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Area |
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51 |
A High Step Up Boost PFC as the Half Bridge Inverter for the High Efficiency DC-DC Multilevel Converter in Power Supply Unit
-M. Bavatharani ; K. Nivetha
This project present advanced configuration for Symmetric multilevel voltage source inverter is p roposed. The Authority of the proposed inverter versus the conventional Cascaded H-bridge inverter and the most recently introduced ones, is verified with provided comparisons. The proposed Inverter is able to generate the desired voltage levels using a Lower number of circuit devices including power semi-conductor Switches and related gate driver circuits of switches. This modular structure uses reduced number of devices, including its power semiconductor switches and gate driver circuits of switches. As a result, the total cost is considerably reduced and the control scheme gets Simpler. Moreover, reduced amount of on-state switches in the Suggested configuration decreases voltage drops even, the suggested multilevel Inverter has the lowest amount of power losses. Finally simulation and experimental results are compared with each other and the provided comparison shows that the obtained results are in good Agreements. Read More...
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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING |
India |
210-214 |
52 |
A Review on Bottle Shaped Struts
-Shaik Sameer ; S. Murali Sagar Varma; S. Siva Bhanu Sai Kumar
Struts are the compression members in a strut-tie model. These carry the compressive forces and stress along the axis of the strut. There are three types of struts namely the prismatic strut, fan-shaped strut and the bottle shaped strut. The present study is on the bottle shaped struts. These bottle shaped struts are formed when the load is applied on a compression member along the axis of the strut. To counter act this, the transverse reinforcement is provided in the strut. In the absence of the transverse reinforcement the bottle shaped strut cannot maintain the equilibrium. According to ACI 318-14 the efficiency factor is 0.75 if the strut having as minimum of 0.3% transverse reinforcement, and 0.6 if it is unreinforced. Read More...
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M.Tech in Structural Engineering |
India |
215-216 |
53 |
Stabilization of Soil by Plastic Waste
-Saurabh A. Dhon ; Dhulappa B. Borkar
Soil stabilization could be a method that improves the physical properties of soil, like increasing shear strength, bearing capability etc. which might be done by use of controlled compaction or addition of appropriate admixtures like cement, lime and waste materials like ash, phosphor mineral etc. This new technique of soil stabilization is effectively wont to meet the challenges of society, to scale back the quantities of waste, manufacturing helpful material from non-useful waste materials. Plastic like searching luggage is employed to as a reinforcement to perform the cosmic microwave background studies whereas admixture with soil for improving engineering performance of sub grade soil. Plastic strips obtained from waste plastic were mixed randomly with the soil. A series of California Bearing quantitative relation (CBR) tests were dole out on every which way bolstered soil by varied share of plastic strips with totally different lengths and proportions. Results of cosmic microwave background tests demonstrated that inclusion of waste plastic strips in soil with acceptable amounts improved strength and deformation behavior of sub grade soils considerably. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
217-219 |
54 |
BotFilter - An Approach to Defend Application Layer Distributed Denial of Service Attacks
-Sini Thankachan ; Bibin Varghese; Smita C Thomas
Distributed Denial of service attacks flood the victim with huge traffic originating from different sources. Application layer DDoS attacks aim on denying application services by mimicking flash crowds. An efficient defense system that can detect the attack at the earliest while posing limited or no overhead to normal users is necessary to minimize losses. Botnet is a collection of nodes connected together for malicious purposes. DDoS attacks are usually carried out using botnets. An effective approach namely, BotFilter is proposed in this paper to detect and mitigate these attacks. The proposed defense system has two phases. Filter phase makes use of dual bloom filter and sketch data structure to filter out the malicious requests by verifying it against the hosts that were detected in previous cycles. Capture phase calculates the dissimilarity between two consecutive sketches using Hellinger distance. This avoids the computation intensive task of calculating the IP address from the sketches. BotFilter is an effective defense system against DDoS attacks posing negligible impact to legitimate users. Read More...
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M.Tech in Computer Science And Engineering |
India |
220-223 |
55 |
Exposure of Plant Leaf Syndromes - A Survey
-Manjuladevi ; Dr. N. Thenmozhi
Recognition of Syndromes of plant leaves is emergent area in India as farming is significant part in Economy and Societal life. To discovery out which disease disturb the plants, mostly the agriculturalist contact the professional for the clarification. So to resolve this difficult, Image processing methods gives the precise and dissolute result. Such systems are useful for agriculturalist as disease recognition of plants possible with slight time and the exact achievement are accepted out in suitable time. There are several image processing methods we can custom such as Genetic algorithm, Probabilistic Neural Network, Back propagation neural network, Artificial Neural Network, and Support vector machine (SVM). Choosing an organization technique is continuously a tough task since the worth of outcome can differ for unlike input data. Plant leaf infection categorizations have wide-ranging applications in several fields such as in biological research, in Agriculture etc. This survey affords a summary of dissimilar organisation systems used for plant leaf disease classification. Also we have discoursed prevailing segmentation technique beside with classifiers for exposure of plant leaves. Read More...
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Image processing |
India |
224-226 |
56 |
Human Facial Expression Recognition using Machine Learning Algorithms
-Dr Anupama H S ; M Aishwarya
The human facial expressions play an important role in recognizing one's intention or mood of that respective person. Facial expressions are the changes that occur on the face based on the internal emotions of the person. This paper focuses on using black and white images for the recognition of the facial expression and also identify the emotions involved in the expression. Here Machine Learning technique is used to train the system to understand one's facial expressions which will in turn help it to judge the state of mind of the person and provide appropriate user experience. Read More...
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Applied Science |
India |
227-229 |
57 |
A Critical Review over Recent Techniques for Mining High Utility Items from a Large Data Set
-Ashok Patidar ; Ankit Chakrawarti
Data mining is used in a wide range of real world applications. New methods and models a have been developed to solve the data mining problems. Utility mining is an important data mining task. It is an extension of Market Basket Analysis. There are several algorithm have been developed to solve the problem of high utility item set mining. But there is still a lot of scope of work in terms of efficiency. This paper presents a review of various modern methods to mine high utility items from voluminous data sets. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
230-231 |
58 |
Domestic Appliance Load Modeling from Aggregated Smart Meter Data using LabVIEW
-Ashwini Ankush Patil ; Pravin Desai
This paper gives an overview of recent research on new application of Domestic appliances load modeling from Aggregated Smart Meter Data with differential observations (EDHMM-diff), along with a specialized forward-backward algorithm which is able to model various parameter of appliances. The main aim of appliances load modeling is to model load of individual appliances based on the aggregated power signal with state durations. The major objective of EDHMM-diff model is to handle the "aggregating effect", because the conventional Hidden Markov models (HMM) cannot handle this effect which generates different observations even for the same state of the same device. Read More...
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Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering |
India |
232-234 |
59 |
A Comparative Study on Acyclic Vertex Coloring Graph of Monochromatic and Bi-chromatic
-R. Radhamani ; R. Akila; A. Niranjana ; G. Sathishkumar; L. Yogeswari
An acyclic vertex coloring of a graph which adjacent vertices are allowed to have the same color, as long as the monochromatic components induced by the corresponding edges have a certain structure. Due to its important applications, as for example in the binarization of graphs, this type of coloring has been extensively studied, mainly with respect to the size, degree, and acyclicity of the monochromatic components. An acyclic vertex coloring of a graph is a proper vertex coloring such that there are no bichromatic cycles. The acyclic chromatic number of G, denoted a(G), is the minimum number of colors required for acyclic vertex coloring of graph G = (V,E).In this paper In this paper, we show that any graph G with maximum degree Δ can be acyclically colored using C(Δ) colors. Read More...
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MATHEMATICS |
India |
235-239 |
60 |
A Scientific Approach On Pre-Treatment of Cotton Cloth using PVAMHCL (Poly-Vinyl-Amine-Chloride) for Salt Free/Low Salt Reactive Dyeing
-Karthikeyan M Ramasamy ; Abiyu Kerebo Berekute
Dyeing of cotton fabric is for apparel textiles and home textiles worldwide are more commercial because of its contented properties. Dyeing of cotton fabric with hot band reactive dye involves huge amount of sodium chloride as an exhausting agent to absorb the dye molecules in to the core of cellulose molecules of cotton fibre. The exhausting agent sodium chloride used in reactive dyeing is not fully absorbed by cotton fibres and remains in dye bath after completion dyeing and it is drained to effluent treatment plant. The amount of sodium chloride in dye effluent increases the load of effluent treatment and creates more pollution into water and land. Hence to reduce the load of effluent treatment and the problem to the environment use of huge amount of sodium chloride is replaced with poly vinyl amine chloride. The effect of use Poly vinyl amine chloride in reactive dyeing as exhausting agent was studied by testing wash fastness, rubbing fastness, light fastness, tensile strength, and environment testes BOD, COD, TDS value and TSS value. It was found that the dye uptake was excellent and the fastness properties were also an excellent. The impact of dye effluent to environment also found marginally less as compared to sodium hydroxide load to environment. It was determined that the use of Poly vinyl amine chloride in reactive dyeing was more effective. Read More...
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Textile Engineering |
India |
240-244 |
61 |
Arduino based Dual Axis Solar Tracking System with IOT Notification
-Mayur Dadarao Dhangare ; Sandipan Sopan Mhaske; Yogesh Prabhakar Danve; Asst.Prof. G. D. Shingade
Solar energy is fast becoming a very important means of renewable energy resource. With solar tracking, it will become possible to generate more energy since the solar panel can maintain a perpendicular profile to the rays of the sun. Even though the initial cost of setting up the tracking system is considerably high, there are cheaper options that have been proposed over time. This project analyse the design and construction of a prototype for solar tracking system that has a single axis of freedom. Light Dependent Resistors (LDRs) are used for sunlight detection. The control circuit is based on an ATMega328P microcontroller. It was programmed to detect sunlight via the LDRs before actuating the servo to position the solar panel. The solar panel is positioned where it is able to receive maximum light. As compared to other motors, the servo motors are able to maintain their torque at high speed. They are also more efficient with efficiencies in the range of 80-90%. Servos can supply roughly twice their rated torque for short periods. They are also quiet and do not vibrate or suffer resonance issues. Performance and characteristics of solar panel are analysed experimentally. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
245-247 |
62 |
Experimental Investigation on the Mechanical Properties of Banana and Cotton Roll Fiber Reinforced Epoxy Composites
-J. Prabakaran ; S. Gopal; P. Ramesh; S. Muralidharan; M. Ravindran
The Natural Composite Material is the one of the eco-friendly material. Banana, cotton roll fiber composite fabricated by means of hand lay method. The Natural Fiber Composite made in fiber volume fraction such as 35 % of banana alone,35 % Cotton alone, 25 % of banana and 10 % of cotton roll,10% of banana and 25 % of cotton roll. The mechanical properties of these composites investigated according to the ASTM Standard. At the end of the results shows that the 10 % of banana and 25 % of cotton roll fiber reinforced is highest strength among these volume fractions. The natural fiber Composites fabricated using banana fiber and cotton with varying length and loading. The analysis of mechanical properties of these composites carried out. The mixed properties of these composite shows the better result to compare with traditional materials. Read More...
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M.E MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (DESIGN) |
India |
248-253 |
63 |
Effective Circle Generation by Generating Series obtained from the Equation of Circle
-Rishi Saxena
In 1960, 'we' at Boeing coined the term Computer Graphics", written by William Allen Fetter in Print magazine's issue of 1966. Computer Graphics is an immense field of computer science and engineering which has been recently become highly developed in terms of research as well as applications. The core objective of this field of computer science is to display visual images and designs efficaciously and in actuality which generates meaningful visual conclusions to the user. And then the challenge arises that how to represent a real world scene over a computer screen in real time? A picture is divided into large number of pixels with varying intensities of Hue, Saturation and Brightness, whereas scene objects are created by geometrical structures referred to as Output Primitives. This paper focuses on an output primitive: Circle. In generation of circle over computer screen two things are considered the most important ones i.e. First is, keeping the calculation in integer only. Second is, lessening the time complexity, which is an important factor in real time displays of visual content. The paper explores the equation of the circle (x – a) ^ 2 + (y – b) ^ 2 = r ^ 2 for two dimensional Cartesian coordinate system which follows from the Pythagorean theorem applied to any point on the circle. In displaying a circle over computer screen this equation can be used to formulate a series and then that series can be used to generate the circle eliminating the direct use of the equation, which results in achieving the two major objectives i.e. Obviating the use of floating point calculations and diminution in the execution time of the procedure that generates the circle. Read More...
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Computer Applications |
India |
254-256 |
64 |
Malware Detection in Web Application using Content Integrity Verification
-Sontela Kuruba Dinesh ; C. C. Kalyan Srinivas
Fraudulent behaviors in Google Play, the most popular Android app market, fuel search rank abuse and malware proliferation. To identify malware, previous work has focused on app executable and permission analysis. In this paper, we introduce FairPlay, a novel system that discovers and leverages traces left behind by fraudsters, to detect both malware and apps subjected to search rank fraud. FairPlay correlates review activities and uniquely combines detected review relations with linguistic and behavioral signals gleaned from Google Play app data (87K apps, 2.9M reviews, and 2.4M reviewers, collected over half a year), in order to identify suspicious apps. FairPlay achieves over 95% accuracy in classifying gold standard datasets of malware, fraudulent and legitimate apps. We show that 75% of the identified malware apps engage in search rank fraud. FairPlay discovers hundreds off fraudulent apps that currently evade Google Bouncer's detection technology. FairPlay also helped the discovery of more than 1,000 reviews, reported for 193 apps that reveal a new type of "coercive" review campaign: users are harassed into writing positive reviews, and install and review other apps. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
257-259 |
65 |
A Review on Design and Analysis of Pressure Vessel
-Patil Yadhnesh Sudhir ; Prof. Mahesh Pisal; Patil Aditya Ravindra; Veer Ajinkya Sarjerao; Shrivastav Nitesh Vijay
This paper present review on design and analysis of pressure vessel. Design of pressure vessel depends on so many factors but two important factor its operation pressure and operation temperature. When vessel pressure and operating temperature get changed every pressure vessel is new according to design factors. In pressure vessel design safety of workers and cost of pressure vessel is the main consideration for designer according to customer needs. For full fill the design demand the structural integrity of mechanical components of pressure vessel requires a fatigue analysis including thermal and stress analysis. The various software are available in market for analysis of Pressure vessel .The pressure vessel parameter are designed in Pv Elite software and verify this parameters according to ASME (American society of mechanical engineering) sec. viii Div.1.for better result fatigue analysis also done on modeled in Pv Elite software to improve the life cycle of pressure vessel. The Pv Elite software is helps designer to comply their design and calculation strictly as per code. & According to ASME SEC VIII. DIV-2. This overall process contains high time for small industry so for reducing this time the all calculations data are store in excel sheet which help as software which use in small industries for checking the validation of design according to standard. Read More...
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mechanical engineering |
India |
260-262 |
66 |
Red Black Trees and It's Application
-Damini Jaiswal ; Bhavana R; Sushma T N; Kavitha K S
Red black tree data structure is a binary search tree which is self-balancing and is used by CFS to sort runnable tasks. The main advantage of Red-Black trees is that in both insertions and deletions a single top-down pass may be used. Red–black trees offer worst-case guarantees for all insertion time, deletion time, and search time. CPU and Memory are the two main hardware resources through which virtualization can be successfully reached. CPU utilization can be maximized along with the distribution of resources between the tasks. Completely Fair Scheduler (CFS) of Linux is the default scheduler of Linux and it makes sure that equal opportunity is distributed between tasks. Based on minimal virtual time CFS selects it’s next process and to perform this efficiently it uses red black trees (RB tree). Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
263-264 |
67 |
Design, Development and Heat Transfer Analysis on Heat Exchanger using Nano Fluids
-Piyush Singh ; Sahu Kirankanta; Shaikh Atik; Avdhoot Jejurkar
Heat exchanger is used to exchange heat from one fluid to another with/ without mixing of two fluids. Modern heat exchangers use new techniques for efficient heat transfer. Nanofluids like CuO, Al2O3are highly preferred due to the inherent advantages like enhanced heat transfer rates compared to conventional methods. Literature survey included topics like: recent heat exchanger development methods, processes, effectiveness enhancement, experimentation with conventional method and nanofluids applications, comparative CFD analysis with experimental investigation, methods of preparation of nanofluids and various properties useful for using nanofluids for the analysis. CFD analysis Literatures suggests better results by varying cold fluid mass flow rates while keeping hot fluid mass flow rate constant. Literatures on nanofluids suggest that due to increase in concentration of nanofluid, heat transfer rate increases. This paper highlights the analysis with ANSYS14.5 on Double Pipe Heat Exchanger. For comparative purpose the analysis was initially done using hot and cold water in counter-flow method and later using different nanofluids concentrations instead of cold water. Various concentrations for CuO & Al2O3 used were.0.1%, 0.15%, 0.2% & 0.25% by volume fraction at 1 to 10LPM mass flow rates. Experiments were done at 0.1% & 0.15% of Al2O3 by volume fraction at 4, 6, 8 & 10LPM mass flow rates. Tabulated results and graphs show heat transfer enhancement using nanofluids. Conclusion of experimental results indicates that heat transfer enhancement of 7.4% at volume fraction of 0.15% Al2O3 at mass flow rate of 10LPM of cold Fluid. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
265-267 |
68 |
Subsoil Drainage in Roads and Pavements
-Samhitha R Goneppanavar ; Shantha Y G; Vikram I K; Rahul J Patil; Vinay R. B
Moisture condition naturally fluctuate within a pavement structure from point of construction until equilibrium moisture contents are achieved. The causes of free water entering the pavements:
-Distress in surfacing
-Poor pavements
In order to overcome the problem below is the brief explanation.
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Geo Technical Engineering |
India |
268-269 |
69 |
Globalization and it's Impact on Economy in India
-Sudarsana Sarkar
During the past three decades, a remarkable globalization of the world economy has been taken place. In the Post-Cold War era, globalization has got itself rooted in the geopolitics of the world economy. The vast majority of the developing countries have decided to globalize. The important factor behind globalization has been the modern technological revolution, the multinational corporation of the advanced countries is the major driving forces and WTO has an important role in promoting globalization. Globalization means integration of the economies of the world with one another which expand international markets. Integration take place when product and factors move about freely as among the different countries and there are no restrictions like quotas, licenses, 'high tariffs' administrative barriers etc. on the movement of the products and factors. With of the world so integrated that the factors and products will move about to meet the demands of the people everywhere. True Globalization should make free movement of labour unhindered by national boundaries. So in the context of globalization we need a new dictum "Think globally and Act globally". True development is only by integrating and working together by nurturing and including natives, tribes and indigenous peoples. In the era of globalization, we live in an increasingly interdependent world and we live in a "World without Borders. "Free trade which is at the basis of globalization leads to specialization in production as per the resources of the countries. This results in efficiency gain which is based on the "Principle of comparative advantage". Globalization helps to equalize the factor-incomes among the trading countries. In free trade situation, countries specialize in terms in terms of their factor endowments. As a result the wages of labour rise in countries like India where labour intensive techniques are used. Globalization of financial markets increases the supplies of finances at the time of need. A significant gain in this regard is the availability of "Direct Investment". It provides capital, technology, marked-access and managerial skills. Movements of labour are a good example of integration of the countries and therefore of Globalization can prove beneficial for both developed and developing countries. A change in the economic policy, beginning with the middle of the 1980’s, but more precisely in 1991, brought about a drastic turnabout in the functioning of the economy. At domestic level, the economy began to be liberalized alongside permitting an increasing role for the private sector. Globalization also has been effected agricultural sector especially in India. Due to New Agricultural Strategy India has achieved relative self-sufficiency in food grains and its imports became negligible and India is also able to accumulate larger buffer stock of rice and wheat. When the expansion of Net Sown Area (NSA), irrigated area, development of rural in fracture and land reforms played an important role. When high yielding crop verities agricultural inputs like fertilizers, pesticides and improved crop production technologies ushered in the Green Revolution. When Minimum Support Prices (MSP) and procurement of agricultural commodities were ensured and food grains storage and distribution system was expanded at the national level. In this time, liberalization and globalization was also took place with the establishment of the WTO. The fourth phase in India started after the economic reforms of 1991.The nineties recorded the relatively poor growth of agriculture despite its great potential. The GATT agreement signed in 1995 will fundamentally change the global trade picture in agricultural sector. The Indian agriculture sector faced many challenges in New Economic Policy under Wombat it has opportunities also. The crop pattern has been changed, it has shifted from food grain to crash crop which can be problem for food security and can raise the prices of basic food grain. There is a need for some developmental projects and policies so that Agricultural Sector in Indian can complete with the world in this era of Globalization. For the second green revolution includes wasteland development, minor irrigation, functioning and viability of cooperatives, grading, storage of agro-products and their processing cold chains and modern abettors. As a result of Globalization whether India's entry it's the world trade on importer or exporter will significantly affect world market prices which impart resulting changes in domestic prices will have on domestic production and procumbent prices have risen faster, leading to rise the market prices of food grains and general price level. For agriculture related products, inputs and services, all restrictions would have to be removed. Thus; India has the potential to become a major "bread basket of the world". Read More...
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social science |
India |
270-273 |
70 |
Simulink Model of Solar Operated Embedded Z -Source Inverter
-Karthik Potla ; A Yadunanda Kumar
Solar Energy is recent trend in the power generation. Conversion of Ac /Dc voltages and currents is a big challenge in present scenario. Normally used Inverter to rectify the input and to produce the required output and buck boost converters to change the dc input level from one level to another level these are recent topological options proposed for buck–boost energy con-version with a number of possible voltage- and current-type circuitries already reported.LC filter network is common feature between them and placed between the dc input source and inverter bridge. This impedance network allows the output end of a voltage-type Z-source inverter to be shorted for voltage boosting without causing a large current flow and the terminal current of a current-type inverter to be interrupted for current boosting without introducing overvoltage oscillations to the system. Therefore, Z-source inverters are, in effect, safer and less complex and can be implemented using only passive elements with no additional active semiconductor needed. Believing in the prospects of Z-source inverters, this paper contributes by introducing a new family of embedded EZ-source inverters that can produce the same gain as the Z-source inverters but with smoother and smaller current/voltage maintained across the dc input source and within the impedance network and these are used in solar power generation. These latter features are attained without using any additional passive filter, which surely is a favourable advantage, since an added filter will raise the system cost and, at times, can complicate the dynamic tuning and resonant consideration of the inverters. The same embedded concept can also be used for designing a full range of voltage- and current- type inverters which are more useful in solar power generation. Read More...
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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING |
India |
274-278 |
71 |
Automatic Obstacle Avoidance Robot Based on Ultrasonic Technology
-Zeeshan I. Sheikh ; D. S. Chandak
Detection is one of the oldest areas of research. The requirement of an effective system that detects frauds effectively with zero loss exists until now. This is due to the increase in the technology, that influences both the ends; the user and the fraudster. Hence it becomes mandatory that the users need to stay a step ahead in this scenario. This paper discusses the changes that had taken place in the area of fraud detection. We have analyzed papers regarding the fraud rating detection and malware detection of application. In this proposed system time stamp of rating and reviews is considered for detecting the review and rank fraud. Malware is also detected before the time of downloading. Read More...
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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING |
India |
279-282 |
72 |
Robust Big Data Analytics for Electricity Price Forecasting in Smart Grid
-A Karthik ; K Sree Divya
Power value determining is a signiï¬cant part of savvy lattice since it influences shrewd framework to cost efï¬cient. In any case, existing strategies for value gauging might be difï¬cult to deal with enormous value information in the lattice, since the excess from include determination can't be turned away and an incorporated foundation is additionally needed for organizing the systems in power value estimating. To take care of such an issue, a novel power value gauging model is created. Speciï¬cally, three modules are incorporated in the proposed show. To start with, by converging of Random Forest (RF) and Relief-F calculation, we propose a cross breed highlight selector in view of Gray Correlation Analysis (GCA) to wipe out the component repetition. Second, an incorporation of Kernel capacity and Principle Component Analysis (KPCA) is utilized as a part of highlight extraction procedure to understand the dimensionality decrease. At long last, to estimate value classiï¬cation, we set forward a differential development (DE) based Support Vector Machine (SVM) classiï¬er is used. The proposed electricity price gauging model is acknowledged through these three sections. Numerical outcomes demonstrate that our proposition has predominant execution than different techniques. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
283-285 |
73 |
Landslides and it's Effects in Kodagu
-Vyshnavi Diwakar ; Shobha G B ; Sanjay S Desai; Rahul J Patil; Harisha K S
Landslides are one of the most important geological process and they becomes hazards when they have a direct contact with human life. Kodagu district in Karnataka state lies in the south part of Western Ghats with hilly region as the topography of the region is sensitive and any change in the land use cause a landslide and slope failure affects the human life and collapse of the constructed buildings. Thus with its scenic beauty and because of some climatic condition it is also becoming known for natural disasters. According to KSNDMC the rainfall have been noted up to 25.35cm and an average rainfall of 11.9cm over the past 24 hours when the landslide occurred and due to this there have been 30-40 big landslides in the district. These have swallowed whole estates, homes. Due to this over more than 5 people were died, more than 1300 people are seeking shelter in the 26 relief camp in seven districts. Heavy rain fall during the monsoon climatic condition leads to increase in groundwater level which leads to fluctuating water table and leads to the decrease of effect of cohesion and generates pressure in the soil allowing it to the failure. The main reason for this is the infrastructural development in the form of laying new roads, widening up of the existing roads and deforestation for the construction of bridges etc….and also due to illegal quarrying and construction of buildings on river beds which involves the modification of soil strata. Thus the equilibrium attained by the nature has been deteriorated. The construction of retaining walls/structures is one of the method to solve the landslide. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
286-289 |
74 |
Image Dehazing Methods: A Review
-Sunita Shukla ; Prof. Silky Pareyani
Restoration of hazy image is an important issue in outdoor vision system. Image enhancement and dehazing remain a challenging problem as well as an important task in image processing. Image enhancement is really an important issue in image processing applications such as digital photography, medical image analysis, remote sensing and scientific visualization [1]. Image dehazing and enhancement is the process by which the appearance and the visibility of an image are improved such that the obtained image is suitable for visual perception of human beings or for machine analysis. It is useful not only from an aesthetic point of view but also helps in image analysis and object recognition, etc. Image captured under bad visibility often has a low contrast and many of its features are difficult to see. Read More...
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Image processing |
India |
290-293 |
75 |
Design and Analysis of Wind Turbine Blade using E-glass Fiber with Banana Fiber and Aluminum Powder Hybrid Composite Material
-S. Michael Gnanaraj
The present work discusses the adverse structural response of the blade profile with the variation of operational parameters such as material properties on blades. The theoretical designed wind turbine blade model was based on the developed using CATIA software. The model was analyzed using ANSYS software to predict the deflection of the blade. A blade is made of a composite material with a combination of synthetic fiber and natural fiber with aluminum powder. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
294-297 |
76 |
Design and Fabrication of Small Scale Sugarcane Harvester
-Sanket Yuvraj Gavali ; Aparna Bapu Khandare; Vikram Gangaram Dhongade; Prof. Mahesh Pisal
Requirement of sugarcane crop is increasing because of the increase in population causes the increase in demand of sugar and its by-products regularly. We have selected the Sugarcane crop because it is not only popular in Maharashtra but also in India and our India is at first place of sugar supplier. The growth time for this crop is around 7 to 8 months from the day of its seeding and we can seed 2 times the sugarcane after pawing and parting after 2 times of sugarcane cutting we can use the area again but it needs pawing and parting again. The space remains in between the rows of sugarcane can be utilizes for other crops therefore it is mostly adopted crop and gives more profit in low time therefore we have selected this crop which may be helpful to solve the problems of our farmers. Read More...
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mechanical engineering |
India |
298-299 |
77 |
Reactive Power Improvement using STATCOM in Wind Park Energy System
-Vaishali R Bharambe ; Chetan R Bharambe
Large number of wind turbines are being installed and connected to power systems. In some of the countries the penetration of wind power is significant high so as to affect the power quality, system operation and control and power system stability. In this paper an attempt is made to predict the reactive power burden of the wind farm based on conventional fixed speed induction generator during wind variation and fault condition. MATLAB based large scale wind farm model is developed where STATCOM is introduced as an active voltage and reactive power supporter to increase the power system stability. STATCOM unit injects reactive power to mitigate power quality problems and to get stable grid operation. Read More...
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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING |
India |
300-306 |
78 |
Electric Cars
-Alok Kameshwar Prasad Pal
The first order of business is to learn all about the vehicle itself, Before we move on to topics such as battery technology and charging, most of the fundamentals of electric vehicles will be touched upon: we will discuss what makes them different from traditional gasoline vehicles, about the battery and technology involved, elicit on the differences between various electric motors, charging method and finally we will dive into future trends. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
307-310 |
79 |
Research Paper on Solar Water Cooler and Room Cooling System
-Gaikwad Badal Suresh ; Aware Hansraj Hanumant; Ghadge Akshay Vishwanath; Teke Vaibhav Bharat; Ghodke Ravindra M
Solar energy which is most abundant source of energy in India and we have not having efficient technology to tap this energy source into varied application. So our primary focus of this project would be utilizing solar energy for design and study environmental friendly vapour absorption refrigeration system. The vapour absorption system is two fluid systems comprising of ammonia and water and it has three phases: Evaporation, Absorption, and Regeneration. Here in this Refrigeration system when low boiling point refrigerant evaporate, it takes some heat away with it providing the cooling effect and changes gas back into liquid. In this system compressor is replaced by generator and Absorber. Read More...
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Bechlore of engineering in mechanical |
India |
311-314 |
80 |
The Impact of Human Resource Practices in Making "Make in India" Campaign a Success- A Study
-S. B Rashmi ; Dr. Kadakol. A. M
Human resource is the most important and essential factor of economic development of a country. Development of economics in recent years have become more people centric than before. It has rediscovered that human beings are both the means and the end of economic development process, and without Human Development that process becomes hollow rhetoric. Prime Minister of India Mr. Narendra Modi on September 25th 2014 launched the “Make in India‟ which is a new national program designed to facilitate investment (both domestic and foreign) in India, promoting innovation, strengthening skill development, generating employment opportunities, preventing brain drain and making the use of internationally standardized technology affordable for Indian citizens. But at the ground level, there are a lot of challenges that the government has to overcome in order to turn the vision of achieving a sustainable 10% growth in the manufacturing sector into reality. The objective of this paper is to highlight the importance‘s and impact of Human Resource practices in making “Make in India†campaign a success; making india a manufacturing hub and a benchmark of development and prosperity. Read More...
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Human Resource management |
India |
315-317 |
81 |
Thermal Analysis of Composite Material
-Mr. Amol Sanjay Gurav ; Dr. Manoj K. Chopra; Mr. Laxmikant G. Patil; Mr. Nitin R. Patil
It is very difficult to calculate and analyze with precision the thermal behavior of the walls of different materials attached to each other. The study of composite materials thermal behavior is useful for the determination of heat transfer rate and heat flux. These composite materials which can be implemented to many applications such as thermal ventilations, Insulators, metallic multiwall thermal protection systems, etc. In this study we are going to analyze the thermal behavior of two composites. For finding heat flux and heat flow rate the finite element program ANSYS is used. The experimental test is carried out for heat flux and heat flow rate of composite materials. Experimental Results are compared with the finite element ANSYS results and the validation is done. Read More...
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ME THERMAL ENGINEERING |
India |
318-321 |
82 |
Designing of C-Band Applicated I-Slotted Microstrip Patch Antenna
-Sonam Sharma ; Jagtar Singh
In this Paper, the designing and result analysis of single band antenna have been studied. A Single band microstrip patch antenna with Defected Microstrip Patch Structure in which using single rectangular slots making I-Shape slot in patch forming a simple and efficient technique of design has been introduced for the betterment of Return loss, VSWR, Radiation Pattern and impedance matching, also, giving the good performance at the desired resonant frequency. Loading slots at the non-resonating sides of the patch of single band antenna make its multiband for C-Band Applications (4-8 GHz). Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
322-325 |
83 |
Dye Effluent Treatment using Activated Charcoal of Coconut Shell
-Ethiraj J ; Karthikeyan M R; Ramesh D; Abiyu Kerebo Berekute
In India Rivers, lakes and oceans have become the out let for sewage and many other pollutants, such as phenols, dyes, detergents, pesticides, insecticide and heavy metals. Dyes in industrial water are visible pollutants that are difficult to treat due to their complex molecular nature and synthetic origin. Some dyes are metabolites with mutagenic or carcinogenic effect. In textile effluent color is the first contaminant to be removed from the waste water before it is discharged into the water body or onto land. In the present study textile effluent is decolorized. The study is supported by SEM topography. Read More...
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Environmental Engineering |
Ethiopia |
326-328 |
84 |
CFX analysis of Disk Rotar by Ansys Workbench
-Abhishek Keskar ; Mahen Marathe; Kunal Kumthekar; Saurav Katware
Braking system represents one of the most fundamental safety critical components in modern vehicles. Brake absorbs kinetic energy of the rotating parts (Wheels) and the energy is dissipated in the form of heat energy to the surrounding atmosphere. It decelerates or stops the vehicle. When brake is applied to the disc brake it is subjected to high stress, thus it may suffer structural and wear issues. In order to ensure better life of Disc Rotor heat dissipation is the primary factor to be taken into consideration. Air movement along the through the rotor also plays crucial part in deciphering the life of rotor. The first stage includes designing CAD model using SolidWorks. Second stage involves CFX Analysis to determine the heat distribution. Read More...
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Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) |
India |
329-332 |
85 |
Automatic Motor-Bike Stand Slider
-Shubham Ujjwalkumar Bansode ; Suraj Dattatrya Anpat; Sagar Dipak Tikone; Balaji Balasaheb Ghuge; Prof. R. M. Ghodke
The side remain of an engine bicycle can be retracted consequently by utilizing an engine and shaft circuit controlled by a driver circuit. The power supply can be given either by an outer source like batteries or by interior power sources. The side remain of an engine bicycle is associated with the engine utilizing a pole. This engine is driven and controlled by a driver circuit and micro controller. The pivot of the side stand and movement of the engine is controlled by the driver circuit which was inside associated with the engine. The movement of the side stand is checked by a constraining switch. At the point when the starter catch is squeezed the engine turns toward a path to lift the side hold up. At the point when the side stand achieves its limit, the power supply is cut off which can be identiï¬ed utilizing a limit switch. Smaller scale controller and driver circuit are in charge of the bearing of pivot of the engine. At the point when the starter turn will turned OFF the extremity of the engine alongside the driver circuit gets switched. Thus the engine pivots the other way. There will likewise be a limit switch at the first position of side remain before retraction. The control supply will be halted when the side stand achieve the restricting switch. This innovation can be viewed as the lifesaving one. Around 36 level of the mischances happens because of the lack of regard of this sort. Wellbeing is the ï¬rst and chief inspiration driving this framework. Decrease of human work can likewise be accomplished by this framework. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
333-336 |
86 |
Review of Wastewater Treatments and Technologies
-Gaurav Batukbharthi Goswami
In recent days, it is noted that the water resources have been prone to the pollutant sources. These pollutants sources mainly termed as the anthropogenic and they tend to include industrial process, households as well as the agricultural wastes. Moreover, the public has been affected by the norm and tend to form the essential grounds for the appraisal of the environmental impacts in line with wastewater pollution. Conventional wastewater treatment method is regarded as one of the fundamental techniques often applied in treating the wastewater. The method mainly involves chemical coagulation, activated sludge as well as adsorption process. Although, the process mainly regarded to have the significant importance it still has some limitations more so in line with the overall operation costs. On the other hand, there is the application of the aerobic wastewater treatment approach, and the concept continues to receive numerous acceptances grounded on its minimal costs regarding the operations as well as the maintenance costs. Furthermore, aerobic wastewater treatment mainly regarded by many people because the raw ingredients are easy to obtain, have good effectiveness as well as their overall degradation ability in line with the contaminants recommended. Thus, this paper aims to appraise the wastewater treatment as well as the technologies in line with the removal of the wastewater contaminants. Some of the pollutants which the study focuses on include the hydrocarbons compounds, dyes, heavy metals, pesticides as well as herbicides. The elements under the discussions often regarded as the paramount and essential contributors to the wastewater pollutions. Read More...
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Environmental Engineering |
India |
337-338 |
87 |
Digital Manufacturing and Design
-Alok Kameshwar Prasad Pal
Technology is evolving faster than ever before and it's having a huge impact on manufacturing. A transformation in the way products are designed and manufactured is underway. I believe it is important for everyone to understand and appreciate the role technology plays in this shift from paper-based processes to digital processes in the manufacturing world. This new paradigm is known as digital manufacturing and design or DMD. Overall, we will be able to define digital manufacturing and design, explain why it is relevant, and list few of the core components such as intelligent machining, Digital thread and Supply chain of the digital manufacturing and design paradigm. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
339-341 |
88 |
Analysis of a Structural Building against Sea Waves
-B. Chaitanya ; D. Srinivasa Rao
A tsunami is also known as a seismic sea wave. It is a series of waves in a water body caused by the displacement of a large volume of water, generally in ocean or in a large lake, earthquake, volcanic eruption and other underwater explosions, landslides, glacier calving, asteroids impacts and other disturbances above or below water surface these all have a potential to generate a tsunami. When these waves travel to the shallow water areas, the wave velocity decreases rapidly, and the wave height increases sharply. Several meters or even decades of meters water wall is formed. However, among these causes leading to tsunami, the sea quake is the most primary reason, especially the dip-slip type quake that staggers up and down along the fault surface. The main object is to analyse a seashore building against tsunami forces. To analyse the building forces due to tsunami forces are calculated for different inundation depth and considering the obtained forces response of building will be known in case of moments. By considering each critical moment of each force design of structural element is carried out and compared. Read More...
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M.Tech in Structural Engineering |
India |
342-347 |
89 |
Novel Traffic Incident Detection System using Machine Learning
-Harshada Londhe ; NiKita Durgade; Kunal Patil; Pooja Kamble
Accident! The word which causes Goosebumps to us as it leads to loss of lives, painful injuries and it has economic and social impact. There is need to have an effective and efficient approach to overcome with traffic accidents/incidents. The proposed system involves extracting features from traffic dataset which leads to traffic accidents. A decision tree is a predictive tool for extracting features from dataset as decision tree provides a quantify outcomes. In the initial set of experiments conducted on available dataset it was preliminarily found that decision trees gives 80% accurate results which are considerably larger than most of the other classifiers. In this paper we present a review of different machine learning techniques for traffic incident/accident detection. Read More...
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Computer Science and Information Technology |
India |
348-349 |
90 |
Effectiveness of CSR Initiatives an Analysis in HLL Life Care Limited Thiruvananthapuram
-Duniya V S ; Akhil W S
Corporate social responsibility is the initiatives by business corporate that benefit the society and include a wide variety of practices, from giving a portion of a company's proceeds to charity, to implementing business operation in a good manner. However, now a days the increased attention on the Corporate Social Responsibility across firms and industries requires a firm not only concentrating on adding profit, but also give stress on its social responsiveness to meet the expectations of various stakeholders. The success of an organization is depended on the image of the organization. This helps the firm profitable in the long run and improves the performance. HLL Life Care Limited is one of the major player organizations in the field of corporate social responsibility. Analyzing the impact of CSR initiatives to various factors necessary for the enhancement of company image gave a result that showed how much effective the corporate social responsibility practices undertaken by the company. Read More...
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MANAGEMENT |
India |
350-354 |
91 |
Analysis of Shear Behaviour in RC T-Beam
-Ruhi Verma ; Kamlesh Saha
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 privious 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. Read More...
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MASTER OF ENGINEERING IN CIVIL ENGINEERING (CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT) |
India |
355-358 |
92 |
Novel Security Algorithm to Improve the Performance in Wireless Mesh Networks with Identity-Based Key Generation
-D. Mythily ; S. Padmapriya
A Wireless Mesh Network consists of huge amount of mesh nodes. The message called Position-Aware plus Secure Efficient Mesh Routing that has been sent from one node to a further during the data communication. When the communication takes places between nodes, packet data is sent from one node to another node that can occurs a chance of falling the nodes in the attackers catch also routing among the nodes can obtain vanished due to concussion. Therefore the security level of the data communication is extremely low down. Due to these reasons the performance is very poor due to high node density. The user place data cannot capable to recognize the place of sending the messages from source as well as destination due to dimension of the message is small. In order to conquer these problems, a novel method is proposed called Identity-Based Key Generation, that uses different encryption also decryption multiple key pairs to facilitate security problem. This algorithm will be tested under high packet flow and large number of attackers. Their results will be compared on various existing algorithms. Read More...
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Computer Science |
India |
359-362 |
93 |
Real Time Traffic Detection and Released Signals as Per Vehicles Arrived
-Pankaj Kaule ; Parag Shingate; Tushar Jadhav; Mukund Kale; Prof. Nale R. K.
Social networks have been recently employed as a source of information for event detection, with specific reference to road traffic activity congestion and accidents. In our system, we present a real-time monitoring system for traffic occasion detection from accelometer using GPS. The system fetches social media from Accsalometer using GPS as per a several search criteria; procedures social media, by applying text mining methods; lastly performs the classification of social media. The aim is to assign suitable class label to every tweet, as related with an activity of traffic event or not. The traffic detection system or framework was utilized for real-time monitoring of several areas of the Italian street network, taking into consideration detection of traffic events just almost in real time, regularly before online traffic news sites. Finally we develop another and most important module that is Traffic Signal Released as per with help of object detection. Vehicles Arrived We employed the support vector machine as a classification model, furthermore, we accomplished an accuracy value of 95.75% by tackling a binary classification is- sue (traffic versus non traffic tweets). We were also able to discriminate if traffic is caused by an external event or not, by solving a multiclass classification problem and obtaining accuracy value of 88.89%. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
363-364 |
94 |
Area Power Delay Efficient Fixed Point LMS Adaptaive filter with Low Adapation Delay
-Samandeep Singh ; Nidhi Chahal
We present an efficient architecture for the implementation of a delayed least mean square adaptive filter. For achieving lower adaptation-delay and area-delay-power efficient implementation, we use a novel partial product generator and propose a strategy for optimized balanced pipelining across the time-consuming combinational blocks of the structure. From synthesis results, we find that the proposed design offers nearly 17% less area-delay product (ADP) and nearly 14% less energy-delay product (EDP) than the best of the existing systolic structures, on average, for filter lengths N = 8, 16, and 32. We propose an efficient fixed-point implementation scheme of the proposed architecture, and derive the expression for steady-state error. We show that the steady-state mean squared error obtained from the analytical result matches with the simulation result. Moreover, we have proposed a bit-level pruning of the proposed architecture, which provides nearly 20% saving in ADP and 9% saving in EDP over the proposed structure before pruning without noticeable degradation of steady-state-error performance. Read More...
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VLSI |
India |
365-369 |
95 |
Design and Fabrication of Rice Planting Machine
-Ajay Hari Bhosale ; Mayur Gangaram Bansode; Sandip Pandit Bansude; Sachin Baban Maharnavar; Prof. S. G. Kolgiri
Manual strategy for seed planting, results in low seed situation, dividing efficiencies and genuine back torment for the agriculturist which limits the measure of field that can be planted. The cost of imported grower has gone past the buying intensity of the greater part of our ranchers. Worker agriculturists can do a lot to build sustenance creation particularly grains, if diligent work can be diminished or completely expelled from their planting task. To get the best execution from seed grower, as far as possible are to be upgraded by legitimate structure and determination of the parts fundamental on the machine to suit the necessities of yields. Prerequisite of rice trans-grower machine is expanding these days since it remarkable highlights seeding in well course of action and in well way. Seeding by rice trans-grower spares such a great amount of battles of individual. The general population who utilizes this kind of machine are agriculturists and they are financially poor. This paper gives headings to developments in rice grower utilized in India. Rice planting is exceptionally old technique from numerous years prior and having long history since numerous years and their strategies for rice planting are changed in this decade. Utilization of rice Trans grower machines is expanded yet current machines are costly. So the principle focal point of this undertaking is to decrease the expense of that machine. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
370-372 |
96 |
Implementation of Novel PWM Rectifier for Power Quality Enhancement and Harmonic Mitigation of Distribution Loads
-S. Radhika ; D. Venkatesan
This project is designed to enhance the power quality and to reduce harmonics distortion in current type and power factor correction in domestic appliances of nonlinear loads with the help of Vienna rectifier (three phase three level three switch pulse width modulation rectifier). Nowadays harmonics distortion in electric distribution system is increasingly growing due to the widespread usage of nonlinear loads. Most modern power supplies are nonlinear loads which contain electronic devices that do not conduct current over the full cycle of the applied voltage and so introduce harmonics into the power system network. Hence in order to improve the power quality and to provide unity power factor from supply side. The paper compiles and discusses the harmonics reduction method, power factor correction and power quality improvement technique. The simulation and experimental results demonstrate that the proposed system reduce current type harmonics distortion and power quality improvement in efficient way. Read More...
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power electronics and electrical drives |
India |
373-376 |
97 |
Human Resource Management in Construction Industries
-Ku. Sadhana Bhagwat Raut ; Prof. Sagar Patil; Prof. A. B. Ranit
Workforce is the most valuable asset for an efficient outcome of any organization and this is especially true in case of labour-intensive industries such as construction. However it has been observed since long that human workforce in an organization also represent the most complex resource to manage compared to any other resources that are required for satisfactory completion of a project. Therefore this paper mainly focuses on how to identify the different components of human resources management in the construction. A detailed survey has been conducted to identify HRM related issues within the construction company and result were analyzed keeping main focus on the human resource practices that are generally pursued in the Indian construction industry, availability of skilled labour and formal or informal method or forms commonly adopted for the management of the human resource. Read More...
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M.E. Civil (Construction & Management) |
India |
377-379 |
98 |
Dynamic Analysis of RC Regular and Irregular Structures under the Influence of Shear Walls
-Saurabh Singh ; S. P. Tak
Plan irregular structures situated in earthquake prone areas are very important issue to be taken into account. The present study deals with the horizontal irregularity – diaphragm discontinuity. The paper focuses on the comparison of regular building and the diaphragm discontinuous buildings with Shear walls. The buildings are analyzed by response spectrum analysis located in seismic zone IV. The FE software ETABS v 9.7.4 has been used for the analysis. The evaluation and comparison of the regular and irregular buildings has been done using the parameters – storey displacement, storey drift, time period and base shear. Read More...
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M.Tech in Structural Engineering |
India |
380-384 |
99 |
Latent Fingerprint Enhancement via Multiscale Patch based Sparse Representation
-Namrata Dattatray Lokaksha ; Vaishnavi Dattatray Lokaksha
— Latent fingerprint enhancement method plays an important role in identifying and convicting the criminals in different security based systems. Latent fingerprints are generally of low qualities and unclear separation of ridges. There are three types of fingerprints namely plain fingerprints, rolled fingerprints and latent fingerprints. There are different systems working on plain and rolled fingerprints for their automated identification. The area of latent fingerprints is still not fully automated due to their poor quality. It is still challenging to achieve reliable extraction and identification system for latent fingerprints. Feature extraction and enhancement of fingerprint are the most important operations needed to detect the uniqueness of the fingerprint. This paper proposes a latent fingerprint enhancement algorithm by combining the total variation model and multi scale patch based sparse representation. Total Variation model applied to decompose the latent fingerprint into cartoon component and texture component. Texture components further undergoes with the process of enhancement. Multi scale patch based sparse representation method used to enhance texture components. Experimental results on NIST SD 27 latent fingerprint database are presented to show the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
385-388 |
100 |
Tourist Recommendation using Context-Awareness
-Akshay Kumar Dilip Kumar Anvekar ; Babu Karunanidhi; Sachin Gupta; Gaurav Amritkar; Snehal Mumbaikar
Today’s tourists expect to get personalized access to tourism information with few point and clicks, from anywhere with any media. We predict and determine the context as they relate to tourists, and provide relevant tourism scenarios depending on the user preferences. Context-aware mobile computing takes advantage of contextual information in purview of user location, time, and user activity. Our system caters with notion of personalization, notification, schedule generation and emergency feature implemented that enables comprehensive up-to date information search, along with personalized recommendations services. Emergency System is used in providing emergency services such as sending warning messages to the predefined contacts. Read More...
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Computer Science and Information Technology |
India |
389-392 |