthquake ground motion viz. EI-Centro (1979), Bhuj (1993), Uttarkashi (1993), Koyna (1993) and Chamoli (1992). Non linear time history analysis has been carried out. The simulation of water tank is done in SAP2000 v18. For modelling of water in SAP2000 v18, water mass is divided into two main components namely impulsive and convective. These impulsive and convective masses are obtained from IS1893 (Part 1):2002. Various response quantities such as base shear, time period, displacements, acceleration are obtained. A circular acrylic elevated water tank of 0.0044 m3 capacity having internal diameter 0.266 m and height of 0.058 m is considered for the study. For validation the results obtained from experiment and analysis, of scaled down model same steel model is used. A comparison of experimental and numerical results is also carried out for validation purpose. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
428-432 |
117 |
Case Study of Selenium Webdriver and Comparibility Study of Automation Testing Tools
-Shweta Dwiedi ; Pradeep Kumar
Software Testing is a practice to ensure the quality as well as the finding bugs. It is a time consuming and difficult process. Because now a days web application become more complex. Testing is often testing skipped by Test Engineer due to this reason. It became more complex to ensure the quality of software. So to overcome this problem we use automation testing tools. So Test automation can help to avoid this situation. Automation testing is use the automation tool to reduce the human efforts as well as Manual Testing. We can avoid the repetitive work or redundant works. The main Objective of this thesis is to use Automation Testing Tool “Selenium Web driver†for web applications. With this web testing tool, I have developed data driven framework .I have developed that means instead of writing multiple functions to automate website, we have abstracted those functions to excel files and in that excel file. By this way web application is automatically tested by taking the data from separate file using data driven framework. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
433-436 |
118 |
Feasibility Studies for Development of Cement Free Natural Fiber Reinforced Fly-ash Based Geo-polymer Concrete
-Jainesh Chouhan ; Pushpendra Kushwaha
In the scenario where demand of concrete is a continuous growing sector, it has become necessary to research for the options of cement concrete replacement with the material that offers same compressive strength. Geo-polymer is one of those alternatives that can replace concrete suitably and also they are very effective in handing environmental threats like fly-ash is a very efficient manner. Geo-polymers are the binding materials made by mixing fly-ash (pozzolanic material) with alkaline solution (activator) in a proper proportion. Also to provide flexural strength to the material under observation, we have induced it with naturally occurring sisal fiber in 0.5%, 1%, 1.5%, 2% and 2.5% of fly-ash. On applying tests for compressive and flexural strength, 2% of sisal fiber by weight of fly-ash has given the optimum results. Furthermore conclusions have been drawn in the study. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
437-444 |
119 |
Design Modification & Analysis on Girder of EOT Crane
-K B Sushma ; Ankur Malviya
Girder is the important component of E.O.T Crane which is used for handling and transporting the vertical loads. In RSM of BSP 13 & 26 m rails are manufactured but the end carriage is designed for 13 m rails and due to this end carriage are overloaded with 26 m rails also. Due to this causes, cracks developed on runway girder, wheel and motors. The main purpose of the present study is to avoid crack propagation in the crane girder by decreasing the stress concentration factor. To decrease the stress concentration factor, design of crane girder is slightly modified by providing fillets at the sharp edges and also load analysis performed on girder to find the load safe load bearing capacity. After preparing the 3D CAD Model of girder it is exported to Solid works software to find out the result by FEA analysis. After a comparison of the finite element analyses and the analytical calculations, the analysis was found to give the most realistic results. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
445-446 |
120 |
Studies on Effect of Fly-ash and Rice Husk Ash on Strength Characteristics of Pavement Quality Concrete
-Pravin Kumar Singh ; Pushpendra Kushwaha
There is growing interest in the construction of concrete pavements, due to its high strength, durability, better serviceability and overall economy in the long run. The thrust nowadays is to produce thinner and green pavement sections of better quality, which can carry the heavy loads. The high strength is a concrete having compressive strength greater than 40MPa, made of hydraulic cements and containing fine and coarse aggregates; the present study aims at, developing pavement quality concrete mixtures incorporating fly ash and rice husk ash partial replacement of cement. The aim is to the design of slab thickness of PQC pavement using the achieved flexural strength of the concrete mixtures. In this study, compressive and flexural strength for pavement quality concrete mixtures for different percentage replacement of cement are reported. It is found that it is possible to achieve savings in cement by replacing it with fly ash. This study also shows that in view of the high flexural strength, high values of compressive strength the 20% replacement of cement with flyash is ideal for design of Pavement Quality Concrete (PQC). Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
447-454 |
121 |
A Detailed Review of Elevated Storage Reservoir with Reference to IS: 3370 and IS: 1893
-Syed Abdullah Hussain ; Prof. Mohammad Ishtiyaque
In India more than 68% of its total population lives in rural area. Domestic water is a major problem in these areas, so as to solve this problem innovative design and strategies and solution to existing problem is essential, hence for that study of Elevated Storage Reservoir (ESR) is undertaking. There are so many case studies and report on failure during and post construction of ESR in recent years. The purpose of the study of the ESR is to design and build safe and economical ESR, where in the damage to the structure and its structural components even by natural hazard such as earthquake can be minimized. This paper is aimed at reviewing presently available literature study of ESR behavior according to geometrical shape and comparative study of design of water tank by Limit state Method (LSM) and Working Stress Method (WSM) with reference to IS: 3370. With different storage capacities, different geometrical shapes of water tanks are recommended. The work also aims at checking adequacy of water tank supported on shafts and R.C.C framed structure subjected to seismic excitations. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
455-459 |
122 |
Comparative Study between PI, PD PID and Fuzzy Controllers & PSS
-Sanjay Soni ; Pardeep Nain
Power system stabilizer (PSS) based on four controllers were implemented on a single machine infinite bus system for attaining stability. Four controllers used were PI, PD, PID and Fuzzy. Then a comparison study was done with the above controllers. These results were simulated in MATLAB. Each controller has its own advantages and disadvantages. The comparative study was done for speed deviations, load angle deviations and terminal Voltage deviations. Different types of controllers like Proportional-plus derivative (PD), Proportional-plus-integral (PI), Proportional-plus-derivative-plus-integral (PID) and Fuzzy Controllers were designed to stabilize the system. Read More...
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Electrical Power System |
India |
460-462 |
123 |
Review of PSS of Various Controllers used In SMIB Power System
-Sanjay Soni ; Pardeep Nain
Power systems are subjected to low frequency disturbances that might cause loss of synchronism and an eventual breakdown of entire system. The oscillations, which are typically in the frequency range of 0.2 to 3.0 Hz, might be excited by the disturbances in the system or, in some cases, might even build up spontaneously. These oscillations limit the power transmission capability of a network and, sometimes, even cause a loss of synchronism and an eventual breakdown of the entire system. For this purpose, Power sys-tem stabilizers (PSS) are used to generate supplementary control signals for the excitation system in order to damp these low frequency power system oscillations. Power system stabilizer (PSS) based on four controllers were implemented on a single machine infinite bus system for attaining stability. Four controllers used were PI, PD, PID and Fuzzy. Then a comparison study was done with the above controllers. These results were simulated in MATLAB. Each controller has its own advantages and disadvantages. The comparative study was done for speed deviations, load angle deviations and terminal Voltage deviations. Different types of controllers like Proportional-plus derivative (PD), Proportional-plus-integral (PI), Proportional-plus-derivative-plus-integral (PID) and Fuzzy Controllers were designed to stabilize the system. Read More...
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Electrical Power System |
India |
463-465 |
124 |
Employee Background Check Analysis- An Overview
-Santhosh Janagama
Background Deals with the management of people in any organization. It’s a management activity that helps manager’s recruit, select, train and develops members for organizations. Background is expounded to the promotions and transfers from among the organization to jobs for that the current personnel are appropriate. Background deals with the management of people in an organization. It’s a management activity which helps managers recruit, selects, Training and development members for organizations .It is with the people’s dimensions in organizations. Background is expounded to the continuous procedure of manpower planning, selection, salary administration performance appraisal, training and management development and retention of talented employees. Thus Background refers to a collection of programmes, functions and activities, designed and carried out in order to maximize both employees as well as organizational effect venal effectiveness. Background is an actuating process, which involves every worker. Read More...
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Human Resource management |
India |
466-468 |
125 |
Experimental Analysis and Design of Leaf Spring
-Burra Srikanth ; B Srikanth; N Suresh; E Surrendar
Leaf spring is a simple form of suspension Spring used to absorb vibrations induced during the Motion of a vehicle. The automobile industry has shown Increased interest in the replacement of steel leaf spring (55 Si 7) with composite leaf spring (E-glass/Epoxy) and Jute/ glass epoxy due to high strength to weight ratio, Higher stiffness, high impact energy absorption and lesser Stresses. This research is aimed to investigate the suitability of natural and synthetic fiber reinforced hybrid composite material in automobile leaf spring application. By using natural fibers efforts have been made to reduce the cost and weight of leaf spring. In this work an attempt is made to develop a natural and synthetic fiber enforced hybrid composite material with optimum properties so that can replace the existing synthetic fiber reinforced composite material n automobile leaf spring. Jute and E-glass woven roving mats are used as reinforcements and epoxy resin LY556 is used as the matrix material. The CAD models of Leaf spring are prepared in CATIA V5 and imported in static structural analysis work bench of Ansys14.5 where ignite element analysis (FEA) is performed. The design constraints are stresses and deflections. This study gives a comparative analysis between steel leaf spring and Jute/E glass reinforced Epoxy leaf spring. The hybrid composite leaf spring is found to have lesser weight, lesser cost, lesser stresses and higher stiffness. Read More...
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M-Tech in Mechanical CAD-CAM |
India |
469-472 |
126 |
Preparation of Nano Hydroxy Sodalite Zeolite and its Characterizations
-K. Sreehari ; S. V. Satyanarayana; P. Uma Maheswari
Nanoparticles, a unique subset of the broad field of nanotechnology, include any type of particle with at least one dimension of less than 100 nanometers. Nanoparticles play an important role in a wide variety of fields including advanced materials, pharmaceuticals, and environmental detection and monitoring. In this study, Nano Hydroxy Sodalite (NHS) zeolite was synthesized via hydrothermal method. The synthesized Nano Hydroxy Sodalite (NHS) was characterized by using X-ray powder diffraction (XRD) and Fourier Transform Infra-Red (FTIR) spectroscopy. Read More...
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Nanotechnology |
India |
473-474 |
127 |
Low Power 9T SRAM Cell by using Power Gated Technique
-P. Raghupathi ; Dr. P. Sukumar
RAPBG techniques are obtainable in this paper to minimize the power consumption. Scheming memories with dynamic voltage scaling (DVS) capability is important since important active as well as leakage powers can be reduced by voltage scaling. Ultra-dynamic voltage scaling is to scale the supply voltage by using assists circuits for diverse modes of the cell operation. Write assist circuits are intended to improve the write margin of the SRAM cell. In this paper three write assist circuits and two read supports circuits have been designed. First one is Capacitive W-AC approach to reduce the level of cell supply voltage accordingly when word line is allowed so as to make power reduction. Second scheme is Transient Negative Bit-line Voltage write assist scheme executes write operation without using any on-chip or off-chip voltage sources. Read assist circuits are calculated for basic cell of SRAM to read the data from the cell without changing the cell data with low power consumption and high data transferal speed. Reconfigurable assist circuits provide the necessary flexibility for circuits to adjust themselves to the requirements of the voltage range that they are operating in. In this paper finally implemented 9T SRAM cell with efficient data transfer with high speed with less power consumption in 45nm with RAPBG Technique in which supply voltage could be changed for different modes of action of SRAM Cell. Read More...
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VLSI |
India |
475-478 |
128 |
Study and Analysis of Problem Related to Wheel Cylinder Assembly Line and its Solution
-Milind Devendra Karkare ; Shekhar Borole; Prof. Bhushan Mahajan
Analysis of problems means problem rises during the assembly of wheel cylinder. I completed various projects during training of 1 year. Some of the projects are included in this report such as, a) Concept of mechanical bleeder screw poka yoke, b) Time saving fixtures, c) Modification in design of rejection bin etc. In production assembly line, because of wrong bleeder size, many times the expensive tools will be breakdown. Because of this production will be stop for 1 to 2 hours. After the analysis of problem and implementation on line, problem gets solved and we achieved reduction in percentage of tool breakdown. When the model of wheel cylinder assembly is change for assembly process, fixtures of wheel cylinder also changes. For changing this type of fixtures, all nuts and bolts will be open and closed for all 8 stations. In this process the large time will be waste which is nearly equal to15 to 20 minutes. Therefore we will provide one design of fixture which automatically changes within two to three minutes. Due to this process and design we should save ten to fifteen minutes. We should also change the design of rejection bin. Previously the rejection bin used in industry is rectangular in shape, which contains the rejected wheel cylinder bodies. When the machine put this body in rejection bin, bodies will strike highly to the surface of rejection bin. The reason behind that, there would be fifteen cm distance between the rejection bin and rejection putting machine i.e. Gripper. After striking the job on the rejection bin, it will damage the surface of wheel cylinder. Also because of this sometime blow hole will appear on it. Due to this, the wheel cylinder jobs will repeatedly goes on rejection and it will damage completely. After the analysis of problem and implementation on modification of rejection bin we will definitely reduce the quantity of blow hole wheel cylinder jobs. Read More...
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Engineering |
India |
479-482 |
129 |
Automatic Breaks in Hill Station by Ratchet and Pawl Mechanism
-Amol Dattatray Shahane ; Niketan Shete
The main aim of the project is to design and construction of a module used for vehicles in the hill stations. Auto breaking system is used when vehicle is climbing on hill station. The project was divided into two phases. The First phase is to demonstrate the application of MEMS. The second phase of the project attempts controlling motors. MEMS sensor is interfaced to micro controller using I2c protocol, microcontroller receives the data from the MEMS sensor and process it according to the data from the sensor appliances are operated. Application are like refrigerators, microwave ovens, Theaters hospitals etc. I2C protocol is used for interfacing MEMS sensors with micro controller, Micro controller main functionality is to receive signals for sensors and process information by taking desired decision. MEMS-based sensors are a class of devices that builds very small electrical and mechanical components on a single chip. MEMS-based sensors are a crucial component in automotive electronics, medical equipment, smart portable electronics such as cell phones, PDAs, and hard disk drives, computer peripherals, and wireless devices. These sensors began in the automotive industry especially for crash detection in airbag systems. Throughout the 1990s to today, the airbag sensor market has proved to be a huge success using MEMS technology. MEMS-based sensors are now becoming pervasive in everything from inkjet cartridges to cell phones. Every major market has now embraced the technology. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
483-485 |
130 |
The Concept of Hydroplaning of Commercial Vehicle on Wet Road
-Prakash Shakti ; Sachinkumar Patel; Jaykumar Desai
Aquaplaning or hydroplaning by the tires of a road vehicle occurs when a layer of water generates between the tires of the vehicle and the road, foremost to a damage of traction that avoids the vehicle from returning to control. If it happens to all wheels concurrently, the vehicle becomes, in consequence, an uncontrolled sled. The grooves of a tire are designed to separate water from underneath the tire, as long as high friction even in wet conditions. Aquaplaning or hydroplaning occurs when a tire come across more water than it can disperse. In this work we are going to do a CFD simulation of tire on a wet road conditions by using some technical parameter. Read More...
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AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING |
India |
486-488 |
131 |
Tradeoff between Energy and Spectral Efficiency for Massive MIMO Systems with Transmit Antenna Selection
-Felciya S ; T. M. Babimol
This paper presents the Energy Efï¬ciency-Spectral Efï¬ciency (EE-SE) trade-off for massive Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO) and Transmit Antenna Selection (TAS) schemes. The power consumption model (PCM) is taken into account, and it is shown that use of TAS will give signiï¬cant energy savings when compared to massive MIMO within the low to medium spectral efï¬ciency location, regardless the number of antenna elements. If the range of receive antennas is ï¬xed, the energy efï¬ciency gain using TAS becomes even larger with the increasing number of transmit antennas. The optimum value of spectral efï¬ciency that minimizes the energy consumption is obtained in closed-form and conï¬rmed by numerical results. Read More...
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Communication Systems |
India |
489-491 |
132 |
Optimization of Super Plasticizers Dosage in Concrete with Different Brands of Cement with Complete Replacement of Natural Sand by PS Sand and also Partial Replacement of PS Sand and M-Sand
-Manu Vijay ; Supreeth S
Concrete is a building material composed of a mixture of cement, water and aggregates with or without chemical admixtures. Now a day's sand is becoming a very scarce material, in this situation research began for inexpensive and easily available alternative material to natural sand. Although aggregates make up three fourths of the volume of concrete, the active constituent of concrete is cement paste [5]. The properties and performance of concrete are largely determined by the properties of the cement paste. In order to obtain workable concrete without strength loss, chemical admixtures such as super plasticizers are added in fresh mix of normal concrete. Super plasticizers in concrete confer some beneficial effects such as acceleration, retardation, air entrainment, water reduction, plasticity etc., and these effects are due to their action on cement [5]. It is important to find the optimum dose of Super plasticizer in order to minimize the trials and labor which leads to know the compatibility in different brands of cement. The experimental tests to determine the Physical properties of Concrete for M30 grade are studied and the results are compared among them. An attempt has been made in this paper to fully replace natural sand by Processed Slag (PS) sand and also partially replace with Processed Slag sand (50%) and Manufactured sand (50%). And also to decide the optimized dosage of Super plasticizers in fresh mix of normal concrete. For all the mixes, an addition of super plasticizer of about 0.5, 0.75 and 1.0% of cement content is used for a fixed water cement ratio. In this paper three different brands of cement namely Birla super, Ramco and Zuari and also two different brands of super plasticizers namely Glenium B233 and Conplast SP430 are selected for the test procedure. The investigations are to be carried out using several test which include workability test, compressive strength test and split tensile strength test. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
492-495 |
133 |
Utilization of Fly Ash and Gravel Mixes in Road Construction as Sub Base Layer
-Lavanya Punnam ; Harish Parimi; Raghu Samineni
Fly ash is an industrial waste that can have lot of advantages due to their coherent qualities. For their bulk utilization in constructional activities as a sub-grade, embankments, and fill materials and their geo-technical characterizations has been attempted. In this study three fly ashes have been collected from NTPC, RINL, SEIL and subjected for gradation, consistency, compaction, shear parameters, CBR, etc. They are also exposed for shear resistance at various moisture contents. From the test results it is identified that the three fly ashes are non-plastic, uncompressible and have low specific gravities (7.8-2.1). They occupy less dry densities (1.11g/cc – 1.28 g/cc) with wide variation in their OMC (22-36%). They can also possess high shear resistance values with wide variation of moisture contents. Due to low density, high shear resistance they can be used as fill, embankment and sub-grade material. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
496-502 |
134 |
Design and Fatigue Calculations of Pressure Vessel as Per ASME
-Prashant Pandurang Nanavare ; Prashant P Nanavare; Sachin M Shinde; Pravin A Dhavale
Pressure Vessel design using ASME BPVC Section VIII, the Division 1 includes an alternative set of rules for material, design, fabrication, inspection and testing of pressure vessels having internal pressure. The Division 2 also has provisions to utilize finite element analysis, to determine stresses in the equipment and traditional theoretical calculation approach to estimate fatigue life of the vessel. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
503-506 |
135 |
Seismic Analysis of Framed Structure in Different Seismic Zones with Different Shear Wall Positions
-D Srujanasri ; W Sai Deepak
With the increase in natural disasters there is a need for safe design of multi-storey buildings. Particularly in developing countries there is no scope for shortfalls in design. In this context it is a necessity to understand the response of the structure for different loading conditions. The present study deals with the response of space frames under different seismic zone conditions. Read More...
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M.Tech in Structural Engineering |
India |
507-509 |
136 |
Document Image Binarization using Multiple Binarization Techniques for Degraded Documents
-S Tejasvi ; Shashikantagrawal
This paper presents an approach for document image binarization, which is usually performed in the preprocessing i.e. in the initial stage of multiple document image processing related applications. The proposed method is associated with different binarization methodologies in which the gray scale image is converted as well as the efficient adoption of the edge information of the gray scale image i.e. the source image. An elevated step based on mathematical morphology operations is involved to produce a rich quality result while upholding stroke information. The proposed method corroborated excellent performance against six well-known techniques on various degraded handwritten and printed documents. The performance evaluation is based on visual criteria as well as on an objective evaluation methodology. Read More...
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Electronics and Telecommunication Department |
India |
510-513 |
137 |
To Determine Stress and Displacement of Solid Shaft and Step Shaft using FEA and Validate Analytically
-Gaurav S. Bhusari ; Mandar Fulambarkar
The paper is based on FEA analysis which uses creo parametric 2.0 for modelling and analysis 15.0 for ansys. The paper prepared to find stresses and displacement between solid and step shaft. To validate the solution of analysis results, we use analytical method. Read More...
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M.Tech in Machine Design |
India |
514-516 |
138 |
Different Machine Learning with the Help of Data Stream and Different Securities to Access the Database
-Mr. Hrituresh Singh ; Mr. Pradeep Kumar; Mr. Raj Kumar Goel; Mr. Gaurav Kumar
In the most recent two decades, machine learning examination and practice has concentrated on cluster adapting for the most part with little datasets. In cluster taking in, the entire preparing information is accessible to the calculation, which yields a choice model in the wake of handling the information in the end (or the vast majority of the circumstances) various circumstances. The method of reasoning behind this practice is that illustrations are created indiscriminately as needs be to some stationary likelihood conveyance. Most learners utilize a ravenous, slope climbing look in the space of models. The advancement of data and correspondence advances drastically changes the information gathering and handling techniques. Progresses in scaling down and sensor innovation prompt to sensor systems, gathering point by point spatio-fleeting information about the earth.
Straightforward articles that encompass us are changing from static, lifeless items into versatile, responsive frameworks with the possibility to end up distinctly more valuable and proficient. Brilliant things connected with all kind of systems offers new obscure potential outcomes for the improvement and self organization of groups of canny conveying machines. The dynamic qualities of information streaming after some time requires versatile calculations. While the dialects used to speak to speculations from cases are surely knew, cutting edge information mining calculations ought to mind, in any event, about the cost-execution management; the confinements in working in an open-world that infers impediments in the learning about the learning objectives and the constraints in all parts of computational assets. Every one of these perspectives requires observing the advancement of learning procedure itself, and the capacity of thinking and finding out about it.
The information from Data Warehouse segment are bolstered into the Oracle BI server. Prophet Bi server gives productive preparing of information and structure data shrewdly. It utilizes metadata to direct handling. The Metadata Repository segment stores the metadata utilized by Oracle BI server. The question customer segment contains two segments, Analysis Editor Component and Dashboards part. Examination Editor Component contains set of graphical instruments that empower clients to assemble, see, and alter investigations that give diagnostic data. Dashboards show comes about the investigations and different things. The Administrator device segment uncovered the Oracle BI store as three separate sheets of layers: Physical, Business Model and Mapping and Presentation.
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
517-520 |
139 |
Analysis of Welding Defects and Weldment Hardness oF Wrought Iron in Manual Metal Arc Welding
-Vijay Prakash Sharma ; Lalit Kumar Sharma
The manual metal arc welding defects on wrought iron having dimension 112mm x 75mm x 8mm with electrode E 6013 are determined by experimental survey and testing. So that we can obtain the better practices while welding the wrought iron. The hardness of the weldment is measured by Vickers hardness test. The welding defects are determined keeping in consideration reinforcement, penetration depth, porosity and bead width as crucial parameters. To measure the change in the hardness of the wrought iron weldment we took three work pieces and welded them at same voltage and varying the cooling temperature of weldment. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
518-524 |
140 |
A Novel Design of Array Square Microstrip Antenna for Microwave Applications
-Kishan Singh ; N. D. Pergad; P. T. Suryawanshi
A novel design of array square microstrip antenna (ASQMA) is presented for triple band operation. The magnitude of each operating bands are found to be 5.48%, 4.87% and 20.16% respectively. These triple bands are further converted to quad bands by placing four slots i.e. two slots are placed vertically and two are horizontally on the each square patch. The magnitude of each operating bands are found to be 5.58%, 18.44%, 2.9% and 7.44% respectively. The radiation characteristics are broadside in nature, these antennas may find applications in microwave communication system. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
521-522 |
141 |
Image Text to Speech Conversion using Raspberry PI and OCR Techniques
-Nikhil Mishra
Image Text to Speech Conversion can be used to read labels and text on banners of different sizes. To capture the image of the object we propose a camera or a wi-fi/ Bluetooth based device. These devices will capture the image with the help of raspberry pi and camera modules associated with it. In the extracted ROI, text finding and recognition are conducted to acquire text information. To automatically understand the text from the image we propose a tesseract optical character recognition(ocr) module which will understand the image. Text obtained from the image is then localized and converted to text format. The recognized text codes are output to users in speech. Performance of the proposed text recognition methods are proposed on normal paper with large font text and banners of large size. Experimental results demonstrate that our algorithm achieves the state of the arts. The proof or our concept is also evaluated on normal images and banners. We explore user image capturing issues and assess robustness of the algorithm in extracting and reading text from different objects with complex backgrounds. Read More...
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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING |
India |
523-525 |
142 |
A Review on Exergy Analysis of High Pressure Steam Boiler
-Patel Jigarkumar Prakashbhai
In thermodynamics, exergy of a system is the maximum useful work possible during a process that brings the system into equilibrium with a heat reservoir. In case the surrounding is the reservoir, exergy is the potential of a system to cause a change as it achieves equilibrium with its environment. Exergy, in other words, is the energy that is available to be used. As energy analysis is based on the First law of Thermodynamics, it has some inherent demerits like not accounting for properties of the system environment, or degradation of the energy quality through dissipative processes. Also, it doesn't characterize the irreversibility of the processes within the system. In contrast, it characterizes work potential of the system. This is when the exergy analysis comes into play. It represents a good standard to estimate the maximum obtainable work from a given form of energy using the state of the surrounding as reference point. Exergy analysis, however, isn't a substitute for first law analysis. Rather, it is a supplement. Various researchers have conducted a thermodynamic analysis of a subcritical boiler-turbine generator under varying parameters of pressure, temperature and flow rate, in order to determine the ways to enhance plant efficiency. Also, the data on exergy loss distribution manifests that boiler and turbine irreversibilities account for the highest exergy losses in the power plant. Therefore, efforts at improving the power plant performance should be directed at improving boiler efficiency, since this will lead to maximization of plant efficiency. Another scholar, in his research, found that sliding pressure operation is better than constant pressure operation at part loads due to reduced throttling losses at part-load operation. Also, a large reduction in rate of exergy destruction has been observed for turbine. Hence, turbine should be operated at varying pressure at part load in order to maximize its efficiency. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
525-529 |
143 |
Comparative Study on Fatigue Life of Coated and Uncoated Mild Steel c-45 using Rotary Bending Machine
-A.Leelakrishna Prasad
To portray the impact of exhaustion stack on PVD covered gentle steel is the principle target of the venture. The exploratory tests were to foresee the weakness conduct of thin covered parts. It is conceivable to make the Physical vapour affidavit (PVD) surface covering for expanding the surface hardness of treated parts. In spite of the great wear protection of such coatings, the exhaustion conduct of mass material might be influenced by changes in the lingering stress field and smaller scale hardness while the weakness conduct portrayal was completed by methods for rotational twisting tests, the microstructure of the mass and covering materials was assessed by methods for SEM examination and EDAX. Exploratory tests completed on gentle steel covered with Cr-Nicoating with 3µ thickness. Read More...
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Industrial Engineering |
India |
526-530 |
144 |
Characterization of Green Mediated Synthesis of Titanium Dioxide Nanoparticles using Vigna Radiata
-P. Sri Devi ; G. R. Abhiman; K. A. Vijayalakshmi
Recently eco-friendly green mediated route is of growing interest in synthesis of metal oxide nanoparticles. The present work is to synthesis titanium dioxide nanoparticles using Vigna radiata(green gram) extracts by green synthesis method. This biosynthesized titanium nanoparticles were characterized with the help of X-ray diffraction (XRD), Surface morphological analysis (SEM), Elemental Analysis (EDX) and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR). Read More...
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Biomedical Engineering |
India |
531-533 |
145 |
Onsite Revive of Emergency Plan for Hazard Management
-Anithakumari P ; Dr. V. M. Anitharajathi
This paper is mainly, focused and they were evaluated all levels of Hazard Management in Sugar industry. It is a fundamental factor to all manufacturing industries and it is very great element for Safety Management. Any industry, it is very essential for identifying the Hazards to measure the associated risks and to take away the risk at endurable level. It is unrecognized hazards is present they, are the most out of control risks. Hazard identification and risk Assessment (HIRA) should be estimated once in while at regular intervals is they based on the Management Of Changes (MOC) like Process modification, Equipment changes, Raw material changes, Operational changes, Maintenance procedure & Shutdown/Start-up changes, Routine and Non-routine activities, changes, etc. Timely evaluation of Hazard Management would maintenance to the organization of reducing the risk level and they ensure the safe work environment to all participants. The current Production Process, Management of Changes, Incident Investigation Recommendations and other related problems have been upgraded in Hazard Management System & Revive On-site Emergency Plan. Read More...
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Management science |
India |
534-535 |
146 |
Optimal Resource Allocation for mc-noma with Imperfect Channel State Information
-G. Aruna ; T. Agnes Ramena
Nowadays, the matter is to minimizes the overall transmit power for multicarrier non-orthogonal multiple access (MCNOMA) systems. The resource allocation formula style is developed as a non-convex improvement downside that put together styles the facility allocation, rate allocation, user programming, and serial interference cancellation (SIC) decryption policy for minimizing the overall transmit power. Therefore, the overall transmit power are saved for megacycle ulcer systems. Read More...
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Communication Systems |
India |
536-538 |
147 |
An Analytical Study of Hadoop and its Components
-Kishansingh Rajput ; Vrajesh Mehta
In today’s era where almost each and every device generates data, the size of data is very large and we call it big data. Big data cannot be processed using normal SQL queries or Relational DBMS[1] because of its huge size. We need a special system which can perform processing on such huge data, fast and faultlessly. One such system is Hadoop and this paper primarily focuses on Hadoop, its components and features and its uses in real world application. Two use cases are described in this paper. Read More...
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Computer Science |
India |
539-542 |
148 |
Autonomous Lavatory Cleaning Robot
-Deepak B ; Brinth Khanna J; Arun Baby M; Robin Raju
Health related issues are increasing day by day. New diseases are being identified in different places of India. One of the main causes of spreading diseases is unhealthy public toilets. There is a huge risk to get infected by various diseases while using such toilets. Unfortunately the mind set of people to keep toilets clean and hygienic is very poor. The negative approach of people is beyond our control. The idea presented in this paper seeks to provide a convenient and a hassle-free means of cleaning public toilets whilst maintaining hygienic and sanitary standards. Automatic Lavatory or Toilet cleaning robot is designed for the purpose of keeping lavatories hygienic in both public and private organizations and to replace the human effort to do such dirty jobs. It is automatically controlled using a Arduino UNO micro-controller, it is a three wheeled robot actuated by a DC gear motors, it travels in the predefined path (black lines)parallel to the mount toilet and takes cleaning action only when no human is present in the toilet using PIR sensors also avoids obstacles when found, it contains a movable mechanical linkage to produce motions which support the rotating brushes to clean the solid waste in toilets, also metering pump are employed to spray detergents/soap oil to the flow at the beginning of cleaning process respectively. Read More...
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MECHATRONICS |
India |
543-545 |
149 |
Coupled Field Analysis of Piezoelectric Cantilever Beam by using Finite Element Method
-Kunal Ganpati Rajdeep ; Prof. Pravin A. Dhawale; Prof. Sachin M. Shinde
Vibration-based energy harvesting for low-power electricity generation has been heavily researched over the last decade. The motivation in this research field is due to the reduced power requirement of small electronic components, such as the wireless sensor networks used in passive and active monitoring applications. It enables autonomous wireless electronic systems by recovering the waste vibrational energy available in their environment. Vibration-based energy harvester generates the most energy when the generator is excited at its resonance frequency. A Simple model of Aluminium cantilever beam with unimorph piezoelectric patch of PZT-5H is at the end. In this paper the ability of PZT-5H to generate voltage at different frequency range is explained. The work is done in ANSYS and it is validated by experimental analysis. The solid model is design and analyzed using finite element software. Read More...
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M.E MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (DESIGN) |
India |
546-548 |
150 |
Behaviour of Concrete Beams under Point Impact Loading
-Vikas Jain ; Ms. Preeti Kuhar
Impact can merely refer to the collision of two objects. Impact can also be in the form of collision, vibration, blast or explosion etc. The study of projectile impact has been an area of great interest for scientist for about two hundred and fifty years. But for the last four decades this field has become very important for both developed and developing countries. As today the power of a nation is judged on the basis of technology. Every country is investing lot of money for the defense sector and India too is one among them. Every country is developing new missile technology and also the safety device to have a powerful defense sector. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
549-551 |