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Area |
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101 |
Finite Element Analysis of Vane-Shaped Footing of Varying Projection Location using ANSYS
-Ankit Jawalker ; Dr. H. K. Mahiyar
The load transferred to the soil strata has a tendency to move soil in vertical and horizontal directions and as a result settlements of foundation take place. Also when the footing is subjected to eccentric loading, it undergoes tilt. In the past researches, Angle Shaped Footings had been introduced to reduce the tilt up to zero. In Angle Shaped Footing, the footing is confined by providing vertical or inclined downward projection which remains embedded in soil. The concept of Angle Shaped Footing, which is found to be very useful in case of eccentric loading, was extended to Vane-Shaped footing. In Angle Shaped Footings, the vertical projection is provided at the edge while in Vane-Shaped footing, the vertical projection is provided at the centre and in both perpendicular directions. The vertical downward projection at centre is provided to improve the bearing capacity of soil against the application of central vertical loading which also provides considerable resistance against both overturning and sliding. Hence in the present work, different models of Vane-Shaped Footing have been analyzed with the change in the depth and location of vertical footing projection under the application of eccentric loading. The position of vertical projection is obtained for which tilt of footing becomes zero or brought within permissible limits of tilt as per Indian Standard Code. The deformations and stresses are also determined in both horizontal and vertical directions for different depths of projection under different eccentricities. The whole analysis has been performed over the ANSYS version 18.2. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
416-420 |
102 |
Automatic Detection of Animals and Warning System using CBIR Algorithm
-V. Elakiya ; C. Sudha; D. Srinivasan
In our everyday life Detection of animals plays an significant role. In the region like an airport animal detection plays a very important role where the existence of any kind of animal presence is strictly restricted. In the view of protection intention in farming areas located near the forest there is a need of system which detects the animal presence and providing warning of animals because the animals destroys the crops or even attack on people. In this project the aim is to detect the animals who crossing their boundary and gives the alert to the control system to take certain action. For this purpose we use the Web cameras that are placed in the detecting areas from where the animal can cross their boundary. These cameras gives us the real time videos to the processing unit and by using image mining algorithm identify the change in set reference background. If there is change in the newly acquired image then apply the CBIR algorithm using MATLAB to identify the animal. If animal is dangerous and which is a desired animal then we activate the alert system. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
421-423 |
103 |
Artificial Intelligence Technique-To Mitigate Black Hole Attack in MANET
-R. Sundaresh ; M. Sivaramagandhi; I. Ravi
This research has dealt with the detection and mitigation of black hole attack in MANET. Generally, the black hole attack can be easily deployed with an adversary. Black hole occurs because of the malicious nodes that draw the data packet with the false route. In this research, AODV routing protocol is being used. Genetic algorithm for the optimization of the route from the source to the destination has been used with the neural network that detects and prevents the network from the black hole attack. The simulation has been carried out in MATLAB environment and the performance is being calculated with the number of parameters, like, Throughput, PDR, Delay and energy consumption. Read More...
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Computer Applications |
India |
424-427 |
104 |
Literature Review on Underwater Image Restoration Techniques
-Athira. O. K ; Jismi Babu
Underwater image restoration is a complex task due to lack of reference image and varying underwater environment. These images are degraded by absorption and scattering effect of light propagation. In water light undergoes wavelength dependent attenuation thus red light (longer wavelength) attenuates faster than blue light. As depth increase, light drops most of the red content and image appears in bluish-green color tone. These images also suffer from low contrast, color cast and hazy appearance. Existing methods may require specialized hardware or it may be based on multiple images of same scene. Thus they cannot be used in real time or video acquisition task. Therefore it is desirable to develop an effective method to restore color and enhance contrast of these images. As goes deeper into water the blurriness in the image increases and this prior is used to obtain depth map. The backlight is obtained based on image blurriness and variance. These factors are substituted in the image formation model (IFM) to restore the image. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
428-431 |
105 |
Image Fragmentation and Denoising using Bayes-Thresholding of Fuzzy Technique
-Nisha Yadav ; Jyoti Kaushik; Sanjay Kumar Sharma
To eradicate Noise from digital-image over the lifetime a diversity of methods has been introduced such as Gaussian, Anisotropic-filtering, and total dissimilarity minimize. On another side, a lot of algorithms eliminate the fine points and arrangement of the image in an adding up to the noise because of assumptions made about the occurrence content of the image. The Nonlocal means, the algorithm does not make this assumption but instead assumes that the image contains a widespread amount of redundancy. These redundancies can then be broken to remove the noise in the image. In this paper, the algorithm of non-local is applied and evaluate it to other Denoising methods by means of the method Noise dimension. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
432-434 |
106 |
Review of Delays in Building Construction Projects
-Manoj Sharma ; Dr. A. S. Trivedi
Delay in Building Construction Project is one with all the foremost common issues. Delay can be defined as time overrun or an extension of time to complete the project. Delay is a situation when the actual progress of a construction project slower than the planned schedule or late completion of the projects. The causes of delay in Building Construction projects are a unit taken from the pass literature review. The literature reviews are a unit summarized and therefore the delay framework is made to support the literature review outline. Read More...
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Engineering |
India |
435-439 |
107 |
A Review on Various Face Recognition Techniques and Applications of Face Recognition
-Varnima .E. K ; C. Ramachandran
This study is done for comparing some of the different face recognition techniques and discusses three applications in which face recognition is used. The comparison is mainly done on the basis of robustness of the system to various lighting conditions, occlusions, tilt, rotation and accuracy of the system. Biometrics is one of the best solutions used to enhance security. Face recognition is non- intrusive and the simplest way for person identification compared to all other biometric techniques. Face recognition have a great demand nowadays. Read More...
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Signal Processing |
India |
440-443 |
108 |
A Review on Techniques for Multiple Object Recognition from a Scene
-Swetha O ; C Ramachandran
Object recognition is a computer vision technique for identifying objects in an image or video. Object recognition is a key output of deep learning and machine learning algorithm. Humans can recognize any object in the real world easily without any effort and hence are able to do their work efficiently. Similarly if robots too become efficient in understanding their environment it will be able to perform many complex tasks better. Some of those tasks include object tracking, industrial inspection, bio imaging, robotic vision etc. One of the trending applications of them all is in the intelligent vehicle system. Object recognition helps in recognizing objects or obstacles in the path of a robot, sign boards and people in case of a driverless car, abnormalities during any kind of inspection etc. Histograms of Oriented Gradients (HOG), CNN, RCNN, Fast R-CNN, Faster R-CNN, FCN, Mask R-CNN, YOLO, and YOLO9000 are some of the techniques discussed here. Read More...
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Signal Processing |
India |
444-446 |
109 |
Analysis of Picojava Microprocessor
-D. Niharika ; S. Purna Syam Chand; P. Vijaya Durga Reddy; B. Jhansi; Mr. A. Raja
PicoJava is a Java chip created by Sun miniaturized scale frameworks to accelerate execution of Java in implanted frameworks and a regularly referred to reference plan for other Java processors. Data about usage of picoJava is uncommon be that as it may. As opposed to a number on new Java processors which are focused at FPGAs, picoJava was intended for ASICs, and no usage in a FPGA is known forward-thinking. In this paper we show the execution and assessment of Sun's picoJava-II microchip in a FPGA.Java is broadly applied in current implanted frameworks because of its article arranged highlights and points of interest, for example, security, strength, and stage autonomy. A Java virtual machine is expected to execute Java programs. Nonetheless, in the greater part of the current answers for Java virtual machines, the overhead of executing object-arranged related directions is critical and turns into the bottleneck of framework execution. To take care of this issue, a novel Java processor called jHISC is proposed, which for the most part targets J2ME and installed applications. In jHISC, the item situated related guidelines are actualized by equipment legitimately, as an equipment decipherable information structure is utilized to speak to the article. The total framework with 4 KB guidance reserve and 8 kB information store is depicted by VHDL and executed in a Xilinx Virtex FPGA. It involves 601 859 identical entryways and the greatest clock recurrence of the framework is around 30 MHz. Contrasted and PicoJava II, the general execution is accelerate 1 to 7.4 occasions and the execution proficiency of article situated related byte codes is improved by 0.91 to 13.2 occasions for a similar clock recurrence. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
447-453 |
110 |
Study of a SVC for Power Factor Correction
-Asheesh Srivastav ; Alka Thakur
The question of voltage quality is rapidly increasing. New technologies are introduced and we are facing many new power quality requirements. Flexible alternating current transmission systems (FACTS) are modern devices in power transmission and grid stability. The paper deals with the modeling of a static var compensator (SVC). For this purpose Mat lab was used. SVC is designed for the implementation in a three-phase 22 kV power line model. Several simulations and tests have been performed in order to examine the function of the proposed control algorithm and SVC system as a whole. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
454-458 |
111 |
Review on Improvement in Performance Characteristics of Brake Disc by Design & Analysis
-Mr. Shaikh Shahrukh ; P. N. Borse
The disc brake is a device for slowing or stopping the rotation of a wheel. Repetitive braking of the vehicle leads to heat generation during each braking event. Thermal and Structural Analysis of the Rotor Disc of Disk Brake is aimed at evaluating the performance of disc brake rotor of a car under severe braking conditions and there by assist in disc rotor design and analysis. Disc brake model is created in CATIA v5 and analysis is done using ANSYS workbench 16.2. The main purpose of this study is to analysis the thermo mechanical behavior of the dry contact of the brake disc during the braking phase. The coupled thermal-structural analysis is used to determine the deformation and the Von Mises stress established in the disc for the both solid and ventilated disc with two different materials to enhance performance of the rotor disc. A comparison between all materials taken is tabulated and according to that results best suitable design, material and rotor disc is suggested based on the performance, strength and rigidity criteria. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
459-463 |
112 |
Different Techniques for Hyperspectral Image Visualization
-Jamshiyath TP ; Shayini R
This study has been undertaken to investigate different methods of hyperspectral image visualization. Hyperspectral satellite sensors yield images of high spectral resolution that contain hundreds of spectral channels enclosing infrared and visible wavelengths. Hyperspectral data are well described by their spectral and spatial resolution. The spatial resolution measures the relationship between pixels in terms of their geometry while spectral resolution measures variations as a function of wavelength within image pixels. Hyperspectral imaging provides a very high spectral resolution. The operations on hyperspectral data are normally carried out by assuming it as a 3D data cube. But dealing with high dimensional data is complicated and very time-consuming. So the efficient dimension reduction technique is an important research area, as HSI offers a wealth of information. The visualization technique aims at building an efficient RGB image or a grayscale image that helps to drain the complete information easily. The paper aims at reviewing the different methods of HSI visualization in the literature. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
464-468 |
113 |
Comparative Study on Utilization of Condensed and Volcanized Silica Fume as Partial Replacement to Cement
-B. Sai Lakshmi ; Y. Priyanka; V. Bhargavi
Due to rapid increase in the field of construction now a days due to various aspects like urbanization, Industrialization there was a great need for cementitious materials. So, a limitless research’s have been carried out from time to time to replace these the cementitious materials with waste materials. In this aspect wastes like condensed silica and volcanized silica has provided a great path for study in place of cement. In this research the effect of high temperature on the workability and mechanical properties of silica incorporated concrete specimens were analyzed. For this purpose, concrete specimens containing 0, 5, 10,15 and 20% condensed silica fume and volatized silica fume substituted for cement with different w/b ratios and cured at different ages were prepared separately. The mechanical properties before and after exposure to high temperatures of 45°C were recorded. The results were further analyzed by comparison of mechanical properties and found that 15% variation in proportion was found to be optimum. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
469-472 |
114 |
Utilization of Foundry Ash as Replacement to Fine Aggregate in Self Compacting Self-Curing Concrete
-A. Samba Siva Reddy ; T. Sirisha; V. Bhargavi
With improvement in technology, concrete had been endangered to various techniques and variation. In spite of these variations, it exhibits upright mechanical properties. Curing promotes hydration of cement, controls temperature and movement of moisture from and into the concrete. To continue hydration, the relative humidity inside the concrete should be 80%. Self-curing is the process in which the water is retained in the concrete and evaporation of water is also reduced. Self-compacting concrete (SCC) is a concrete that settles by its own weight, even in the presence of congested reinforcement with full compaction. It does not need any external vibrator to compact. In this project the performance of Self-Compacting Self-Curing Concrete (SCSCC) which consists of 25 to 100 % of foundry ash in place of river sand, BS-17 3P which is a liquid chloride free water reducing and super plasticizing admixture and self-curing compound of KEM Cure Aid 10 W. M 30 concrete mix is designed with different proportions of KEM Cure Aid 10 W from 0% to 2% by weight of cement. Fresh and hardened properties of Self-Compacting Concrete (SCC) and Self-Curing (SC) are studied in terms of flowability and workability, and Mechanical properties. The fresh properties of SCC are determined as per EFNARC. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
473-476 |
115 |
Utilization of Recycled Steel Fibre Extracted from Scrap Tyres in Concrete
-R Lakshmi Kusuma ; Y. Priyanka; V. Bhargavi
The use of recycled fibers from crumb rubber waste for concrete is a very attractive approach, with such benefits as performance enhancement, low-cost raw materials, and reduced needs for landfilling. This project undergoes the study of general advantages of fiber reinforcement and study of Mechanical properties by use of crumb rubber waste fibers for concrete in structures. Expected outcome on the study of recycled crumb rubber waste fibers for fiber-reinforced concrete can show a significant toughness increase. In these studies, were carried in accordance with utilization of wide range of fiber dosage rates, from 0.2 to 1.0 vol.%. The results were further analyzed by comparison of mechanical properties and found that 1% addition of RSRC can be utilized in proportion. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
477-479 |
116 |
Shear Strength Improvement of Deep Beams by using Hooked End Steel Fibers
-Mrs. S. V. Mahamuni
This document presents the Effect of steel fibers in performance of Deep Beams. Various steel fibers are available to improve the strength of Reinforced concrete members. The aim of present work is to study the suitability of use of steel fibers in deep beams. The present work includes the study of Hooked end Steel fibers used in Reinforced concrete deep beams. Hooked end steel fibers are added in Reinforced concrete deep beams by 0%, 0.5%, 1%, 1.5%, 2% and 3% of volume. For each percentage three samples are prepared and tested by two Point loading method. In this study, the practical difficulties also will be observed for testing the samples of Deep Beams in which steel fibers are used. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
480-481 |
117 |
Investigation on Strength and Durability of Concrete by Partial Replacement of GGBS in Cement
-Ms. K. Suseela ; Sk. Subhan Alisha
The advancement of concrete technology can reduce the consumption of natural resources and energy sources and lessen the burden of pollutants on the environment. Presently, Industry inevitably generates wastes, irrespective of the improvements introduced in manufacturing processes. In the industries, about 15%-30% production goes as waste. These wastes pose a problem in present-day society. So, it is most essential to develop eco-friendly concrete from these wastes. This project reports the results of an experimental study on the partial replacement of (OPC) cement with GGBS waste powder of 0%, 10%, 20%, 30% and 40% by weight of cement. Concrete mixtures were produced, tested of compressive strength to the conventional concrete. These tests were carried out to evaluate the properties for 7, 14 & 28 days. The moulds prepared are as follows 150mm X 150mm X 150mm cubes and 300 X 150 mm cylinders for each concrete mix. The aim of the investigation is to study the behaviour of concrete while replacing the GGBS waste with different proportions in concrete. The results of this work have been presented in this dissertation. These tests were carried out to evaluate the properties for the test results of 7, 14, 28days for compressive strength and tensile strength in normal water and in HCL solution of 1%, 3% and 5%. Also, the durability aspect of GGBS with cement for HCL solution was tested. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
482-486 |
118 |
Demystifying a Classical Image Classifier and Leveraging its Accuracy
-Saurabh Khanolkar ; Nimisha Bhide
Deep learning can be called as a type of machine learning which is concerned with computer performing activities that are generally performed by humans. Deep learning finds its use behind driverless cars, helping them understand and distinguish a stop sign, or to tell apart a pedestrian from another car. It is highly used in IoT (Internet of Things) like in Television, speaker, kitchen appliances and many more. Deep learning is receiving a lot of attention lately and for good reason. It’s achieving results that were not possible before. In deep learning, the learning process takes place from the information gathered from images, audio and other sources and then the computational model performs the classification. Deep learning models can achieve the accuracy, which sometimes exceeding human-level performance. In this, initially, a model is trained by using a labelled data, which is mostly verified and neural network architectures that mainly consist many layers. In this paper we mainly focus on the optimization of different parameters of convolutional neural network of deep learning for classifying 8000 labelled natural images of cat and dog. Various level of optimization have been done to improve the performance level of the network and finally, we achieved the best classification accuracy of 93.10% achieved the best classification accuracy of 93.10%. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
487-489 |
119 |
Different Techniques of Age and Gender Prediction from Iris Recognition
-Sreya K C ; Dr. Rini Jones. SB
Literature survey on the recent developments in age and gender prediction from iris recognition techniques and the survey highlight on two major approaches for human identification, namely biometric identification. Physical ageing is an important factor for practical bio-metrics. Different Age prediction techniques are relatively represented in the literature. Experimentally an approach to age prediction from iris images by using a combination of a small number of very simple geometric features, and a more versatile and intelligent classifier structure which can achieve accuracy to more than 75% .Iris recognition system can be enhanced by identifying age group of the persons from their iris images. Prediction of gender characteristics from iris images has been investigated and some successful results have been reported in the literature, but without considering performance for different iris features and classifiers. This paper also investigates an approach to gender prediction from iris images using different types of features and a more versatile and intelligent classifier structure. Proposed approaches can achieve gender prediction accuracy of up to 90% in the Bio-Secure Databas. Read More...
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Signal Processing |
India |
490-494 |
120 |
Communication Skills
-K. Gokulnath ; Dr. T. Swaminathan
In this article let us discuss about Barriers to communication for engineering students. Barriers means obstacle. There are many barriers to communicate, over complicated, unfamiliar, lack of attention & Interest, Distraction or irrelevance, difference in perception and view point. Concentration practice makes to overcome the communication. Writing Practice can significantly increase you to enjoy out of barrier in communication. This paper attempted to study the barriers to communication among Engineering students who belonged to Net generations as the knowledge of the barriers would be useful to organizations to apply them when these Net generation graduates join organizations. The study was conducted among engineering students the paper discusses the seven barriers to communication among engineering students as identified by the respondents of this study. The seven barriers are: 1) Language, 2) Fear of making mistakes, 3) Speaking to teachers, 4) Lack of Practice, 5) Criticism, 6) Lack of listening and 7) Sentence Formation. These barriers to communication among engineering graduates are presented and discussed in the order of preference. Fear of failure is identified by the respondents as number one barrier to communication. Read More...
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English |
India |
495-496 |
121 |
A Ogle Sign-Based User Authentication System to Counter Shoulder-Surfing Attacks
-Pooja N ; Nikshita; Priyanka S N; Tharunya U P; Sharan L Pais
Shoulder surfing helps to gain the authentication details of a victim to attacker through observations and nowadays it is becoming a very big threat to visual privacy. We present DyOglePass: Dynamic Ogle Passwords, an authentication strategy that uses dynamic ogle sign. Here we present two authentication interfaces, a dynamic and a static-dynamic interface, that helps this strategy to counter shoulder surfing attacks. The main idea is to authenticate the user by following uniquely colored circles that move along random paths on the screen. After so many evaluations, we discuss how the authentication accuracy varies with respect to transition speed of the circles, and the number of moving and static circles. Furthermore, we evaluate the resiliency of our authentication method by comparing it to a ogle- and PIN-based authentication system. Finally, we found that the static-dynamic interface with a transition speed of two seconds was the most effective authentication method with a greater accuracy. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
497-500 |
122 |
Domain Driven Word Sense Disambiguation
-Deeksha S ; Niranjan S; Nithin S; Bhoomika P; Dr. Paramesha K
The aim of our project is to resolve the ambiguation in sentences based on its domain. Most of the times sentences used by us will have different meanings. The difference in the meaning of such sentences depends on the prefix, suffix as well as the subject in the sentence. Understanding the meaning of the sentence based on the subject or situation is easy for humans. But it is not same with respect to a machine. We will work to provide solution to this problem. Read More...
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Machine Learning |
India |
501-503 |
123 |
A Survey on Opinion Effects-Opinion Based Learning Model in Medical Sector
-Sagar B. S ; Arpita Kulkarni; Chaithra; Jyothi Y K; Natesh M
The online healthcare community offers a wide range of detailed medical information to physicians, system administrators and patients. In this article, we collect real-time health publications from popular websites, where patients can demonstrate their perspectives, experiences, and use of medications. To this end, we intend to summarize all user publications for each drug and summarize the medical organization and patient population. Subsequently, we classify all users according to their "mental state" and, in addition, we analyze consumer information through which we can find useful "Relations" for drugs with drug symptoms. "This can be done using the rules of the Association Rule." Read More...
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Computer Science |
India |
504-506 |
124 |
Design of Air Conditioning System for a Residential Building with Multiple Split AC
-B. Naresh ; A. Anil; B. Madhu; G. Sridhar; G. Srikanth
Air conditioning system for a residential building with multiple split ac.' A complete air conditioning system was designed to control the indoor environment conditions like temperature, relative humidity, air movement, etc. in an economical way. The modern commercial or office building consists of the HVAC system which is Heating, Ventilation, Air-conditioned. In this report, we are going to identify the purpose and design of HVAC system, describe HVAC types, parts and working principles. At first we have designed a residential building using Revit software and then the software has given load values for different rooms and spaces .depending on the load, suitable split ac are placed at different rooms. The air conditioner components are available in the mechanical templates. In this project we has designed a split air conditioning system for a residential building and analyzed the heat loads calculation using the Revit software. Depending upon the load calculations, multiple split ac required to cool the building is placed at different places and all the split ac are connected to the single outdoor unit. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
507-509 |
125 |
A Review on Designing the use of Industrial Engineering Tool to Improve Productivity
-Kalburge Noor Md ; Dr. U. S. Mugale; Prof. U. M. Rawat
This project aims to design a combination of various industrial engineering tools to study productivity of a manufacturing and assembly line. The motive is to conduct a study of plant and conclude various parameters affecting the productivity of a product such that improvement in productivity is achieved at the end. As concern of my area of interest in the field of design and industrial Engineering I choose this project offered by company. This type of study project concept is important since the productivity improvement by study project is the hidden benefits of the organization. To improve the ergonomically conditions of the working places, the associate space for movement, the mental condition of associate can improve by such type of study projects. And the results of this type of projects are become a lifelong benefit of the organization. The communication gap between the management and associate can be minimizing by such type of projects. Read More...
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M.Tech Mechanical engineering design |
India |
510-514 |
126 |
Study of Defects in AISI 410 Weldmet through Liquid Penetrant and Magnetic Particle Test
-N. Nagendra Kumar ; G. Amith; G. Shashikanth; G. Rahul; D. Surya
Non-destructive testing is a different kind of tests which are used to learn about the physical properties of specimens. By the other techniques like tensile testing and hardness testing the specimen is destructed after the experiment but in this testing type the specimen is not destructed. There are eight different NDT methods: Visual Inspection, Microscopy, Radiography, and Dye penetrate, Ultrasonic, Magnetic Particle, Eddy Current and Acoustic Emission. These methods are only separated in application technique. We used two different types of methods for our testing, liquid penetration test and Magnetic particle testing. Non-destructive Testing is one part of the function of Quality Control and is Complementary to other long established methods. By definition non-destructive testing is the testing of materials, for surface or internal flaws or metallurgical condition, without interfering in any way with the integrity of the material or its suitability for service. Read More...
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Bechlore of engineering in mechanical |
India |
515-519 |
127 |
Design and Static Structural Analysis of Plus Configuration Octa-copter
-Santosh Yadav ; Ashwini N; Lalitha R; Ranjitha V; J K Bhushan
There are various requirements which should be satisfied by the structure and is best rigid body as light as possible, capability of carrying heavy payload, mounting the electronics components such as sensor, ESC, motor etc., which can be achieved by the various modification & optimization of various structural parameters, structural design and analysis of multi-rotor for integration into whole system for the best result. Design of a novel acrobatic holonomic multi-copter UAV is carried out using CAE tools to produce desired design concept. Analysis of multi-copter is executed using analysis tools. By design optimization; number of motors, type of propeller & design of airframe has been sketched conceptually. In this type of drone, payload weight is an important factor which have been taken into consideration. Read More...
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Aeronautical Engineering |
India |
520-522 |
128 |
Formation of Waterproofing Agent from Natural Sources for Protection of Articles Vulnerable to Water
-Prathamesh Shrikhande
The present research paper gives the composition of the waterproofing agent used for treating articles against water damage. Here “Treating" means embellish. While the primary use of the composition is waterproofing. That is obtained at the end of the process. Which describe later in this research paper. The composition consists about 40% percent by weight to 60% percent by weight of beeswax obtained from natural sources, 20% percent by weight to 30% percent by weight of oil obtained from natural sources. and about 20% percent by weight to 30% percent by weight of turpentine. Read More...
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Chemical Engineering |
India |
523-525 |
129 |
Roughness of Surfaces Worked During Milling with Changes in the Direction of Mills
-Astrit Shartari ; Besim Hajra; Ruzhdi Qerimi; Shefqet Hyseni; Njazi Ujkani
The purpose of this paper is to measure the roughness of the working surfaces during milling for X210Cr12 steel and 17Mn4 steel (according to DIN). All the machine characteristics (used cutting regime), the factors affecting the surface roughness rate for these two types of steel, the performance of the measurements and the analysis of the results are given in this paper. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
Albania |
526-528 |
130 |
Solar Fed Unified Power Quality Conditioner to Improve Power Quality in a Grid Connected Mode
-Pankaj Kumar Chaudhary ; Namrata Sant
Distributed Generation (DG) frameworks in view of RES have contributed to discover new present day answers for arranging control of traditional power frameworks. Embedded in this situation, Photovoltaic (PV) system has developed as a promising RES because of its wealth over the earths surface. Specifically, by methods for PV-cells, PV-panels have been appropriately intended to deliver vitality by changing over daylight into power. Typically, framework associated PV frameworks can be conveyed by methods for single-stage (S-S) or dual-stage (D-S) control transformation. S-S PV frameworks are typically made out of direct coupled grid tied inverter (DC/AC conditioning converter). The designing of PV system as PV-UPQC (Unified Power Quality Conditioner) compensator is the objective of the research. A D-S 3P4W grid-connected PV system with combined operation with a unified power quality conditioner (UPQC) is presented. Read More...
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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING |
India |
529-533 |
131 |
Acoustic Wireless Sensor Network: A Detailed Review
-Ms. Minakshi Halder
The paper presents understanding of Underwater Wireless Sensor network, as it is emerging to be a promising technology in unveiling the mysteries of the marine life, ocean monitoring, underwater mineral extraction, and other underwater applications. The work also covers dynamic structure, route discovery, route maintenance and data forwarding mechanism of routing protocol based on protocol operations. The details about underwater channel have been mentioned with focus on both the acoustic and optical type communication. Furthermore, channel modulation and coding techniques have been discussed. Subsequently, the techniques for node localization and the corresponding Routing protocols which can be applied to the type of communication desired have been briefly presented. Read More...
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Advanced Electronics and Communication Engineering |
India |
534-539 |
132 |
Putrify Napkins from Organic Fibre
-Mrs. Rama Verma
the average pad is made with up to 90% plastic, dyes, and even perfume – nothing your intimate skin needs, especially on your period. This paper talks about biodegradable pad made from plant-based, breathable materials, designed to be super soft next to the skin. Effectively absorbent for every flow. Banana fiber has a proclivity to hues that makes it simpler to weave appealing structures from it. Crude filaments are cleaned through a straightforward fading technique utilizing antacid like sodium hydroxide and different polluting influences are expelled. Read More...
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Biotechnology |
India |
540-541 |
133 |
Review on Four Wheel Steering System
-Suryansh Mishra ; Naveen Kumar
This Review Paper provides the detail about the Four wheel steering system used in Automobile Industry. The Steering System is the most Important part of a vehicle for providing a desired path. Today, almost every vehicle uses the Conventional Two Wheel Steering to get control of Vehicle if it is Rear wheel drive or Front wheel drive. Two Wheel Steering System is less stable than Four Wheel Steering System. From now on due to Safety Reasons, Four Wheel Steering is introduced in some Vehicles, which provides better Stability and Control at Higher Speeds. It also helps the vehicle to make very sharp turns. Basically, Four Wheel Steering System is used to minimize the turning radius. It is a solution to over steer/under steer and It has Excellent maneuverability or Flexibility. Due to Four wheel Steering, driver can control the Vehicle very easily in various conditions and it also decreases the effort of Driver. Read More...
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AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING |
India |
542-544 |
134 |
Smart Health Management System using Data Mining
-Kalpesh Vilas Dalvi ; Tushar Sadashiv Daphal; Hrushikesh Ramdas Gilbile; Monika Baburao Narsale
In this paper, we tend to present the techniques and applications of information mining in medicative and instructive components of clinical Predictions. In meditative and health care fields, an enormous amount of knowledge is popping into accessible because of availableness of computers. Such associate degree outsized quantity of knowledge cannot be processed create to form to create health predictions within the early stage and make treatment schedules to diagnose. Our aim is to assess the techniques of data processing in the fields of clinical and health care to develop correct choices. It additionally offers a detailed exchange of meditative data handling methods which can improve varied components of Clinical Predictions. It is a latest powerful technology that is of high interest within the laptop world. It uses already existing data in many databases to remodel it into new researches and results. From huge data sets, to extract new patterns and the knowledge related to these patterns data mining uses machine learning and database management. Particularly the task is to urge information by the means that of automatic or semi-automatic. The various parameters encircled in processing embody cluster, forecasting, path analysis and predictive analysis. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
545-547 |
135 |
Advanced Agriculture with Anti-Theft Technology
-Gawade Sagar Arun ; Krushna Vilas Amte; Sagar Arun Gawade; Madankumar Someshower Kachre; Asst. Prof. Sharad S. Jagtap
Smart agriculture is an emerging concept, because IOT sensors are capable of providing information about agriculture fields and then act upon based on the user input. In this Paper, it is proposed to develop a Smart agriculture System that uses advantages of cutting edge technologies such as Arduino, IOT and Wireless Sensor Network. The paper aims at making use of evolving technology i.e. IOT and smart agriculture using automation. Monitoring environmental conditions is the major factor to improve yield of the efficient crops. The feature of this paper includes development of a system which can monitor temperature, humidity, moisture and even the movement of animals which may destroy the crops in agricultural field through sensors using Arduino board and in case of any discrepancy send a SMS notification as well as a notification on the application developed for the same to the farmer’s smartphone using Wi-Fi. The system has a duplex communication link based on a cellular-Internet interface that allows for data inspection and irrigation scheduling to be programmed through an android application. Because of its energy autonomy and low cost, the system has the potential to be useful in water limited geographically isolated areas. Read More...
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Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering |
India |
548-549 |
136 |
Smart Waste Bin using IOT
-Danish Z. Sayyed ; Jagdish G. Patil; Gaurav S. Chaudhari; Kalpesh P. Patil; Sagar V. Waghmare
In the present day scenario, many times we see that the garbage bins or Dust bin are placed at public places in the cities are overflowing due to increase in the waste every day. It creates unhygienic condition for the people and creates bad smell around the surroundings this leads in spreading some deadly diseases & human illness, to avoid such a situation we are planning to design “IoT Based Waste Management for Smart Citiesâ€. The system is designed based on three main elements; Master station, Slave station, and Internet of things (IoT) platform. The master pin station gathers the data from the slave stations and transmits it to the IoT application for remote management and monitoring purposes. The system is powered up by using solar panels. Four parameters are used for monitoring and managing the waste: temperature value, level in percentage reading, smoke detection, and the global positioning system (GPS) location. This paper proposes a smart waste management system, by using the IoT (Internet of Things) technology. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
550-552 |
137 |
Design and Development of Weed Uprooting Machine
-Bidve Prashant ; Bolij Sarvesh; Vaidy Prasad; Lavhate Sunil
Weed management is one of the tedious operations in vegetable production. Because of labor costs, time and tedium, manual weeding is unfavorable. However, the emergence of herbicide-resistant weeds, environmental impact and increasing demand for chemical free foods has led to investigations of alternative methods of weed control. Most implements employing mechanical cultivation cannot perform weed control close to the crops, and existing intra-row weeders have limitations. A mechanical weeding actuation system was designed, and a prototype was constructed. This actuator was developed to mechanically control intra-row weed plants. Automated, non-chemical, intra-row weed control techniques for commercial crop production systems are an important and challenging task in industrialized countries. This study describes an intra-row mechanical weed knife path control system for transplanted row crops. These co-robots have a symbiotic relationship with a human partner, where, as a team, they combine their relative strengths to jointly perform a task. Such co-robots should be relatively inexpensive and easy to use. In this work, mechanical weed control was achieved by a co-robot actuator that automatically positioned a pair of miniature hoes into the intra-row zone between crop plants. Whatever the different problems faces such as lot of labor costs, chemical problem & food poisons hence, the mechanical weeding actuator consisted of a Mechanical linkage. One of the major challenges in this project was to properly design the actuator and its weeding mechanism for effective intra-row weeds. Read More...
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ENGINEERING |
India |
553-557 |
138 |
A Comparative Analysis of Corporative Bank and Private Bank (HDFC Bank) Regarding Customer Saticfaction
-Nikita P. Sahare
Now a days Good economy banking sectors has been in front of forceful challenges in regarding both customer base and performance. Giving customer satisfaction is extremely significant function of service industry in todays economical environment. Service value is the outstanding strategy and also have a main role in this sector in general and banking area in specific to satisfy the customer needs. The key objectives of the research is to find the customer satisfaction in a between HDFC and Corporative Bank and also to find the benefits of customer satisfaction for the bank. There are two source of data one is primary data and other is secondary data. The Primary data is collected from questionnaire and secondary data is collected by previous researcher and internet. There is statistical too; which is used in this study is percentage analysis and gap analysis. From this study the conclusion is that the customer satisfaction level of Private bank (HDFC) is high than Cooperative bank. Private bank are more polite and friendly to customer than Cooperative bank and also private bank take more care in collection of personal information than Cooperative bank. Employees are more capable in private bank to solve complaint adequately. Read More...
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MANAGEMENT |
India |
558-562 |
139 |
Growth Rate of Online Banking before Digital India and after Digital India
-Manee Anil Gaikwad
The survey is to identify the preferred the online banking system before & after Digitization. In all 82 responds, with 40 from Nagpur city & remaining 40 from area wise used to analysis the object delve .Research delve and analytical temper and crutched on convince sampling method. Delve indicated that indeed there was a significant change in preferred mode of online banking before & after digitization. Again from the study it was observed that the most of the people are aware with Digital India .From the study aims at accessing the growth rate of online banking before & after Digital India scheme. Read More...
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MBA |
India |
563-566 |
140 |
A Study on Fertility Data using Data Mining Techniques
-Sengottuvelu J ; S Hemalatha; G Thulasi
An integral part of human beings is reproduction, which is dependent on fertility rates. The focus of the study here is to study the male fertility rates and classify them into a decision making process. Use the following J48, Random Forest and LAD algorithms are used for classification of data sets. The datasets are classified on the basis of the accuracy, error rates like RMSE, MAE etc. and finally predictions are done. The model predicts the fertility class for the input test data. Thus this is a helpful and useful tool in the health industry which will make accurate predictions by increasing prediction rates and helps in making preventive decisions. This enables persons to be easily identified well in advance with good fertility rates or having other defects. Thus the study using data mining techniques helps in the identification of the dataset population to predict the fertility rates and find which method is more accurate or suitable for predicting the fertility of the population in general with the available data. Read More...
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Computer Science and Information Technology |
India |
567-570 |