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Area |
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151 |
Performance Based Seismic Design of Building using Pushover Analysis
-Sonal B. Lokhande ; Dr. Santosh. K. Patil
A performance-based design is aimed at controlling the structural damage based on precise estimations of proper response parameters. Performance-based seismic design explicitly evaluates how a building is likely to perform; given the potential hazard it is likely to experience, considering uncertainties inherent in the quantification of potential hazard and uncertainties in assessment of the actual building response. It is an iterative process that begins with the selection of performance objectives, followed by the development of a preliminary design, an assessment as to whether or not the design meets the performance objectives, and finally redesign and reassessment, if required, until the desired performance level is achieved. In this present study two R.C buildings, one symmetrical and one unsymmetrical in plan (designed according to IS 456:2000) are analyzed using Pushover Analysis and redesigning by changing the main reinforcement of various frame elements and again analyzing. The pushover analysis has been carried out using ETABS 2015, a product of Computers and Structures International. The results of analysis are compared in terms of base shear, story drift, spectral acceleration, and spectral displacement and story displacements. The best possible combination of reinforcement that is economical, effective and whose damage is limited to Grade 2 (slight structural damage, moderate nonstructural damage) in order to enable Immediate Occupancy is determined and is termed as Performance Based Design. The effect of providing shear walls, on the performance of RC framed building, is also studied using pushover analysis. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
666-671 |
152 |
Improving Cyber Security with Big Data
-R. Sundaresh
The research presented in this paper offers how Big Data can improve cyber security. Cyber security concerns affect organizations across virtually all industries, including retail, financial, communications and transportation. Big Data and analytics are some of the most effective defences against cyber intrusions. Hackers continue to develop powerful offensives to prevent what used to be considered highly effective cyber defences. With the resources available to hackers today, they can move around a defence-in-depth strategy to breach data systems. With tools and techniques that now exist to handle the volume and complexity of today's cyber-attacks, enabling enterprises to stay ahead of evolving threats. Big Data along with automated analysis brings network activity into clear focus to detect and stop threats, as well as shorten the time to remedy when attacks occur. Read More...
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Computer Applications |
India |
672-675 |
153 |
Image Comparison using HLS Tool
-Spoorthi Pakkala
Color is always considered to be an important attribute in content-based retrieval of images. One of the standard ways of extracting a signature from an image is to generate a histogram. During retrieval, the histogram of a query image is compared with the histogram of each of the database images using a standard distance metric. The retrieved result is dependent both on the histogram and the distance metric. The study of the performance of different distance metrics for a number of histograms on a large database of images. We use Manhattan distance, Euclidean distance, Vector Cosine Angle distance and Histogram Intersection distance for performance comparison. The results show that the Manhattan distance performs better than the other distance metrics for all the five types of histograms. The text file generated which contains the pixel values are converted to histogram values and using Manhattan method they are compared. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
676-678 |
154 |
Pomegranate Diseases Recognization using Computer Vision
-Sneha Subhash Dangare ; Ranjana B. N
The scope of the implementation is to find the diseases on pomegranate automatically and symptoms also give the presentation of these disease. For these type of detection using the various techniques, image processing is one of the easiest method for these kind of detection and classification. During this classification it training and testing dataset required it takes through the digital camera. Through images by using k-means algorithm to feature extraction such as texture and color. We has done the classification of diseased images using k-Nearest Neighbor algorithm (KNN). To identifying and detection of diseases KNN classification technique gives the more accuracy obtaining through radio operational characteristic i.e. (ROC) graph. Finally through this experiment we have the detection of pomegranate diseases and prevention of these diseases. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
679-681 |
155 |
Hyper-heuristic Technique to Generate Adaptive Strategies for Computational Problems
-Akshay Neel ; Nikhil Joshi; Mayur Newase
Heuristic methods have been successfully applied in solving a variety of computational search problems. But Heuristic methods are deterministic. They cannot be used for hard search problems. In this study we use set of simple heuristics to generate adaptive strategies for such hard computational search problems. Hyper heuristics are considered to be method to build systems which can handle different classes of search problems using the same algorithm. System uses hyper heuristic approach to solve problems like Iterated Prisoner's dilemma, competitive traveling salesmen problem. This method provides an efficient way to develop new strategies for computational problems based on existing strategies. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
682-685 |
156 |
Blind Estimation and Detection of Space Time Trellis Coded Transmission over the Rayleigh Fading MIMO Channel
-K Saravanan
Space-time trellis codes have been developed to prove the performance of wireless communication systems. The performance criteria for the fast Rayleigh fading channel model were developed in characterizing the space time codes with two quantities, the diversity advantage which describes the asymptotic error rate decrease as a function of the signal to noise ratio (SNR), and the coding advantage, which determines the vertical shift of the error performance curve. In this project, we propose the use of a conventional adaptive Viterbi algorithm to alternately detect the signal and further update the channel estimate. When a good channel estimate is obtained, it is adopted to setup the whole trellis. Signal decision and channel updating are all started from this channel estimate. Space timing trellis coding (STTC) is a unique technique that combines the use of multiple transmits antennas with channel coding. This scheme provides capacity benefits in fading channels, and helps in improving the data rate and reliability of wireless communication. STTC schemes have been primarily designed assuming perfect channel estimates to be available at the receiver. However, in practical wireless systems this is never the case. The noisy wireless channel precludes an exact characterization of channel coefficients. Even near perfect channel estimates can necessitate huge overhead in terms of processing or spectral efficiency. This practical concern motivates the study of the impact of channel estimation errors on the design and performance of STTC. The design criteria for STTC are validated in the absence of perfect channel estimates at the receiver. Analytical results are presented that model the performance of STTC systems in the presence of channel estimate errors. Training based channel estimation schemes are the most popular choice for STTC Systems. The amount of training however, increases with the number of transmit antennas used. Read More...
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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING |
India |
686-688 |
157 |
Modern Trends in the Design of Spinning Machinery to Produce Fault Free Yarn
-R. Devarajan
The design of spinning machineries has undergone vast changes over the years. Intensive Beating elements are replaced by pin type beaters for better cleaning efficiency with less Waste level. Aero dynamics, automation, online monitoring systems, on line quality Monitoring revolutionized the concepts of spinning machines design. Speeds and production level have also increased significantly. Here, the criteria for machinery design, factors influencing quality of yarn, important developments in spinning machineries from blow room to ring frame are discussed. Read More...
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Engineering |
India |
689-695 |
158 |
Automated Border Security System
-Anand H D ; Vidyashree C; Sujatha H M
It is challenging for the soldiers to continuously monitor Illegal movements across the border due to extreme weather condition such as high temperature regions above 50o Celsius or low temperature regions with less than 0o Celsius. Soldiers survive under such conditions with extra wearing which makes them uncomfortable. Therefore the proposed project work substitutes the security monitoring soldiers with an automated security system. The proposed project consists of four IR and PIR sensors to detect both living and non-living bodies around 360o which intimates the soldiers about illegal entry and a stepper motor controlled gun which triggers when any one of these IR sensors detects any movement. The proposed system also consists of harmful gas detection unit. This project could enhance the border security electronically with automation and also reduce the work load of the soldiers to monitor the border 24*7. Read More...
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Advanced Electronics and Communication Engineering |
India |
696-699 |
159 |
Differential Search Evolution Algorithm for Solution of Optimal Powerflow Problem
-Munmun Baidya ; Dr. Samina Elyas Mubeen
In this paper, an easy nature stimulated search method primarily based on differential search set of rules (DSA) has been offered and used for most suitable electricity or power flow (OPF) problem in electricity structures. By the usage of the proposed DSA technique, the power strength machine system parameters along with actual energy or power generations, bus voltages, and load faucet or tap changer ratios and shunt capacitance values are optimized for the certain positive goal functions. The considered goal capabilities are fuel cost minimization, electricity losses minimization, voltage profile improvement, and voltage balance enhancement. Different sorts of single-objective and multi-objective capabilities on IEEE 9-bus and IEEE 30-bus power structures are used to check and confirm the efficiency of the proposed DSA method. By comparing with numerous optimization methods, the results received with the aid of the use of the proposed DSA approach are offered in element. The consequences carried out on this work illustrate that the DSA approach can effectively be used to remedy the non-linear and non-convex problems associated with electricity systems. Read More...
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Electrical Power System |
India |
700-704 |
160 |
A Comparative Analysis and Design of FLAT and GRID R.C. Slab System with Conventional R.C. Slab System for Multistorey Buildings
-Mohd Aasim Ahmed ; H. S. Vidyadhar
Today if we are constructing a multistory commercial building like shopping malls, hospitals, function halls, business centres, office building etc. The cost of these buildings plays an important role. To economize such buildings, the structural engineer must adopt suitable types of structural elements in terms of their stability, material, durability, serviceability right from the footing to the slab. But if we talk about R.C.C. buildings, the main structural element that affects the economy is the type of slab used for a site. Advancement in slab systems has showed versatile improvement in the conventional Techniques of R.C. slab casting. Recent advances in the field of R.C.C. Design have brought us a new way of casting slab i.e. the Flat Slabs and the Grid slab. Hence here in this project a comparison of conventional slab with grid and flat slab have been made using a software aid such as ETABS 2016 to find a best type of slab system for a site. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
705-714 |
161 |
Power Generation using Vehicle Suspension
-Suchit Naresh Moon ; Nitesh Ganar; Sarang Kurwade
Regenerative shock absorber is a type of suspension system that converts parasitic intermittent linear motion & vibration into use full energy, such as electricity. Conventional shock absorber simply dissipate these energy as heat. In our project, we use shock absorber, rack & pinion arrangement and dynamo. As shock absorber effect formed, spring is compressed. Linear movement of crank is converted into the rotary motion due to pinion moves as the rack is meshed with pinion and the pinion is mounted on the shaft which is connected to shaft of dynamo due to this arrangement, rotary motion of pinion is used to rotate dynamo. As dynamo rotation led to generation of energy. And these energy is used to charge the battery and these store energy is use for different vehicle accessories like power window, lights & air conditioners etc. this energy applicable in most of the military vehicles, race automobiles & maximum suspension system. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
715-717 |
162 |
E Bus Pass Registration and Renewal System
-Gaurav G M ; Prof. T. Srinivasa Rao
The system will perform functionalities like retrieving information for the verification and allow commuters to get their passes without engaging them in long queue. Once the commuter gets verified the system allows him/her to book bus passes for any course online. The verification of the customers is done online using their Email id. No need to go for the bus stops to verify the details. Admin will send the notice to the passengers if their validity of bus pass is going to end soon. The current passengers will be notified and they can renew their passes by logging in using their id and password. And admin can view the chart of how many bus passes are generated in a month. The E bus pass registration application will aid aspirants to minimize their valuable time and renew the bus pass without standing in line or hours together in the counter. Primarily users should register the entitlement by acquiescing their facts over internet. Now admin will hold the authority to cross-check the applicant details and if he is satisfied he will move the bus pass and process it for further activities. The applicant can login using their username and password for the accomplishment of renewal. The extension process is passed by repaying the cash using the debit/ credit card. The applicant can also share their valued comments for further upliftment of the application. Read More...
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Computer Science |
India |
718-720 |
163 |
Dual Water Marking Embedding using Frequency Domain Technique
-Bhuvan Pal Singh Baghel ; Shitanshu Jain
Media watermarking innovation has advanced rapidly amid the most recent couple of years. An advanced watermark is data that is subtly and vigorously installed in the host information with the end goal that it can't be evacuated. A watermark commonly contains data about the inception, status, or beneficiary of the host information. In this instructional exercise paper, the necessities and applications for watermarking are surveyed. Applications incorporate copyright security, information checking, and information following. The essential ideas of watermarking frameworks are sketched out and shown with proposed watermarking techniques for pictures, video, sound, content archives, and other media. Heartiness and security perspectives are talked about in detail. At last, a couple of comments are made about the cutting edge and conceivable future advancements in watermarking innovation. Read More...
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Computer Science |
India |
721-722 |
164 |
Study on Characteristics of EMU Feather Fibres Reinforced Polypropylene Composite for Acoustic Purpose
-N. Thukkaiappan
Emu feather fibers are found to possess high lightness, good thermal insulation and more hydrophilic & less hydrophobic in nature. Their low density and large aspect ratio can make them good reinforcing materials as a matrix composite. Emu feathers in pre-determined weight proportion are processed to make random orientation and made into a composite using polypropylene as a matrix by compression molding technique. This study deals the sound absorption properties for emu feather reinforced polypropylene composite materials .Acoustic is currently one of the most important fields of study. Recently, many studies have been carried out in this field and new findings have uncovered the potential use of new materials for sound absorption applications. Composite produced from emu feather and polypropylene sheet have been tested acoustically. Also, adding air space behind the sample improved the sound absorption at low and mid frequencies. A significant improvement in sound absorbing performance at low and mid frequencies was achieved by having cavities of 25% for the tested sample. The hollow, light weight fibers naturally contain a significant volume of air which made their dielectric constants lower than e-glass fibers. To aid the development of successful applications for emu feather in composite making and systematically investigate mechanical and sound dampening behaviors of light-weight feather composites this research work has been taken up. Generally, the results indicated that emu feather material hold promise for use as raw material for sound absorbing, lightweight and biodegradability. Read More...
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Textile Engineering |
India |
723-730 |
165 |
CFD Analysis of Dimple Tube Heat Exchangar with and Without Screw Tape Insert
-Poonam Gurunath Deshpande
Screw tapes have inserts has been extensively studied to their advantages of steady performance, simple configuration and ease of installation. Now, the attention on how to optimize the thermal performance of tube fitted with helical screw tape insert has been increased. To achieve a good heat transfer performance as well as low friction factor we, propose internal helical threaded pipe fitted with screw tape insert in present work. Heat transfer enhancement can be achieved through dimpled tubes. This is an interesting technique in order to obtain more compact and efficient equipment. Tubes with artificial roughness obtained by providing dimples on the external tube surface are competitive in comparison to performance and cost of other enhanced techniques currently employed in turbulent flow. Read More...
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Heat Power Engineering |
India |
731-734 |
166 |
Boolean Expression Calculator
-Mohammed Ajmal A ; Nisanth N
Boolean algebra, a logic algebra, allows the rules used in the algebra of numbers to be applied to logic. It formalizes the rules of logic. Boolean algebra is used to simplify Boolean expressions which represent combinational logic circuits. It reduces the original expression to an equivalent expression that has fewer terms which means that less logic gates are needed to implement the combinational logic circuit. Boolean algebra seems to be difficult for higher order expressions. In order to overcome such issue, we have applied our knowledge to calculate the Boolean algebra for difficult expressions using Arduino board, LED and few connecting wires. By using this, Boolean algebra can be applied for any higher order expressions and Boolean expression can be found easily. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
735-740 |
167 |
Stator Interturn Short Circuit Fault Diagnosis by Current Concordia Pattern using Fuzzy for Decision Evaluation
-Mayur C. Parmale ; Ashok Kumar Jhala
An early detection and diagnosis of induction motor stator short circuit inter turn fault prevents greater damage to nearby coils, core, and insulation and eventually to the motor. The presence of stator inter turn short circuit fault can be detected by analysis of parks transformed stator current Concordia patterns. Further in this paper to increase accuracy and extract features, wavelet transformation is used and for decision making fuzzy system is been trained. The proposed fuzzy approach is dependent on detailed level coefficient Concordia pattern, obtained from wavelet transformation. Experimental results integrate the aim of paper. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
741-744 |
168 |
Implementation and Analysis of Multi-String Multilevel Inverter for Improved Performance
-K Durgadevi ; Jagannadham Lahori
The multilevel inverter collectively converts the several levels of dc voltage to a desired ac voltage. Multilevel inverter incorporates various pulse-width modulation Strategies. The unique structure of multilevel inverters allows them to reach nearer to sinusoidal i.e. with low harmonics. As the number of voltage levels increases, the harmonic content of the output voltage waveform decreases. The increase of voltage levels with low ratings of individual devices can increase the power rating. The Simulated results of sinusoidal pulse width modulation and space vector control for Cascaded multilevel inverter and Proposed modified cascaded multilevel inverter using continuous and SPWM techniques. The Total harmonic distortion (THD) of both topologies has been compared. Proposed seven level multilevel inverter reduces voltage and current THD. Read More...
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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING |
India |
745-749 |
169 |
Confidentiality Maintenance of Multiple Keys for Secured Files in Cloud
-Sunil Babu B C ; Kavya Y D
By the Introduction of the cloud, the owners of the data are tends to manage their complex data from local area to business public cloud because they need more flexible and good savings. To protect the privacy of their data one started to use the encryption techniques for the security purposes, this data will be used for the management. To overcome the traditional usage of data this is based on the plain–text key word search. Our technique solves the confidentiality problems of multiple keys which are in cloud for that we use a rigid confidentiality requirement for secured cloud system for real utilization. "Co-ordinate Matching" is the principle used it matches the similarities between searched query and data docs as many as possible, next technique is "Product inner similarities" to formalize quantitatively for measuring the similarities. The basic MRSE scheme by using product inner matching securely then we improve different requirements of privacy in 2 Levels. The first is analysing and next efficiency we get throughout the process. Read More...
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Computer Science |
India |
750-752 |
170 |
Stance Control of an Antenna System
-Prerak Sethia ; Shikhar Goyal
In our paper, it shows how the design of a stance control of an antenna system has to be done. The antenna is used to detect and receive a signal from the satellite and as it travels across space it senses the accurate position of the satellite. Our purpose is to design a PID (proportional integral derivative) controller to match the given performance specifications. The outcome of the controller design shows that all the performance criteria were satisfied as per the stipulated conditions defined further in the report. Read More...
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Bechlore of engineering in mechanical |
India |
753-755 |
171 |
Audio Steganography using Modified Sparse Representation Based Wavelet Transform
-C. H. Kamesh Rao
A technique There are three main problems in designing speech steganography technique: un detectability, imperceptibility, and capacity. In the process Un detectability the stego signal, containing the secret data, is in differentiable from the original speech signal neither by means of human auditory system (HAS) nor steganalysis techniques. In the process of Imperceptibility the hidden data is inserted which makes no audible distortion in the original speech signal, whereas the capacity of the cover signal gives the comparative amount of hidden data which is to be inserted into the cover speech signal. The goal of this work is presenting a speech steganography technique which is less detectable, more secure, against steganalyzers than existing techniques. The novelty of this work comes by the employment of sparse representation of wavelet coefficients to embed secret data. Sparse representation technique makes it possible to embed the secret data in the higher semantic levels of the speech signal which leads to a more secure speech steganography technique. Sparse representation can also improve the quality of previous LSB coding technique. Read More...
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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING |
India |
756-758 |
172 |
Simulation of High Power Factor Single Phase Inverter for PV Solar Array
-Anil Kumar ; Vikas Singhal
Photovoltaic (PV) systems are solar energy supply systems, which either supply power directly to an electrical equipment or feed energy into the public electricity grid focuses on the latest development of modelling and control of grid connected photovoltaic energy conversion system this paper is depicts information about dc-ac inverter used in solar inverter. We will get DC power from solar panels and this converter inverts DC to AC. This design and modulation is based on MATLAB software. In circuit, for switching purpose IGBT is used. There are many other devices also but IGBT has more advantages than others which are shown by comparison with others. The main thing is that this conversion and switching of IGBT is done using different types of PWM methods. Here we are using SPWM method for conversion of AC power and HCC-pulse width modulation. This method is very efficient than other methods. In this paper we proposed Double-band HCC-ler method. Project objective are, to design an inverter model by using MATLAB and making analysis on the output voltage and to study the function of PWM in single phase inverter. Project scope is:
1) Modeling and simulation using MATLAB.
2) Using PWM method for the switching operation. Project application: This Project is based on solar inverter; this inverter will be used in our college for lab applications. Read More...
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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING |
India |
759-766 |
173 |
Efficacy and Realization of Dr. Muthulakshmi Reddy Maternity Benefit Scheme in Madurai District, Tamilnadu, India
-Dr. K. Praveena
The health issues of women accomplished a greater international importance in the recent days. There are so many targeted policies and programmes were implemented in viewing the importance of women’s health. The major objectives of the study is to find out the awareness and utilization of maternity benefit scheme, to examine the problems faced by the respondents in receiving the maternity benefit scheme, and to analyse the satisfaction level of the respondents towards the maternity benefit scheme. A Sample of about 10 respondents is taken from each type of hospital i.e., from 17 Maternity homes and 13 Primary Health Centres. 75 respondents were taken from the Government hospital. Therefore, a total of 375 samples are included for the study. Out of the 375 samples, 371 were taken for the study because of its reliability. Percentage analysis is used to interpret the actual data to present valid inferences. Likert Summated Scaling Technique is used to measure the attitude about the importance of maternal benefit schemes. Majority of the respondents were aware about the maternity benefit scheme. Only six percent of the respondents knows the correct age limit of receiving assistance which is 19 years. Most of the women respondents are not in a position to decide about receiving the benefit. 54 percent of the respondents opined that availing maternity benefit is a long process. 82 percent of the respondents said that there are too many health check-up like sugar, blood, Blood pressure, weight and routine health check-ups which they thought as unnecessary. Likert summated scaling technique proves that 62 percent of the respondents had a favourable attitude towards the maternal benefit scheme. They have benefitted more on the scheme and they have suggested to make an awareness campaign among the pregnant women to make use of the benefit scheme. The Government should categorize the genuine deprived people by way of checking their income. Read More...
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ECONOMICS |
India |
767-770 |
174 |
An Overview of Resource Allocation for Device to Device Communication
-Shiwani Kumawat ; Dr. Dilip Sharma
In a conventional cellular system, device are allowed to communicate directly with each other through base station. Device to Device communication has been an effective technique in cellular network, which allow two physically adjacent cellular user equipment to communicate directly by the control of base station. D2D communication has been proposed as a mean of increasing resource utilization, improving cellular coverage, higher data rate and low power consumption. In this paper we focus on Non-orthogonal resource sharing strategies based on optimal strategy and genetic algorithm. Power allocation scheme that maximizes throughput subjected to transmit power constraints. Our scheme maximizes throughput and SNR by power allocation. Read More...
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Digital Communication Engineering |
India |
771-773 |
175 |
Machine Learning an Automative Intelligent Approach for Text Analysis
-Dr. Abrar S. Alvi ; Pratik Agrawal
Today's world is the world of internet and worlds of information. The abundant growth in the information has raised the problem of analysis of text data. The human efforts for analysing the text data is not sufficient as the size and quantity of data is large and lots of efforts are needed in order to efficiently analyse the data in a quick an easy manner. In this paper, a reviewed analysis of Machine learning approach is presented, which is the field of artificial intelligence that has provided a unique opportunity for the analysis of the text data. The machine learning approaches were implied on different domain at various levels of analysis by merging it with various collaborative methods resulted in providing efficient computing solutions for the particular problems. Read More...
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Artificial intelligence |
India |
774-776 |
176 |
A Novel Optimized Utilization of Resources using PSO and Update and Improve Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithms in Cloud Computing
-Bhatt Vimalkumar Gajendrakumar
In cloud computing, resources are provided as a service to its users. Dynamic services are provided by the cloud computing model which provides virtualized resources over the internet for enabling applications and these services comes from large scale data Centre’s which are called as cloud. Cloud computing totally depends on internet to deliver its services to the users. Cloud computing has large number of benefits i.e. user has to pay as they use(weekly, monthly or yearly), any person having internet connection can access cloud, there is no need to buy resources(hardware, software) by themselves. This paper proposes a new algorithm i.e Hybrid improved particle swarm optimization with mutation crossover (HIPSOMC) to get maximum benefit from resources, optimized utilization of resources is important and for this scheduling plays an important role. The proposed algorithm is much more efficient then the previously designed algorithms i.e. particle swarm optimization, simulated annealing and improved particle swarm optimization and consumes less execution time. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
777-783 |
177 |
General Characteristics of Dairy Industrial Wastewater
-Shashikant R Mise ; S N Abhishek
In this study focuses on process flow diagram involved and the General characteristics of the KMF kalaburagi, Karnataka, INDIA Dairy wastewater. The characteristics of wastewater shows high chemical oxygen demand, biological oxygen demand, Nitrate, sulphate, phosphate and Solids such wastewaters, if discharged without proper treatment, severely pollute receiving water bodies and disrupts complete ecosystem. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
784-785 |
178 |
Seismic Analysis of g+18 RC Building by Varying Zones and Infill Materials
-Sai Ulhas Jachak ; Dr. Santosh. K. Patil
Due to increase in population, demand of land keeps on mounting which in turn leads the responsibility of civil engineer to greater extent. Earlier Horizontal system of construction was in use but now a day’s vertical system of construction is preferred more due to a lesser amount of existing ground. Such multi-storey buildings demand for extra safety, therefore seismic analysis is necessary. The present study uses two methods namely, Seismic Coefficient Method, Response Spectrum Method for analysis of G+18 building. The zones and the infill materials used are also varied. The zones varied are III, IV, V and materials used are red brick, autoclave aerated clay and fly ash. The analysis is carried out for bareframe model and infill wall model. The software used to carry out the analysis is STAAD-PRO V8i. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
786-790 |
179 |
Development of CAE Methodology to Predict Rattle (BSR) Inside Passenger Cabin
-Nikhil Gulab Takalkar ; Prof. (Dr.) M. K. Nalawade
With overall development in acoustic properties of materials and electric vehicles set to replace conventional IC engine vehicles, Squeak and rattle are fast becoming area of interest for automotive manufacturers. Squeak and rattle are unwanted noises in vehicle cabin. Till now to eliminate squeak and rattle, conventional find and fix approach has been used. With increasing competition among automobile manufacturers and effort to reduce the development time for a vehicle, it has become necessary to find S&R at initial stages of development. In this investigation an effort has been made to develop the process which can predict the rattle occurrence in the initial phase of development without actually going for physical test setup. A test fixture along with sample plates of polypropylene is mounted on shaker machine and test is conducted on vibration shaker machine. A initial gap of 2 mm is maintained between the two sample plates. For test input excitation of 0.8*G and sine sweep of 0-65 Hz has been used. From test, Acceleration Vs Time data is plotted. Fast Fourier Transform is applied to convert time domain data into frequency domain. Modal frequency response analysis is conducted using Optistruct as a solver and its Acceleration Vs Frequency data is plotted. Acceleration Vs Frequency data for test and simulation is compared for validation purpose. Using simulation Displacement Vs frequency data has been plotted. Peak displacement is compared with the predefined gap between the plates. It is assumed that if this displacement is greater than the predefined gap rattle is deemed to occur. This method is developed for small prototype and could be used for real parts where rattle may occur. Read More...
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M. Tech Mechanical Engineering Design |
India |
791-795 |
180 |
Comparison on the Effect of Earthquake and Wind Load on Performance of Regular and Irregular RC Multistory Building
-Sneha .B. Jagadale ; Mr. Atul .B. Pujari
At present days, buildings are made very tall, slender and asymmetrical, with special architectural and aesthetic requirements. Due to development of new building materials and construction techniques, these buildings are becoming much lighter and more slender than earlier. For design of tall buildings both wind as well as earthquake loads need to be considered. In a vertically irregular structure, failure of structure starts at a point of weakness. This weakness arises due to discontinuity in mass, stiffness and geometry of structure. For present study STAAD.PRO V8i software is used for modeling and analysis of structural members. In this study regular and irregular (G+30) reinforced concrete structure has been considered, which lies in zone III and zone V, according to IS 1893 :2016 classification of seismic zones in India. wind load with respect to IS 875-2015 along with self- weight of the structure are considered for analysis of the structure. Two buildings are considered one is regular and rest is of geometric irregular structure. To study the effect of lateral force on regular and irregular buildings using lateral load, for different wind speeds and different earthquake zones are consider comparing the results of structures. To compare the results of maximum displacement, story drifts and base shear for different models. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
796-802 |
181 |
Removal of Chromium (VI) from Prepared Synthetic Sample by Adsorption on Fuller's Earth
-Mr. Mohammed Samiuddin ; Prof. Dr. Shashikant R Mise
This work focusses on removal of Chromium (VI) from prepared synthetic sample using fuller's earth as adsorbent. Effect of contact time, adsorbent dosage and pH on chromium (VI) removal was found out. The adsorbent was found to be very effective for chromium (VI) adsorption. It was found that 70 min contact time at pH 2 and 800mg adsorbent dosage was sufficient for approximately 91.5% removal by fuller's earth. At different contact time, dosage and pH. batch adsorption studies were conducted. Read More...
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Environmental Engineering |
India |
803-805 |
182 |
A Study of Pile Foundation & Raft Foundation for Different SBC
-Ritika Suraj Gupta ; Prof. Riyaz Sameer Shah
In the recent years, there has been tremendous increase in high rise buildings due to scarcity of space available and requirement of amenities in major cities. Nowadays, construction is even done on refilled areas. But, however, it is a matter of great concern that what foundation will be proposed on such type of natural or man-made refills. Foundation can be classified as shallow and deep foundation, deep foundation are rapidly increasing as that of shallow foundation due to lack of space. The foundation of building is depending on the height, soil properties, testing of soil, loading condition and site investigation. This determines the selection of the foundation for the proposed structure. In the analysis and design of economic foundation for high rise building both geotechnical and structural design aspect are taken into account. Quantitative study has been carried out for different values of Soil Bearing Capacity (SBC). The behavior of structure also depends on soil strata. Sometimes the strata surface is very loose but below it may consist of rock or solid soil. High rise buildings require stronger foundation while short buildings spread the load over the area of the structure. This work includes the design and analysis of Pile & Raft foundation on different SBC that has been discussed in detail on the basis of geotechnical analysis. The design of pile foundation as well as raft foundation is carried out and then the result is compare in manual calculation and software. Programming is prepared in MS-EXCEL. The main aim of the program is to check the manual designing and then comparing the result by putting different values. Read More...
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M.E. IN STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING |
India |
806-809 |
183 |
Suitability of Drinking Water in Schools of Bengtol Block of Chirang District of Assam, India
-Dr. Ranu Roy
Drinking water is one of the basic needs of life. Most drinking water in all parts is obtained from surface and ground water sources, both of which are being contaminated due to several reasons. Most of the diseases and deaths in the developing countries are caused due to consumption of contaminated water. Water samples from 20 different schools of Bengtol block of Chirang district were studied to assess the suitability of drinking water. A total of 19 different physico-chemical parameters including heavy metals and microbial organisms were studied. Sixty percent water samples were found to be acidic having pH value below 6.5. Thirty five percent of the water samples were found to be more turbid exceeding the permissible limit. In case of iron, 40% water samples had it in its desirable limit but in 25% water samples it was well above the permissible limit. Though in all water samples the heavy metals i.e., Arsenic and Chromium, were found to be below detection limit but Lead was detected in almost 50% water samples and in 20% it was above the permissible limit. Though in 45% water samples Cadmium was found to be below detection limit but in 55% water samples it was detected. Other parameters like TDS, TSS, Total Alkalinity, Calcium Hardness, Electrical Conductivity, Chloride, Sulphate, Flouride were within the permissible limit. Read More...
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SCIENCE |
India |
810-813 |
184 |
Design and Experimentation of Energy Harvesting using Shock Absorber
-Viplao S Jadhao ; Prof. (Dr.) N. V. Satpute; Prof. (Dr.) M. K. Nalawade
Transportation accounts for 70% of oil consumption, and yet only 10-20% the fuel energy is used for vehicle mobility. One of the important losses is the energy dissipation in suspension vibration. The objectives of this thesis are to investigate energy recovery from vehicle suspensions by answering two questions: (1) how much energy is available while meeting the primary functions of shock absorbers? (2) How can the wasted energy be converted efficiently to electricity? To answer the first question, a vehicle-ground model, including the stochastic property of road roughness, vehicle parameters, travelling speed, is created with analysis of ride comfort, road safety, and vibration energy induced by road roughness. We found that the dissipative power from all four shock absorbers for a typical mid-size passenger car on ISO class B (good), C (average), and D (poor) roads are approximately 100, 400, 1600 Watts respectively. The sensitivity of the power generation, ride comfort and ride safety to various operational vehicle parameters are further analysed. Results indicate the power generation is mainly depended on the tire stiffness in which the higher tire stiffness is, the more power generation. However, higher tire stiffness will cause a less comfort and more dangerous ride. Therefore, larger sprung mass will be preferred for achieving a more comfort and safer ride to compromise the negative effects of high tire stiffness. More importantly, the suspension damping also plays as an important role on ride comfort and safety aspects. A more comfortable ride can be accomplished with softer damper. As a trade-off, the probability of losing ground contact increases which will cause handling issues and safety hazards. Read More...
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M.Tech Mechanical engineering design |
India |
814-819 |
185 |
Lean Construction Techniques for Reduction of Waste and Performance Improvement in Construction Project
-Suraj Shivaji Shinde ; Prof. Deshmukh S. S.; Prof. Ghorpade K. H
In construction, lean techniques are used to reduce waste and increase productivity. Lean enterprise is to achieve owner expectations through the use of the absolute minimum amount of sources. This is achieved by continuous process of identification and elimination of waste through a systematic approach The aim of the research is to implement the lean thinking in an ongoing construction project This research is mainly divided into two phases 1) questionnaire survey to identify the waste in construction 2)implementation of last planner system is. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
820-824 |
186 |
Cyclic Behaviour of Prefabricated Cage Embedded Columns
-Akhila Venugopal ; P. Aswathy
Prefabricated Cage System (PCS) can be used as an alternative to the traditional rebar system.PCS is a prefabricated reinforcement that enables easier, faster and more reliable construction. PCS reinforcement is prefabricated off site and then placed inside the formwork eliminating the time consuming and costly labour associated with cutting, bending and tying steel bar in traditional rebar construction. Behaviour of column specimens reinforced with a Prefabricated Cage System (PCS) is investigated. A total of 3 Prefabricated Cage Columns is selected and it is subjected to both seismic loading horizontally. The stress-deformation results are evaluated in ANSYS. The effect of different parameters, such as the tube thickness, perforation pattern are also investigated analytically. Read More...
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M.Tech in Structural Engineering |
India |
825-829 |
187 |
Design and Implementation of 50V-100V, 5A Isolated DC-DC Multi-Output Converter for Household Application
-Omkumar Naresh Bhirud ; Prof. M. F. A. R. Satarkar
This paper proposed an hardware implementation of isolated DC–DC multi-output converter for household application. A designed multi output isolated DC-DC converter is single input multi output converter that takes the process of boosting its single input into three outputs. The theoretical analysis, simulation, results of proposed converter is carried out and also hardware analysis, results are carried out. Simulation of proposed topology was carried out in MATLAB/Simulink software. The main objective of this topology to improve the efficiency, reduce weight and size of circuitry. The proposed topology of converter is suitable for household application such as CFL, tube lights, mobile charging, laptop charging, fan, mixer, TV etc. Read More...
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Electrical Power System |
India |
830-833 |
188 |
Voice Controlled Smart Wheelchair
-Premalatha S ; J.Divakaran; Ravi A; Dhivyapriya E.L.
This project describes the significant design to build a voice-controlled wheelchair. The project is intended to increase the ease of mobility for disabled/injured people. The design would allow these people to live more independently. Presently, people use blow- tubes or chin-joysticks to control motorized wheelchairs. Speech recognition is a prominent technology which can give an alternative to people to interact with machines or devices especially to those who are quadriplegics. The rate of physically challenged and old aged people is increasing day by day. They are not able to move and has to dependent upon others for their movement. The project aims at controlling a wheelchair by means of human voice. The voice recognition is done by android phone and is connected to the wheelchair system using Bluetooth technology. The design and implementation of a voice controlled wheelchair motion based on an efficient and unique algorithm for accurately detecting voice commands. The proposed voice controlled wheelchair can be very effective for persons with disabilities where they can dynamically give the wheelchair voiced instructions instead of being stagnant in a place for its controlling. Apart from its possible application in industrial automation, voice controlled robotic motion can also encourage the view of a wheelchair as a partner rather than a tool by providing a smooth, easy and flexible mean of self-reliant movement for the physically challenged people. Read More...
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EMBEDDED SYSTEM TECHNOLOGIES |
India |
834-838 |
189 |
Location Based Encryption for Secured Transactions
-Juhi Deshpande ; Poorva Chougule; Jyoti Kshirsagar
Users need to have GPS enabled devices, for online banking transactions. Banks use GPS for transactions which are location independent. They provide mobile application to their customers. This system is developing banking application which uses Location Based Encryption. Currently banks are using location independent applications where as this system is using location dependent application. User can perform transaction only if the user is within TD region (secured zone). If user goes out of TD region then transaction will terminate automatically. The system is providing extra security by OTP and secret key. Read More...
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Computer Science |
India |
839-842 |
190 |
Applications of Compressed Sensing Techniques for Next Generation Wireless Communications
-S. Ravikanth ; T. Chalam
A range of efficient wireless processes and enabling techniques are put under a magnifier glass in the quest for exploring different manifestations of correlated processes, where sub-Nyquist sampling may be invoked as an explicit benefit of having a sparse transform-domain representation. For example, wide-band next-generation systems require a high Nyquist-sampling rate, but the channel impulse response (CIR) will be very sparse at the high Nyquist frequency, given the low number of reflected propagation paths. This motivates the employment of compressive sensing based processing techniques for frugally exploiting both the limited radio resources and the network infrastructure as efficiently as possible. A diverse range of sophisticated compressed sampling techniques is surveyed, and we conclude with a variety of promising research ideas related to large-scale antenna arrays, non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA), and ultra-dense network (UDN) solutions, just to name a few. Read More...
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Advanced Electronics and Communication Engineering |
India |
843-847 |
191 |
Experimental Study on Effect of Twisted Tape Insert on Performance of Double Pipe Heat Exchanger
-Ashwine Kumar Mahore ; Sanjay Kumar Singh
The various techniques for achieving improved heat transfer are usually referred to as "heat transfer augmentation" or "heat transfer enhancement" and the heat exchanger provided with heat transfer enhancement techniques as "Augmented Heat Exchanger". The objective is to reduce as many of the factors as possible: Capital Cost, Power Cost, Maintenance Cost, Space and Weight, Consistent with safety and reliability. Present work describes the principal techniques of industrial importance for the augmentation of single phase heat transfer on the inside of tubes namely twisted tapes. So twisted tape should be used in heat exchanger when high heat transfer rate is required and pressure drop is of no significance. Read More...
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M.E ( THERMAL ENGINEERING) |
India |
848-849 |
192 |
Implementation of Traffic Management System (TMS) using Internet of Things (IOT)
-Dr. G. Karpaga Rajesh ; U. Krishnaveni; G. Nithya Jeevitha; S. Sherlin Leela Princy
Internet of Things (IoT) is an overall system which associates all the shrewd objects together. In IoT everything is empowered to converse with each other. At whatever point those keen things are being associated over web are confined to just vehicles, at that point it is called as Internet of Vehicles (IOV). With consistently expanding urban populace and quickly growing urban areas, the vehicle proprietorship has been expanding at an exponential rate. Traffic Congestion is a primary issue in urban zones. On account of this blockage issue, time taken for the voyaging will be expanded. A plan was created utilizing remote innovation with PIC microcontroller, IR sensor and IoT. IR sensor was utilized to choose the movement thickness and RF innovation is utilized for the activity light controlling for crisis vehicles. Walker image will be given to people on foot as indicated by the person on foot density. IoT is utilized for checking the Traffic thickness data's over web. Read More...
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Advanced Electronics and Communication Engineering |
India |
850-854 |
193 |
Opinion Mining and Sentiment Analysis - Challenges and Applications
-Khushboo ; Pankaj Sharma
People's opinions and experience are very valuable information in decision making process. Now a days several websites encourage users to express and exchange their views, suggestions and opinions related to product, services, polices, etc. publically. The increased popularity of these sites resulted huge collection of people opinion on the web in much unstructured manner. Extracting the useful content from these opinion sources becomes a challenging task. This situation created a new area of research called opinion mining and sentiment analysis. Opinion mining and sentiment analysis extract and classify the people's opinion automatically from the internet. This paper discusses various application and challenges related to the Opinion Mining and Sentiment Analysis. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
855-858 |
194 |
Technology Refresh of Storage Infrastructure in Enterprise Business
-Yogesh Kumar
In today's world of business, data is what drives business. Enterprise business are looking for information drive their business forward and they cannot succeed that if they cannot protect their data. Storage infrastructure is used to store the enterprise data for better protection, reliability and availability. Every enterprise business such as banking, telecom, defence, manufacturing, share market, science, aerospace all are highly dependent on the storage infrastructure to store, maintain , retrieve data with integrity and high performance. As business requirement and dependency are increasing in Storage infrastructure in prospective of performance, data criticality, availability, reliability, a technology refresh is become the necessity. Technology refresh -defined as replacement of an older server or storage array with a new one to achieve the business target and it is the primary driver of the data migration. It is critical to migrate data to their target location as quickly as possible without downtime and impacting the performance. This paper discuss the technology refresh of storage infrastructure strategies and propose customised approach which simplify the technology refresh, speed the process and ensure the data integrity. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
859-862 |
195 |
Failure Analysis of Tube and Header of Evaporator
-Chetan Khomane ; Avinash Badadhe; Deepak Diwan
There are failures in the industrial power plant mainly due to the boiler tubes and pipes of different zones. Failure may occur due to various reasons. These include the failures due to creep, corrosion, erosion, overheating, fatigue, welding defects, etc. This paper presents the results of investigation, which was carried out to determine the failure causes. The numerical simulation is carried out in ANSYS mechanical software. The results indicates that the evaporator tubes and header pipe was subjected to high temperature and pressure. There were cracks formation in the material at the joints of tubes and header due to which there was the leakage and failure. It is also determined that the proper expansion of material was not given due to the same, there were thermal stresses generated, and failure occurs. The failure reason was known from the numerical analysis and the same was incorporated in future. Read More...
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M.E in Industrial Design |
India |
863-866 |
196 |
Design the Exhaust System for the Two Wheeler and Analysis using FEA
-Mr. Vishal Madanlal Shrivastav ; Prof. S. B. Bawaskar
An exhaust system is usually a piping used to guide reaction exhaust gases away from the controlled combustion inside an engine. Pressure drop across the exhaust manifold requires to be dealt with by engine and extra power of engine will be used in forcing the exhaust gases from exhaust valve to exit of the exhaust pipes. In this paper the focus is on finding remedies to reduce the pressure drop across the system of the exhaust. A geometry of the exhaust system for 100 CC four stroke SI engine for two wheeler vehicles is created using SOLIDWORKS 2015 software and flow analysis is ran on the module using ANSYS fluent 16.2. Different changes in the geometry of the exhaust assembly are done and effect of those changes on the pressure drop across the exhaust is measured. In final iteration it is successfully identified the area of improvement to reduce pressure drop and have achieved maximum pressure drop reduction up to 70 % is achieved. Read More...
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M.E MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (DESIGN) |
India |
867-872 |
197 |
To Study the Effect of Wood Ash and Rice Husk as a Brick Material
-Ranjeeta M ; Krishna Kant P; Krishna Kumar W; Krishna Reddy; Ravikumar
Wood ash bricks can be extensively used in all building constructional activities similar to that of burnt clay bricks. But they are weaker than normal clay bricks. Wood ash is the by-product of the combustion from the wood fire boilers at a typical paper mills and other wood burning facilities. Fly ash is the by-product of coal combustion collected by the mechanical or electrostatic precipitator (ESP) before the fuel gases reach the chimneys of thermal power station in very large volumes. Fly ash one of the numerous substances that causes air, water and soil pollution, disrupt ecological cycles and set of environmental hazards. The primary raw material used for bricks is the soil, which is often taken from prime agricultural land. The primary object of present study is to investigate the compressive strength and water absorption on with different percentages of fly ash, wood ash by keeping rice husk as constant. As the percentage of fly ash and wood ash increases there was increase in the compressive strength and percentage of water absorption decreases. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
873-877 |
198 |
Portable Ozone Generator
-Shalini Priya ; Neha Pandey; Vipul Kumar
On this planet, ozone is a major work horse. From the highest reaches of the atmosphere to the bottom of the deepest ocean, ozone is a very efficient protector, provider and recycler. Ozone is a very strong disinfectant and oxidizer. Any pathogen or contaminant that can be disinfected, altered or removed via an oxidation process will be affected by ozone. What one requires is a small and handy unit to be plugged into mains to get ozonized air at suitable pressure flowing out from a tube so that it can then be let into environment or bubbled through water or any other polluted liquid. However, the gadget must be completely safe to work with. Read More...
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Biomedical Engineering |
India |
878-884 |
199 |
Compressive Strength of Roller Compacted Concrete Containing Laterite Soil and Waste Glass Aggregates
-Christian Agani ; Defodji Adolphe Tchehouali; Chakirou Akanho Toukourou; Emile Adjibade Sanya
This work investigated the effect of laterite soil and waste glass aggregates on the compressive strength of roller compacted concrete. Mixes were produced by partial substitution of control concrete sand by laterite soil and waste glass aggregates up to 80%. Laterite soil ratio were kept at 50% for all mixes while waste glass aggregates substitution ratio varies from 0% to 30%. The 28-day compression tests show that partially replacing sand by laterite has lowered the compressive strength. However, strength is enhanced with the substitution rate of sand by waste glass aggregate and attained its maximum at 30% glass aggregates, strength which is even greater than that of the control concrete. Read More...
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Materials Engineering |
Benin |
885-887 |
200 |
Comparative Analysis of 2 Level and Multilevel Inverters for Integrating Renewable Energy Sources to Grid at Distribution Level
-Anish Vijay Patil ; Dr. K. Vadirajacharya
Renewable energy sources like solar, wind, tidal, geothermal are used. The most commonly used renewable energy source are wind and solar. Output of wind and solar are in DC so one must convert it to AC Before injecting it in to the grid, also they produce a very low power quality output which cannot be injected directly in to the grid. So it is required to use a converter that will convert DC power from RES to AC with good power quality. In this paper two different inverter topologies for integrating RES with grid are used, one is 2 level Voltage source inverter and other is cascaded H bridge multilevel inverter. Cascaded multilevel inverter is designed and studied with the help of PSIM that is being used for simulation purpose. The designed system is giving expected results. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
888-894 |