ISSN:2349-2058
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Title : Minimization of PAPR by DFT-spread OFDM for LTE uplink transmission Authors : Er. Dalbir Singh, Er. Rohit Garg Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this paper a method is introduce to reduce peak to average power (PAPR) for Single Carrier Frequency Division Multiple Access (SCFDMA) for different digital modulation types like; Binary Phase Shift Keying (BPSK), Quadrature Phase Shift Keying (QPSK) and 16 Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM) and 64 Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM).
PAPR is directly related to battery life of the mobile. So PAPR is not a big issue for downlink because station is stationary and does not require battery. However, mobiles are using battery therefore battery life is one of the biggest issues for them. SCFDMA has similar throughput performance and essentially the same overall complexity as OFDMA. A principal advantage of SC-FDMA is the peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR), which is lower than that of OFDMA. SCFDMA is currently a strong candidate for the uplink multiple access scheme in the Long Term Evolution of cellular systems under consideration by the Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP).
Finally the effect on uplink SCFDMA in terms of PAPR with different number of users and effect of pulse shaping is calculated.
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Title : Application of RAM Concepts in Industries: A Critical Literature Review Authors : Dr. Vikas Modgil, Virender Kumar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The paper deals with Reliability, Availability and Maintainability analysis in industries and provides the significant information about the application of RAM concepts in industries. With advancement of science and technology and ever increasing needs of society, the applications of automation is necessity of every industrial system, thereby increasing complexities of industrial systems day-by-day. The products should also provide satisfactory performance with minimum failures during the useful life of products. Therefore, Reliability Engineering emerges as important field, which can provide the answer to the probability of satisfactory performance, economical cost and minimum failures. RAM deals with systematic analysis of system’s failures and their effect on system’s performance. To streamline operations and maintenance, RAM is used as a very important tool. The performance analysis in terms of availability (which is function of reliability and maintainability) provides a quantitative assessment how different maintenance tasks would affect system’s performance.
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Title : FLEXURAL BEHAVIOR OF BACTERIA INCORPORATED REINFORCED CONCRETE BEAMS Authors : M V Seshagiri Rao, V Srinivasa Reddy Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper presents the studies on the flexural behavior of reinforced concrete beams induced with bacteria Bacillus subtitles JC3. Application of self crack healing capacity of concrete induced with bacteria is the promising technology of the future to repair and maintain the cracks in concrete structures. This mechanism of self crack healing using precipitated calcite by microorganisms enhances both strength and durability characteristics of concrete significantly. This paper focuses the investigations on improved flexural behavior of bacteria induced concrete compared to conventional concrete. Data presented includes the deflection characteristics, cracking behaviour and toughness properties of bacterial concrete. The beams are cast using with bacteria and without bacteria in ordinary grade concrete (M20), standard grade concrete (M40) and High strength grade concretes (M60 and M80). The beams are tested under symmetrical two-point flexural loading as per IS: 516-1999. From the analysis, it was observed that the first crack load, pre-cracking and post-cracking behaviour, deflection pattern, crack development pattern and ultimate load carrying capacity of bacteria incorporated beams improved and this improvement is more pronounced in higher grades of bacteria incorporated concrete beams. Also it is observed that the bacteria incorporated concrete beams exhibited better ductile behaviour than beams without bacteria.
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Title : New eras of “intelligent manufacturing systems” Authors : Dhaval B. Upadhyay Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Today, there are lots of changes occur in the manufacturing sector and it is important to transform the actual production systems to intelligent manufacturing systems to face the problems of the 21st century’s manufacturing industry. The proposed new paradigms of IMS are fractal, bionic and holonic manufacturing systems due to the characteristics of greater flexibility, efficiency and intelligence. A new approach with this new paradigms is problem solving through decomposition and agent base solution is seen as one of the promising in responding to the needs of modern companies. Researchers have attempted to apply multi-agent base technology to manufacturing enterprise integration, enterprise collaboration, manufacturing process planning, scheduling and shop floor control. This paper provides a review on the recent achievements in these areas and underlying principles of the construction of an IMS are concisely presented.
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Title : Simultaneous Voltage Sag, Swell, Reactive Power Compensation and Voltage Regulation in Distribution System With Series And Shunt Inverters Control Of UPQC Authors : Ch.Shravani Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Voltage Sag/Swell on the distribution system is the one of the phenomena that leads to major Power Quality problem. The extensive use of non-linear loads in distribution system is also a contribution to increase the voltage harmonics and power quality issues. The compensation of Reactive Power is one of the common, but very important issues of Power System at the level of distribution. The voltage drop/swelling can be effectively compensated with a dynamic voltage restorer, series active filter, UPQC. In this paper, a new control controlled concept is proposed for compensation of voltage Sag/Swell and load Reactive power simultaneously by using Unified Power Quality Conditioner.
Series and Shunt inverters of UPQC are controlled for obtaining the above mentioned characteristics. Series inverter of UPQC can be controlled in two aspects. For voltage sag and swell can de controlled with active power control and reactive power can be controlled with Power angle control concept. PAC concept can be useful for compensation of voltage sag and swell, load reactive power sharing between series and shunt inverters at a time. With this the ratings of shunt inverter can de reduced. Detailed mathematical analysis for the proposed concept that is for series injected voltage and shunt injected current and regulation of voltage with controller is presented in this paper. To support the propos MATLAB/ Simulink based simulation results are developed.
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Title : Dimensional And Sensitivity Analysis Of Flat Back Model Authors : Mrs. Smita Mattalwar, Dr. C.N. Sakhale Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Dimensional analysis and sensitivity analysis conducted on blunt trailing edge airfoil with splitter plates at various angle of attack and velocities provides minimal conclusions on performance of flat back airfoils .The paper contributes ot the study and analysis of the same tested on an educational Low subsonic Wind Tunnel under ambient conditions. Performance through a sweep of angles was needed to determine the behavior of the airfoils at low angle of attack. Dimensional analysis is a practice of checking relations among physical quantities by identifying their dimensions. The sensitivity analysis is the study of how the uncertainty in the output of a mathematical model or system can be apportioned to different sources of uncertainty in its output. It also helps to understand the relationship between input and output variables in the system or model.
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Title : Error Detection in Majority Logic Decoding of Euclidean Geometry Low Density Parity Check (EG-LDPC) Codes Authors : S Sufia Anjum, S Nazneen Shagufa, K Vali Babu Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In a recent paper, a method was proposed to accelerate the majority logic decoding of difference set low density parity check codes. This is useful as majority logic decoding can be implemented serially with simple hardware but requires a large decoding time. For memory applications, this increases the memory access time. The method detects whether a word has errors in the first iterations of majority logic decoding, and when there are no errors the decoding ends without completing the rest of the iterations. Since most words in a memory will be error-free, the average decoding time is greatly reduced. In this brief, we study the application of a similar technique to a class of Euclidean geometry low density parity check (EG-LDPC) codes that are one step majority logic decodable. The results obtained show that the method is also effective for EG-LDPC codes. Extensive simulation results are given to accurately estimate the probability of error detection for different code sizes and numbers of errors.
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Title : A Description of several levels of database encryption and Encryption Algorithms Authors : Shivnandan Singh, Pratibha Singh, Niranjan Kumar Agri Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Encryption is the best mechanism to provide security because today security is biggest measure for any system without security we cannot say that a given system is secure or not.
Encryption in database is very important topic in these days because we want to perform query operation on database allow optimized encryption and decryption of data.
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Title : Taxonomy of Various Database Security Technique And Their Analysis Authors : Shivnandan Singh, Pratibha Singh, Neetu Kushwah Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Security is an important issue in database management system because information stored in a database is very important , very sensitive commodity. So the data base management system need to should be protected from unauthorized access and updates. Database security is the system, processes, and procedures that protect a database from unintended activity. Unintended activity can be categorized as authenticated misuse, malicious attacks or inadvertent mistakes made by authorized individuals or processes It is popular belief that hackers cause most security breaches, but in reality 80% of data loss is to insiders. Database security is the system, processes, and procedures that protect a database from unintended activity. Unintended activity can be categorized as authenticated misuse, malicious attacks or inadvertent mistakes made by authorized individuals or processes. Database security is also a specialty within the broader discipline of computer security.
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Title : Linear Correlation study and regression analysis of drinking water quality in Mokokchung town, Nagaland, India Authors : Daniel Kibami, Chubaakum Pongener, K. Rao, Dipak Sinha Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : A statistical regression analysis method of drinking water from 12 different water sources around Mokokchung town was carried out. The water quality parameters considered in the present study were temperature, pH, electrical conductivity, total dissolved solids, alkalinity, total hardness, chloride, fluoride, dissolved oxygen, and the presence of calcium, and magnesium, Sodium, Potassium, nitrate, sulphate and phosphate. Correlation coefficients were determined to identify the highly correlated and interrelated water quality parameters. The results revealed a systematic correlation and regression with a significant linear relationship among different pairs of water quality parameters.
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Title : A Hybrid System of SOM and RBF for Recognizing Human Activity from Video Authors : Dagnachew Melesew Alemayehu, Bhabani Shankar D. M. Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Recognizing human activities in fully controlled environment is very simple task but in partially observable and uncontrolled environments recognizing activities from videos is a challenging problem and has many practical applications for instance Security and Surveillance. Computer Vision has been researched for a long period of time to recognize human activities from video on which the environment is uncontrolled, the problem is reduced to activity prediction from unfinished activity streaming, which has been studied by many researchers. There could be uncontrolled environments that may create error for the recognition. In this paper, we try to combine both supervised and unsupervised learning network method that can recognize human activities from both controlled and uncontrolled environments.
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Title : AN AUTOMATED CRC ENGINE Authors : Mr. Hiren G. Patel, Dr. D.M.Patel, Mr. Milan A. Chaudhari, Mr. Mahavirsinh A. Zala Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The CRC or cyclic redundancy check is a widely used technique for error checking in many protocols used in data transmission. The main aim of this project is to design the CRC RTL generator or a tool that calculates the CRC equations for the given CRC polynomials and generates the Verilog RTL code .This block deals with the calculation of equations for standard polynomials like CRC-8, CRC-16, CRC-4, CRC-32 and CRC-64, CRC-32 and also user defined proprietary polynomial. Use PERL as the platform it also aims at having a simpler user interface and generate the RTLs for any data width and for any standard polynomial or user defined polynomial, and this design aims to be complete generic. RTLs generated by this tool are verified by System Verilog constrained random testing to make it more robust and reliable.
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Title : Novel Gabor – DCT Feature Extraction Techniques for Face Recognition Authors : Anushi Prabhakar, Kirti Chaudhary, Harshita, Sandeep k.Gupta Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In methodology of face recognition includes the phases of dataset preparation, image pre-processing, feature extraction and classification. In which Feature Extraction step in face recognition is a vital role for accuracy of recognition. There are so many feature extraction technique developed through research but no one technique is sufficient for extracting all the feature of a Face image so that 100% can be achieved. So there are a need of how to increases the recognition rate in face recognition. The research issue of Face Recognition is to select the features which are required to represent a Face Recognition. In this paper we presented new features extraction techniques for face recognition using Discrete Cosine Transform and Gabor Filter.
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Title : Improved Gabor Filter Feature Extraction Technique for Facial Expression Recognition Authors : Harshita, Kirti Chaudhary, Anushi, Sandeep K. Gupta Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : For increasing the recognition rate features using different ways or projection should be extract but there is probability of increasing of redundancy which can be responsible of reducing the recognition rate. High dimension and high redundancy is a problem issue for Gabor while it has maximum variance of features. Dimension and redundancy should be reduced using some technique. The dimension reduction technique for gabor is called filtering so this whole technique is called gabor filter. These filtering technique are sampling etc. In the proposed gabor feature extraction technique the gabor features are filtered using proposed average filter and obtained optimum features for gesture recognition.
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Title : PSO based Effective Maximum Power Tracking of Solar Photovoltaic System Authors : Pavan Pathak, Dr. Amita Mahor Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Renewable energy sources are the most important and emerging energy sources as the non renewable sources are depleting day by day. Solar energy or the photovoltaic (PV) energy is gaining popularity since it is clean, pollution free and long lasting. For maximum output power from a solar cell various tracking (MPPT) method are developed and adopted but the hunt for a better one is still on. In the same context this paper presents a Particle swarm optimization (PSO) based generalized PV model using Matlab/ Simulink software. The major advantage of this paper is that we can use it for the maximization of the PV output power or for the minimization of difference (or error) between the maximum power and power obtained in each trial. Furthermore, the developed algorithm is simple and the proposed model can be quite easily implemented on the test system. To estimate the effectiveness of the proposed model it was tested on Matlab/Simulink environment for 6 different population sizes and for each pop size 30 trails are carried out. Its results are compared with the Hill climbing and Look up table method and the competence of PSO based method in terms of convergence speed and maximum power is highlighted using simulation results.
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Title : A survey on various MPPT methods for Solar Photo Voltaic Authors : Pavan Pathak, Dr. Amita Mahor Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Maximum power point trackers (MPPTs) play an important role in the photovoltaic (PV) power system to maximize the overall efficiency of the system for available operating conditions. Hence lots of researchers have dev loped different Maximum Power Point tracking algorithms and shown superior results. In this paper authors have studied the various aspects of maximum power point tracked solar photo voltaic system using Hill climbing, Incremental conductance. Look up method and Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) based method. The exhaustive review clearly shows that modified hill climbing methods give superior results in comparison to conventional hill climbing method.
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Title : New Combined Steganography technique using DWT and DCT Authors : Shalini Sharma, Kirti Chaudhary Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Steganography is a art of hiding that apply secret information in a multimedia carrier, and carrier may be image, audio, and video files but digital images are the most popular because of their high frequency on the Internet. Major issues in Image steganography are to increase the imperceptibility of secret information in stego image & increasing the robustness against steganalysis. In this paper, a new dwt-dct combined technique is proposed.
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Title : A NEW EIGENVALUE SOLVER FOR SOLVING EIGENVALUE PROBLEMS IN STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING Authors : Ezeh J.C., Ibearugbulem O. M., Nwaokorie M. C., Njoku K.O. Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper presents a computer program written with visual basic that is capable of handling any n x n eigenvalue matrix problem that uses lump mass matrix. The program outputs the characteristic polynomial and eigenvalues of any n x n matrix eigenvalue problem. The program is written base on the application of Householder’s technique and Newton-Raphson iteration technique. Householder’s technique was used to generate the characteristics polynomial of an eigenvalue problem while the eigenvalues of the characteristics equation are generated using Newton-Raphson’s procedure .The effectiveness of this method was demonstrated by comparing the eigenvalues and the characteristics polynomial obtained in the present study with existing eigenvalues obtained from previous works.
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Title : A Elastic Properties of Fibrous Triple Blended Concrete with Flyash and Silica Fume Authors : M. Bhasker, P. Sreenivasa Rao, B.L.P. Swami Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In the present experimental investigation, standard cylinders are cast with M60 grade concrete. Upto 35% of cement is replaced by a combination of flyash and silica fume in different proportions and fibres are added to these combinations in different percentages. Elastic properties of these fibrous triple blended concrete, in terms of Young’s Modulus and Poisson’s ratio are studied. It is found that concrete mix with 15% silica fume and 1.5% fibres is giving the highest Young’s Modulus and lowest Poisson’s ratio. In almost all the mixes tried in the investigation, it is observed that the elastic properties are fairly good.
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Title : DEMAND CONTROLLED VENTILATION USING CO2 SENSORS FOR HVAC SYSTEM Authors : Muthuraman S, Nibin T, Kathirvel S Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this paper the demand controlled ventilation for systems serving multiple zones has been analyzed and the result for the effective DCV is discussed. The study is undertaken on HVAC systems for the construction of Eco House, Higher college of Technology, Sultanate of Oman. The main theme of this paper is to identify the problems with CO2 sensors for systems serving multiple zones having variable occupancies. In conventional systems the CO2 sensors will be used to find the CO2 concentrations, and depending upon the concentrations the OA will be varied. This system may not meet the actual demand at each zone. This paper summarizes the analysis of demand controlled ventilation for HVAC systems serving schools and the results are discussed. Carbon Dioxide (CO2 ) based demand controlled ventilation (DCV) is an economical means of providing outdoor air to occupied spaces at the rates required by local building codes and ASHRAE Standard 62, “Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality.” CO2 -based DCV offers designers and building owners an ability to monitor both occupancy and ventilation rates in a space to ensure there is adequate ventilation at all times.
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Title : IMPOVE THE QUALITY OF VIDEO CONFERENCING USING JVM TOOLS Authors : Mr. Nagendra Saxena, Dr. Amod Tiwari Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Video conferencing is now certainly growing very rapidly. It saves significant amount of money in terms of both travel and time. During the last decade availability of the equipment at the reasonable cost make it affordable to a much wider group of users. It is now widely used in the fields of education, collaborative work between researchers and business communities, telemedicine and in many other fields. On the other hand recent terrorist activities have forced many organizations and government agencies to re-examine their existing security policies and mechanisms. The government agencies must now carefully safeguard their sensitive data transmission.
This paper presents to improve the clarity of sound and visibility of image using java tools and mathematical protocols.
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Title : Rough and Fuzzy Set Approaches to Information Retrieval Research: A Review Authors : Vivek Badhe, Dr. R.S. Thakur, Dr. G.S. Thakur Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The majority of approaches to information mining focus on to improve information retrieves system performance. The main methodology underlying these approaches is to make approximate matches between query and documents in terms of recall level and ranking. Generally speaking, there are few approaches that have already been induced in modern search engines and crawlers. The purpose of this paper is to review the existing approaches of association rule mining, clustering and information retrieval based on rough set, fuzzy set and ontology that have been used to increase the effectiveness of information mining system.
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Title : Public Information about Environmental Pollution and their Effects Authors : Fereshteh Bashiri Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this research, we have focused on the different pollution on the environment. We have defined environmental pollution and their effects with air pollution, water pollution, noise pollution, light pollution, soil pollution, oil pollution, marine pollution, solid waste, industrial waste chemical pollution and radioactive waste. They can be caused real harm to human health and nonhuman nature. The objective of this paper has been tried to explain and consider this pollution for training the people who had less information about these items. Informing people about hazards environmental pollution and offer ways to solve or reduce this problem is the main item that must we have cared. Increasing information can be caused elimination of these pollution sources with control and prevent. Increase public information about this problem can be helped to people to understand more and improve their knowledge. Then we can introduce the easiest way for solving this problem.
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Title : Design of solar cell antenna (SOLAN) in different AgHT-8 patch shape for reflection co-efficient, gain, power and directivity compared with existing AgHT-4 and ITO Authors : A.Suresh Kumar, S.Sundaravadivelu Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Solar cell antenna is a combination of Solar cell and Microstrip antenna. SOLAN design is mainly used in autonomous property for transceiver. RF and Optic are the two intelligence components used to design the SOLAN. It generates DC power supply when light falls on the surface of AgHT-8 and penetrates towards the solar cell. Similarly EM wave falls on the surface of AgHT-8 and produce RF signal. By using SOLAN we can calculate reflection co- efficient, gain and power for different shapes, size and design when compared with existing AgHT-4 and ITO.
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Title : New Breed of Single Phase Asymmetrical Multilevel Inverter Authors : V. Arun, B. Shanthi, S.P. Natarajan Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper presents a new breed of single phase asymmetrical multilevel inverter. The proposed inverter has less number of power semiconductor switches and sources than the conventional multilevel inverters. It is triggered by the Unipolar PWM strategy having sinusoidal and trapezoidal reference with triangular carriers. These Pulse Width Modulating (PWM) strategies include Phase Disposition (PD), Alternate Phase Opposition Disposition (APOD), Carrier Overlapping (CO). Performance factors like Total Harmonic Distortion (THD), VRMS (fundamental), crest factor, Distortion factor and Form factor are evaluated for various modulation indices. Simulations were performed using MATLAB-SIMULINK
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Title : Woman and Divine Marriage: Bahŕ-I-Walad’s View Points Authors : Ali Akbar Afrasyab Pour, Khadije Talazad Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Bahŕ-I-Walad was an innovative Gnostic whose ideas circumvent the beatific visions with a unique apprehension. His divine eagerness and devotion is manifested in his Gnostic book through his delicate discourse overflowed with color, taste and light. His interlocution is allocated with an apprehension of divine unity using an outstanding taste and tone. He uses such amorous allegories and metaphors usual between lovers to disclose his respect to the dignity and status of women.
He considers the worldly love between a spouse and wife as divine and courtly simulating that typical tone in his interlocutions to disclose his divine love. This methodology that was rather divine and spiritual led to the emergence of many Gnostic and scholarly women.
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Title : An Introduction to the Relationship of Mystical Experience and Psychology Authors : Ali Akbar Afrasyab Pour, Khadije Talazad Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : "Experience" as a basis for understanding or knowledge derived from sense perception (outward or inward), is accounted for most of the human knowledge. One variety of experience, mystical experience is unmediated encounter with the sacred and the spiritual, in the human conscience and the world and Intuitive perceptions, spiritual states of heart, revelations, ecstasies and the waking or dream events are happened to be included. A mystical experience is the knowledge of Unitarianism and contrary to the common belief can be expressed in the language of mystics. Based on the results of recent studies in psychology and meta-psychology and mysticism, such as verifiability to sensory experience, visibility compliance with the conditions and preparations (which are difficult to find), is accessible to everyone. This article suggests allocations in areas such as psychology and mysticism in the fields such as mystical experience, perfect human, the knowledge of self-consciousness and the study of unconsciousness.
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Title : Searching for an Alternative Information System: The Demolition of Caste Authors : Debasis Patnaik Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This issue of caste is of seminal importance in a society where it is a matter of psychological identity for functional distributive reward structure despite the inequities it breeds and the insensitivities perpetrated in the name of human progress. Individual progress becomes a clarion call only for the elites and the haves and the rest are deemed inefficient and disabled. Such a society must necessarily be functionally and structurally corrupt without any way out for individual, minority and collective redemption. Unfortunately, caste means lower caste and they are in a majority. So, economic growth indicators hide distributive injustice.
However even if we concede that poverty is falling and that economic liberalization and globalization, land reforms, industrialization and education has helped mitigate caste inequalities, progress has been slow and humiliating. This entails a reaction and thus the psychological identity and status structure gets inbuilt into the system. Reward and penalty structure breed further conflicts and strengthens overreaction generating mass movements. Such movements breeds counter movements and isolationism and erodes cooperative impulses needed for national and universal consciousness.
Census is an instrument for constant and recurring social transformations to fulfill the objectives of the Constitution. However, the Indian Constitution does not talk of caste but of class consciousness that is supposed to be secular, objective and measurable. Caste is multidimensional, often tracing esoteric and unidentifiable origins and made to relate to religious aspirations of people. Deservingness of humans is attributed to gods and god fathers and so caste persists in some form or other in sub-systemic envelopes for a further super-systemic aggregation for identity formation and group conflict. It is feared that census will showcase classification and lend a stamp of permanency to perceived and attributed caste identities. It is also feared that caste will bring in alternative alignments across political parties over the entire Indian landscape thus making political party based politics redundant, treacherous and explosive.
It is this above problematic that make for a search of an alternative paradigm imperative: a paradigm of voluntary transformation based on transparent disclosures. Every individual and social group will on its own accord give to itself identities and justify change. False claims will be tested and penalized as it serves a social purpose.
The methodology has a dual character: normative individualism of Rawls and transcendental institutionalism of Sen. The former justifies the inner and latter the outer. The second pillar of Sen’s approach in his theory of Justice, that is, social realization, does not need a comparative approach and is neutral in its binary relational structures. So while Census enumerates various demographic and ethnographic details, its informational structure is subject to an interactive medium for informational focus. The process is to be overseen by a Census Commissionerate with a technological interface with possibility of uploading and revising information returned by stakeholders in the system. Any change of information has to be queried periodically by regional branches of the Commissionerate and action taken on false information to comply with citizen legitimacy.
This alternative information structure is interactive and has other supportive structures like classificatory income sources, HH size, historical consumption profiles, endowments, reputation as a public good (leadership profiles), gender profiles, dependents, children’s educational status. Criteria can be worked out to measure (horizontal and vertical) mobility and acquisitions regionally, socially and economically.
While this will help focus on possible inequities based on achievement profiles, transparency disclosures provide a sense of involvement and commitment for future progress. It also shows the nature of group movements and alignments based on reward structures and potentials of progress.
Corruption is endemic to the system and human character is subject to experiments and change. Normative idealism provides a witness for progress based on voluntary disclosures. If the latter is lacking then there is need for retrieval of information and so possibility of high transaction costs. It is mutual interaction between the state and the individual that is the cornerstone of this technology interface for affirmative action. This is an alternative approach to information sharing in the sense that it is client or agent based not principal based.
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Title : ASSESSMENT OF WEED SPECIES IN WHEAT FIELDS OF Miandoab-Iran Authors : Sirous Hassannejad, Nariman Sepehrianphar, Elham Abbasvand Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In order to assessment of weed species in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) of Miandoab county (northwest of Iran), 46 fields were surveyed in 2014. Weed species density and cover percentage were recorded for ranking of species and families by relative dominance (RD) and Family dominance index (FDI). A total 61 weed species belonging to 21 plant families were recorded. 75.41% of weed species were dicotyledonous, and 24.59% of them were monocotyledonous. 67.21 27.86, and 4.91% of weeds were annual, perennial, and biennial, respectively. 57.38% and 36.07% of weeds were therophytes and hemicryptophytes, respectively. Geophyte and phanrophyte with 4.91 and 1.63% of plants respectively have minimum frequency in this region. Poaceae, Asteraceae and Chenopodiaceae families were dominant plant families and Polygonum arvicular, Chenopodium album, Convolvulus arvensis, Cynodon dactylon and Alhaji persarum were dominant weed species in wheat fields. Convolvulus arvensis had maximum density (11.65 plants m-2). Convolvulus arvensis, Polygonum arvicular and Chenopodium album with maximum uniformity in distribution in wheat fields of this county, were weeds that had tolerant to management methods.
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Title : EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND MANAGEMENT FACTORS ON WEEDS AND RANGELAND SPECIES DISTRIBUTION Authors : Elham Abbasvand, Sirous Hassannejad, Jalil Shafagh-Kolvanagh Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Knowledge about vegetation communities and survey of affecting factors on their behavior would allow choosing the best strategy for the moderate of them. In this research, we are looking to find relationships between plant species and their correlations with environmental and management methods. Investigations in 9 hills of Khalatposhan-Tabriz rangelands and data analyses with principal component analysis (PCA) and canonical correspondence analysis (CCA) showed relationships between weeds and rangelands species each other, with altitude, geographical direction, and woody and non-woody of sampling areas. Achillea tenuifolia, Alyssum dasycarpum, and Salvia nemerosa were found in all sampling units, whereas Lepidium perfoliatum, Medicago sativa and Taeniatherum crinitum. were only found in the first hill, due to its high altitude and other differential parameters. A CCA ordination showed that altitude and geographical direction had the highest and lowest effect on species composition, respectively. So that maximum richness was observed in the first hill. Capsella bursa-pastoris, Centaurea virgata, Dianthus crinitus and Hordeum spontaneum had a special correlation to woody hills, but Bromus tectrom, Euphorbia Szovitsii and Salvia nemorosa had not special attachment to certain conditions.
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Title : Conserve Electrical Energy From Wind Of The Around Of The Vehicles with using of Managing Of Effective Parameters by Topsis Method Authors : Danial Zaghi, Araz Afsharifard, Aidin ZojajiKohan , Aidin Zaghi Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this research, utilizing airflow around any moving vehicles such as public transportation to obtain electrical energy, has been studied. Moving vehicles create airflow at the same relative speed, which can be used to produce electricity and again be used in transportation energy cycle. It has been studied, with Topsis method, to reveal the best area for installation of the system for better performance .The advantage of this system is the source of its energy, which is unending, and as long as the vehicle moves, the energy is available. This system can be installed around or on top of vehicles such as aircraft and trains, etc. Subsequently ,the systems which achieve optimum renewable energy in the transportation system must be generated by progressive technology because this one decreases the cost of energy in the transportation system dramatically despite the fact that there are a lot of speedy systems for transporting so the source of energy which there is anyplace in city where there is transportation system can be utilized for flourishing the system.
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Title : Development of various curing effect of nominal strength Geopolymer concrete Authors : S. Kumaravel Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Geopolymer concrete is an innovative method and is produced by complete elimination of ordinary Portland cement by-produced in fly ash. This study on different condition of curing in geopolymer concrete suitable for curing at ambient and heat-cured condition of temperature will widen its application to concrete structures. Low lime fly ash is used as the base material, which is reacted by alkaline solution and additional use of ground granulated blast furnace slag. Workability of fresh concrete and compressive strength of geopolymer concrete was investigated. The curing effect of geopolymer concrete is steam, hot air and ambient cubes specimens are tested in different days. Results are compared for various curing and strength of concrete.
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Title : Different Strategies of Load Balancing In Grid Computing Authors : Mr. Ramesh Prajapati, Dr. Samrat Khanna Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Grid computing is the collection of computer resources from various area or locations to achieve a common goal. Grid computing is a distributed computing that includes sharing of data and storage, computational power and resources over network across dynamic organizations. Workload and resource management are two main functions by Grid. The goal of Grid computing is to create the illusion of a simple but large and powerful self-managing virtual computer out of a large collection of connected heterogeneous systems sharing various combinations of resources. To achieve the promising potentials of tremendous distributed resources, effective and efficient load balancing are fundamentally important Load balancing enables in effective technique of resources to improve the overall performance of the system. With the increase in system size, the probability of occurrence the main goal of load balancing is to provide a distributed, low cost, scheme that balances the load across all the processors. The purpose of this paper is to review various different load balancing for the grid based distributed network and identify gaps between them. Many load balancing algorithms are already implemented which works against various issues like scalability, heterogeneity.
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Title : An empirical study on effective learning in Gilgit-Baltistan Authors : Razia Bano Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The aim of undertaking this study is to explore ways for provision of effective learning and how is it dependent on exploring the learning-styles of learners. How it is essential to be known as discovery of learning-styles paves way for improved teaching and instructions. Why is it important for people to know about their learning styles and how it helps for their learning to be productive? The study at the end will tell that provision of effective learning necessitates numerous steps including identification of people’s likes and dislikes and to believe that the humans are the most complicated entity with individual differences. In a pluralistic society these differences are honored. The learning model of Honey and Mumford was used for this study that categorizes learners in four groups of learning styles including activists, reflectors, theorists and pragmatics. Students from colleges and Karakuram International University of Gilgit-Baltistan of Pakistan were provided these questionnaires for collection of data. Majority seemed to have favored the pragmatist approach as it balances between theory and action. Undoubtedly theory followed practical lasts a perpetual impact on the personality which is called effective learning. However, it is equally important to note that besides the centrality of the learner it also matters in learning that the kind of infrastructure is built, the physical environment provides and the richness of curriculum or material used. Strong institutional setups can surely produce learned and scholars. In the third world including Pakistan weak institutional system has also been a hindrance in effective learning.
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Title : STUDY AND PERFORMANCE OF MULTI LEVEL CASCADED SHUNT ACTIVE FILTER FOR AIRCRAFT APPLICATION Authors : Irshad Basha Shaik, G.Naveen, M.Kondalu, S.Ananthasai Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : With the progress of “more electric aircraft,” introducing active power filter (APF) technology into the aircraft power system to improve its quality and reliability catches growing interest. In this paper, based on the analysis and modeling of the shunt APF with close-loop control, a feed forward compensation path of load current is proposed to improve the dynamic performance of the APF. The two H-bridge cascaded inverter is selected for the aeronautical APF (AAPF). Justifications paper for topology choosing and corresponding system control method are given. Furthermore, the global framework and operation principle of the proposed AAPF are presented in detail. A prototype with the load power of 7.2 kVA is built and tested in the laboratory. Experimental results verify the feasibility of the proposed AAPF and the high performance of the control strategy during steady-state and dynamic operations.The increasing use of electrical power in place of hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanical power is demanding more advanced aircraft power systems. The concept of the “all-electric aircraft” and the “more electric aircraft” (MEA) have been introduced to overcome some of the drawbacks found in conventional architectures and bring more attractive advantages, such as improved fuel consumption and lower maintenance and operation costs. This implies an increase of the electrical load and power electronic equipment, higher consumption of electrical energy, more demand for generated power, power quality, and stability problems.
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Title : Grid Connected Wind Energy System for Power Quality Improvement by using STATCOM Authors : M.A.HALEEM ATHER, M.KONDALU, M.SHASIKANTH, G NAVEEN Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this paper integration of wind power to grid introduces power quality issues, which mainly consist of voltage regulation and reactive power compensation. The most used unit to compensate for reactive power in the power systems are either synchronous condensers or shunt capacitors, the latter either with mechanical switches or with Thyristor switch, as in Static VAR Compensator (SVC). The disadvantage of using shunt Capacitor is that the reactive power supplied is proportional to the square of the voltage. To overcomes the above disadvantages; STATCOM is best suited for reactive power compensation and harmonic reduction. It is based on a controllable voltage source converter (VSC). By control of the voltage source converter output voltage in relation to the grid voltage, the voltage source converter will appear as a generator or absorber of reactive power. In this 3-phase separately excited induction generator feeding nonlinear load has been presented. A STATCOM is connected at the point of common coupling with this system in order to compensate the reactive power requirements of induction generator as well as load and also to reduce the harmonics produced by the nonlinear load. Reactive power compensation and harmonic reduction in a low voltage distribution networks for integration of wind power to the grid are the main issues. This Paper proposes a control scheme based on Fuzzy logic for compensating the reactive power requirement of a three phase grid connected wind driven induction generator as well as the harmonics produced by the non linear load connected to the PCC using STATCOM. The proposed control scheme is simulating using MATLAB/SIMULINK.
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Title : Secure Cloud Transaction Using Password Encryption With Tree Authors : Gurusharan Kaur, Dr. Rizwana Jamal Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Cloud computing technology is an open standard, service-based, Internet-centric, safe, convenient data storage and network computing services. Cloud provides have three service models IaaS, PaaS and SaaS. Cloud computing is an internet based model for facilitate convenient, on demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources. The software and data that you are using all instead of save on your computer save on server. This concept of using services not stored on your system is called Cloud Computing.
A graphical authentication password is a verification program that works when the customer uses proposed table on the basis of which data is substituted. Table is original and it can be used by both sender and receiver to protect data. The proposed algorithm is not easy to crack and enhanced security of the cloud from malicious users.
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Title : SIMULATION ANALYSIS OF ROUTING PROTOCOLS IN MANET’S USING NS2 Authors : Qazi Mohammad Nasir, Hamid Farooq, Sandeep Kumar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Mobile ad-hoc network is an autonomous system of mobile nodes connected by wireless links where each node operates as an end system and a router for all other nodes in the network. These MANETs don’t require any centralized infrastructure to work like we have access point in wireless networks. This is how they find their importance in today’s world were independent systems are preferred.
In this paper we have analyzed the performance of routing protocols in terms of Throughput and Packet Delivery Ratio. No hardware is used to accomplish the project. Though a network simulator, NS2 is used which College provides.
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Title : ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENT TCP VARIANTS OVER MANET’S USING NS2 Authors : Hamid Farooq, Qazi Mohammad Nasir, Kamal Chhabra Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : A Mobile Ad hoc NETwork (MANET) is one that comes together as needed, not necessarily with any support from the existing Internet infrastructure or any other kind of fixed stations. We can formalize this statement by defining an ad hoc network as an autonomous system of mobile hosts (also serving as routers) connected by wireless links, the union of which forms a communication network modeled in the form of an arbitrary graph.
But in wireless networks suffers from significant throughput degradation and delays.
In this paper we have analyzed the performance of tcp algorithms with AODV, DSR and TORA for throughput. The effect of throughput on the TCP variants New Reno, Reno and Tahoe with different node scenarios was studied.
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Title : A Multi-Level Analysis to Improve Scheduling in Distributed Cloud Environment Authors : Sanket Mani Tiwari Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In the Cloud System Job request scheduling is the most critical aspects in a distributed system where many request are maintain in the Queue form. This type of requests is scheduled in such way the cloud system will not get overloaded. In terms of overload a virtual machine raise the delay of the job over the system as well as raise the chances of process failure. In this proposed work, a dominant parametric scheduling mechanism is defined under two level analyses. Criticality, security and efficiency parameters are Consider in this work. In these parameters virtual machines and the user requests both are defined inside in the cloud system. In these papers work defined a multi-level load balanced scheduling mechanism. So in this paper define and categorize the work in different level. In the first level virtual machines are ordered under the capacity and criticality parameters. In the second level, the user requests are ordered under requirements of the resource and the job request time. It is based on these two parameters the cost analysis and performed on server side and client side. At next level, all virtual machines are grouped under the cost analysis so that the sharing of the load among similar kind of machines will be done. At next level, Use the cost level mapping between the server side and client side is performed to allocate the requests to particular virtual machine. So the virtual machine assigns the request and the next work is to perform the execution of the request. During the execution process, the wait time and process time analysis is performed. This analysis shows, the requests are executed in appropriate time frame and the wait time over the system is reduced.
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Title : Study of Unattended Object Detection Authors : Mr. Uttam P. Waghmode, Dr. Mrs. S. Subbaraman Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Metropolitan cities are finding more problems to keeping the life secured from attacks even they having security systems like number plate recognition and automatic traffic management, CCTV cameras installed etc. on roads. Many such bad incidences can be avoided by detecting some unattended objects placed on roads. Video surveillance system should be a sufficiently fast enabling a real-time performance. Thus, a prime goal of automated visual surveillance is to obtain a live description of what is happening in a monitored area and trigger appropriate action. The computational effort and complexity involved in simply “following” someone through an extended video sequence is enormous, and a truly robust and reliable tracker is under research. Compounding the problem is that usually public areas under surveillance often have fluctuating and variable lighting conditions, people are frequently occluded by other people or structures, and people may temporarily leave a monitored area, etc. Variation in the light in scene area, size of the object, shadow in scene, distance of camera of system all these can add tremendous difficulty and delay. Here we were motivated to take these as a task for dissertation work. For example, in a system the unattended object which may be steady till last or the unattended objects which may be removed before getting trigger to system is to be detected.
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Title : Studying the Effect of Corporate Governance Mechanisms on Firm Bankruptcy Risk in Accepted Companies in Tehran Stock Exchange Authors : Mohammad Amin Payam, Hosein Sadeghi, Nafiseh Naderi Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The purpose of this study was to evaluate the relationship between corporate governance and bankruptcy risk in accepting Companies in Tehran Stock Exchange. Hence, in this study, a sample of 55 firms was reviewed during the years 1386 to 1390. In this study, the dependent variable is the bankruptcy risk and rating models was used to calculate the Altman Z score. The independent variables in this study are the percentage of institutional investors, the percentage of investment management, non obligation of board members (board independence) and the size of the board. In this study used regression and correlation, and the results indicate that there are correlation between the independent variables of ownership, management and board members of non- mandated risk of bankruptcy.
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Title : Association Of Demographic Variables Versus Reading Articles From E-Journals And Its Effect On Scientists’ Research: A Research Survey Of Aerospace Scientists And Engineers Of Bangalore Authors : R Guruprasad, P Marimuthu Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Knowledge production in the Aerospace industry is paramount. The Aerospace Industry is highly R&D intensive and the levels of competition are extremely high. In fact, more competition acts an innovation driver in Aerospace. In this information explosion age, it is practically impossible for an aerospace scientist or engineer to carry out his research work without embracing the network and Internet technologies. Moreover, it is absolutely clear that the use of electronic media to support scientific communication has undoubtedly been one of the paradigm shifts in the practice of science in this era. Demographics actually is a scientific study of characteristics and dynamics pertaining to the human population, including things like size, growth rate, density and distribution of a specified group. The primary reason people use demography is to create statistics--in fact, the term roughly translates to "people measurement." These allow a person to get a picture of how common specific traits within a group are. Comparing statistics over time also allows researchers to show changes that are happening in the target group. A research survey was undertaken to ascertain the ‘Association of Demographic Variables Versus Reading Articles from E-Journals and its Effect on Scientists’ Research’ among the Aerospace Scientists and Engineers from 16 selected Aerospace Organizations of Bangalore . The major findings of this study are: The 2 test indicates that the demographic variable, viz., Category Wise Distribution of Respondents [Aerospace Scientists and Aerospace Engineers](2=21.696, P Value = 0.000), Occupation(2=49.678, P Value = 0.000) and Qualification(2=25.440, P Value = 0.013) by the ‘Reading Articles from e-Journals and its Effect on Scientists’ Research’ have significant association. This implies that the percentage of preference for the above mentioned demographic variables are not approximately the same [Not Uniformly distributed]. The 2 tests for the remaining demographic variables, namely, Gender, Age-Group(P=0.088) and Specialization by the ‘Reading Articles from e-Journals and its Effect on Scientists’ Research’ have no significant association. This implies that percentages of preference for these demographic variables are approximately the same [Uniformly distributed].
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Title : Destriping remote sensing images using frequency domain Butterworth notch filter Authors : Erfan amraei, Mohammad Reza Mobasheri Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Nowadays, satellite images are widely used for local phenomena monitoring. Unfortunately, some striping noises are observed in these images caused by imperfect calibration of detectors, imperfect image processing in ground receiving stations, detector failure and so on which lead to reduced data quality. Thus, for any useful application of data contained in these images, noises should be removed firstly. In this paper, frequency domain Butterworth notch filter has been used for removal of periodic striping noises in satellite images. This method is simpler and of high accuracy compared to some existing methods. Therefore, it is proposed to use this method for removal of periodic striping noise in satellite images
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Title : Impact of Climate Change on Agriculture Authors : C. P. Kumar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Climate change and agriculture are inter-related processes, both of which take place on a global scale. Global warming is projected to have significant impacts on conditions affecting agriculture, including temperature, carbon dioxide, glacial run-off, precipitation and interaction of these elements. The overall effect of climate change on agriculture will depend on the balance of these effects. Assessment of the effects of global climate changes on agriculture might help to properly anticipate and adapt farming to maximize agricultural production. This paper discusses probable impacts of climate change on agriculture.
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Title : Low-Frequency AC Transmission System for Offshore Wind Farms Authors : M. Manohara, S. Sonia Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In recent years the amount of electricity produced from wind has grown rapidly. Offshore wind farm is currently seen as a promising solution to satisfy the growing demand for renewable energy source. The main reasons for the rapid development of offshore wind farms includes much better wind resources and smaller environmental impact. However, the current state of the offshore wind farms presents economic challenges significantly greater than onshore. The integration of offshore wind farms with the main power grid is a major issue. The possible solutions for transmitting power from wind farms are HVAC, Line commutated HVDC and voltage source based HVDC (VSC-HVDC).In this paper Low Frequency AC (LFAC) transmission system is used for interconnecting the offshore wind farms for improving the transmission capability and also the dc collecting system with series connected wind turbines are used at the offshore to reduce the cabling requirement. In this paper, simulations are performed using MATLAB to illustrate the system’s performance.
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Title : Application of Binarization Technique in Enhancing Luminance and Text Stroke in a Deteriorated Image Document Authors : Chethan.C , Nithyananda C.R Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Binarization is been into intense research during the last few years. Image binarization is the method of separation of pixel values into dual collections, black as foreground and white as background. Document images often suffer from different types of degradation that renders the document image binarization a challenging task. Text Segmentation is a very difficult task from a degraded document images as the document image might contain lot of variations between the foreground and the background part. Most of the methods do not consider the nature of document images but rather developed algorithms depend on statistical methods. More specialized binarization techniques are the need of the hour. This paper uses adaptive image contrast technique. It combines local image contrast and the local image gradient and is tolerant towards variations caused due to degradations. It constructs an adaptive contrast for an input degraded document image. The contrast map is then binarized and combined with Canny’s edge map to identify the text stroke edge pixels. A local threshold is calculated based on the intensities of detected text stroke edge pixels and this threshold is used for segmentation purpose.
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Title : CHANGES IN LAND USE DUE ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION IN PALLIKARANAI MARSH, AN URBAN WETLANDS IN CHENNAI PRIME SUBURBS,TAMILNADU,INDIA Authors : Jayanthi Murali, P. Duraisamy, K.K.Sharma Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Wetlands are one of the most threatened habitats in the world. According to the UN Millennium Ecosystem Assessment, 2005 environmental degradation is more prominent within wetland systems when compared to other natural systems of earth. The degradation is due to factors such as the process of ill planned urbanization, industrialization and encroachments. Wetlands in India, as elsewhere, are increasingly facing several anthropogenic pressures. These have led to hydrological perturbations, pollution and their effects. Unsustainable levels of grazing and fishing activities have also resulted in degradation of wetlands. The State of Tamil Nadu has a number of water bodies and wetlands and several of these are facing serious threats or are increasingly disappearing due to multifarious pressures. This is especially true for those wetlands located close to growing urban centers or bustling metropolises. Pallikaranai Marsh is one of the last few remaining natural ecosystems in the city of Chennai in the outskirts of Chennai. About 30 years ago, the Pallikaranai Wetland was spread over an area of more than 5000ha (50 km˛). The present study has used Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and Remote Sensing (RS) tools to study these changes between year 1990 and 2010.The classification of land use into seven categories is based on multi-spectral or multi-temporal remote sensing images has been the main approach for detecting wetland change. The Land use pattern for the year 1991 and 2010 respectively shows that there is significant increase in settlements and the Marsh (in Perungudi dump , K. K. Sharma, Professor and Head, Department of Applied Geology and Centre for Environmental Sciences, University of Madras, Chennai, India yard) has clearly witnessed an increase in dump area. A rapid decrease in the area of grass land indicated that human activities strengthened the disturbance of wetland. It was seen that the wetland area and grasslands decreased and the area under settlements and dump yard increased between the year 1990 to 2010 contributing to water pollution in the Marshland leading to deterioration of water quality.
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Title : Leveraging on staff to deliver quality in an ODL university Authors : Chiome Chrispen Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This study examined ways in which ODL universities can leverage on staff to deliver quality in an ODL university. It recognised that quality is one of the main concerns among institutions and stakeholders today. It should also be like that in institutions involved in open and distance learning (ODL). The study was qualitative in nature, informed by a purposive sample of 53 full time and part-time lecturers in the Zimbabwe Open University. It used open-ended questionnaires, interviews and autobiographical accounts to collect the qualitative data. The findings of the study appear to point out that should ODL universities want to benefit from its staff, there is dire need for staff support, staff induction, staff development, caring for workers, lighting fires inside workers and not outside them and employ results based incentives. Staff also cited competencies in, positive attitudes towards and commitment to the philosophical underpinnings of open and distance learning as factors contributing to quality in an ODL university. The study among other things recommended that a quality improvement framework, which is more adaptable to individual contexts, must be developed as institutional policy and strategy for continuous improvement of ODL staff if ODL universities can leveraging on staff to deliver quality in an ODL university. Further research could be done with more institutions and using a different sample in different contexts to those in this study.
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Title : Leadership for a new age: The role of the Zimbabwe Open University in producing a generation of new school leaders Authors : Chiome Chrispen Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Head teachers’ expectations are the benchmark against which teacher education goals are measured. This study sought to determine heads’ expectations on the type of school leaders to be produced by the Zimbabwe Open University. A case study of one regional campus was employed to gather data through interviews from a convenient sample of 50 heads of schools. Findings revealed that schoolleaders’s perception of a new generation of school leaders comprise a school head who is a source of wisdom and competence, has pedagogical and technological influence, know how to learn and has capacity to manage new challenges as they come. They also hold the views that linkages are key to leadership in the new era and expect the new type of school leaders to promote collaborative productivity, develop teamworking skills, establish strong partnerships and networks and instill the spirit of innovation and creativity. School leaders must work as change agents, display a forward looking mentality in self managing schools that have an empowering culture. The study recommend that educational products, processes and outcomes in school leaders preparation programmes in an open and distance education context must meet changing circumstances and address customer preferences as was the case in this study.
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Title : Melioration of Dynamic Performance of LFC System of Multi Area Power System using Allochronic Parallel Tie-lines Authors : A. Suresh Babu Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In an interconnected power system, as a power load demand varies randomly, both area frequency and tie-line power interchange also vary. The objectives of LFC are to minimize the transient deviations in area frequencies and tie-line power interchange, and to ensure their steady state errors to be zeros. In this paper an analysis of improvement of dynamic performance of multi area load frequency control system (LFC) system interconnected via allochronic parallel tie-lines when subjected to parametric uncertainties is presented. In the present work we have chosen three generators i.e. hydro, thermal and gas turbo generators in each area. The high voltage DC (HVDC) link is connected in parallel with AC line to interconnect and this HVDC link is considered to be operating in constant current control mode. The power flow deviation through dc link is modeled based on frequency deviation at rectifier end. The effectiveness of asynchronous parallel tie lines in improving the dynamic performance of LFC system is demonstrated through MATLAB/Simulink. Automatic Generation control (AGC) and LFC are used in this report interchangeably.
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Title : A Hall-Effect sensor based Z-Source inverter fed PMBLDC motor Authors : T. Sri Lakshmi, G. Satheesh, R. Ram Prasad Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The simulation and operation of PMBLDC Motor drive system with Z-Source Inverter is discussed in this paper. The z-source inverter employs a unique impedance network coupled with inverter and rectifier. It overcomes the conceptual barriers and limitations of the traditional VSI and CSI. By controlling the shoot-through duty cycle, the z-source inverter system provides ride-through capability. Simulation results are presented to demonstrate the features. The result shows that the Z-source inverter is very promising for BLDC motor drive.
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Title : High-voltage electrical equipment with the SF6 (sulfur hexafluoride) gas insulation: analysis of accident rate and service experience Authors : Alexander Yu. Khrennikov, Roman V. Mazhurin Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The paper is devoted to the questions of exploring of high-voltage electrical equipment with SF6 insulation service. Analysis of the accident rate and basic causes of accidents are examined. There are discussed design deficiencies in different types of the current transformers, measures for their elimination, and inspections of the SF6 insulation current transformers by thermal-vision control, measuring the acoustic activity of the partial discharges (PD) into the insulation of transformers, the gas pressure in the housing, data of electrical tests, the results of analysis of the quality of SF6 by different methods. The quality standards of SF6 in the high-voltage equipment are accepted in accordance with IEC 60480–2004.
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Title : A Survey report about power consumption in cloud computing Authors : Apurva Saxena, Sunita Gond Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Cloud computing is a internet based service that provide us services like platform(Paas),software(Saas), nfrastructure as a service(Iaas) and everyone wants to take benefit of that cloud services using the cloud computing. As usage of cloud going to increase day by day, it ultimately increases the data size and loaded records on cloud servers. As size of data in data centers increases then it leads to increase in power consumption also. There are many types of equipment in data center that are not directly taking part in running the applications of cloud but support various applications of cloud. So power consumption can be reducing if resources can be properly managed. Here we prepare a paper about resource management approach to reduce power consumption
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Title : Outgassing of INSAT 3D Spacecraft during Thermal Vacuum Performance Test Authors : Mohammad Hasan, Dinesh Chandra, Aravindakshan P, Dr. N.K. Misra Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Thermoelectric Quartz Crystal Microbalance (TQCM) is used to measure the contamination mass flux in thermo-vacuum chamber. When mass flux intercepts the crystal and condenses on it at a specific temperature the thickness of the quartz crystal changes. This results in a change of the resonance frequency of the crystal. Therefore a change in frequency of the crystal per unit time is a direct measure of the contamination flux per unit time arriving at the crystal. This makes it useful to study the outgassing flux from spacecrafts during Thermal Vacuum Performance (TVP) Test. As the ambient environment created during TVP test is likely to be the same as experienced by an on-orbit spacecraft, TQCM data modeling is useful to predict on-orbit contamination of spacecrafts due to self outgassing. We study the behavior of TQCM data in different phases of TVP test of INSAT 3D spacecraft. We found that satellite outgassing is approximately eleven times more during ‘Long Hot Soak’ as compared to ‘Long Cold Soak’. Also TQCM frequency change in consecutive hours of tests is less than 1 Hz/hr. This figure supports excellent cleanliness of INSAT 3D spacecraft in context of contamination outgassing. We suggest that such data study is useful to quantify the outgassing behavior of Indian Satellites during their on-orbit operations.
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Title : Effective Optimization Technique for Robust Power System Stabilizer Based on ABC Authors : Seyed Mohammad Shariatmadar, Behzad Moradi, Ehsan Neptune Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : improving power system stability is one of the important issues in interconnecting systems. Power system stabilizer (PSS) is used to increase damping and dynamic stability of power system. To have effective PSS, optimization of its parameters is necessary. In this paper Artificial Bee Colony (ABC) is used to optimize PSS parameters. The proposed algorithm is applied to a single machine power system (SMIB). SMIB system performance is analyzed is case of without PSS, with Conventional PSS and optimized one. At the end simulation results show the effect of the proposed algorithm in damping the oscillations to enhance the Power System stability.
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Title : Evaluation of High Performance Direct Torque Control Technique for Induction Motors Authors : Seyed Mohammad Shariatmadar, Behzad Moradi, Ehsan Neptune Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : direct torque control technique is one of the excellent methods that used for torque control of induction machines. Direct torque control with simple control schemes, in the case of steady state and transient condition has good torque control among all control methods. The direct torque control scheme is determined by the lack of PI regulators, transformation, current regulators and pulse width modulated signal generators. In this paper the direct torque control technique based on space vector modulation is presented.
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Title : Effective Vector Control to Reduce Induction Motor Harmonic Authors : Abdol Hossien Johari, Seyed Mahdi Rezaei, Seyed Mohammad Shariatmadar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Induction motors have many usages in industrial application. Today, generally three-phase induction motors with variable frequency and voltage are fed with variable speed drives.one of the most important concern for electrical engineering is the quality of power, and the harmonic is one of the power quality problem. In this paper the effective method to reduce harmonic of induction motor based on Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) technique is presented. The switching angle for the pulse is selected in such way to reduce the harmonic distortion. The simulations are done by using MATLAB/SIMULINK. At the end, simulation result shows the effect of proposed approach.
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Title : Intelligent Mobile Vehicle Checking System Based on ARM 7 Authors : Mr. Rajendra B. Mohite, Prof. Miss. Rupali R. Jagtap. Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : With ARM 7 as the core, the new Intelligent Mobile Vehicle Checking System integrated with a lot of hardware & software module such as image capturing, number plate recognition, GSM, GPS etc. the design of the system software used the embedded software developing platform as Keil, met the traffic auditing department’s needs about Mobile Vehicle Checking.
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Title : EVALUATION OF FACTORS DETERMINING CUSTOMER SATISFACTION WITH MOBILE FOOD VENDING IN SALEM CITY Authors : N. shanmugasuriyan, Dr. R. Kavitha Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Eating food outside has become a trend these days as fast work schedules of people doesn’t give them enough time to prepare food themselves. Getting a ready to eat food of one’s choice from an outlet is worth than wasting time in preparing especially in commercial cities and towns in India. Mostly people in India prefer to take food outside from various outlets like hotels, restaurants, dhabaas, mobile food vendors etc., according to their convenience, preference and taste. Increase in expectations and changing culinary tastes of consumers make the food business dynamic in general. Despite the increasing interest in the area there is very little research on customer satisfaction in mobile food vending service in our domestic market. Keeping these conditions in view, the study tries to explore the current scenario in which mobile food vending has become a flourishing business and means of earning livelihood for lot of people as it has been successful in attracting a large mass of customers.. This study analyses some factors which affect customer satisfaction and the formation of customer reliability towards mobile food vending in Salem city. The present survey has been done on 100 customers who purchase/eat food from mobile food vendors at various places in Salem city. It identifies the most relevant understanding of satisfaction, and determines their influence in choosing mobile food outlets through judgments of satisfaction and performance. The results show that satisfaction is a mediate element between the performance and disconfirmation of mobile food selling and has a positive influence on gaining customer delight.
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Title : Advanced Direct Methanol – Oxygen Fuel Cell (DMFC) Technology Authors : Nirmal Ramkrishna Joshi Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This review paper describes recent developments or advancement in methanol-oxygen fuel cell or direct methanol fuel cells (DMFCs). An application of DMFCs in portable power sources and in hybrid electrical vehicles has recently been envisaged. The section is particularly focused on the electro catalysis of the methanol oxidation reaction and oxygen electro reduction. In this regard, some aspects of the electro catalysis of oxygen reduction in the presence of methanol crossover have been treated. The technology section deals with the development of both components and devices. The recent efforts in developing DMFC stacks for both portable and electro-traction applications are studied. The current status of the technology in this field is presented and some important technical challenges are been discussed.
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Title : Comparative analysis of NPC and Cascaded Inverter connected to Induction motor drive with Utilization of PV-Battery Standalone System and Total Harmonic Distortion Analysis Authors : E.Padma, G.Naveen, M.Kondalu, P.Veeresh Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper presents the control of a multi level inverter supplied by a Photovoltaic (PV) panel and a batteries bank. It is well known that the power quality of multilevel inverter signals depends on their number of levels. Three, nine and fifteen-level converters are studied. The harmonics content of the output signals are analyzed. A simplified Pulse Width Modulation (SPWM) method for a multilevel inverter that supplied an induction motor is developed. The controller equations are such that the SPWM pulses are generated automatically for any number of levels. The effectiveness of the propose method is evaluated in simulation. MATLAB /Simulink is used to implement the control algorithm and simulate the system.
The rapid evolution of semiconductor devices manufacturing technologies and the designer’s orientation has enabled the development of new structures of converters (inverters) with a great performance compared to conventional structures. So, these new technologies of semiconductor are more suited to high power applications and they enable the design of multilevel inverters. The constraints due to commutation phenomena are also reduced and each component supports a much smaller fraction of the DC-bus voltage when the number of levels is higher. For this reason, the switches support more high reverse voltages in high-power applications and the converter output signals are with good spectral qualities. Thus, the using of this type of inverter, associated with a judicious control of power components, allows deleting some harmonics
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Title : What Relationship Exists Between Gross Domestic Product and Public Expenditure in Nigeria? Authors : Alayemi, S. A., Nworji, I. D. Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The purpose of this study is to establish relationship between gross domestic product and public expenditure. Public expenditure was distilled into recurrent expenditure (REX) and capital expenditure (CEX). Data were collected from the Central Bank of Nigeria statistical bulletin from 1987-2013, a period of 27 years. R2 measured the proportion of the variation in the dependent variable (GDP) that was explained by variations in the independent variables (REX and CEX), 97% of the variation (and not the variance) was explained while 3% was unexplained. Adjusted R2 measured the proportion of the variance in the dependent variable (GDP) that was explained by variations in the independent variables (REX and CEX), 94% of the variance was explained while 6% was unexplained. The overall significance of the model was assessed by the value in the ANOVA table The result indicated that the model is significant as value of F-value = 165.723 and P-value = .000 which is less than 0.05. The result showed that for 1% increase in REX and CEX, the average or expected change in GDP is 15.6% and 10.3% respectively. The results of the hypotheses tested are: H01 (p-value =.000 and t-value = 6.469); H02 (p-value =.011 and t-value = 2.665).The two hypotheses were rejected at 0.01 significant levels.
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Title : ASSESSING THE MOTIVATIONAL NEEDS OF EMPLOYEES: A CASE STUDY OF GHANA NATIONAL FIRE SERVICE TAMALE METROPOLIS Authors : Adams Issahaku Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This study examined the motivational needs, level of satisfied motivational needs and self motivation strategies of employees of GNFS in the Tamale Metropolis. 40% of the workers were selected to form the sample for this study. The study revealed that majority, as high as 76.9% of respondents were male reflecting the masculine nature of the job of fire fighting. Motivation in the organisation was found to be acceptable the study revealed that no employee express intension of leaving, and the most noted reason why they will stay was found to be free medical services registering 30.8%. staff were found to be self motivated using self motivation strategies, and the most used strategy was building self confidence. 92.3% of the respondents indicated that they will leave the organisation if they perceive the job as risk and dangerous. However, 96.2% of respondents stated that intrinsically, they are motivated by the feeling that they are in the position of saving lives and property of people in times fire and other natural disasters. It is therefore clear that employees of GNFS in the Tamale Metropolis are motivated enough to stay with the organisation.
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Title : Design of High Speed Excess-3 Adder Using LUT Authors : Mallireddy Sai Deepika, M. Naresh Babu Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Processing of decimal numbers using binary system tends to be costly in terms of area and speed. To realize decimal operations efficiently an improved approach to implement decimal additions is proposed which is based on 6-input LUTs and fast carry chains. A new architecture is proposed with emphasis on critical path delay reduction. The adder architecture is implemented on Xilinx Virtex-6 FPGA for operand sizes from 2 to 18 digits. the design has outperformed other approaches in terms of area and delay. On average, the delay reduction is 13.1% and LUT saving is 28.9% compared to a conventional BCD adder. excess-3 addition is implemented using this system.
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Title : A Pearson Product-moment Correlation Coefficient Based Analysis of Comparison of Character and Syllable-based Readability Indices of Web-pages Authors : Dr. Jatinderkumar R. Saini Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : With an increased exposure of internet, usage of matrimonial sites has increased. The providers of matrimonial services often require the users to sign-up and agree to their terms and conditions of usage. These conditions differently referred to by matrimonial web-sites as private policy, safety guide, etc. have been here collectively identified as policy guides. This paper presents the analysis of comparison of two sets of readability indices for more than 50 webpages comprising nearly 90,000 words from 30 matrimonial websites. The first set of readability indices is composed of two character-based tests viz. Automated Readability Index (ARI) and Coleman-Liau Index (CLI) whereas the second set is composed of three syllable-based tests viz. Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level (FKGL), Gunning Fog Index (GFI) and Simple Measure of Gobbledygook (SMOG) Index. The averages of the two sets have been found to be 11.97 and 11.18, respectively whereas the Pearson Product-moment Correlation Coefficient value of 0.76 has been found. Both the results lead to conclude that the set of character-based and the set of syllable-based readability indices could be used interchangeably for assessing the comprehensibility of a text document. The paper also presents the results of inter-set and intra-set comparison of individual indices from both sets.
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Title : GRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF LSB BASED ALGORITHM Authors : Er.Shefali Manchanda, Er.Ravinder Bisht, Deepika Chaudhary Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Digital Image watermarking is the process of hiding the digital data in the Image. It is used to protect the content of image by insertion of digital mark into the image. This paper presents digital watermarking algorithm using least significant bit (LSB). LSB is used because of its little effect on the image. In this paper an invisible watermarking technique (least significant bit) and a visible watermarking algorithm is discussed depending on the length of the watermark. The proposed work is explained using algorithm and graphical results. Various attacks are performed namely Gaussian noise, Poisson noise, Salt & Pepper noise and Rotation on watermarked image with the calculation of parameters like Mean Square Error (MSE), Peak Signal to Noise Ratio (PSNR), Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR), Signal Mean Square Error (S_MSE).
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Title : BEST IMAGE COMPRESSION OF RADIOGRAPHS USING WAVELET AND NEURAL NETWORKS Authors : GUNJAN ARYA Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Bandwidth conservation is an important issue in case of multimedia communication. Uncompressed multimedia (graphical, audio and video) data requires considerable storage capacity and transmission bandwidth. Despite rapid progress in mass-storage density, processor speeds and digital communication system performance, it demands for data storage capacity and data-transmission bandwidth continuously to outstrip the capabilities of available technologies. So to solve this problem an efficient multimedia communication scheme is proposed which is based on Wavelet. Image compression is the technique of reducing the size of image file without degrading the quality of the image. There are many techniques available in the lossy image compression in which Wavelet transform based image compression is the best technique. Various types of Wavelets are used for image compression. This paper shows Better image compression by using different wavelet with the help of Neural network. The paper defines the progress made towards calculating different parameter for Wavelet and after that determines the wavelet which gives minimum value of mean square error and maximum value of peak signal to noise ratio. By this best compression Wavelet is obtained. For Analysis considered MSE value should be a minimum and peak signal to noise ratio value should be a maximum. By implementing neural network, the optimum image compression system use a supervised neural network based on the back propagation learning algorithm, due to its implementation, simplicity and the availability of sufficient target database for training the supervised learner is obtained.
The paper present the idea of image compression based on hierarchical back propagation neural network and results are analyzed. The further analysis is conducted in the network model and tested training algorithm. Finally image compression and image reconstruction are accomplished respectively, a minimum accuracy of 89% was considered as accepted. The neural network yielded 98.65% correct recognition rate of optimum compression ratios,
This concludes that a high compression ratio is achieved with Bi-orthogonal Wavelet functions. The results are obtained with a Bi-orthogonal 6.8 Reconstruction Wavelet function and proved the best. Then Neural Network is implemented to prove the best result and hence achieved. Experimental results suggest that the proposed system can be efficiently used to compress while maintaining high image compression.
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Title : EMBEDDED BASED SPEED AND DIRECTION CONTROL FOR DC MOTOR USING ARM PROCESSOR Authors : ANAND. K, MANIKANDAN.P, BALA SHANKAR.B, KRISHNA KUMAR.S Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Embedded based speed and direction control for dc motor using speech recognition tech is proposed and also we can drive DC motor forward and reverse direction with different speed. This project makes it possible to use the speakers’ voice to verify their identity and control access to DC motor. Mel Frequency cepstral co-efficient is used to recognize user speech and vector quantization is used increase Speech recognition accuracy.
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Title : Impact of Structural and Doping Parameter Variations on NQS Delay, Intrinsic Gain and NF in FinFETs Authors : B. Lakshmi, R. Srinivasan Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper investigates the effect of process variations on RF metrices, non-quasi static (NQS) delay, intrinsic gain and noise figure (NF) in 30 nm gate length FinFET by performing extensive 3D TCAD simulations. Sensitivity of NQS delay, intrinsic gain and NF on different geometrical parameters, channel doping, source/drain doping are studied. The most significant parameters are found to be gate length, underlap, oxide thickness, fin width and height, source/drain doping.
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Title : MODELING OF SENSORLESS CONTROL OF PMBLDC MOTOR Authors : P.MANIKANDAN, K.ANAND, J.RAJESH, J.PRANESH JONATHAN Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : A model of BLDC motor is done using MATLAB. This simulated model is based on the dynamic mathematical equations of the BLDC motor. The different blocks associated with BLDC motor such as the inverter, speed and current controllers which are necessary for controlling the motor is also simulated using MATLAB. Based on this model a sensor less control technique is implemented. For this purpose a zero crossing position (ZCP) method is proposed. The simulation results indicate that the established model based on the method proposed in this study has a good response to the rotor speed. This can be used for the future work of control design of BLDC motors. The hardware implementation is also possible because of satisfied simulated output results.
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Title : Design of ALU using Reversible Logic and Optimization of Quantum Cost Authors : Manpreet Kaur Walia, Balwinder Singh Dhaliwal Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Reversible logic has received great attention in the recent years due to their ability to reduce the power dissipation which is the main requirement in low power VLSI design. Quantum computers are constructed using reversible logic circuits. It has wide applications in low power CMOS, Optical information processing, DNA computing, quantum computation and nanotechnology. Their implementation using Quantum Gates further enhances their prospect for next generation VLSI applications.
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Title : Implementation of Low Power Turbo Encoder and Decoder in Wireless Applications Authors : T. Chandini, V. Jayachandra Naidu Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Turbo coding is an advanced forward error correction algorithm in which the encoder generates a data stream consisting of two independently encoded data streams and a single un encoded data stream. The two parity streams are weakly correlated due to the interleaving. It is a standard component in third generation (3G) wireless communication systems, like those employing Wideband Code Division Multiple Access (W-CDMA). W-CDMA systems must handle online multimedia applications as well as conventional voice communications. In the turbo decoder, the two parity streams are separately decoded with soft decision outputs, referred to as extrinsic information. The strength of the turbo decoding results from the sharing of the extrinsic information in a number of iterations. The extrinsic information is passed from one parity decoding step to the other, from one iteration to the other. In this paper, we decompose low complexity turbo decoder architecture by using SB/DB mode algorithm. The proposed architecture is simulated in Cadence encounter (R) RTL compiler and also in Xilinx ISE 14.3 and the power consumption was found to be of 0.0034mW as compared to the existing architecture which consumes a power of 4.17mW.
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Title : Proactive analysis of Financial Statements Authors : Sidaq Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Proactive analysis of financial statements means estimating the future position and initiating change and influencing environment to attain desired place. This technique allows teams to discover possible problems, or ways the launch could fail, while there is still time to make adjustments. This paper explores the topic of understanding proactive analysis of financial statements. It also discuss about the reasons and essentials of proactive analysis of financial statements. Then, it details about the benefits and limitations of proactive analysis of financial statements. Lastly it is concluded that proactive analysis of financial statements is very useful as it helps in understanding the risk and profitability of a firm, business, sub-business or project through analysis of reported and projected financial information, by using different accounting tools and techniques.
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Title : HIGH VOLTAGE PULSE POWER APPLICATION USING ARM7 PROCESSOR Authors : B.Balashankar, J.Pranesh Jonathan, P.Manikandan, K.Anand Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this paper we discuss about high voltage pulse power supply technology which is a new effective improvement in dust precipitation which can output pulse width modulation in frequency of 20~50 KHZ duty cycle of 12% to 50%. By using High-Voltage pulse power supply technology variable pulse parameters can be adjusted such as pulse voltage, pulse amplitude, duty cycle, frequency. High voltage device controller is used to generate high frequency and thereby removing dust using dust collector. High frequencies above 20-50 KHZ can be obtained & energy efficiency about 60%-90% can be obtained
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Title : AN ACTIVE CLAMP BASED TECHNIQUE FOR A HIGH EFFICIENT FLYBACK CONVERTER Authors : B.Balashankar, J.Pranesh Jonathan, J.Rajesh, K.Somasekar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper proposes a flyback converter with a new active clamp control method. With the proposed control method, the energy in the leakage inductance can be fully recycled. The soft switching can be achieved for the main switch and the absorbed leakage energy is transferred to the output and input side. Compared to the conventional active clamp technique, the proposed methods can achieve high efficiency both for heavy-load and light-load condition, and the efficiency is almost not affected by the leakage inductance. A Z - source converter network is also included between the converter main circuit and power source to achieve higher efficiency. The detailed operation principle is proposed.
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Title : Customers’ Purchasing Behaviour among Readymade Shops Authors : Dr. P. Mohanraj, N. Loganathan Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Modern consumer may take the production of clothing for granted, making fabric by hand is a tedious and labour intensive process. The textile industry was the first to be mechanized during the industrial revolution attests to this fact before the invention of the power loom textile production took many hours and call used many hands. Different cultures have evolved various way of creating clothes out of cloth; one approach simply involves draping the rectangles of cloth wrapped to fit. For example, the dhoti for men and the sari for women in the Indian subcontinent the Scottish kilt or the Javanese sarong. The cloths may simply betide up, as is the case of the first two garment or pins or belts hold the garment place, as in the case of the first two. The precious cloth remains uncut, and people of various sizes or the same person at different sizes can wear the garment. The present study mainly aims that to know the purchasing behaviour of customers among readymade shops in Erode district.
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Title : Smart Cloud environment through Semantic Retrieval Authors : M.Thangaraj, G.Sujatha Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The WWW is a huge wide distributed global in- formation centre for many information services. The availability of web resources are enormous that whatever a user needs at a given moment can be found. These resources are not only for data items, but functionality delivered through some sort of service architecture. Cloud computing has emerged as one of the foremost computing models for providing services over the internet. As the range of available cloud services increases, the matter of service discovery and selection arises. To meet out the user’s needs, the selection process is integrated with semantic technologies to facilitate the discovery of cloud resources. The architecture proposed here integrates semantic annotation and indexed techniques to cloud services with the ontology evolution which will produce semantically enhanced cloud services.
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Title : EFFECTIVE MAN-MACHINE COUPLING USING IMAGE PROCESSING Authors : Mr. Raskar D. S., Prof. Mrs. Belagali P. P. Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this paper we describe a straight forward technique for tracking a human hand based on images acquired by an active stereo camera system. We demonstrate the implementation of this method for pick and place robot as part of a multi-modal man-machine interaction system: detecting the hand-position, the robot can interpret a human pointing gesture as the specification of a target object to grasp.
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Title : Effect of irrigation methods and levels on cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) yield and irrigation water productivity Authors : M.S.Kahlon Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : To investigate the effect of irrigation methods and levels on water productivity and cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) yield, a field experiment was conducted at Research Farm of Department of Soil Science, Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana during kharif 2011. Three irrigation methods tested includes drip irrigated beds, ridge and flat flood. Three levels of irrigation were also tested i.e. IW/PAN-E ratio of 1.0, 1.25 and 1.5 in ridge and flat flood, while in drip irrigation equivalent ratios of 0.20, 0.30 and 0.40 were maintained. The highest mean cotton seed yield of 2.3 t/ha was observed under drip irrigated beds at IW/PAN-E ratio of 0.40. The ridge and flat methods yielded 1.9 and 1.7 t/ha, respectively at equivalent IW/PAN-E ratio of 1.5. The irrigation water productivity (IWP) was also observed to be highest under drip irrigated beds. The water productivity decreases with increase in irrigation level. The results revealed that drip irrigated beds could successfully be used for higher cotton seed yield and water productivity.
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Title : EFFICIENT DATA PRE-PROCESSING TECHNIQUE FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL Authors : M.Aarthy Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : A probabilistic topic model for analyzing and extracting the content-related annotations data from noisy annotated discrete data such as web pages stored using social Add bookmark services. With these services, because users can attach annotations data at freely, some annotations data details did not describe the semantics of the content of the data, thus they are noisy data, i.e., not content related data’s. The extraction of content-related data or keyword can be used as a prepossessing step in machine learning tasks such as text classification and image file recognition, or can improve information retrieval performance. Social annotation is an inwards data, on-line, collaborative process through which each element of a collection of resources files (e.g., URLs, pictures, videos, etc.) is associated with a group of descriptive keywords, widely known as tagged files. Each group is a query keyword and accurate summary of the relevant resource’s content and it is obtained via aggregating the opinion of users, as expressed to the form of short tag sequences process. The availability of this information gives rise to new searching keywords paradigm where resources are retrieved and ranked based on the similarity of a keyword query to their accompanying tags. The proposed model is a generative model for content and social annotation data’s, in which the annotations are assumed to originate either from topics that generated the content or from a general distribution unrelated to the content. We demonstrate to make effectiveness of the proposed method by using synthetic data and real social annotation data for text and images.
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Title : ENHANCE THE GREEDY ROUTING PROTOCOL TO REDUCE THE TIME FOR PACKET TRANSMISSION IN MANET Authors : M.Palaniammal Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : These nodes or devices can communicate with other nodes directly within or outside their transmission range .The proposed rolling-ball UDG boundary traversal is employed to completely guarantee the delivery of packets from the source to the destination node under the UDG network. The boundary map and the indirect map searching scheme are proposed as efficient algorithms for the realization of the RUT technique. The hop count reduction scheme is utilized as a short-cutting technique to reduce the routing hops by listening to the neighbour’s traffic, while the intersection navigation mechanism is proposed to obtain the best rolling direction for boundary traversal with the adoption of shortest path criterion. In previous research on mobile ad-hoc network indicated to use of GAR-Protocol algorithm because it simplifies routing and can improve the performance of flexibility and scalability in the network. In this proposed work, enhanced the greedy routing protocol through reducing the time during the packet transmission in MANET.
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Title : Anthropoid odds: Robotics and Cognitive Revolution Authors : Rinaldo C. Michelini, Roberto P. Razzoli Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The human civilisation is seen reaching critical situations, because its ecologic sustainability is undermined by over-depletion and over-contamination practices, compared to the current availability of natural resources and the planned reintegration measures. The study outlines the anthropoid chances, supposing that ‹life and intelligence singularities›, in the past, occurred on the earth, enabling ‹agentive› skills by gene evolution of organic forms and ‹cognitive› knacks by meme fruition of human species. The ‹progress›, thus, is not the effect of ‹natural laws›, maybe, universe-inherent either God-ruled; it is contingently arranged by the men proficiency, using available sources, after biological, chemical, engineering, etc. transformations. The picture can open less dramatic prospects, face to ecology threats, if we restrict our views on temporary growth, bounded by the provisional men aptitudes and possibilities. The survey summarises a few theoretical prerequisites of the contingent ‹cognitive revolution›, with the linked state-of-the-art implications.
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Title : A Low Noise Figure and High Gain 6 GHz CMOS LNA with Inductive Source Degeneration Topology Authors : Ch.Anandini, Ram Kumar, F.A.Talukdar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper presents a 6GHz .18-μm CMOS having low noise figure and good gain LNA which uses an inductive source degeneration topology to have good noise performance, increased gain, and save power consumption. The circuit measurement is performed using UMC .18μm CMOS Technology in cadence tool. The LNA exhibits a noise figure of1.8dB, gain of 18.50dB, =--24.dB from1.8V.
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Title : Comparison Analysis of LDPC Decoding Techniques Authors : Mini Manpreet, Prabhdeep Singh Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : LDPC codes were first introduced by Gallanger in his phD thesis in 1960. An LDPC code is a linear error correcting code that has a parity check matrix H with small number of nonzero elements in each row and column. There are so many decoding techniques for LDPC codes. In this paper, the deciding criteria for the performance analysis is to compare the BER performance of these codes under the sum product and the bit flip decoding algorithms.
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Title : Condition Monitoring of a Hydraulic Brake System Using Sequential Minimal Optimization (SMO) Algorithm Authors : Vishnu Mukundan, R. Jegadeeshwaran, V. Sugumaran Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Brake systems are one of the most important systems in automobiles. Many accidents occur daily due to brake failure. Hence, brake system requires constant monitoring to ensure safety. It can be done using a machine learning approach. It is one of the condition monitoring techniques, which is used to predict the faults. In this study, the faults in hydraulic brakes are monitored through vibration signals. The vibration signals from the hydraulic brake arrangement are to be acquired using a piezoelectric type transducer and stored using a data acquisition system. From this vibration signals, the relevant statistical features were extracted. The extracted features were classified by using Sequential Minimal Optimization (SMO) algorithm. The classification accuracy and the performance level of the classifier was found.
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Title : NANOTECHNOLOGY FOR PLANT DISEASES CONTROL Authors : Wafaa M. Haggag Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Nanotechnology is going viral and its potential is touted to usher in the second green revolution. Given the increasing world population, it is necessary to use the modern technologies such as bio and nanotechnologies in agricultural sciences. Nanotechnology has been defined as relating to materials, systems and processes which operate at a scale of 100 nanometers (nm) or less Nanotechnology has many applications in all stages of production, processing, storing, packaging and transport of agricultural products. Investments in agriculture and food nanotechnologies carry increasing weight because their potential benefits range from improved food quality and safety to reduced agricultural inputs and improved processing and nutrition. It is presumed that nanotechnology will make agriculture sustainable and profitable by reducing the use of fertilizers, pesticides and water due to their enhanced use efficiency. Nanotechnology can be used for combating the plant diseases either by controlled delivery of functional molecules or as diagnostic tool for disease detection. Therefore a slew of nano-devices and products are being developed for smart delivery of fertilizers, pesticides, growth regulators including nanosensors for real-time monitoring of soil conditions, crop growth, disease attack etc. This would mean enhanced Agriculture production , healthy food softy and security. The possibilities in future as well as some success that have been achieved so far are discussed in this review.
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Title : DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF MICROCONTROLLER BASED AUTOMATIC FAN SPEED REGULATOR (USING TEMPERATURE SENSOR) Authors : Nwankwo Nonso Prince , Alumona Theophilus , Onwuzulike Daniel .A., Nwankwo Vincent Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper presents the design and implementation of Microcontroller based automatic Fan speed regulator using temperature sensor. Most of the available Fans today are controlled manually by voltage regulators which have different stages of speed. During summer nights especially, the room temperature is initially quit high, as time passes, the temperature starts dropping. Also, after a person falls asleep, the metabolic rate of one’s body decreases, and one is expected to wake up from time to time to adjust the speed of the Fan. Many people have died as a result of this, and the disabled / physically challenged persons are affected the most because of the inconveniences associated in changing the Fan speed level manually when the room temperature changes. So, an efficient automatic Fan speed control system that automatically changes the speed level according to the change in environment / room temperature was implemented to solve the problems associated in Fan speed manual control system. To solve these problems the system made use of; AT89C51 Microcontroller, temperature sensor (LM 35), Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) and the Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) as its main components to achieve a new technology in “control system” that monitors and regulates the speed of a Ceiling Fan depending on the room temperature at any point in time. The temperature sensor (LM 35) which is directly connected to the Analogue to Digital converter (ADC) is used to sense any slight change in room temperature. The output of the temperature sensor which is in Analogue form is fed to the input of the Analogue to Digital Converter (ADC) whose main task is to convert the analogue signal (change in room temperature) from the temperature sensor to its digital equivalent. The output of the (ADC) is directly coupled to the Microcontroller for further processing and control to achieve the desired system. The sensed and the set values of the temperature, including the Fan speed are displayed on the (16 x 2) Liquid Crystal Display (LCD). The designed system has been proven to be a reasonable advancement in control system technology.
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Title : Design and Implementation of Microcontroller Based Security Door System using Fingerprint Recognition Technology Authors : Nwankwo Nonso Prince , Alumona Theophilus , Nwankwo Vincent , Nwokeke .O. Albert Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper presents a design and implementation of microcontroller based security door system using fingerprint technology. It utilizes fingerprint recognition technology to allow access to only those whose fingerprints are stored in the system database. The designed system eliminates the need for keeping track of keys, remembering a combination password, or PIN. Users can open the door by simply placing their finger(s) on the fingerprint scanner made available in the system. In this project implementation, the fingerprint module from Mixes Biometrics was used. It can store up to 750 finger prints on its own memory. The microcontroller (AT89C52) interacts with the module. Once an image is captured by the fingerprint scanner, the digital information is transferred to a digital signal processor (DSP) to generate a match. The first step in the matching process is conditioning the scanned fingerprint. Finger print readers rarely use the full fingerprint for identification. Rather, DSPs use algorithms to extract the unique features and patterns of each print to generate a unique digital code. The second step in the software flow is to take the code generated from the scanned image and compare it to a database of potential matches. The main important units of the system are; the microcontroller unit, the finger print module, the LCD display unit, the power supply unit, the buzzer unit, and the output unit (door). They were discussed in the write-up for proper understanding of the system. The AT89C52 microcontroller that was used to store all the assembly language of the system was programmed with the aid of a Top Universal Programmer.
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Title : Survey on Application of Artificial Intelligence Techniques Authors : A.P.Burnwal, Abhishek Kumar, Santosh Kumar Das Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Artificial Intelligence is the part of computer science concerned with the study and creation of computer systems that exhibit some form of intelligence. Intelligence is the ability to learn about, to learn from, to understand about, and interact with one’s environment. It is not to make any mistakes but quickly to understand how to make them good. So intelligence is the faculty of understanding. Basically AI tries to solve the complex problems in more human like fashion and in relatively very less time than any human takes. This paper focuses a survey on applications of artificial intelligence techniques.
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Title : Single-Phase Nine-Level Grid-Connected Inverter for Photo-Voltaic System Authors : I.Sobharani, G . Trinadh Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The ever-increasing energy consumption, fossil fuels soaring costs and exhaustible nature, and worsening global environment have created a booming interest in renewable energy generation systems, one of which is photovoltaic. Such a system generates electricity by converting the Sun’s energy directly into electricity. Photovoltaic-generated energy can be delivered to power system networks through grid-connected inverters.
A single-phase seven-level inverter for grid-connected photovoltaic systems, with a novel pulse width-modulated (PWM) control scheme is proposed. Three reference signals that are identical to each other with an offset that is equivalent to the amplitude of the triangular carrier signal were used to generate the PWM signals. The inverter is capable of producing seven levels of output-voltage levels (Vdc, 2Vdc/3, Vdc/3, 0,−Vdc,−2Vdc/3,−Vdc/3) from the dc supply voltage. Along with this a novel nine level grid connected inverter with reduced number of switches is also proposed. It generates nine levels of output voltage (Vdc, Vdc/4, 2Vdc/4, 3Vdc/4, 0, -Vdc/4, -2Vdc/4, -3Vdc/4, -Vdc). The proposed system is verified through simulation and the results were presented.
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Title : Enhancement of Human Visual System (HVS) using different multi resolution based filter banks Authors : D.Vani, K.Sudha Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Gaussian noise level estimation is of fundamental interest in vision and image processing applications. A new effective noise level estimation method is proposed by study of singular values of noise corrupted images. Tail of singular values is used for noise estimation and also known noise is added to the noisy image for the noise estimation by singular value decomposition. For the simple implementation and low computation costs and for visual quality improvements, to have higher PSNR values compared to previous methods different multi resolution Directional Filter Banks (DFB) is used.
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Title : Enhancement of power flow and optimal location of Steady State models of TCSC and SVC using intelligent algorithm Authors : Mr.P.VENKATESH, Dr.CH.CHENGAIAH Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In emergent power system, increased transactions where the systems no longer remains in secure operating region. The paper mainly focused on the application of flexible AC transmission system (FACTS) and use of Differential Evolution (DE) based algorithm for the allocation & coordinated operation of multiple FACTS devices for the improved power transfer capacity and economic operation of an interconnected power system is presented. Both the conventional load flow algorithm (CLFA) and DE based approach is applied on IEEE 30-bus system. The system is reactively loaded starting from base to 200 % of base load and the system performance is observed with and without FACTS devices. Active and reactive power flow in different lines gives an idea in determining the positions of FACTS devices to be placed in the system for the improved performance. Then the CLFA & DE based optimization approach is applied to find the size of the FACTS devices and the comparative analysis between these two techniques are made. This differential evolution (DE) based approach for the installation of FACTS devices found as more beneficial than CLFA based method.
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Title : STUDY OF WORK ABILITY WITH USE OF COIR FIBRES IN CONCRETE COMPOSITES Authors : Er Mayank Varshney, Er. Sanjay Sharma, Ar. Meenu Varshney Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Investigations to overcome the brittle response and limiting post – yield energy absorption of concrete led to the development of fibre reinforced concrete using discrete fibres within the concrete mass. A wide variety of fibres have been proposed by the researchers such as steel, glass, polypropylene, carbon, polyester, acrylic and aramid etc., Over half of the population around the world is living in slums and villages. The earthquake damages in rural areas get multiplied mainly due to the widely adopted non– engineered constructions. On the other hand, in many smaller towns and villages in southern part of India, materials such as nylon, plastic, tyre, coir, sugarcane bagasse and rice husk are available as waste. So, here an attempt has been made to investigate the possibility of reusing these locally available rural waste fibrous materials as concrete composites.
Since the materials used are locally available rural fibres, a detailed characterization is planned. A concrete mix has been designed to achieve the minimum grade of M20 as required by IS 456 – 2000. The investigation contains four phases. In the first phase, to identify the effects on workability and mechanical strength properties due to the addition of these rural fibres, workability tests such slump, vee – bee, air content tests and the mechanical strength tests on standard specimens such as compressive strength, split tensile strength, modulus of rupture, modulus of elasticity and shear strength were conducted on the different fibrous concrete specimens to obtain the optimum volume fraction and length of fibres.
Totally 96 cubes, 162 cylinders, 54 prism beams ,15 flexure specimens and 54 shear specimens and 4 nos Beam-column joints (Tee) were cast and tested to study the workability, mechanical strength, static loading behavior, seismic loading and beam column joint behavior under cyclic loading
Based on the experimental results of workability and mechanical strength studies, a constant length of 50 mm and two volume fractions such as 0.5% and 1% are chosen for further studies. By analyzing the results, empirical relations also have been proposed for mechanical strength properties and compared with the experimental results. From these results, it is concluded that even though addition of fibres reduces the workability of fresh concrete, marginal improvements in the mechanical strength properties are observed which ranges from 10% to 20%.
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Title : A Study on the Impact of Poly mixed Activated Sludge generated From STP Based SBR Technology Authors : Er Mayank Varshney, Er. Abhinav Tyagi, Ar. Meenu Varshney Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In Recent Year, In India there are many new technologies are introduced for the treatment of Waste Water. As the consumption of water increases due to increase in population has increased the amount of waste water and sludge. Here in this article we will focus on dry Activated sludge coming from process of Dewatering method from Centrifuge Machine and used as manure for horticulture. Sequencing Batch Reactor is the process which is used for waste water treatment for better water quality. As it was introduced in India since 2002, One of the crucial question in this technology is weather dewatered sludge can be used as a manure as it contains Cationic Poly Electrolyte Molecules that are used to separate the solid from liquid. Farmers who are generally depend upon the Manure for their rapid growth of plant can be useful for them and easily availability with low price Sludge Available from STPs.
Poly electrolytes are polymers whose repeating units bear an electrolyte group. Poly cations and poly anions are poly electrolytes. Here for our experiment we are using Poly Grade ZETAC 8125 From BSF Product. These groups will dissociate in aqueous solutions (water), making the polymers charged. Polyelectrolyte properties are thus similar to both electrolytes (salts) and polymers (high molecular weight compounds), and are sometimes called poly salts. Like salts, their solutions are electrically conductive. Like polymers, their solutions are often viscous. Charged molecular chains, commonly present in soft matter systems, play a fundamental role in determining structure, stability and the interactions of various molecular assemblies.
Same answer has to be found in this article so that waste treatment plant based on new technology must be far better with the convectional technology used in India.
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Title : Recycling of Cemented Tungsten Carbide Cutting Tools Authors : M.Narasimha, S. Ramesh Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Cemented carbides, best known for their superior wear resistance, have a range of industrial uses which are diverse compared to other powder metallurgy product applications. Common uses include metalworking tools, mining tools, and wear-resistant components. All of these applications have one physical property requirement in common: the ability to resist wear. Erosion resistance of carbides is important in applications such as sand blast/spray nozzles, seals in slurry pumps, and component parts in the oil industry. Cemented carbide is an excellent choice for the nozzles because it can outwear steel 100 to 1 and will thereby maintain the spray pattern and quantity of flow for a longer period of time, extending the service life of the nozzles. Many applications can use a small carbide nozzle insert held to other base materials by epoxy, braze, shrink fit or taper fit. This permits the use of carbide without a major redesign of a nozzle assembly or the need to manufacture a complex shape from solid carbides. In the mining and mineral industries, the components exposed to severe mechanical interaction among very abrasive nonmetallic and metallic materials. The abrasive nature of most ores can cause significant wear to both handling and processing equipment. A variety of WC/Co materials have been used for hardfacing to meet an extremely wide range of severe abrasive conditions, especially oil well drill bits, tool joints, rock drill bits. The physical and mechanical properties of cemented tungsten carbides make them appropriate materials for a wide range of structural components, including plungers, boring bars, powder compacting dies and punches, high pressure dies and punches, pulverizing hammers, carbide feed rolls and chuck jaws, and many others. The predominant wear factors in most applications are high abrasion, attrition, and erosion. The rigidity, hardness, and dimensional stability of cemented carbide, coupled with its resistance to abrasion, corrosion, and extreme temperature, provide superior performance in fluid-handling application, such as seal rings, bearings, valve stems, and valve seats.
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Title : Evaluating the Efficiency of DMUs with Fuzzy Data via FDH Model Authors : MASOUD SEDGHI, JAFAR AHMADI SHALI, MEHRDAD NABAHAT Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) is a non-parametrical method for evaluating the efficiency of Decision Making Units (DMUs) using mathematical programming. The CCR model, the BCC model and the FDH model are well known as basic DEA models. These models based on the domination structure in primal form are characterized by how to determine the production possibility set from a viewpoint of dual form; the convex cone, the convex hull and the free disposable hull for the observed data, respectively.
All these calculations occur when all data, that is the inputs and the outputs of Decision Making Units, are positive and crisp data. Now this question arises: if the data are Symmetric Triangular Fuzzy Number, how will be the method of computing the efficiency of Decision Making Units? In this article, we will introduce a method for evaluating the efficiency of Decision Making Units (DMUs) with FDH model when all data are symmetric triangular fuzzy numbers.
The basic idea is to transform the fuzzy model into a crisp mixed integer nonlinear programming problem by applying an approach. Finally, a numerical example is proposed to display the application of this method.
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Title : STEPPED-ISO-STRESS APPROACH FOR BIBOLO: Dibetou (Lovoa Trichilioides) Authors : ALABEWEH F. S., FOGUE M., GBAGUIDI AISSE G. L., TALLA P.K. Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Wood based structures are required to have long life spans which can be as high as 12 decades. Conventional creep testing to obtain performance data for such long periods is cumbersome and difficult. An accelerated technique, the Stepped Iso-Stress Approach (SISA), which allows accelerated testing of materials to determine their creep response in a few hours, is presented. Creep strain is recorded as a function of time and the stress is increased step-wise after 3 hours creep periods.
The creep curves at different stress levels can be shifted along the time axis to generate a single curve known as a master curve, from which long term performance data can be obtained. The technique, needed to obtain a smooth master curve is explained. The procedure in SISA is similar to the more familiar Stepped Iso-Thermal Method (SISTM) but the acceleration is now obtained by increasing the stress in steps rather than stepping the temperature. An additional stress provides energy to the system in an analogue of the effect of heat in SISTM.
SISA relies on the time-stress superposition principle concept. Various theories, assumptions and the different steps of the method are described. This method is advantageous over SISTM because there is no need to use elevated temperatures, which may affect the chemical properties of the tested materials. The applicability of the method is investigated.
The activation volume is determined and found to vary with stress level.
This paper presents testing on Bibolo, Dibetou (Lovoa trichilioides) using (SISA). The resulting creep curves are similar to those obtained from conventional creep testing.
The ability to carry out reliable creep tests in a reasonable time at low stress levels allows the designer to have much more confidence in the performance data and allows confident prediction of structural lifetimes.
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Title : A METHEMATICAL MODEL FOR EPIDEMICS SPREAD IN A COMMUNITY Authors : NWANKWO STEVE C Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : A model is a simplified representation of a real-life situation. This paper proposes a mathematical model Epidemics spread e.g. HIV/AIDS. The peculiar applicability and limitations of this model with reference to Nigeria were examined. We also elaborated why modeling of epidemics is one of the most needed statistical supports for meeting the millennium development goals (MDGs), particularly in Nigeria. We concluded by proposing a disease transmission predictive mode which could be used to project the spread of epidemics in our society.
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Title : THE ROLE OF INFORMAL SECTOR IN ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE NIGERIAN ECONOMY THE CASE OF MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISES Authors : MARYAM KABIR Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The important role played by informal sector in the provision of employment opportunities and income generation cannot be over emphasized. The contribution of the sector in absorbing the abundant unemployed labour force formally, serve as a bridging gap between wage employment and being unemployed. The sector is constrained by the size of capital, poor infrastructural facilities and shortage of raw materials or where the raw materials are available the technology is not there. Simple descriptive method of analysis is employed in this paper. One of the findings is that the sector serves as a means of diversifying the productive base of the economy and utilizing the indigenous resources. It is recommended therefore that despite efforts made by the government in assisting micro enterprises a lot need to be done in the provision of credit facilities, training and that production of certain goods in the economy. Marketing for these goods should be created by the government as seen in many developing economies like china, Korea and India.
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Title : Monitoring Automobile Tyre Pressure with Statistical Computations and J48 Decision Tree Algorithm Authors : Hemanth Mithun Praveen, V. Sugumaran Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Currently tyre pressure monitoring systems are used in automobiles to determine the air pressure of the tyres. These systems use pressure sensors in case of direct systems or wheel speed sensors in case of indirect systems. In this study the problem was treated as a fault diagnosis problem in which a MEMS accelerometer was used to detect vibration from the wheel hub of the vehicle. These vibration signals were extracted by selecting a suitable sampling rate. Statistical features were computed from the acquired signals and classified using the J48 Decision tree algorithms. By interpreting the signals the tyre pressure could be predicted indirectly. No major modifications were performed on the vehicle.
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Title : Comparative Study of the Compressive Strength of concrete when Natural Crushed Stone Coarse Aggregate is replaced by Recycle Aggregates and Coconut Shells Authors : Vikash Kumar Singh, Pradeep Tiwari, Devansh Jain Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Construction in growing all over the world, due to this availability of natural building material becomes less. When we talk about the coarse aggregates the first thing comes in our mind is natural crushed stone. In the present scenario availability of natural stone is less, and also natural stones are not easily available. To reduce this problem there are certain wastes by which Natural Crushed stone can partially can replaced. In this paper natural crushed stone (NCS) is partially replaced by Recycle Aggregates (RA) and Coconut Shells (CS). In Concrete Mix of M30 was prepared in that coarse aggregate was replace by 5%, 10% and 15% of Recycled aggregate (RA) and Coconut Shells (CS).
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Title : A REVIEW ON THE PROTECTION SCHEMES FOR THE ALTERNATOR Authors : D. Edison Selvaraj, Dr. C. Pugazhendhi Sugumaran, J. Ganesan, M. Raj Kumar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this paper, the different types of faults occurring on the alternator were discussed. The causes and effects of faults occurring on the alternators were also discussed. The protective methods used for alternators were elaborated. The necessity of alternator protection was studied. All the causes and effects of alternator faults were given in different sequence diagrams. This paper would be useful for young engineers to at least study the important faults occurring in the alternators
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Title : FUZZY BASED DPFC FOR DAMPING POWER SYSTEM OSCILLATIONS Authors : R.Surendra Naik, S.Ravindra, Dr.P.Hari Krishna Prasad Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : A new control scheme to improve the stability of a system by optimal design of distributed power flow controller (DPFC) based stabilizer is presented in this paper. The paper demonstrates the basic module, steady state operation, mathematical analysis, and current injection modeling of the DPFC.
The purpose of the work reported in this paper is to design an oscillation damping controller for DPFC to damp low frequency electromechanical oscillations. A damping controller is provided to improve the damping of power system oscillations. Through damping controller an electrical torque in phase with speed deviation is to be produced in order to improve the damping of the system oscillation. Here the proposed fuzzy supplementary controller is used for damping oscillations. Results demonstrate that DPFC with the proposed model can more effectively improve the dynamic stability and enhance the transient stability of power system compared to without fuzzy logic based damping controllers.
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Title : IGANFIS DATA MINING APPROACH FOR FORECASTING CANCER THREATS Authors : Benard Nyangena Kiage Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Healthcare facilities have at their disposal vast amounts of cancer patients’ data. Medical practitioners require more efficient techniques to extract relevant knowledge from this data for accurate decision-making. However the challenge is how to extract and act upon it in a timely manner. If well engineered, the huge data can aid in developing expert systems for decision support that can assist physicians in diagnosing and predicting some debilitating life threatening diseases such as cancer. Expert systems for decision support can reduce the cost, the waiting time, and liberate medical practitioners for more research, as well as reduce errors and mistakes that can be made by humans due to fatigue and tiredness. The process of utilizing health data effectively however, involves many challenges such as the problem of missing feature values, the curse of dimensionality due to a large number of attributes, and the course of actions to determine the features that can lead to more accurate diagnosis. Effective data mining tools can assist in early detection of diseases such as cancer. In This paper, we propose a new approach called IGANFIS. This approach optimally minimizes the number of features using the information gain (IG) algorithm which is usually used in text categorization to select the quality of text. The IG will be used for selecting the quality of cancer features by virtue of reducing them in number. The reduced number quality features dataset will then be applied to the Adaptive Neuro Fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS) to train and test the proposed approach. ANFIS method of training is ideally the hybrid learning algorithm which uses the gradient descent method and Least Square Estimate (LSE) for computing the error measure for each training pair. Each cycle of the ANFIS hybrid learning consists of a forward pass to present the input vector calculating the node outputs layer by layer repeating the process for all data and a backward pass using the steepest descent algorithm to update parameters, a process called back propagation.
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Title : Impact of Exponential and Hyperbolic discounting function in effectiveness of sales promotion Authors : Somesh Kumar Sinha, Dr. Priyanka Verma Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The sales promotion tools and technique are very widely used in modern marketing practices. Their impact on consumer buying behavior is a subject of study and a lot of study is also made in this field. This research paper concentrates on studying the impact of hyperbolic and exponential function in sales promotion tools. This paper analyses the economic decision making of any customer. The product preference by customer is having impact of sales promotion tools but the time of receiving the benefit of sales promotion is also an important issue which customer analyses during purchase. This paper reveals the customer attitude during the purchase whether they think rationally or show a impulsive behavior to get benefit of sales promotion. For the study we have taken 168- sample size from the population of Bhopal and the study is done for FMCG products.
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Title : GENETIC ALGORITHM BASED OPTIMIZATION OF SELECT TECHNICAL TRADING RULES: EVIDENCE FROM INDIAN STOCK MARKET Authors : Jayanthy B, Dr. Tamilchelvi .N Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The objective of this research is to optimize the select technical trading rules. The rules uses a genetic algorithm based on technical analysis indicators such as Exponential Moving Average (EMA), Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD), Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Filter that gives buying and selling recommendations to investors. The algorithm optimizes the strategies by dynamically searching to improve profitability in the training period. The best sets of rules are then applied on the testing period. This paper proposes a novel idea to find a suitable technical trading rule which is systematically optimized to generate excess returns in the leading Indian Stock markets.
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Title : The Traveling Salesman Problem Using Minimum Spanning Tree Approach Authors : Zhao Zi Chao, Wen Jia Heng, Arun Kumar Sangaiah Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The Traveling Salesman Problem (TSP) is a widely mentioned classic case in data structure and algorithm, which can be solved in many methods. The idea was first aroused in a brochure, mentioned a problem of a salesman travelling through Germany and Swiss. At that time, the problem remained unclear and came up with no mathematical methods. The task allows a list of cities and their pair-wise distances, aiming to find out a shortest route, which visited each city only once, in order to save time and money. In this paper we are planning to consider the solution of Minimum Spanning Tree (MST) on a complete graph G = (V, E) with n=10 vertices. We have listed 10 different cities in China and aimed to find out a best route for the customers based on their inputs about which cities are the final and shortest destinations. We shall consider the method for solving the problem: first, using Minimum Spanning Tree in Heuristic Searching Algorithm, to find the shortest path. Mark the coordinates of each city and turn the statistics into distances (kilometers). Add a group of input figures, such as the number of cities visited and which is the beginning location. Output the best route for the clients eventually.
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Title : Analysis, Design and Simulation of A Sliding Mode Controlled Bidirectional Dc-Dc Converter Authors : Mrs. Jyothsnadevi Metta, Dr. S. Satyanarayana Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper describes a bidirectional DC-DC Converter, an advanced DC-DC Converter. The structure of the proposed converter is very simple and employs a coupled inductor with same winding turns on both primary and secondary sides. In step-up mode, to achieve high step-up voltage gain, the primary and secondary windings of the coupled inductor are charged in parallel and discharged in series. In step-down mode, to achieve high step-down voltage gain, the primary and secondary windings of the coupled inductor are charged in series and discharged in parallel. Thus, the proposed converter has higher step-up and step-down voltage gains than the conventional bidirectional boost/buck converter. The operating principle and efficiency analysis are discussed in detail. In this project a 14/42-V circuit is designed for automobile battery system. The simulation is done in MATLAB/Simulink with Sliding Mode Controller using voltage mode control strategy. The simulation results are compared with the open loop mode for verifying steady state as well as dynamic performance of the converter.
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Title : Rapid Incremental Innovation Strategy: Sustainable Competitive Advantage Authors : Lowell Broom, David L. Loudon, Robert W. Service, David Sonius Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Recent events have caused us to think anew about the issues accompanying our constantly connected, overly informed, multitasking lives. This new thinking requires a level of “mindfulness” where one takes the time to think about how they might improve themselves, our governments and organizations. For any entity to improve and survive, it needs to maintain a faithful curiosity by listening, looking, observing, interacting and practicing to re-assess/think/define and ultimately continuously repurpose who and what “it” is in the moment while preparing for the future. By thinking innovatively, we learn to think and innovate (Ridley, 2014 and Sternberg all dates).
We start by reminding ourselves that technology is neither good nor bad. It is how we use technology and what it accomplishes that makes it positive or negative: clear thinking and appropriate use make “tech” good. We add the fact that the most powerful imperative in staying competitive personally and organizationally is becoming and remaining innovative. We also look at the way we think and how we prefer “wish-fullness” over reality in order to make some sense of strategically minding the gaps between where we are and where we need to be. We all tend to think in a skewed fashion and we must realize that fact before we can effectively “think outside the box”. Only then we can start to realize the benefits of rapid incremental innovation.
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Title : Image segmentation and Compression Techniques –A study Authors : V. Divya, S. Murali Mohan, P.P S Naik Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Image segmentation is portioning into regions. This paper gives the overview of the invention of image compression. Also various methods of image compression, coding the image data into a compact form are discussed. An imaging apparatus receives a stream of image data compressed according to a token based compression algorithm. The token dictionary is decompressed and processed according to desired standards such as optimizing for a particular image output device. After revision, the revised tokens are stored in a revised dictionary which is accessed upon decompression of image content. When the image content is decompressed the locations in the compressed or coded input data stream refer to locations in the revised dictionary which are extracted and output either to hard copy or for further processing .This paper reports some pioneering work in this direction to show that compressed image processing could well become a new research area and challenge right through the next century
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Title : A Novel 2/2 Second-Order Compensator used with a Highly Oscillating Second-Order Process Authors : Galal A. Hassaan Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Compensators are used in place of classical PID controllers for possible achievement of better performance. Unsatisfactory dynamics of some industrial processes represent an engineering problem that has to be solved. Highly oscillating processes and very slow processes are examples.
In this paper a novel 2/2 second-order compensator based is proposed and applied to control a process having 85 % overshoot and 6 seconds settling time. The proposed compensator is capable of controlling the steady-state characteristics of the closed-loop control system and its dynamic characteristics. The advantage of the proposed compensator is its simple tuning using MATLAB without need to the optimization toolbox. It is possible with the second-order compensator to satisfy a system performance without any overshoot with a settling time of only 0.2 seconds and steady-state error as low as 0.01 for a unit step input.
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Title : IRS LISS-III Images Classification using Artificial Neural Network Authors : Mr. Anand Upadhyay, Dr. Santosh Kumar Singh, Mr. Kuldeep Kandwal, Mr. Sachin Kambli Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Remote Sensing has been globally and widely used for knowledge elicitation of earth’s surface and atmosphere. Land use and land cover mapping is one of the widely used applications of remote sensing. It is a method for acquiring geo-spatial information from satellite data. Here we have attempted to solve the land use and land cover problem by image classification using the artificial neural network. The purpose of this paper is to develop a classifier which is use to classify the LISS-III satellite images into different classes as sweet water, salty water, forest, mangroves and settlement. The proposed classifier is developed using artificial neural network with back propagation of error in Matlab. It uses the supervised classification technique applied on the LISS-III IRS-P6 data set. The accuracy of the classifier is calculated using the confusion matrix and Kappa value. It is observed that the accuracy of the classifier is 95.17% and Kappa value is 0.9289 which is very good.
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Title : Minimum Delay Routing Optimized AODV Protocol in Wireless Networks under Heavy Traffic Authors : A.Priyadharshini, Dr.M.Devapriya Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The Mobile Ad Hoc Network (MANET) is a network consisting of a set of mobile hosts capable of communicating with each other without the assistance of base stations. The dynamic topology of a mobile ad hoc network poses a real challenge in the design of a MANET routing protocol. A mobile ad hoc network (MANET) is characterized by energy limited nodes, bandwidth constrained, variable capacity wireless links and dynamic topology, leading to frequent and unpredictable connectivity changes. The propose minimum delay routing protocol is based on the minimum delay path selection using link expiration time and minimum expected delay calculation criteria, regardless of the paths load analysis. According to messages will be delivered to the sensor that has at least a connected path with their hosting nodes, and has the shortest expected delay to communication directly with the sink node. So MAODV use the expiration time of path to indicate the valid time of the path, and avoid wrong transmissions. The proposed minimum delay routing protocol with limited TTL (Time to Live) of RREP packet in which the route reply (RREP) packet of AODV is modified to limit TTL information of nodes. Experiments have been carried out using network simulator (Scalable wireless ad hoc network simulator). Simulation results show that proposed minimum delay routing protocol (AODV) outperforms existing AODV in terms of packet delivery rate, throughput, and delay.
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Title : Improved Power Effectiveness and Manifold Clock Proportion by Means of Numerous Compression Practices Authors : V.KARTHIKEYAN Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Information firmness is also named as source coding. It is theprocedure of programminginformationby means ofless bits than aprearrangeddepiction, while creationuse of preciseprogrammingsystems. Compression is anexpertise for dipping the amountof informationrecycled to characterize any gratifieddeprived ofunreasonablydipping the superiority of theinformation, which signifies the capability to reconstruct the assumed input informationcord. It also decreases the amount ofmomentsessential to supply and/or communicate the information string. Compression is a method that markspackingcalmer for hugequantity of information. Compatibility can be attained by using firmnessmethods. These systems show a dynamic part in growing the power effectiveness and timer rate. There are many compression systemsexisting which are very much supportive in attaining Compatibility lengthways with attainingdevelopedcompetence. In this paper, HUFFMANand LZWprocedures concert are associated with each other.Then, the finestCompression techniqueamong the two is used in Communication arena before encoding the information to be communicated over the MessageNetwork, while the Decompression can be used subsequently Decryption.
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Title : Fuzzy Image Filtering Technique using for Noise Reduction Authors : Ch.Lakshmi Aparna, P.P S Naik Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The novel fuzzy filter is presented for the noise reduction of images corrupted with additive noise. The filter consists of two stages. The first stage computes a fuzzy derivative for eight different directions. The second stage uses these fuzzy derivatives to perform fuzzy smoothing by weighting the contributions of neighboring pixel values. Both stages are based on fuzzy rules which make use of membership functions. The filter can be applied iteratively to effectively reduce heavy noise. In particular, the shape of the membership functions is adapted according to the remaining noise level after each iteration, making use of the distribution of the homogeneity in the image statistical model for the noise distribution can be incorporated to relate the homogeneity to the adaptation scheme of the membership functions. Experimental results are obtained to show the feasibility of the proposed approach. These results are also compared to other filters by numerical measures and visual inspection.
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Title : Robustness of Feed forward 2/2 Second-Order Compensators used with Second-Order-Like Processes Authors : Galal A. Hassaan Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Robustness is one of the requirements used in controllers and compensators design. The objective of this paper is to investigate the robustness of a feedforward 2/2 second-order compensator used to control second-order-like processes against uncertainty in the process parameters.
A variation of ± 20 % in process parameters is considered through simulation to study its effect on the system performance parameters using the tuned compensators. The study shows that this variation in process parameters has a little effect on the parameters of the control system performance. The variation in process damping ratio has no effect on the control system performance. The variation of the process natural frequency affects the performance of the closed-loop control system using this type of compensators. The steady-state error changes in the range 0.007 to 0.0138, the settling time changes in the range 0.127 to 0.35 seconds, the maximum percentage overshoot changes in the range 0 to 1.64 % and the phase margin changes in the range 70 to 81 degrees. Therefore, this type of compensators is completely robust when used with second-order-like processes having bad dynamics.
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Title : A Novel Cloud Data Protection for the Masses Authors : T MOUNIKA, G MANOJ KUMAR Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Cloud computing technology has emerged to a great extent and people have realized the benefits of it. The commoditization of computing resources has become popular and there are many service providers available. As a new computing model, the cloud computing technology bestows plethora of benefits including the cost effective outsourcing of data. Cloud provides unlimited storage space without the need for capital investment in pay per use fashion. However, the data is stored in cloud servers that are treated as “untrusted”. This is because the cloud servers are accessed through Internet and they are remote in nature. There are many security concerns expressed by cloud users with respect to the protection of data. If every cloud user has to take responsibility of security of his data, it is not an easy job. At the same time if every cloud service provider has different security mechanisms for protecting data, it also implies reinventing the wheel. A common protection service can help masses (cloud users in abundance) to have protection as a service which is part of cloud computing. In this paper we attempt to realize such service which is based on the idea provided by Song et al. We built a prototype application that demonstrates the proof of concept. The empirical results revealed that the data protection as a service can dramatically reduce the pre-application deployment effort required in order to ensure the data of cloud users is protected.
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Title : Control and analysis of breakdowns of overhead transmission lines (6 – 500 кV) in the Middle Volga region Authors : Alexander Yu. Khrennikov, Alexander A. Skladchikov Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The paper is devoted to the problem of technological breakdowns in the Middle Volga electric power networks. The analyses given in the article help to generalize the obtained data, reveal the extent of breakdowns and estimate the effect of systematic and seasonal factors in reference to electric power network. This provides the possibility of using the achieved results to work out organizational and technical measures to eliminate and prevent the causes for different forms of technological breakdowns with the aim of increasing the operating efficiency of the power network and its operating reliability, and to reduce the number of breakdowns in the electric power networks.
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Title : STEADY STATE SOLUTION OF M/M/2/N QUEUING SYSTEM WITH CATASTROPHES AND RESTORATIONS Authors : Dhanesh Garg Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : A steady-state solution is obtained for the system is an M/M/2/N queue with catastrophes and restorations. Queuing models have their place in modeling the real life phenomena. In fact their utility gets enhanced when one is not able to get the probability distribution for either the arrival times or for the service times. The service times are assumed to have general service time distribution in the case of computer networks modeling. Recently, the emphasis is put on the catastrophe modeling and its applications in real life situations
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Title : Influence of deployment architecture on performance optimization of PLM systems in auto industry Authors : M.S. Gopinatha, Dr. Vishnukanth S. Chatpalli, Dr. K.S. Sridhar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) is a software application based business approach to support the collaborative creation, management, dissemination and use of product definition information. PLM applies to product information from concept to end of life—integrating people, processes, and information. PLM technology has become the backbone of product design and development for many of the auto companies across the globe.
System Performance is the “Transaction time as perceived by the end-user - conforming to requirements”. Optimized performance of all the IT components of the PLM system will ensure successful product design and development in auto industry. Optimization will generally focus on improving just one or two aspects of performance: execution time, memory usage, disk space, bandwidth, power consumption or some other resource. This will usually require a trade-off - where one factor is optimized at the expense of others.
A typical PLM system in automobile industry consists of the PLM Application server which hosts the PDM system, CAD system, Digital Simulation system, BOM system etc. Database server stores all metadata of PLM system while the bulk data is stored in the file volume server connected to SAN storage. Web server helps in connecting the PLM Application server with client machines, ERP systems, CRM/SCM systems, legacy systems etc. [Ref. 4 to 7]
An effort is made in this research paper for analysis of the deployment architecture component of the PLM system, which greatly influences the optimization of system performance. [Ref. 6] Present day automotive industry is global, both in terms of customers spread across multiple regions (from mature and emerging markets) and manufacturers and suppliers scattered around the world. Combined with developments in the global network infrastructure it is now possible to consider Global deployment of PLM system based on a few or even only one central site. For many customers this is already a becoming a reality. Global deployment offers saving in administration and closer co-operation but also new challenges.
Centralisation of services relies on the availability of central site. The availability of the site depends on every component of the PLM system deployed. All CAD and other File system items are required to be shared across the all user sites spread across the globe. Actual data is stored at Datacenter SAN storage and is to be shared across remote locations. Network Latency and Bandwidth between site locations play a major role on the overall system performance of the global PLM system.
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Title : Common fixed point theorem using the Property (E.A.) and Implicit Relation in Fuzzy Metric Spaces Authors : Alok Asati , A.D.Singh, Madhuri Asati Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this paper we prove a common fixed point theorem in fuzzy metric spaces by extending the use of a common property (E.A.) and implicit relation for four self maps. Our results generalized the results of Kumar S. et al. [20].
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Title : Analytical Model of Cryo-Target in Thermo Vacuum Chamber Authors : Mohammad Hasan, Dinesh Chandra, Aravindakshan P, Dr. N.K. Misra Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Nitrogen and Helium based Cryo-Target (CT) systems are used for various experimental, industrial and testing applications in high vacuum chambers. Thermal performance of CT systems depends upon a number of factors such as thermal exchange coefficient of coolant, various forms of heat losses, coolant properties, CT plate characteristics, externally applied heat loads etc. Therefore an analytical formulation is necessary in order to quantify the effect of such factors over thermal performance of CT system. In this paper analytical model is developed for flat plate CT system based on the positive root of heat balance quartic equation. Important analytical formulas related to characterization of thermal performance of CT systems are presented. This paper doesn’t consider mixed phase flow in CT.
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Title : Isolation and characterization of organophosphorus degrading bacteria from pesticide industrial effluent Authors : Dipali Parmar, Dr. Ajit Pandya, Preeti singh Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Development of new industries or expansion of existing industrial establishments resulted in the disposal of industrial effluents which discharge untreated causing air, water, soil and solid waste pollution and adversely affect biological growth. Organophosphorus (Monochrotophos, Dichlorovos, Dimethoate) degrading bacterium was isolated from pesticide industrial effluent samples which collected from Ahmedabad (India) and its surrounding pesticide contaminated area. On the basis of morphological, cultural characteristics, biochemical test and 16s rRNA sequencing, the isolated strain was identified as Pseudomonas stutzeri, Tistrella mobilis and Sphingosinicella microcystinivorans respectively. From this result that the isolated bacteria could be used for the removal of residues of organophosphorus in contaminated area.
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Title : PROBLEMS AFFECTING THE GROWTH OF SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE WEAVERS CO-OPERATIVES (SMWCS) IN KERALA Authors : P. Sreeraj Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Handloom sector occupies a distinct and unique place in Kerala economy. It is the one of the largest employment producer in Kerala after the farm sector. It is providing employment to two million people directly and indirectly. It is estimated that out of this sixty percent are women twelve percent schedule caste and twenty percent scheduled tribes with seventy thousand handlooms in Kerala. Now in Kerala rural economy is facing a problem of rural unemployment, rural inequality and rural poverty. These are the basic problems confronting rural economy are sought be addressed by depending upon the efficiency of rural industries. The only solution for this is co-operative societies. Co-operative societies are implementing strategies of Gandhian model of rural development. They are the pillars of rural economy. Gandhiji saw a great virtue in co-operatives as an instrument of rural development and social reform.
With the introduction of Co-operative credit societies act in 1904 there was spurt in the number of co-operative societies in India. The movement got a fresh blood and impetus after the enactment of co-operative society’s act in 1912. After independence co-operative societies played an important role in poverty removal and faster economic growth. The co-operative planning committee observed that the co-operative societies have a great role to play as a most suitable medium for democratization of economic planning.
After industrialization the weaving activity has undergone technological changes and specially divided into three components. They are handloom, power loom and mill industry. Hand loom is the largest provider of employment, in this sector. It has a strategic position in socio economic fabric of Kerala owing to its mass employability.
In these circumstances it is necessary to study the impact of handloom weaver’s co-operative societies in the life of weaving community, rural development and socio economic impact of rural economy of Kerala. The main function of handloom weaver’s co-operative societies is to promote economic conditions of weavers by providing technical, financial and infrastructural support.
The paper will examine the various challenges faced by Kerala small and medium weavers’ co operatives (SMWCS) and the role of Kerala government in upliftment of this sector. However there are certain distinctions to be made regarding providing protection as the same time not hampering the growth pattern by providing extra shield
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Title : A Web Content Opinion Mining Based Study of Machine Learning Approaches of Sentiment Analysis Authors : Rajnish M. Rakholia, Dr. Jatinderkumar R. Saini Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Sentiment analysis is a growing interest in the research of natural language processing. Correctly identifying the factor into particular category (positive, negative and neutral) is still presenting challenge because of large and vast amount of features in the dataset. In regards to the existing algorithms, support vector machine, Naďve Bayes and maximum entropy algorithms are potentially good for sentiment analysis classification. This paper presents a literature covering the efficient techniques, methods in sentiment analysis, recent state of work and directions in the field of sentiment analysis and opinion mining.
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Title : A Review on Studies and Research for Biodiesel Production from Various Feed stocks Authors : Sunil Jayant Kulkarni, Ajaygiri Kamalgiri Goswami Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Biodiesel production by using the cheap feedstock is the challenge faced by researchers. Various feedstocks such as waste animal fats, vegetable oil, waste cooking oil, animal tallow , algae. karanja, jatropa, polanga are being explored. Also processes for biodiesel are being studied with respect to optimization of cost and efficiency. The present review aims at summarizing the research carried out in order to explore the possibility of various feedstocks and technologies. Also the studies related to the impact of biodiesel production on economy are reported.
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Title : Adaptive Bacterial Foraging Optimization Based Restoration and Degradation using chromatic adaptation transforms Authors : Rekha Rani, Pawan Kumar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Image restoration is the operation of taking a corrupted/noisy image and estimating the clean original image. The purpose of image restoration is to "compensate for" or "undo" defects which degrade an image. Bacterial Foraging Optimization (BFO) is a recently developed nature-inspired optimization algorithm, which is based on the foraging behavior of E. coli bacteria. The adaptive bacterial foraging optimization ABFO employs the adaptive foraging strategies to improve the performance of the original BFO. This improvement is achieved by enabling the bacterial foraging algorithm to adjust the run-length unit parameter dynamically during algorithm execution in order to balance the exploration/exploitation trade off. This process is carried out up to a certain number of steps, which is limited by the lifetime of the bacteria.
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Title : A STUDY ON GENERATIONS OF MOBILE TECHNOLOGY AND THEIR COMPARISON Authors : nikita chak, pooja khurana Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : It is the need of hour to get ourselves acquainted with the communication technology, its tools and its trends. Mobile communication is an important technology in this regard and mobile phone has become the most common tool of communication over the recent years. As several innovative improvements regarding mobile communication technologies have been made by developing various multiple-access schemes used for wireless communication (such as TDMA, FDMA, CDMA, WCDMA, EDGE etc.) but a big challenge is to select the right technology for the applications and systematically identify the factors that influence the overall performance. In this paper, we review architecture and functionality of Third generation (3G) mobile technology and compare it with various existing generations of mobile wireless technology vis-ŕ-vis in terms of their portals, performance, advantages and disadvantages. [1]
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Title : Advance Mobile Ad-Hoc Data Communication Network Authors : Ravi Kumar, Ritika Ghai Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Mobile Ad-hoc Networks (MANET) is an emerging area of research. Most current work is centered on routing issues. This paper discusses the issues associated with data communication with MANET database systems. While data push and data pull methods have been previously addressed in mobile networks, the proposed methods do not handle the unique requirements associated with MANET. Unlike traditional mobile networks, all nodes within the MANET are mobile and battery powered. Existing wireless algorithms and protocols are insufficient primarily because they do not consider the mobility and power requirements of both clients and servers. This paper will present some of the critical tasks facing this research.
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Title : QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF TRUNK LEAN DURING THE TAKEOFF PHASE OF FOSBURY FLOP HIGH JUMPERS OF ELITE INDIAN ATHLETES Authors : Ch. Raja Rao, Prof. Y. Kishore, Dr. J. Ramamohan Rao Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : A high jump can be divided into three parts the run-up phase, the take off phase and the flight or bar clearance phase. The importance of the run-up is to set the appropriate conditions for the beginning of the take off phase. during the take off phase, the athlete exerts forces that determine the maximum height that the centre of mass will teach after leaving the ground and the angular momentum (also called “rotary momentum”) that the body will have during the bar clearance.
In a fosbury flop the rotation consists of a “twist” (a rotation around the longitudinal axis of the body) which turns the back of the athlete toward the bar, and a “somersault” (a rotation around a transverse axis) which makes the shoulders go down and the knees go up (Dapena, 1988). The combination of these two motions produces a twisting somersault to rotation which leads to a face up layout position at the peak of the jump. Combined with arched configuration of the body, this position allows the athlete to clear a bar set at a height that is near the maximum height reached by the centre of mass (Dapena 1980a.1980b).
Somersault rotation can be broken down in to two parts a forward somersaulting component and a lateral somersaulting component. During the takeoff phase the athlete produces angular momentum about a horizontal axis perpendicular to the final direction of the run-up. This is called the forward somersaulting angular momentum. In the last step of the run-up the high jumper thrusts the hips forward and this makes the trunk have a backward lean at the start of the takeoff phase (i.e. at touchdown the instant when the takeoff foot lands on the ground). Then the trunk rotates forward during the takeoff phase and is vertical at the instant that the foot leaves the ground.
The curved run-up used in the fosbury flop style of high jumping makes the athlete lean toward the centre of the curve. This helps the jumper to lower the centre of mass in the last steps of the run-up. It also allows the athlete to rotate during the take off phase from an initial position in which the body is tilted toward the centre of the curve to a final position in which the body is essentially vertical. Therefore it allows the athlete to generate rotation (lateral somersaulting angular momentum) without having to lean excessively toward the bar at the end of the takeoff. Therefore the purpose of this study was to analyze the trunk lean during the takeoff phase of elite Indian male athletes during their competitive performance.
The take off phase is defined as the period of time between the instant when the take off foot first touches the ground (touchdown) and the instant when it loses contact with the ground (take off).
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Title : Human Capital Development as a Tool for Sustainable Peace in Nigeria Authors : Ibrahim Inuwa Balarabe Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In any economy, human capital development is necessary for attaining sustainable peace and development. Investment in human capital generates employment opportunity as it improves skills, capabilities and competencies of the worker and eradicates poverty. It also generates income leading to the improvement of living conditions. In order to investigate the link between human capital development and sustainable peace in the country, the paper reviews some existing materials. One of the findings of this paper is that human capital investment enhances the skills, knowledge, productivity and creativity of human stock through a process of human capital formation. It therefore concludes that government should improve investment in education and training of individuals so as to achieve peace and development in the society.
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Title : Enhancement of Small Signal Stability Using optimized TCSC Authors : K.Sandeep, S.Ravindra Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper investigates the impact of Thyristor Controlled Series Compensator (TCSC) to enhance power system stability. The design problem of TCSC controller parameters is formulated as optimization problem, and then particle swarm optimization (PSO) technique was used to search for optimal parameters. The proposed controller and technique are employed on test system under different cases and location of TCSC. To validate the effectiveness of the TCSC on enhancing system stability, eigenvalues analysis and a nonlinear time-domain simulation implemented on SMIB equipped with TCSC. The simulation results show the effectiveness and robustness of proposed controller to enhance system stability by damping oscillations of different disturbances.
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Title : Assessment of workability and spilt tensile strength of hybrid fiber reinforced concrete in comparison with controlled concrete Authors : S. H. Rajebhosale, M. R. Wakchaure, M. B. Satpute, S. B. Kandekar. Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Plain concrete is a brittle material. Under impact and dynamic loading plain concrete exhibits extensive cracking and undergoes brittle failure. The concrete is weak in tension and hence to overcome this problem cement concrete is reinforced using hybrid fibres and thus called as hybrid fibre reinforced concrete (HFRC) In this modern age, civil engineering constructions have their own structural and durability requirements. Every structure has its own intended purpose and hence to meet this purpose, modification in traditional cement concrete has become mandatory. Workability and split tensile strength crimped steel fibre and alkali resistant glass fibre as a hybrid fibre used interval of 0.25 % up to 2% used in M30 mix and results are compared with normal concrete.
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Title : Use of Ash of Agricultural Waste as Partial Replacement of Cement in Concrete (Rice Husk Ash, Saw Dust Ash, Wheat Straw Ash) Authors : Samant Thakur, Sanjay Saraswat, Devansh Jain Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Recent trend of technology is towards waste utilization and cost reduction in construction industries. In today’s construction industry concrete is major and versatile building material and in concrete, cement is the most expensive material and to reduce its cost Agricultural waste is introduced in concrete. Rice Husk Ash (RHA), Wheat Straw Ash (WSA) and Saw Dust Ash (Ash) is introduced as a partial replacement of concrete. Rice Husk Ash (RHA), Wheat Straw Ash (WSA) and Saw Dust Ash (Ash) is replaced by cement upto 30% in concrete and their comparative is study is done on basis of their compressive strength and workability.
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Title : Custom Hardware Synthesis from UML Authors : Michael Dossis Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The proliferation of extremely complex digital embedded and large computing systems have made the need for Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools to accelerate their development and achieve higher overall productivity. Due to functional bugs that are found later in the design flow, as well as the iterative nature of such design methodologies, which delay a lot the development of their targeted products, industry and academia needs to invest to formal synthesis transformation techniques from high level specification formats such as UML. In this work high level and formal synthesis tools have been developed and integrated with electronic system level specification (ESL) techniques to automatically generate custom hardware circuits from UML. Because the transformations are formal the functional correctness of the generated implementations is guaranteed with respect to their UML specification. The proposed tools and methodology are proven usable with a number of real-world applications and benchmarks that are executed and synthesized into hardware implementations with the formal synthesis framework.
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Title : 5G Technology-Next major phase of mobile telecommunication Authors : Hitesh Kumar, Charul Thareja, Sushma Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Nowadays the mobile is changing our lifestyle in term of the way we work and learn. In this paper we discuss and review various accessible generations of mobile wireless technology in terms of their performance. The paper throws light on the evolution and progress of various generations of mobile wireless technology with their advantages of one over the other. In the past few years, mobile wireless technologies have experience 4 or 5 generations of technology namely from 0G to 4G. In this mobile wireless technology the current research concentrates on advance implementation of 4G and 5G technology. But the currently 5G term is not officially used. In 5G researches are being made on development of World Wide Wireless Web (WWWW), Dynamic Adhoc Wireless Networks (DAWN) and Real Wireless World.
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Title : Tracking of aircraft Authors : Hitesh Kumar, Charul Thareja, Sushma Sharma Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The main aim of this paper is to provide an overview on tracking of aircraft. This paper focus on tracking of aircraft using radar and new technology better than radar and this paper also throws light on ADS-B which is a new technology used for tracking of aircraft along with its advantages and applications.
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Title : AN EFFICIENT HYBRIDISATION OF MULTI SOURCE ENERGY SYSTEM WITH MAXIMUM POWER POINT TRACKING Authors : K.Somasekar, J.Pranesh Jonathan, J.Rajesh, B.Balashankar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Environmentally friendly solutions are becoming more prominent than ever as a result of concern regarding the state of our deteriorating planet. This project presents a new system configuration of the front-end rectifier stage for a hybrid wind/photovoltaic energy system. This configuration allows the two sources to supply the load separately or simultaneously depending on the availability of the energy sources. The inherent nature of this Cuk-SEPIC fused converter, additional input filters are not necessary to filter out high frequency harmonics. Harmonic content is detrimental for the generator lifespan, heating issues, and efficiency. The structure proposed is a fusion of the buck and buck-boost converter. The systems in literature require passive input filters to remove the high frequency current harmonics injected into wind turbine generators. The harmonic content in the generator current decreases its lifespan and increases the power loss due to heating .In this project, an alternative multi-input rectifier structure is proposed for hybrid wind/solar energy systems. The proposed design is a fusion of the Cuk and SEPIC converters, modeling and analysis with the maximum power point tracking algorithm.
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Title : DEVELOPMENT OF BIOAGENTS AS FUNGICIDES FOR PLANT DISEASE CONTROL Authors : Wafaa, M. Haggag, Lashin, S, Sabrey R. Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The commercial development of biofungicides received a significant boost in recent years, primarily because of impressive progress in the isolation and characterization of novel strains of microorganisms that can fulfill the mam characteristics of a biofungicide, which are the consistent suppression of pathogens under field conditions, and easy mass production in standard fermentation facilities. To develop biocontrol agents (BCAs) as commercial biofungicides, an extensive identification is essential. Therefore, biological, biochemical and molecular technique were conducted with the aim of identification of promising isolates for development as biological control agents as biofungicides. In recent years, biocontrol agents Pseudomonas fluorescence , P. putida, Paenibacillus polymyxa, Bacillus brevis, Streptomyces sp., Tilletiopsis pallescens, Rhodotorula glutinis, Verticillium lecanii and Penicillium oxalicum have been isolated from various parts of plants and used successfully as biological control agents against numerous foliar plant pathogens. Isolates were characterized by production of secondary metabolites, include enzymes, peptides and siderophore. We found that me¬tabolites secreted by BCAs isolates had an inhibitory growth effect on target pathogens, suggesting that these metabolites play a role in suppression of plant pathogens. Molecular genetic markers have been developed to discriminate these biocontrol agents from others and to identify specific applied isolates by the use of different PCR-based methods. SDS electropherograms obtained in the present study reveled substantial differences between the investigated strains, proving that SDS-PAGE of total protein is a reliable technique applicable for discriminating different genotypes . The results of RAPD analysis obtained in the present study showed a considerable amount of genetic variation present in the nine strains investigated, although individual primers differed in the amount of variation they detected. More importantly, the level of polymorphism detected by using RAPDS will provide microbiologists with environment independent DNA marker, which should be regarded as essential tools for selection.
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Title : Analysis of the LET Performance of Centers of Excellence and Centers of Development for Teacher Education: Implications to Policy, Practice and Research Authors : Maria Agnes P. Ladia, Ed.D. Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This study analyzed the performance of the COEs and CODs in the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) from 2010 to 2012. The sample in the LET-elementary level consisted of 23,066 examinees while that in the LET-secondary level comprised 26,432 takers. Data on the LET performance were obtained from the Professional Regulation Commission. Findings showed that 71 percent of the first-timers passed the LET-elementary while only 23 percent of the repeaters passed; the overall passing percentage was 47 percent and 18 institutions had lower than 50 percent overall passing percentage. In the LET-secondary, 78 percent of the first-timers and 22 percent of the repeaters passed; the overall passing percentage was 53 percent and 15 institutions obtained lower than 50 percent overall passing percentage. On the whole, the COEs/CODs performed better than the other teacher education institutions in the country. Results also revealed that COEs, private HEIs, first-timers and COEs/CODs in Luzon had significantly better performance than the CODs, SUCs, repeaters and COEs/CODs in Visayas and Mindanao, respectively. Moreover, the poor performance of the repeaters pulled down the COEs/CODs’ overall passing percentage. Implications of the results to TSU-College of Education s goal to become a COE, as well as to policy, practice and research are discussed.
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Title : Forecasting Red Tides Using a Novel Multi-Metric Adaptive Routing Algorithm in Underwater Wireless Sensor Networks Authors : K.Seena Naik, Dr. Ramachandra, M.V.Brahmananda Reddy Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The red tide phenomenon has resulted in millions of whelk, fish and oyster deaths in ocean water. Current approaches to monitor red tides include satellite imagery, onboard monitoring and monitoring using buoys. These approaches capture surface information at the expense of huge cost. A cost-effective alternative to monitor red tides is deploying terrestrial-underwater Wireless Sensor Networks
to monitor and forecast red tides. A novel multi-metric adaptive routing algorithm is implemented.
Multiple metrics such as packet age, depth of the sensor node, average energy level of the network, number of hops to the base node are considered. Depending on the value of the calculated metrics; an almost ring routing technique, centralized routing technique, or distributed routing technique is deployed. The metrics are reestimated after the data is sent. Once the data reaches the base node, a comparison is made with dynamic threshold values for the contributing factors and, accordingly, a decision is made and a red tide warning is issued, if needed.
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Title : ASCENT: Adaptive Self-Configuring Sensor Networks Topologies Authors : K.Seena Naik, Dr. Ramachandra, M.V.Brahmananda Reddy Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The availability of micro-sensors and low-power wireless communications will enable the deployment of densely distributed sensor/actuator networks for a wide range of environmental monitoring applications from urban to wilderness environments; indoors and outdoors; and encompassing a variety of data types including acoustic, image, and various chemical and physical properties [24]. The sensor nodes will perform significant signal processing, computation, and network self-configuration to achieve scalable, robust and long-lived networks [1, 7, 8]. More specifically, sensor nodes will do local processing to reduce communications, and consequently, energy costs.
These requirements pose interesting challenges for networking research. One of the challenges arises from the greatly increased level of dynamics. The large number of nodes will introduce increased levels of system dynamics, which in combination with the high level of environmental dynamics will make designing reliable systems a daunting task. Perhaps the most important technical challenge arises from the energy constraints imposed by unattended systems. These systems must be long-lived and operate without manual intervention, which implies that the system itself must execute the measurement and adaptive configuration in an energy constrained fashion. Finally, there are scaling challenges associated with the large numbers of nodes that will co-exist in such networks to achieve desired spatial coverage and robustness.
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Title : Joint strength analysis during vibration test of spacecrafts Authors : Alok kumar, Laxamanachary M Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : vibration test on spacecrafts are carried out to simulate the launch environment and measure the response of all the components of spacecraft as per the specification profile in terms of frequency range and g level that will be experienced by them during launching. To vibrate the spacecraft at required g level, vibration shakers of different capacities are used. To perform the test, the spacecraft should be rigidly mounted on top of the shaker through a fixture to transfer the same amount of force as generated by the shaker. For mounting of spacecraft different sizes of bolts can be used at different PCDs. But strength of those bolts should be enough to withstand the large force that will be encountered during vibration test. Force acting on the bolts depends on various factors such as mass of the specimen, g level, Center of Gravity (CG) height of specimen, Pitch Circle Diameter (PCD) of bolts etc. In this paper strength of joint has been analyzed to calculate the safe value of test parameters for a given shaker system. It must be noted that the numbers of bolts used for mounting are in multiples of four and are symmetric in all four quadrants.
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Title : EFFECT OF ORGANIC PESTICIDES (ENDOSULPHAN AND THIMET) ON HISTOLOGICAL AND HISTOPHTHOLOGICAL PROFILE OF OVARY OF FRESH WATER CRAB: BARTYLPHUSA CUNICULARIS. Authors : JADHAV T.J. Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Changes induced in ovary after exposure of fresh water crab Barytelphusa cunicularis to 0.14ppm of endosulphan and 2.45 ppm of thimet 10G were studied. The ovary shows the thin capsule of fibrous connective tissue enclosing the ovary has damaged. The outer thin epithelium and inner germinative epithelial layers were also damaged. The thin membrane covering the oocytes was also destructed and the follicle cells were atrophied.Vacuolation and fragmentation in the ooplasam were observed. Nutritive cells of oocytes were damaged. Endosulphan was found more toxic than thimet.
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Title : NETWORK SECURITY – THE RESEARCH Authors : POOJA ANAND, SHIVAM MAHESHWARI Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : For the first few decades of their existence, computer networks were primarily used. And In today’s world, everyone is connected to a network in one way or the other and with the advancement of technology and user needs network security has became the major issue. Network security prevents the access to the unauthorized user. This paper discusses the concept of Network Security, its role, the types of network threats and how these can be managed.
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Title : ADVANCED EMBEDDED SYSTEM DESIGN IMPLEMENTATION IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Authors : Abhineet Sinha, Vishal Kumar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The technology of programmable matter or catoms is one of the most revolutionary concept in the history of electronics and computers. Developed by researchers Seth Goldstein and Todd Mowry the field of claytronics is all set to replace Nanotechnology from the origin of electronics. The catom is known to be an individual modular robot which works in groups of millions to provide fictional properties such as color changing or shape changing according to their corresponding catoms. Due to this property of catoms it offers dynamic physical rendering that result in these tiny micro-robots to change any shape depending on their environment. Due to the availability of millions of catoms in a single ensemble it is very difficult to have a global planning system to control all these robots. Hence the scientists are trying to find a way enabling the catoms to change shape without having a global planning system.
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Title : TRANSMITTING AND RECEIVING NEURO SIGNALS GLOBALLY THROUGH RADIO WAVES TRANSMISSION ANTENNA Authors : Abhineet Sinha, Vishal Kumar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper reviews about the traces of sixth sense and global communication in the world. Various experiments and tests are being conducted across the globe to solve the mysteries of global consciousness by most renowned scientists. Blind sight is the phenomenon that is a step in the way of giving blind people a power to sense the things. Then we have the world’s most popular global consciousness project initiated by Dr. Roger Nelson and have some strong evidences not only about people’s consciousness reacting for a special event but sometimes before the event. Then we have the helmet experiment by a famous neuroscientist that proves the theory of global consciousness across the world.
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Title : IMPLEMENTING FILTER ALGORITHM TO THE OPERATING SYSTEM USING DNS SERVER Authors : Abhineet Sinha, Vishal Kumar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper reviews about the content filtering techniques of the web pages that are available on the internet. These content filtering techniques helps in removing particular types of encrypted data from that webpage that are harmful for the society both technically as well as socially. As soon as the internet and social networking came into existence the transfer of various types of viruses and unauthorized data which is illegal in law have became a biggest threat to the industry. This paper contains various types of filters such as software filter or hardware filter depending upon the requirements and the resources available to the user. This paper also shares various techniques that will help the user to decide which type of filter is best suited for him. Moreover it will broadcast various methods of filtering like IP blocking, DNS filtering and URL filtering etc. and the best suited method to create a filter that will block a site by using the host file.
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Title : ENHANCEMENT OF WEATHER DEGRADED IMAGES WITH IMPROVISED ALGORITHM Authors : Miss Pooja Sharma, Dr. Savita Shiwani Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this paper, reported algorithms for fog and rain removal are reviewed. Fog reduce the visibility of scene and thus performance of various computer vision algorithms which use feature information. Formation of the fog is the function of the depth. Estimation of depth information is under constraints problem if single image is available. The algorithm helps to devise the system which removes rain from images and videos and to improve the various vision- based algorithms. Rain is a noise that impairs videos and images. Such weather conditions will affect stereo correspondence, feature detection, segmentation, and object tracking and recognition. In video surveillance if any problem is found due to weather conditions the object cannot be tracked well.
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Title : OPTICAL CDMA-BASED FIBER-RADIO NETWORKS WITH IMPROVING POWER EFFICIENCY OF THE OPTICAL LINK Authors : Dr V.Balaji, G.Sudhagar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The aim of the project is to design an CDMA based fiber optic system using BPSK modulation and to evaluate the power efficiency of the optical link. More over the system performance is analyzed under the influence of Gaussian noise channel. The project also aims at the calculation of BER at different SNR values. The communication model has to be designed using Matlab toolboxes. Both power efficiency and carrier-to-noise ratio at the decoder of the proposed scheme are improved. Simple encoding/decoding structures is proposed to reduce the cost of today’s mobile radio networks
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Title : SUMMARY ON JAVA TECHNOLOGY AND ITS APPLICATIONS Authors : Shikha Vashist, Ayush Gupta Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : With the rapid increase on requirement of the cross-platform distributed imaging technology, and the common imaging lib, SUN had provided a complete solution based upon Java platform technology. This paper has analysed the evolution of java imaging technology such as [4]Java AWT and Java 2D and Java Advanced Imaging. Especially, it defines the image operators, core classes and the programming framework for Java Advanced Imaging. At last, the paper gives out two imaging examples including the programming codes and the resulted images, which can be used in projects.
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Title : Mathematical Modeling of a Transverse Shear Deformation Thick Shell Theory Authors : MOHAMMAD ZANNON, MOHAMAD QATU Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Three-dimensional theory (3D) of elasticity in curvilinear coordinates is employed to understand the stress and strain distribution in the middle surface of a thick composite shell under various operating conditions. The equations of motion are derived by making use of the relationships between forces, moments and stress displacements of shell using Hamilton’s principle of minimum energy. The necessary theoretical assumptions are discussed to simplify the three dimensions to a set of two-dimensional (2D) shell equations without violating the theory of elasticity. Displacement through the thickness is of third order in this analysis as compared with the first order approximation as previously published research. Equilibrium equations are formulated using these equations to achieve a set of linear partial differential equations and solved for exact solutions using Fourier series expansion for simply supported laminated cross-ply boundaries. This solution can be further used for various vibration analysis and optimal design of thick shell structures. Finally, the new additional parameters using the third order shear deformation of thick shell theory obtained from Fourier expansion is compared with the first order shear deformation shell theory from the literature.
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Title : Free Vibration Analysis of Thick Cylindrical Composite Shells Using Higher Order Shear Deformation Theory Authors : MOHAMMAD ZANNON, MOHAMAD QATU Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper presents a free vibration analysis of laminated cylindrical shells using higher order shear deformation theory recently developed by Zannon et al., (2014). Equilibrium equations of motion, stress resultants and strain displacement relations are developed using Hamilton’s principles. These equations are based on the theory of elasticity with terms truncated to a third order (hence, third order theory). The equations can be used to characterize the system under various boundary conditions. For the present analysis, the boundary conditions considered are simply supported with a cross-ply lamination sequence. Here, we specifically developed mathematical formulation that considers transverse normal stress, shear deformation and rotary inertia for the shell system. The free vibrational analysis using the third -order shears deformation shell theory led to a system of generalized eigenvalue problem. This eigenvalue problem is then solved numerically using commercial Matlab software to obtain the free undamped vibrational frequencies. Since the higher frequencies are often damped, the first five natural frequency parameters are reported and compared with previously published first order approximation and three dimensional finite element analyses.
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Title : Kinematic Analysis of Ultimate Stride Length and Take-Off of Fosbury Flop High Jumpers Authors : Ch. Raja rao, Prof. Y. Kishore, Dr.J.Ramamohan Rao Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The Fosbury Flop high jump technique consists of a run up, take-off, flight and landing. Among these four phases the take-off is the key to performance. The run up will influence take-off technique and body movements in flight. Therefore the final stride of the run up is the transitional phases connecting the run up and take-off. Many studies have measured the take-off parameters of high jumpers in competition situations. These measurements will provide useful feed back to the coach as well as high jumpers. The purpose of this study was to analyze kinematic variables of take-off i.e. the movement time of different phases of take off and knee and approach angles of final stride of the run up of three top junior state level athletes of Andhra Pradesh using the Fosbury Flop technique. METHOD: Three male high jumpers were filmed through two Panasonic-AG-DVX-102B,F11 sensitivity, high image quality, camcorders during their competitive performance in the Andhra Pradesh inter district junior athletics championship from 6th July to 8th july,2012 held at GMC Balayogi athletics stadium, Hyderabad, India. The best valid and failed jumps were taken from each fosbury flop athlete for the analysis used by the quintic biomechanics 9.03 V 17 (motion analysis). The kinematic variables which were selected in the study were 1) Reaction and movement time of last stride and the instant the take-off 2) Knee and approach angles of last stride and the instant take-off. Collected data were analyzed by t test for comparison of the kinematic parameters between successful and unsuccessful jump. A level of significance was set at 0.05.RESULTS: This study indicated that all the three jumpers who have used the fosbury flop technique have shown insignificant differences on the variables tested. CONCLUSION: In this study data was collected only on two variables of take off. i.e. speed and angles. The standing height and leg lengths were also collected. However, to establish the relationship between the anthropometric measurements of the athletes and the performance, there is a need to obtain more data of the athletes participating at different levels of competitions.
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Title : A MPPT with Fuzzy Sliding Mode Control for PV System used in Battery Charging Applications Authors : P.Amuthini, M.Preetha, M.Yuvaleela, E.Mageswari Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : DC-DC power converters are added for matching the load to the photo voltaic modules (PVM) because of the nonlinear behavior of the photo voltaic (PV) cells. A maximum power point tracker (MPPT) for PV cells, PVM and PV arrays are presented using a dynamic optimal voltage estimator to estimate the voltage at which a PV cell generates its maximum power and the dynamic voltage estimator force the PV cell to reach and operate at that voltage in a finite time and to stay there for all future time so that the maximum power is available to the load. This is obtained by controlling the duty cycle of a DC-DC converter using Fuzzy sliding mode control (FSMC). The load will be composed of a battery bank. A sliding mode controller is given the estimated maximum power point as a reference for it to track that point and force the PV system to operate in this point. This method has the advantage that it will guarantee the maximum output power possible by the array configuration while considering the dynamic parameters such as temperature and solar irradiance and delivering more power to charge the battery. FSMC is designed and simulated using MATLAB/SIMULINK environment. The simulation results show that the maximum power is obtained from PVM at all the operating conditions using FSMC.
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Title : Integration - the Item of Ultimate Concern on the CONTINENTAL & ODL Development Agenda – a philosophical point of view Authors : Jameson Kurasha, Chrispen Chiome Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The setting in Africa since the 15th Century is characterised by divisions, social tensions and political struggles. Natural conditions have also contributed to the plight. Most problems however, are interpersonal and moral. What seems to be evident is that African nations on their own cannot, independently, manage the challenges hence the call for unity and specifically continental integration. Integration faces cultural obstacles. How can a nation like Namibia integrate with Egypt where 600 citizens were sentenced to death, apparently without any hearing? How does the project incorporate a group which kidnaps over 200 girl children for religious purposes? How can African economies, diverse as they are, be melded into one? As of 2011, the IMF’s World economic outlook database showed that the GDP levels of African nations ranged from 408 billion dollars to 0.25 billion dollars. How do we form an average economy out of nations that have such varying poverty levels? Data also reveals the fact that poverty rates across African nations span from 3% to 84%. So, the economist hastens to ask, “How one can integrate such vastly different economies?” The paper defines its conception of integration by pointing at nations that are already integrated such as USA. The sceptic’s question; whether, integration is possible or not is, explained positively. Philosophical tools are cited and discussed - with African philosophical theories such as Hunhuism/Ubuntuism getting considerable attention. The conclusion is that continental integration is a good idea and that Open and Distance Learning is the ideal vehicle to promote it. The methodology employed is eclectic and sources are generally classical.
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Title : New Controllers design method for FOPDT/SOPDT processes Authors : Farhan A. Salem Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper extends writers previous work and proposes a new simple and efficient P-, PI, PD- and PID-controllers design methods to cope with a wide range of FOPDT/SOPDT processes to achieve an important design compromise; acceptable stability, and medium fastness of response, the proposed method is based on relating and selecting controllers parameters based on processs parameters. Simple set of formulas are proposed for calculating and soft tuning of controllers gains, the proposed controllers design methods was tested using MATLAB/Simulink for different FOPDT and SOPDT processes
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Title : New efficient controllers design method for first order systems, second order systems, FOPDT/SOPDT and systems that can be approximated as such Authors : Farhan A. Salem Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper summarizes writers previous works and proposes a new simple and efficient P-, PI-, PD- and PID-controllers design method, to cope with a wide range of systems; first order systems, second order systems, FOPDT/SOPDT and systems that can be approximated as such, the proposed method is based on relating and calculating controllers parameters-gains based on plants parameters. Simple set of formulas are proposed for calculating and soft tuning of controllers gains, to achieve an important design compromise; acceptable stability, and medium fastness of response, the proposed method was tested and compared with world wide known and applied controllers design methods and using MATLAB/Simulink for different systems, the obtained results show simplicity and applicability of proposed design approach
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Title : USE OF NEURAL NETWORK FOR HANDWRITTEN DIGITS RECOGNITIONS Authors : SIDDHARTH SHUKLA , PROFESSOR SANJAY GUPTA Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Neural networks and AI (Artificial intelligence) are the most emerging technology for the computer to make things analyze and learn in a better way[1]. Back propogation is one of the most commonly used algorithm in the neural network for learning. We are proposing the back propogation algorithm for character (0-9) images for image recognition analyzing the way it works and also the impacts on the change of its paramaters . This paper includes the proposal of using neural networks for Handwritten digits
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Title : Innovation of Mechanical Machinery in Medieval Centuries, Part II: Water Pumps, Clocks and Robotics Authors : Galal A. Hassaan Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The fascinating mechanical inventions aiming at the welfare of the human kind started from ancient Egyptians and continued development through different eras. In the medieval centuries, the Islamic civilization paid wonderful attention to mechanical engineering. Al-Jazari invented 50 mechanical devices including water and candle clocks, positive displacement pumps and robotics. Taqi Al-Din invented a 6-cylinder positive displacement pump and the mechanical geared clock. Those great inventers used clean-energy prime movers in the form of windmills, overshot water wheels and undershot water wheels (turbines). This paper focuses only on water pumps, clocks and robotics.
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Title : ANALYSIS OF GROWTH OF INDIA MOBILE TELECOM SECTOR PLAN FROM A PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE PERSPECTIVE Authors : S. Raghunandan, Dr.M. Basheer Ahmed Khan Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Product Life Cycle (PLC) is an important concept in marketing which Explains the Evolution of a product category, product form, product or a Brand as passing through distinctive stages during its existence. These stages are namely Introduction, Growth, Maturity and Decline. This paper traces and analyses the birth and evolution of Mobile Telephony or Cellphone Sector in India from the PLC Perspective Theoretical concepts and juxtaposed with Numerical Data and evaluated from a Statistical Viewpoint. The Question whether Mobile Telephone Sector has reached the Maturity Stage is answered after deliberating n its journey through the Introductory and Growth Stages. The Role of Regulatory Bodies such as Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) and the Impact of Specific Governmental Policies in Telecom Sector on the Growth of Mobile Telephone Segment are elaborately clarified.
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Title : A Comparative Study of Simulation Tools for Distributed Environment Authors : Ms. Rupal D Bhatt, Dr. D.B.Choksi Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Clusters, grids, and peer-to-peer networks have emerged as popular paradigms for next generation parallel and distributed computing systems. They enable usage of distributed resources for solving large-scale problems in science, engineering, commerce and other domains. The common approach adopted by these systems is to employ scheduling heuristics that lead to an optimal schedule.
Scheduling diverse applications and resources in distributed environment is challenging because target resources may be heterogeneous and their load and availability varies dynamically. Moreover, independent tasks may share common data files. Unfortunately, it is often impossible to obtain analytical results to compare the efficacy of these heuristics. Given the nature of most scheduling problems one must resort to simulation to effectively evaluate and compare their efficacy over a wide range of scenarios.
This work describes the Grid and cluster scheduling simulators for study, testing and evaluation of various job scheduling techniques. We present a comparative study to highlight the usefulness of various simulators like GridSim, ClusterSim, SimGrid, Alea 2, BeoSim and Bricks for conducting scheduling research. An attempt is made in this paper to provide the basis for appropriate selection and possibility of designing new scheduling algorithms offering better performance and throughput using existing Grid and cluster scheduling simulators aimed at improvement in the performance of distributed systems.
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Title : CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS OF PORTING SIM FROM ONE NETWORK TO ANOTHER IN NIGERIA Authors : Alumona T., Onuchukwu CM., Ifeagwu, EN., Onuchukwu VC Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Porting has become an important evaluation method in the area of communication industry and it is a welcome development. Porting of Sim from one network to another, with the help of mobile number portability MNP one can easily enjoy better quality and cheaper rates on another network without changing your mobile number and still retain your old number but will enjoy the network service and load network you are changing to. Porting of SIM, MNP gives you the ability to switch a network provider but, only once in 90 days. With an explosive growth of the mobile applications and emerging of cloud computing concept, Mobile Cloud Computing (MCC) has been introduced to be a potential technology for mobile services that integrates the cloud computing into the mobile environment and overcomes obstacles related to the performance of Sim porting
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Title : TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION IN FIRMS OF ARACAJU CITY/ BRAZIL Authors : Suzana Leităo Russo, Matheus Nascimento de Jesus, José Ricardo de Santana, Jonas Pedro Fabris Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The relationship between universities and companies is important in the innovation process are quite different and the contributions made by universities for this process, permeating their teaching, research, transfer / commercialization of knowledge. The new model of innovation: The Open Innovation, replaces the isolation of the shares by the sharing of knowledge. A major factor in innovation activities is the intention to innovate and the degree of innovation that the company sees need to remain competitive in its market segment. Therefore, it becomes essential to consider that according to the stance taken by this company have specific interests and possibly different from other companies. The objective of this study is to identify whether there are actions in technological innovation companies Aracaju and what potential innovation that will serve to promote the creation of partnerships in R&D projects, as well as generating business opportunities for innovation
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Title : THE IMPORTANCE OF TRAVEL TIME RELIABILITY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING Authors : Dr. D.P.Gupta, Dr. Arvind dewangan Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper proposes use of median travel time compared to mean travel time as the measure of central tendency to calculate Buffer Time Index (BTI), one of the most important measures of travel time reliability. Travel time reliability can be defined as the amount of variation in travel times that occur on a day to day basis. Therefore, in this research, relationships between traffic accidents and travel time reliability are examined, and the benefit of traffic accident reduction is calculated based on the scheduling model under travel time uncertainties. The results show the significance of traffic accident reduction for the improvement of travel time reliability.
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Title : A Review on Wastewater Treatment with Special Emphasis on Chemical Treatment Methods Authors : Sonali R. Dhokpande, Sunil J. Kulkarni, Dr. Jayant P. Kaware Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The environmental protection and related research is gaining more and more importance because of rapid industrial growth and diminishing water resources. The efficient treatment of industrial wastewater is very important part of environmental research. The industrial wastewater treatment includes physical, chemical and biological methods. The common treatments adopted includes settling, activated sludge process, aeration, anaerobic biological treatments, adsorption, and membrane separation techniques. The chemical treatment methods have their own advantages like economy (depending on chemical dose required), easy and simple method of treatment, energy saving. The current review aims at summarizing the research carried out for application of the chemical treatment methods for wastewater. In addition, few new wastewater treatments are also discussed.
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Title : A survey on digital forensics investigation of Seafile as a cloud storage Authors : Kayvan Atefi, Saadiah Yahya, Arash Atefi Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The internet and digital devices like portable media players, smart phones and digital cameras are now being used by many different people for a variety of reasons. Unfortunately, criminals are also designing their own uses to assist them in committing their crimes. As with most new technologies cloud storage services have the capacity to be used for criminal exploitation and to form the basis of civil litigation. As such those working in both digital forensics and eDiscovery must have the capability to forensically analyze these storage platforms.
The storage as a service (StaaS) cloud computing architecture is showing significant growth as users adopt the capability to store data in the cloud environment across a range of devices. Cloud (storage) forensics has recently emerged as a salient area of inquiry. Nowadays with using a widely open source cloud StaaS application, researcher will document a series of digital forensic experiments with the aim of providing forensic researchers and practitioners with an in-depth understanding of the artifacts required to undertake cloud storage forensics. This research will focus upon possible artifacts, which will categories the potential evidential data specified before commencement of the experiments. In this research, researchers will try to find a number of digital forensic artifacts as part of the experiments that will be used to support the selection of artifact categories and provide a technical summary to practitioners of artifact types. Finally general guidelines for future forensic analysis on open source StaaS products and recommendations for future work will be proposed.
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Title : REVIEW PAPER ON DETECTING COPY MOVE FORGERY Authors : Mandeep Kaur , Er.Mandeep Kaur Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The different methods for processing and detecting forgery in digital images have received growing attention recently. This is due to the availability of up-to-date editing software and sophisticated digital cameras, which simplify the duplication of regions for the forgers where part of an image is pasted to another location to conceal undesirable objects. An example of these methods is copy-move (i.e., Cloning) forgery in digital images. Detection of copy-move forgery to search the copied regions and there pasted ones, but detection may vary based on whether there has been any post-processing on the copied part before paste it to another party.
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Title : Barriers to female entrepreneurship performance in Nigeria: A qualitative research approach Authors : Mercy Uche Olugu, Beulah Chikere Obiekwe, Kayode O. Balogun Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper is purposed to examine the barriers and other challenges posed to the female entrepreneurs in the course of commencing entrepreneurial activities. In doing so, it addresses a gap in the body of knowledge as related to the female entrepreneurs in the context of developing country, Nigeria. The paper draws on data from a qualitative approach. Twelve female entrepreneurs within Lagos State, Nigeria were investigated. Results show that two major challenges affect the performance of female entrepreneurs. The barriers are lack of funding and weak network affiliations. Other minor challenges also include problem of skill and training, social status, lack of infrastructure, marketing problem and socio personal problem.
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Title : The problem of oversaturation of computer systems with applications and its supposed solution Authors : NAZOKAT ABDULLAEVA, FARKHOD TASHPULATOV Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In the given paper, an idea about integration licensed computer programs into one address space to use their shapes in workstations is considered. The key moment of this idea is work with interface of software without its installing into a workstation. As a result, not only users are free from problems on setting up applications into their PCs, notebooks, pads and mobile phones but also resources of their devices can be loaded more rationally. The conception is a very topical because nowadays the tendency of oversaturation of computer systems with software is observed. Meanwhile, majority of used programs are either copies of licensed software or their counterfeits. Besides, we ourselves experience constantly a problem related supersaturation of workstations with tremendous amount of installed applications which automatically integrated to a client side of a distributed system by us. Therefore, we firmly believe, that results of our research could be improved essentially if we realized this idea.
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Title : Damping of SSR using SSSC with hysteresis current control Authors : Mr.Anumolu Vijaya Krishna, Dr G.Ravi Kumar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The main objective of this paper is to present a more detailed investigation on the capability of SSSC to electromechanical oscillation. This investigation was done based on the IEEE First Benchmark Model where the electrical and mechanical systems were modeled in MATLAB. For the analysis presented in this paper SSSC is used to damp out torsional oscillations.
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Title : STRUCTURAL CONCEPT AND ANALYSIS OF THE 15-STORY BASE ISOLATED APARTENT BUILDING “AVAN” Authors : MIKAYEL MELKUMYAN Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In recent years seismic isolation technologies in Armenia were extensively applied in construction of multi-story residential and business center complexes with parking floors and with floors envisaged for offices, shopping centers, fitness clubs, etc. They are briefly described in the paper, which is, however, mainly dedicated to a 15-story base isolated apartment building “Avan” designed and constructed recently in the city of Yerevan. The structural concept, including the new approach on installation of seismic isolation rubber bearings in this building, is described and results of the earthquake response analyses are given. The building was analyzed using several time histories and also according to the requirements of the Armenian Seismic Code. Comparison of the obtained results indicates the high effectiveness of the proposed structural concept of isolation system and the need for further improvement of Seismic Code provisions regarding the values of the reduction factors.
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Title : INVESTIGATION OF VARIOUS SPACE VECTOR PWM TECHNIQUES FOR INVERTER Authors : R.Madhavi, C.Harinath Reddy Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this paper , the investigation of the various space vector pulse width modulation techniques for inverter is presented. This paper uses the SVPWM techniques such as conventional SVPWM, digital SVPWM, simplified SVPWM and discontinuous PWM. In this the conventional SVPWM and discontinuous PWM requires the angle and sector information but the simplified SVPWM uses the imaginary switching times which can be obtained from the reference voltages. The influence of SVPWM techniques are analyzed for higher modulation and lower modulation indices based on the harmonic distortion in the current ripple by using MATLAB/Simulink.
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Title : PWM TECHNIQUES FOR THREE PHASE RECTIFIERS Authors : P.HAVANA VARSHA, G.KISHOR Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The proposed topology of different pulse width modulation techniques for three phase rectifiers features such as improved waveform quality, lower switching losses, reduced ac side passive component size when compared to the conventional continuous pulsewidth modulation. These features allow higher power density and/or efficiency to be achieved and are important targets for next generation of power rectifiers. The proposed topology will be simulated using MATLAB simulink.
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Title : A Hybrid AC/DC Micro grid With Fuzzy Logic Controller Authors : Bhanu Prakash, Mothiram Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The proposed system presents power- control strategies of a grid-connected Micro grid generation system with versatile power transfer. This Micro grid system allows maximum utilization of freely available renewable energy sources like wind and photovoltaic energies. For this, an adaptive MPPT P&O Controller along with standard perturbs and observes method will be used for the system.
The proposed Micro grid can operate in autonomous mode. fuzzy logic controller and controlling converters are proposed for smooth power transfer between ac and dc links and for stable system operation under various generation and load conditions. This Micro grid system operates under normal conditions which include normal room temperature in the case of solar energy and normal wind speed at plain area in the case of wind energy. The Power Balancing Control simulation results are presented to illustrate the operating principle, feasibility and reliability of Micro grid proposed system.
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Title : Multilevel Inverter Topology with Reduced Number of Switches Authors : D Sai Krishna, M. Harsha Vardhan Reddy Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Nowadays, multilevel inverters are having wide range of applications. Researchers are also well concentrated on investigating of various topologies for multilevel inverters with less number of switching devices, power supply units and also with fewer harmonic too. In this paper a new multilevel inverter topology is proposed, by which we can generate “6n-5” output levels by using “n” number of capacitors. This proposed topology requires bi-directional switches, one-directional controlled switches, and capacitors. This paper provides a new topology with less number of switches and a single dc source, more number of output levels as compared to conventional multilevel inverters. To validate the proposed topology, MATLAB based simulation analysis and hardware prototypes are carried out.
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Title : An investigation about optical parameters of silicon thin layers with different thicknesses Authors : Parshang Khorramdel, Mohammad Reza Behfrooz Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Silicon thin layers with different deposition angle were made by using of resistant evaporation method. These layers were deposited on glass substrates with three different thicknesses and angles, under UHV conditions at room temperature by electron gun evaporation method. Other deposition conditions were the same for all layers. By using spectrophotometer the Reflectance and the Transmittance of produced layers were obtained other deposition Conditions were the same for all layers. Nano Structure of these layers and their relation with deposition angle were discussed by applying AFM and SEM analysis.
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Title : Pre-monsoon physico - chemical analysis of surface water of Jashpur District Chhattisgarh (C.G.) Authors : Rajiv Ratna Pandey, Dr. M.R. Augur Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Water samples were collected from two sampling station viz., station 1 Dhondidand and station 2 Dhondibahar of Ib river of Jashpur district in Chhattisgarh state during March 2013 to June 2013. The samples were subjected to laboratory analysis using atomic absorption spectrophotometer (AAS) to assess the levels of heavy metal such as Chromium (Cr), Cadmium (Cd), and Nickel (Ni). Standard procedures (including on site analysis) were used to determine the physicochemical parameters such as Temperature, pH, Turbidity, Alkalinity, Total Dissolved solids (TDS), Dissolved oxygen (DO), Sulphate, Fluoride and Total Hardness of the river water samples. The ranges of values of the observed parameters were Temperature (21.4-28.3) 0C; pH : (7.22-7.82); Turbidity : (2-6) NTU; Alkalinity : (5-11) mg/l; Total dissolved solids : (30-38) mg/l; Dissolved oxygen : (4.4-5.0) mg/l; Sulphate : (5.8-7.9) mg/l; fluoride : (0.25-0.53) mg/l; Total hardness : (23-29) mg/l. All the values were within the WHO, WHO/UNICEF and the USEPA guidelines. The values of these parameters indicate that Ib river is moderately not polluted.
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Title : RECOGNITION OF DEGRADED PRINTED GURMUKHI NUMERALS Authors : Nishu Goyal, Seema Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Character recognition is one of the important subjects in the field of Document Analysis and Recognition. Character recognition can be performed on printed text or handwritten text. Printed text can be from good quality documents or degraded documents. The performance of any OCR system heavily depends upon printing quality of the input document. Little reported work has been found on the recognition of degraded Gurmukhi numerals. In this dissertation we have recognized consider already isolated printed numerals on which we apply binarization techniques. Gurmukhi numerals in which we have considered various types of printed degradations like broken, background noise problem, heavily printed and shape variant characters. This work is performed over 10 Gurmukhi numerals only. The numerals are broken we have corrected the broken numerals up to 5 pixels broken distance. So, in this dissertation we have used structural and statistical features like Zoning, Transition features, Distance Profile features and Neighbor pixel zone etc. for generating feature sets that are used for recognizing printed Gurmukhi numerals by using SVM and Parameters used for testing have achieved maximum accuracy of 92% approximate, Squared Correlation Coefficient to get out results with 0.93 approximate with combined techniques (GRAD+ZCI+ZCZ), feature vector (F8) but Mean Square Ratio is less in Zoning Centeriod Zone Technique (ZCZ), feature vector (F7) in the four training tested formats even or odd and first half or last half and vice versa samples using SVM.
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Title : SAG MITIGATION AND CONTROL OF DYNAMIC VOLTAGE RESTORER WITH VARIOUS STORAGE SCHEMES Authors : Keren Persis P, Suvitha V, Devi S, Yuvaleela M Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Dynamic voltage restorers (DVR) can provide the most commercial solution to mitigate voltage sag by injecting voltage as well as power into the system. Nowadays, a lot of devices have been developed to mitigate voltage sag such as Dynamic Voltage Restorer (DVR), Distribution Static Compensator (D-Statcom) and Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS). The efficiency of the DVR depends on the performance of the efficiency control technique involved in switching the inverters. This paper deals with the mitigation of voltage sag, performance of DVR under various DC storage devices and the control techniques of DVR
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Title : Teaching Values through a Problem Solving Approach to Mathematics Authors : Dr. Kavita Shrivastava Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The purpose of this article is to suggest one of the many ways in which value education can be incorporated into existing mathematics curriculum and approaches to teaching mathematics. In particular, it will focus on ways in which values education can be enhanced by utilizing a problem-solving approach of the discipline. Presenting a problem and developing the skills needed to solve problem is more motivational than teaching the skills without a context. It allows the students to see a reason for learning the mathematics, and hence to become more deeply involved in learning it. Teaching through problem solving can enhance logical reasoning, helping students to be able to decide what rule, if any, in a situation requires, or if necessary to develop their own rules where an existing rule cannot be directly applied.
Human life is also a problem solving game throughout. If a student’s mind is trained to derive logical conclusion in certain situation then he will always be a better equipped person to handle even the toughest situation in a controlled and balanced manner.
This article suggests that a problem-solving approach can contribute significantly to the outcomes of a Mathematical education. Problem solving is an important component of mathematical education because it is the single tool which seems to be able to achieve all three of the values of mathematics: functional analysis, logical derivation and aesthetic temperament.
Value education in mathematics help students find their rightful place in the world. Value in a Mathematics curriculum add a new dimension to promote an all round personality development of a students and nurtures their academic career in a better way.
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Title : Abridged energy consumption in cloud environment using efficient load balancing Authors : Sheekha Maury, Sunita Gond Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Cloud computing is a internet based service that provide us services like platform(Paas), software(Saas), infrastructure as a service(Iaas) and everyone wants to take benefit and migrate to cloud services using the cloud computing. As usage of cloud going to increase day by day, it ultimately increases the burden on cloud servers due to which energy consumption is also increasing which is very harmful for environment. There are various IT and non-IT equipment running the applications of cloud in data center. So power consumption can be reducing up to certain extent if resources can be properly managed. Here we prepare a new method of load balancing.
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Title : A Review on Virtual Machine Scheduling Algorithms and Techniques in Cloud Computing Authors : Subhash B. Malewar, Prof.Deepak Kapgate Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Cloud Computing provide the various services to the user on pay as you use mode as per requirement. The role of Virtual Machine’s (VMs) has emerged as an important issue because, through virtualization technology, it makes cloud computing infrastructures to be scalable. Load Balancing is essential for effective operations in distributed environments hence in cloud it is very important research. There are various algorithms present for scheduling the clients request to appropriate available cloud node. In this paper we explain various virtual machine management techniques and the scheduling algorithms also compare them based on some performance matrices to provide an overview of latest technique and algorithms in the cloud computing field for virtual machine scheduling.
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Title : Ranking the Suppliers of Iranian Industries using a FAHP Approach Authors : Ahmad Jafarnejad, Mehdi Ajalli, S.Rahim Safavi M.M Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Supply chain management is an important concept and discipline which enables business partners to integrate products and services effectively and to build long-term relationships. SCM can be extensively defined as effective coordination on material, product, delivery, payment, and information flows between enterprises and trading partners (Wu and Chuang ‚ 2010). Supplier Evaluation is of increasing importance for companies and their further business development due to the fact that companies are concentrating on their core competencies. Next to that a distinctive supplier evaluation includes all internal departments and their feedback about suppliers performance to receive a whole picture of suppliers potential. Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (FAHP) is a new multi-criteria evaluation method evolved from Saatys AHP. In this paper, designed Questionnaires are sent to 20 professional experts in different departments of Abzarsazi Company in Iran. So, this paper aimed to find out and rank the key factors of supplier selection criterias and present a suitable ranking for supplier of Abzarsazi Company using a Fuzzy AHP approach.
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Title : A STUDY ON THE FACTORS AFFECTING ADOPTION OF INTERNET BANKING-A CASE STUDY OF AXIS BANK INDIVIDUAL CUSTOMERS OF JAMNAGAR DISTRICT BRANCHES Authors : Prof. Dipesh Nathwani, Dr. Richard Remedios Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The major objective of this study was to identify the factors affecting adoption of Internet Banking (IB) among Axis Banks individual customers of Jamnagar District Branches. The specific objectives were: to find out the difference between adopters and non-adopters of Internet Banking with respect to demographic factors such as age, income, education, marital status, occupation status, and gender; and with respect to their perceptions towards internet banking such as relative advantage, complexity, perceived risk, and perceived cost of internet banking; and to determine the factors influencing the probability of adopting internet banking. Using a cross-sectional survey approach, primary data was collected from a random sample of 274 individual customers of Axis bank of Jamnagar District branches using self-administered questionnaires. The data was analyzed using frequencies, percentages, chi-square tests, independent t-tests, and logistic regression analysis techniques. Based on the results of the chi-square test, the conclusion is that there was a significant difference between adopters and non-adopters of IB with respect to four demographic factors including age, income, education, and occupation; while there is no significant difference between adopters and non-adopters of IB with respect to the demographic factors of marital status and gender. Furthermore, based on the results of the independent t-test, the conclusion is that there was a significant difference between adopters and non-adopters of IB with respect to their perceptions towards IB such relative advantage, complexity, perceived risk, and perceived cost.
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Title : A Review on: Detection of Vascular Changes In Retinal Images Using Automatic A/V Classification Authors : Sonali M. Thakur, Prof. Ashwini A. Meshram Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The retinal vessels are affected by several diseases such as diabetes, hypertension and cardiovascular. The vessels are reliable for the calculation of characteristic signs with vascular changes are measured & accessing the stage and severity of some retinal condition. The classification of arteries and veins in retinal images is an important phase for the automated assessment of vascular changes and calculation of characteristics signs with several diseases such as diabetes, hypertension & cardiovascular condition. The proposed of A/V classification method based on the images of INSPIRE-AVR, DRIVE & VICAVR databases demonstrate the independence of this method in A/V classification of retinal images with different properties, such as differences in size, quality, and camera angle. The AVR value can provide an indicator of diabetic retinopathy and retinopathy of prematurity so, A/V classification proposed AVR ratio for Proper measurement of vascular changes. Any changes in retinal blood vessels, such as dilation and elongation of main arteries, veins and their branches can provide frequently associate with hypertension and other cardiovascular diseases and also, reduce the subjectivity & time than current observer-based techniques.
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Title : Desktop Monitoring using Spydroid Authors : Ms.Suchita S. Mesakar, Ms.Vanita P.Lonkar, Ms.Sonali R.Raut Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper presents a technique to provide security to desktop through android mobile phone. If any unauthorized user is trying to access the computer the videos of the whole activity will be provided to the authorized user. For this an android application will be installed on the users mobile phone. So as to make owner know that these videos are available, a message will be sent to his/her cell phone and then the owner will start the android application and view these videos and also generate a shutdown command that would trigger the computer to shutdown automatically
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Title : Is Large Population an Impediment in Citys Development? Authors : Mr.Anand Upadhyay, Ms. Sneha Pokharkar, Mr.Santosh Kumar Singh Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This topic covers assumptions made by most of the people that, if a city s population is large it will affect its growth and the development of the city. So, the survey tries to cover all possible aspects on views and tries to relate it to real world facts. Here on the basis of data collected with the help of the survey from cities, it shows that crowd, few or less and opportunities as well as skills of the people, all matters in the development of a city.
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Title : Transient Stability Analysis in Micro grids Using P-f & Q-V dot droop controller Authors : B.S.S. SANTOSH, D.J.V PRASAD Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Generation is shifting from a centralized power generating facility having large synchronous generators to distributed generation involving sources of smaller capacity. Most of these sources require inverters on the front end while being connected to the grid. Lower available kinetic energy, coupled with less short-circuit current ratio compared to large synchronous generators, compromises the transient stability of the microgrid when isolated from the main grid. Sources in the microgrid use droop control to share power according to their capacity without any form of communication. This paper proposes a novel Q-V dot droop controller for inverters to improve the frequency response of microgrid under disturbances involving large frequency deviations. It also discusses design of various parameters defined for the proposed control. The microgrid, which has two inverters and two synchronous generators, is simulated using Simulink/MATLAB software to test the proposed control strategy.
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Title : Security Constrained OPF with TCSC and TCPST Authors : Ch V Ramachandra Rao, N Sri Harish, Ch Rambabu Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In recent years, power demand has increased substantially while the expansion of power generation and transmission has been severely limited due to limited resources and environmental restrictions. As a consequence, some transmission lines are heavily loaded and the system stability becomes a power transfer-limiting factor. Flexible AC transmission systems (FACTS) controllers have been mainly used for solving various power system steady state control problems. However, recent studies reveal that FACTS controllers could be employed to enhance power system security in addition to their main function of power flow control.
This paper presents a novel approach to solve an optimal power flow problem with embedded security constraints (OPF-SC), represented by a mixture of continuous and discrete control variables, where the major aim is to minimize the total operating cost, taking into account both operating security constraints, and system capacity requirements. The particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm has been used as the optimization tool. The effect on security in the presence of Facts device like Thyristor Controlled Series Capacitors (TCSCs) and Thyristor controlled Phase shifting Transformers (TCPSTs) are analyzed. Simulations will be done on IEEE 30 bus system for a few harmful contingencies.
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Title : Investigation on outline of Homogeneous charge compression ignition and its scope of development Authors : P.V.Ramana, B.Umamaheswar Gowd, D.Maheswar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The homogenous charge compression ignition (HCCI) is a promising new engine technology that combines elements of the diesel and gasoline engine operating cycles. Homogeneous charge compression ignition is another way to develop as an alternative to diesel engines with high efficiency and low NOx and particulate matter emissions to increase the efficiency of the gasoline engine. The attractive properties are increased fuel efficiency due to reduced throttling losses, increased expansion ratio and higher thermodynamic efficiency. With the advantages there are some mechanical limitations to the operation of the HCCI engine. The implementation of homogenous charge compression ignition (HCCI) to gasoline engines is constrained by many factors. The main drawback of HCCI is the absence of direct combustion timing control. Therefore all the right conditions for auto ignition have to be set before combustion starts. This paper describes the past and current research done on HCCI engine. Many research got considerable success in doing detailed modeling of HCCI combustion. This paper aims at studying the fundamentals of HCCI combustion, the strategy to control the limitation of HCCI engine and finding optimum operating conditions for HCCI engine operation. The purpose of this paper is to work on the combustion timing and the engine operating zone for HCCI engines. Four main areas of timing control were identified in an investigation of the available literature: one is the thermal control through exhaust gas recirculation (EGR), and others are variable compression ratio (VCR), variable valve timing (VVT), Fuel mixtures or additives. To investigate HCCI Combustion Process a detail CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) approach will be used to limit the drawback of HCCI Engine.
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Title : Study of the optical limiting properties of Ethidium Bromide under CW laser illumination Authors : Hussain A. Badran , Noor Al-huda S.Yakop Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The optical limiting properties of Ethidium Bromide dye in double distilled water was investigated using 532 nm cw solid state laser (SDL) as a light source. The variation in the output power was studied as a function of input power for four different concentrations, and for two different aperture sizes and the influence of all these parameters on the threshold limit and output clamping power was analyzed. All these experimental results show that this dye is a promising material for applications in various optical limiting devices.
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Title : MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISES: A CONTIBUTOR FOR THE DEVELOPMENT Authors : Ritu Yadav Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In developing countries, like India, where there is a problem of unemployment, poverty, capital shortage etc., in such economies, small and medium scale enterprises work as a backbone, for providing employment opportunities with less investment. This paper focuses on the role of small and medium scale industries for the economic growth in Haryana. It highlights the position of MSMEs in various districts of Haryana and schemes of government of Haryana for the growth of these industries. This paper also contributes the various suggestions for developing MSME in Haryana. This paper is based on secondary sources of data like journals, articles, ministerial reports, websites etc. The growing importance of small and medium scale industries for the development of a country and rural to urban migration act as a motivator for this study.
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Title : EMPLOYER BRANDING: A STRATEGIC TOOL FOR HR Authors : Ritu Yadav Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : For efficiently managing the human resource, an organization needs to frame effective strategies. Employer branding strategies are the result of organizational need to attract and manage talent in an organization. It is positioning themselves in the market as an attractive employer to attract the potential talent and to retain and manage the existing talent. This paper deals with the growing concept of employer branding and its essence for a business along with its future scope. It also focuses on the strategies for an HR manager to position itself as a competent employer brand. This study is based on the conceptual data available in journals, articles, books and other available sources. This paper suggested some strategies for creating itself as a good and attractive employer brand. War for the talent in the labor market and problem of employees performance sustainability act as motivator for the study.
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Title : WORK FORCE DIVERSITY: IMPACT OF DIVERSITY WITH REGARD TO GENDER IN IT SECTOR IN INDIA Authors : Rajesh Kumar, Dr. Arti Gaur Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Todays business world diversity issues are considered important and are projected to become even more important in the future because to increasing differences in our population. Workplace diversity refers to the differences that people bring with them to their jobs on the basis of gender, age, race, ethnicity, culture or professional background. Those differences have a direct and/or indirect influence on the work done. Workplace Diversity also refers to the variety of differences between employees in an organization. Diversity encompasses race, gender, age, ethnic group, personality, cognitive style, tenure, organizational function, education background etc. Diversity not only includes how people perceive themselves, but how they perceive others. Those perceptions affect their interactions with others. To function effectively for an organization, professionals need to deal effectively with issues such as communication, adaptability and change. Importance of diversity will increase significantly in the future. Organizations need to recognize the importance of diversity and are ready to spend resources on managing diversity in the workplace now.
Managing workplace diversity is one of the challenges for human resource managers in India in IT industry. Old days are gone when most people in the office looked the same, spoke in the same manner and had the same outlook in life. Now things are somehow change
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Title : Compensation of Reactive Power and THD Minimization in the Grid Connected Wind Energy System Using Bang-Bang Controller Authors : Sambasiva Rao Bandreddy, Srinivas Vudumudi Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper presents the design of VSI based STATCOM for eliminating harmonic currents due to nonlinear load and to compensate the reactive power in grid connected system. Normally Static compensator (SVC) can be used to improve the power quality by reducing the harmonics in the grid current. But it has less reactive power compensation. This is because at a low voltage limit, the reactive power drop off as the square at a low voltage for the SVC.That’s why The Static Synchronous Compensator (STATCOM) is increasingly popular in power quality application. This VSI draw or supply a compensating current from the utility such that it cancels current harmonics on the AC side. STATCOM generates a current wave such that it compensate by cancelling out the non-linear current waveform generated by load. The performance of the wind turbine and thereby power quality are determined on the basis of measurements and the norms followed according to the guideline specified in International Electro-technical Commission standard, IEC-61400. The influence of the wind turbine in the grid system concerning the power quality measurements are-the active power, reactive power, variation of voltage, flicker, harmonics, and electrical behavior of switching operation and these are measured according to national/international guidelines .The STATCOM control scheme for the grid connected wind energy generation system for power quality improvement is simulated using MATLAB/SIMULINK in power system block set. Finally the proposed scheme is applied for both constant and variable linear and non linear loads.
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Title : Evaluation of effectiveness of some Bioinsecticidal against the white scale insect, Aulacaspis tubercularis (Homoptera: Diaspididae) on mango trees in Egypt Authors : Abd El-Salam, A.M.E1, Haggag Wafaa M2 Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The white scale insect, Aulacaspis tubercularis on, is one of the most destructive pests of mango trees throughout in Egypt. Toxicities of three commercially available bioinsecticides for scale insects were compared with M-Pede and Selecron + Capi in the laboratory and the field which are currently used to treat the scale insects in Egypt. Two spraying applications were carried out during the outbreak of the insect pest. Selecron + Capi and M-Pede significantly suppressed the nymphs and adult nymphs when exposed to the recommended-field rats of 1.0+10.0 and 5.0 ml/l, respectively. Nimbecidine was the highest effective followed by bio-catch and bio-power. In a field test,5.0 ml/l of Nimbecidine as neem plant extract caused 92.7% reduction increasing to 100% reduction after the first and second application, respectively. The entomopathogenic fungi formulations as bio-catch (Lecanicillium lecanii) was highly effective than Bio-power (Beauveria bassiana) achieving 86.7 and 67.0% reduction, respectively, after two applications. The results showed the importance of the bioinsecticides as eco-friendly in controlling the insect pest because of protection the environmental from the pollution.
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Title : Urbanization and Economic Growth in India Authors : Dr Shrinibas Jena, Bibhu Santosh Behera, Prof.Anama Charan Behera, Rudra Ashish Behera Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The Paper entitled “ Urbanization and Economic Growth in India” was prepared by Using the Secondary Data of Information in order to interprete the Concluding part of this study.Here the authors were dedicately worked to provide the quantitative data for researchers,scientists and for future studies.
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Title : CORRELATES OF STUDY ON DIRECT AND RESIDUAL EFFECT OF BORON ON RICE-TOMATO CROPPING SYSTEM IN INCEPTISOLS Authors : Chinmaya Mishra, Bibhu Santosh Behera Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : A field experiment was conducted in Central Research Station of O.U.A.T, Bhubaneswar, to study the direct and residual effect of Boron on Rice-Tomato cropping system in Inceptisols. Rice crop (Cv. Lalata) was transplanted in sandy loam Inceptisols with a design of RBD, with five levels of Boron (0, 0.5 ,1, 1.5, 2 Kg B/ha) and four replications with recommended dose of NPK. After harvest of Rice, Tomato (Cv. Utkal Kumari) was grown. Rice grain yield and tomato fruit yield was recorded. The samples were collected for nutrient and quality study. Post-harvest soil samples were collected, processed, and analysed for nutrients. The results revealed that rice crop responded to B application by producing more yield in all B treated plots than recommended dose of fertilizer. Highest rice grain yield of 49.44 q/ha was obtained when B was applied @ 1Kg/ha., Whereas residual effect of Boron on succeeding crop tomato was promising with yield response up to 1.5 Kg B/ha. Highest tomato yield 22.14 (t/ha) was obtained in the treatment receiving Boron @ 1.5 Kg/ha with recommended dose of NPK. Boron uptake by rice grain ranged from 10.19 to 52.38 g/ha. Highest Boron uptake in rice grain was found 52.38 g/ha in the treatment of 1Kg B/Ha. Similar trend was also observed in straw. Total Boron uptake increased significantly with increasing dose of B up to 2 Kg/ha., while Boron uptake by Tomato plant was much higher than uptake by fruits. Highest B uptake (336.70 g/ha) by fruit was obtained in the treatment receiving Boron @ 1.5 Kg/ha with recommended dose of NPK. Overall boron uptake was in increasing trend with increase dose of Boron. The quality parameters like Lycopene, Ascorbic acid, TSS and Crude protein were improved in tomato fruits significantly with increasing dose of B application
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Title : Implementation and Performance of Fuzzy Logic Controller on DC-DC Boost Converter Authors : J.Aparna, P.Lakshminarayana, Dr.R.Srinivasa Rao Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper describes the design of a fuzzy logic controller using voltage output as feedback for significantly improving the dynamic performance of boost dc-dc converter by using MATLAB @ Simulink software. The objective of this proposed methodology is to develop fuzzy logic controller on control boost dc-dc converter using MATLAB @ Simulink software. The fuzzy logic controller has been implemented to the system by developing fuzzy logic control algorithm. The design and calculation of the components especially for the inductor has been done to ensure the converter operates in continuous conduction mode. The evaluation of the output has been carried out and compared by software simulation using MATLAB software between the open loop and closed loop circuit. The simulation results are shown that voltage output is able to be control in steady state condition for boost dc-dc converter by using this methodology.
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Title : EFFECT OF DIAGONAL BRACING AND SHEAR WALL IN MULTISTORIED BUILDING Authors : Miss. Pallavi M. Shende, Dr. A.S. Kasnale Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : It is observed that the structure in high seismic areas may be susceptible to the sever damage. Safety and minimum damage level of a structure could be the prime requirement of tall buildings. To get these requirement the structure should have adequate lateral strength, lateral stiffness, and sufficient ductility. Now a day shear wall and diagonal bracing are most popular system to resist lateral loads due to earthquake, wind etc. Shear wall has high in plane stiffness and strength which can be used to simultaneously resist large horizontal loads and support gravity loads but the diagonal bracing will be the viable solution for enhancing earthquake resistance. In this study R.C.C Building (G+10) is modelled and analyzed in seven parts i) Model without Shear wall and Bracing (Bare frame). ii) Model with Shear wall providing at corner side. iii) Model with Shear wall providing at perimeter side. iv) Model with Shear wall providing at centre side. v) Model with diagonal bracing at corner side. vi) Model with diagonal bracing at perimeter side. vii) Model with diagonal bracing at centre area. The computer aided analysis is done by using E-TAB to find out effective lateral load system during earthquake in high seismic areas.
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Title : Thermal Analysis & Operation Performance of Fluidized Ash cooler Authors : S.V. Thite, S.B. Ingole Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Fluidization technique is used frequently in various operating plants. The ash generated in FBB is carrying heat during drain operation. To save this heat energy, as well as to make it safe to handle this ash, Fluidized Bed Ash Cooler (FBAC) is proposed in this paper. In CFBC technology the bed temperature is around 800-900 şC. To maintain constant, boiler bed height it is necessary to drain the bed once it reaches to the desired limit. Transportation of this drained hot ash is difficult and unsafe unless it is cooled. It is proposed to cool hot ash by the air tapped from the primary air ducting to a temperature at which it can be transported easily and safely by conventional technology. The proposed bed ash cooler can take drained boiler bottom ash at a high temperature from Fluidized bed or Circulating fluidized bed boilers continuously and controllably. Consequently the heat is recovered from the hot ash by air and is fed back to the boiler as secondary combustion air above the fluidized bed in order to avail it for further combustion in the furnace. In this paper, FBAC is manufactured based upon the calculations done taking the actual inputs of ash generation CFBC. Testing of the same is done on site. Results obtained from the field data and the data developed by the distributed control station (DCS) are verified for the desired results.
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Title : Numerical simulation of groundwater at Wadi El Hadu – East Nile, Khartoum state, Sudan Authors : Adil Elkrail , Abdalla Mahdi, E.A. Elzein Mohamd Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The main objectives of this paper are to design a convenient, concise and more representative conceptual model for groundwater system to evaluate the groundwater potentiality, and to determine source of recharge and general flow direction using numerical model simulation. Arc GIS software was used for constructing the conceptual model components. Well sites were spatially located by GPS device. Aqua test software was used for measuring hydraulic characteristics of aquifers .Visual MODFLOW code was selected. Several model runs were done using trial-and-error technique. A good fitness between observed and calculated head was achieved with Root Mean Square Error (RMS), Absolute Residual Mean (ARM), and Normalized (RMS %) of 0.284 m, 0.226 m and 1.447 % respectively, indicating an acceptable model calibration. The contour lines simulated with visual MODFLOW model for upper aquifer (layer 2) and lower aquifer (layer 4) indicate down gradient flow from western part of the area towards north, confirming first the recharge sources from the Blue Nile and secondly the hydraulically interconnection of upper and lower aquifers in the study area. The volume rate for time step of inflow components such as constant head, recharge, river leakage, general head boundary were estimated to be 22 %, 63.7 %, 8.7 % and 5.8% of the total inflow respectively. On the other hands the volume rate for time step of outflow components such as constant head , wells, river leakage, general head boundary were 0.5%, 14.5%, 0.4% & 84.6% of the total outflow respectively.
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Title : THE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF ENERGY LOSSES FLOW MEASURING MEANS Authors : Z. ELFELSOUFI, L. AZRAR, N.SEFIANI Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This work aims to describe, for flow measurement devices most commonly used in laboratories and industrial facilities, an important factor often overlooked within the range of flow meters: The cost service. We will present firstly a classification of methods for measuring flow, a theoretical reminder explaining the operation without abusing the mathematical background. On the other hand, a study of the energy cost of some methods of flow measurement. The experiment was done on a bench comprising five flow measuring devices.
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Title : Using Serviqual Model to Identify Service Quality Gaps in Banking Sector in India Authors : Parampreet Singh Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Service quality is characterized as a worldwide judgment, or mentality, identifying with the prevalence of the service. In todays expanding aggressive climate giving service quality is imperative to any service industry. This study manages service quality crevices in banks as after nationalization of a few business banks rivalry was limited yet with the section of new era tech- insightful private banks the keeping money division has gotten to be excessively focused. For near purposes, five service quality measurements are utilized i.e. unmistakable quality, dependability, certification, responsiveness and compassion. The 22 things SERVQUAL scale focused around whole model proposed by Parasuraman, Zeithmal and Berry was utilized. A specimen size of 100 was taken utilizing standard inspecting. Whole examination was connected to discover the holes in the middle of expected and performed service in banks of Patiala, Dist. of Punjab utilizing SPSS to discover contrast between client recognition and desire. The study gave a knowledge into which characteristics of service quality in private bank were most essential in giving fulfillment to clients and territories where noteworthy crevices existed. From the present study it can be presumed that the most astounding hole was found in the measurement of dependability and sympathy and few proposals have been given to enhance these variables.
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Title : FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS & CHALLENGES OF MOBILE COMPUTING Authors : Rashmi Prayani Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Mobile Computing came when computer machinery decreases in size and increases in computing power then people demanded these to be part of their life. They want to connect with this World 24*7. They want ease in their life. These could happen by carrying this machinery with their everyday tasks. This is achieved by technology called “Mobile Computing”. It is basically advancement in wireless technology and portable devices. We can connect to anyone at anytime from any place via networked devices. Using this technology, users are independent from their physical locations but at the same time there are many challenges we face in this technology like limited battery life of mobile, mobility of nomadic users, less bandwidth of wireless etc. This paper is a review of Mobile Technology. This describes “What is Mobile Computing? What are the challenges and issues we face in this?
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Title : HYBRID SOLAR SYSTEM FOR HORTICULTURE Authors : Naveen B M, Raghu S, Deepak Salian, Ganesh Shetty Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : this paper aims at extracting maximum power from sunlight using PV modules and using this power for Horticulture purpose. Pumping water and LED lightning for effective plant growth are used as two applications, LED lighting systems have several unique advantages over existing horticultural lighting, including the ability to control spectral composition, the ability to produce very high light levels with low radiant heat output when cooled properly, and the ability to maintain useful light output for years without replacement. LEDs are the first light source to have the capability of true spectral composition control, allowing wavelengths to be matched to plant photoreceptors to provide more optimal production and to influence plant morphology and composition. Because they are solid-state devices, in this sense, the successful achievement of this demonstrator can be considered as a central paper objective. 8051 microcontroller is used to control the solar tracker. KEIL software is used to write the embedded C Program for tracking DC motors.
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Title : Comparative analysis of PSO variants for Voltage control and Loss minimization Authors : R Pradeep Sudha, Ch.V.S.R.G.Krishna, Ch Rambabu Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this paper, two variants of particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithms namely Coordinated Aggregation PSO (CAPSO) and Adaptive PSO (APSO) are compared with the conventional PSO algorithms for the optimal steady-state performance of power system. The proposed methods are used for loss minimization and voltage control. Simulation results of standard IEEE 30 test system is presented to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed approaches under simulated conditions.
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Title : Design and Analysis of Excavator Arm Assembly using Finite Element Method Authors : Megha Sudhirrao Londhekar, Prof. V.C.Pathade Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The aim of this work is to study the stick and the boom of an excavator & various forces acting on the bucket. The present review provides brief information about the excavator arm mechanism. Excavators are heavy construction equipment consisting of a boom, stick, bucket on the rotating platform known as the house. In this paper it is proposed to study the concept of finite element method and its application to the excavator arm design. Also various calculations are required to do in the areas where the problem occurs in the excavator. For this purpose many different load conditions have been studied numerically on the original excavator in order to estimate a safety factor and the deformability or flexibility of each component. Failure involves cracking of boom, failure in adaptor and dislocation at the bucket end due to the play in pin joint which is mainly because of digging force. In order to suggest the solution to these problems existing in the Excavator arm, it is necessary to do complete study of the Excavator and failures occurring in it.
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Title : High Performance Single-Phase Inverter for Grid-Connected Photovoltaic Systems Authors : B N V V Prudhvi Krishna, Ch Rambabu Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper presents a high performance single-phase inverter for grid connection of photovoltaic applications. The proposed inverter utilizes two split ac-coupled inductors that operate separately for positive and negative half grid cycles. The proposed inverter has high performance and operates at higher switching frequencies. The high efficiency and operating at higher operating frequencies enables reduced cooling requirements and results in system cost savings by shrinking passive components. The photovoltaic array can be decoupled from the grid with two additional ac-side switches. The operation principle, common-mode characteristic and design considerations of the proposed transformerless inverter are illustrated. The proposed topology gives higher efficiency than topologies with transformers. In this proposed system PI controller is used in control to reduce Harmonics.
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Title : COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF BIO-CAD TECHNIQUE AND CANNY EDGE DETECTION ALGORITHM FOR LUMBAR SPINE IMAGES USING FINITE ELEMENT METHOD Authors : E.Punarselvam, Dr.P.Suresh Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The spinal column, more commonly called the backbone, is made up primarily of vertebrae discs, and the spinal cord. The vertebral column usually consists of 24 articulating vertebrae, and nine fused vertebrae in the sacrum and the coccyx. It is situated in the dorsal aspect of the torso, separated by intervertebral discs.The lumbar spine refers to the lower back, where the spine curves inward toward the abdomen. It starts about five or six inches below the shoulder blades, and connects with the thoracic spine at the top and extends downward to the sacral spine. The lumbar vertebrae are the largest segments of the movable part of the vertebral column, they are elected L1 to L5, starting at the top. Bio-CAD has been used to assist in Bio-Medical design and Modeling of images for analysis. In this work Bio-CAD technique along with Canny Edge detection algorithm has been proposed to model and analyze the spine images. To find the correct boundary in noisy image of spine is still a difficult one. The proposed Canny Edge Detection algorithm has been used to detect the boundaries of spine image from the noisy spine image. The performance of proposed technique has been compared. The results show that the proposed Bio-CAD technique performs well and produced the better optimal solution Canny Edge Detection algorithm. This method is robust for all kinds of noisy images without prior knowledge of other properties. The performance of the both techniques was analyzed by calculating the probability error and edge length.
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Title : Trends In Income Inequality, Growth And Income Mobility In Africa Authors : Mustapha DJENNAS, Aicha BOUCHIKHI, Mohammed BENBOUZIANE Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The main objective of this research is to develop a cross-country analysis framework in Africa, which integrate a decomposition approach for unconditional β-convergence, σ-convergence and conditional β-convergence of economic growth and incomes dynamics. Based on the generalized gini coefficient, the decomposition framework split the change in incomes inequality into progressivity/pro-poor growth and re-ranking components. The results concern 52 african countries using data for the period 1980-2011. Except for few countries, all the results display very weak evidence of β-convergence, σ-convergence and conditional β-convergence.
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Title : The Efficient Markets Hypothesis (EMH), News and Cointegration: Theory and evidence Authors : BAGHLI A, CHERABI I, CHERIF TOUIL N, M. BENBOUZIANE Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper revisits the impact of news on the determination of exchange rates. In fact we will be presenting an analysis and discussions for testing the Efficient Markets Hypothesis (EMH) using a news format and using Cointegration methodology. However, before presenting the results some useful points should be considered in order to carry out the analysis of this study. Accordingly, section 2 of this paper gives some restrictions of cointegration techniques when it is used for models that have more than two variables. The variables that we will be using in this analysis are defined in section 3. Section 4 provides the source and period of database used. The test results are given in section 5. The implications of including cointegrated variables will be discussed in section 6, mainly the issues of purchasing power parity, covered and uncovered interest parities. Finally some concluding remarks are drawn up.
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Title : A Survey on Face Recognition by Memetic Approach Authors : N.Kavitha, R.Jayaraj Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Face detection and Face Recognition has been regarded as a challenging Problem in the field of computer vision. It has become a new research in the identity authentication. In this paper, we propose two steps (i.e) First Face detection and then Face Recognition. Here Adaptive skin colour modelling is used for face detection and memetic approach for face recognition. Memetic algorithm are also known as hybrid EAs.A combination of global and local search makes MAs a powerful algorithmic technique for evolutionary computing.Facial Features were extracted with Zernike transform, trained and finally selection process is carried out. In this approach, we find results comparatively compared with the existing genetic algorithm.
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Title : A Study on the Impact of Empowerment on Employee Performance in The Logistic Industries of North Karnataka Authors : Mohammed Javed Kalburgi Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Employee empowerment has widely been recognized as an essential contributor to organizational success with many authors observing a direct relationship between the level of employee empowerment and employee performance. The major objective of this study is to understand the employee empowerment and its effect on performance. Primary data was collected from 100 employees working in logistic industry of north Karnataka, by administering the questionnaire, while using discussion & interview method. The major findings of the paper are the empowered employee is the better performer in the industry.
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Title : Design and Realization of Look-up-Table, FIR Digital Filter Authors : Dr.D.R.V.A.Sharath Kumar, Mr.J.Nageswara Reddy, Mr.T.Sathya Narayana Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Distributed arithmetic (DA)-based computation is popular for its potential for efficient memory-based implementation of finite impulse response (FIR) filter where the filter outputs are computed as inner-product of input-sample vectors and filter-coefficient vector. In this paper, however, we show that the look-up-table (LUT)-multiplier-based approach, where the memory elements store all the possible values of products of the filter coefficients could be an area-efficient alternative to DA-based design of FIR filter with the same throughput of implementation. By operand and inner-product decompositions, respectively, we have designed the conventional LUT-multiplier-based and DA-based structures for FIR filter of equivalent throughput, where the LUT-multiplier-based design involves nearly the same memory and the same number of adders, and less number of input register at the cost of slightly higher adder-widths than the other. Moreover, we present two new approaches to LUT-based multiplication, which could be used to reduce the memory size to half of the conventional LUT-based multiplication. Besides, we present a modified transposed form FIR filter, where a single segmented memory-core with only one pair of decoders are used to minimize the combinational area. The proposed LUT-based FIR filter is found to involve nearly half the memory-space and 1/ Ntimes the complexity of decoders and input-registers, at the cost of marginal increase in the width of the adders, and additional ~(4N+W)AND-OR-INVERT gates and ~(2N+W)NOR gates. We have synthesized the DA-based design and LUT- multiplier based design of 16-tap FIR filters by Synopsys Design Compiler using TSMC 90 nm library, and find that the proposed LUT-multiplier- based design involves nearly 15% less area than the DA-based design for the same throughput and lower latency of implementation.
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Title : The importance of brand heritage as a key performance driver in marketing management Authors : Anama Charan Behera, Bibhu Santosh Behera, Rudra Ashish Behera Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Corporate branding plays a crucial role in building a sustainable bond between the branded company and its customers. Because consumers’ corporate brand image develops over time, previous experience with a company and its products/services are of particular importance. During recent years, the question of brand heritage and how past, present and future merge to create corporate brand image has gained growing interest in both marketing research and managerial practice. The aim of the present study is to probe the importance of brand heritage on consumer brand image construction based on attitudinal components of brand strength. Using a conceptual model focusing on the antecedents of brand heritage and its effects on attitudinal components of brand strength, we present the methodology and the results of our empirical study based on a PLS-PM approach. The results support the assumption that consumers search for authentic brands with genuine history in an increasingly global and dynamic marketplace. This adds value to Global Economy with reference to Liberization-Privatisation-Globalization Principle in India.
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Title : RECOMMENDATION, TRUST AND SERVICE BASED SELF TOPOLOGY CONSTRUCTION Authors : PKKumaresan, B Sundaramurthy, P.Praveen Kumar, S Karthik, T Geetha Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Open nature of peer-to-peer systems exposes them to malicious activity. Building trust relationships among peers can mitigate attacks of malicious peers. The present distributed algorithms that enable a peer to reason about trustworthiness of other peers based on past interactions and recommendations. Peers create their own trust network in their proximity by using local information available and do not try to learn global trust information. Two contexts of trust, service, and recommendation contexts are defined to measure trustworthiness in providing services and giving recommendations. Interactions and recommendations are evaluated based on importance, recentness, and peer satisfaction parameters. Additionally, recommender’s trustworthiness and confidence about a recommendation are considered while evaluating recommendations. In the Enhancement work the malicious node will be identified and reported to the monitor. The monitor will verify with the neighbor confirmation and evict the malicious node and also that will give the alert about malicious node to the entire network node.
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Title : Optimization of Topology For Multihop Cellular Network Using High Speed Genetic Algorithm Authors : Preet Kamal, Er. Sunita Rani Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Genetic algorithm is used in searching a large state-space, multi-model state-space or n-dimensional surface. A Genetic Algorithm may offer significant benefits over more typical search of optimization techniques. The Genetic Algorithm is a popular optimization technique which is bio-inspired and is based on the concepts of natural genetics and natural selection theories proposed by Charles Darwin. The Algorithm functions on three basic genetic operators of selection, crossover and mutation. Based on the types of these operators GA has many variants like Real-coded GA and Binary coded GA. There are various crossover and mutation methods to accomplish Genetic Algorithm (GA), namely, single point, multipoint, uniform, etc. However, these mechanisms are static in nature. This work presents a new crossover mechanism. The purpose of this concept is twofold; to achieve faster transmission rate. The results indicate that for a linear and a nonlinear objective function, it outperforms all static crossover mechanisms. A new algorithm for efficient relaying topology control is presented to jointly optimize the relaying topology, routing and scheduling resulting in a two dimensional or space time routing protocol. The algorithm is aware of inter cell interference (ICI), and requires coordinated action between the cells to jointly choose the relaying topology and scheduling to minimize the system performance degradation due to ICI. In the presented work, we have simulated a new Genetic Algorithm to model the topology network. On the behalf of results of link graphs, we can conclude that in the case of time it is observed that the new crossover technique is better irrespective of function, threshold, and iterations.
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Title : Characterization Of Key Properties Of Diesel-Biodiesel-Ethanol Fuel Blends Authors : Dr. G. Venkata Subbaiah Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Among the proposed alternatives for diesel engines, biodiesel and ethanol have received much attention because they are renewable and readily produced from a variety of feedstocks using proven technology. The physical and chemical characteristics of alternate fuels are very important for its application in diesel engine. The properties of blends have great impact on the injection, atomization, ignition, and combustion properties, as well as cold start, output power, fuel consumption, and emission characteristics of engine. The objective of this paper is to characterize the key properties of diesel-biodiesel- ethanol blends. The properties such as density, viscosity, flash point, pour point, specific heat, heating value, and cetane number of diesel-biodiesel- ethanol blends are measured experimentally and the oxygen content of these blends is estimated theoretically. The diesel-biodiesel-ethanol blends containing 5% rice bran biodiesel and 5% ethanol (B5E05), 10% rice bran biodiesel and 10% ethanol (B10E10) and 20% rice bran biodiesel and 10% ethanol (B20E10) have all properties very much close to that of the diesel fuel.
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Title : Corrosive and aggressive phenomena associated to wastewater sanitation Authors : Rafael Marín Galvín, José Miguel Rodríguez Mellado Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The origin of corrosive and aggressive phenomena acting in wastewaters are electrochemical actions, chemical processes and microbial sources usually preceded by the two first ones. The biofilms (composed by microorganisms and inorganic compounds) developed in the collectors and other elements of sanitation has also an important contribution. The combination of all these dynamics provokes premature degradation of all the materials in the entire sewer system. The starting agents of above situations are located in either wastewater, in solids contained by this one and in the atmosphere in contact with wastewater, solids and materials of the system infrastructures. Negative action of corrosive and aggressive phenomena with respect to networks and support systems as well as their own sewage treatment plants, causes annual losses of more than 30,000 million euro/year in Spain, as well as non-economic costs social, health and environmental. The mechanisms to minimize the negative impacts of corrosion and aggression in sanitation systems and urban wastewater treatment undergo several complementary ways: efficient implementation of control industrial discharges adapt them to the provisions of the normative about the item; election of the most suitable materials for each facility prioritizing not only the economic aspect; use of paints and coatings materials that are appropriate to each particular material depending on the practical use of it; implementation of cathode protection systems; finally, establishment in each case of contrasted and effective routine of maintenance of sanitation equipment and facilities.
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Title : A Ground Fault Location Method Using High-Frequency Transient voltages on Transmission System Authors : Mr. Murli, Mr. Deepak Salian, Mr. Naveen B M, Mr. Ganesh Shetty Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Electric power systems have grown rapidly over the past fifty years. This has resulted in a large increase of the number of lines in operation and their total length. These lines experiences faults which are caused by storms, lightning, snow, freezing rain, insulation breakdown and, short circuits caused by birds and other external objects. In most cases, electrical faults manifest in mechanical damage, which must be repaired before returning the line to service. The restoration can be expedited if the location of the fault is either known or can be estimated with reasonable accuracy. As to overcome these problems this paper presents a new fault location method using high-frequency transient voltages generated by ground faults on transmission system. The method is based on the measurement from one end of the transmission line. The fault location is determined solely from the arrival time of initial waves of modal voltages at the measuring bus. The method does not need to exploit the reflected waves. The method is tested quantitatively using the Matlab 7.5 / Simulink, M-scripting for typical ground faults on a model of transmission line. The statistical results are given to demonstrate the performance of the proposed method.
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Title : Secure the Secret Data’s by Double Encryption using Image Processing and VLSI Technology Authors : R.Vinoth, M.Balaji, S.Shobana, D.Vinoth, R.Nivethitha Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Transmission of confidential data over the communication channel have emphasized the need for fast and secure digital communication networks to achieve the requirements for secrecy, integrity and non reproduction of exchanged information. This project combines the steganography and cryptography to protect the information. Least significant method is used to hide the information. The symmetric key algorithm of AES used to encrypt the image. The encrypted image has been implemented in FPGA.
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Title : Modern Solar Tracking system with additional production of energy using Thermo electric generator Authors : Anitha.R, Sathish Kumar.P, Komalachitra.S Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This project deals with a LDR based solar panel tracking system with thermo electric generator. Solar tracking enables more energy to be generated because the solar panel is always able to maintain a perpendicular profile to the sun�s rays. Thermoelectric generators are devices which convert heat (temperature differences) directly into electrical energy, using a phenomenon called the"thermoelectric effect". This will tend to maximize the amount of power absorbed by PV systems. It has been estimated that the use of a tracking system, over a fixed system, can increase the power output by 50% - 60%.
The collected power will be converted to be suitable for the load attached to it. The information will be displayed through LCD monitor.
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Title : Profitability of supplying wood chips dried at small or medium scale heating plants Authors : Jyrki Raitila, Veli-Pekka Heiskanen Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Moisture is the most important quality factor of fuel wood. It affects both the profitability of supplying wood chips and the economy of running a heating plant. Most fuel wood is seasoned outdoors, so drying depends on the weather and the desired moisture level of wood cannot always be reached. To avoid weather dependency, wood chips can easily be dried in driers connected to a heating plant. Most of the year small-and medium-sized heating plants have significant excess heating capacity that could be used to dry fuel wood. The investment and running costs of a dryer determine how feasible such a drying method is as part of the wood fuel supply chain. The profitability of drying increases considerably if the heating enterprise can increase its sales because of a higher boiler output. Thus, warm air drying of fuel wood can quite easily be made profitable if there is a potential to enlarge the heat clientele.
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Title : STRATEGIES FOR AFFORDABLE, SUSTAINABLE & ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDLY BUILDINGS IN RAJASTHAN, INDIA Authors : Er. Mayank Varshney, Ar. Meenu Varshney, Dr. Shikha Modi Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : India is having high growth of population,with this the need of housing activity is fast growing. Though traditional construction procedures are being followed it is creating lot of environmental degradation . Of late there has been much awareness in building construction about using green technology.
IGBC (Indian Green Building Council) has been promoting the construction of green buildings. Affordable & Sustainable construction is now the need of the hour. Various codes like ECBC, GRIHA by TERI( The Energy Research Institute) , LEEDS(INDIA) (Leadership in Energy Efficiency Design) by IGBC etc. have been formulated for getting certification for green building in the entire nation.
There are huge variations in climate, construction methods & materials across the whole country and the strategies & approaches for making the eco-homes affordable & sustainable differ from place to place.
In this context the paper accesses few simple approaches & strategies suitable for hot & dry climate zone of Rajasthan ,India which can be easily adopted for making affordable, sustainable Eco-homes.
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Title : Bound Analysis of Proposed MALN with Alpha Network Authors : AMARDEEP GUPTA Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The network is assumed to be faulty if any source destination pair cannot be connected because of the presence of faulty components in the network. In this paper reliability of the proposed Multistage Interconnection Network MALN (Modified Alpha Network) has been evaluated and compared with existing Alpha Network.
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Title : FUZZY BASED SENSORLESS DIRECT SPEED CONTROL FOR BLDC MOTOR DRIVES Authors : SAJLA REHMAN Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This project presents the groundwork for a novel concept of sensor less direct speed control in BLDC motor drives. Unlike the conventional senseless speed controls consider the motor back emf and motor current. Thus feedback mechanism is minimized. Speed regulation is achieved by controlling rotational speed of stator flux linkage. The fuzzy logic control strategy has been implemented for the inverter control. This entire control concept has been implemented using SIMULINK model. The proposed control scheme will effectively reduces the torque ripple in a brushless dc motor and provides better control over the motor performance. The PI regulator is replaced with a simple comparator. The brushless dc motor is excited based on the inverter feedback. This proposal is applicable to both two-phase and three-phase conduction modes of the a brushless dc motor. In this project, principles of the proposed sensorless strategy and speed ripple calculation are described in details. The validity of this claim is verified through the simulation results.
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Title : Toyota Production System in a batch type production plant as a Pilot study Authors : G.J.Naveen, Ramesh.S.Rao, R.Rengarajan, Paniraj Shanbhog Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Today’s challenge for business operations and management lies in providing customers with products of excellent quality cost and delivery (QCD) performance in the pursuit of customer satisfaction (CS) and staying ahead of competitors through market creation activities. Manufacturing companies; in particular, are required to grasp customer needs and provide products responsibly to the market through global production without falling behind their competitors. Therefore, new strategic management technologies that drive a company to lead the competition have become increasingly essential on a global scale. Major manufacturing companies are facing the strong need to innovate their businesses for global production. Depending on the situation in each country; including product specifications, production volume and market conditions, manufacturing may be fully automated or require manual labor. If so, the success of global production is highly dependent upon the quality of workers; indicating the necessity of work innovations. In case of automobile parts manufacturing, safety is considered specifically important. Taking shortcuts, doing shoddy work or in the extreme case, putting a faulty product on a vehicle in the market amounts for an adverse effect, and can have devastating consequences for a company; in the long run. Many people assume that Japanese management practices; the Toyota Production System, have been whole-heartedly implemented by American automakers for more than two decades [1]. However, the recent financial and operational crisis faced by American automakers indicate that a performance gap still exists between their production processes and those used by their Japanese counterparts. Considering many such issues a prime motto was to study and try to enhance the existing scenario by continuous improvement.
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Title : Synthesis Characterization and Application of Sn (IV) Phosphorous Acid in the Nano form Authors : Chithra P G, Vijayalekshmi V Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : We report on synthesis of Sn (IV) Phosphorous acid nanoparticle by chemical capping synthesis. The characteristics of the obtained nanoparticle was studied using XRD, UV-Vis absorption spectroscopy, and SEM. The average diameter of the prepared nanoparticle was 25 nm. Antibacterial materials are widely used in everyday life and plays important roles in the public health system. In this paper, we aim to provide a study on the antibacterial and antifungal applications of the prepared nanomaterial
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Title : Broadband Reconfigurable Optical Add-Drop MUX Using Opto-VLSI Processor Authors : I.Ravi Kumar, N.Bala Saraswathi Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this paper, an Opto-VLSI based reconfigurable optical add/drop mux (ROADM) structure using two arrayed waveguide grating demux (AWGs) and a custom-made fiber array is described. The fiber array consist of N pairs of lower and upper fibers, where each pair functions as an add, a drop or a thru multiplexers depending on the hologram generated by the Opto-VLSI processor. Experimental results show that for a wide range of wavelength from 1524 nm to 1576 nm the proposed ROADM structure has an average insertion loss of 5.5 dB for all the functions and a uniformity of 0.3 dB. A low drop/thru crosstalk levels of around -40 dB is also depicted.
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Title : Water saving practices in rice-based cropping systems in Indian Scenario as a Research Authors : Tirjyak Kumar Das, Bibhu Santosh Behera, L.M.Garnayak Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Water is a Precious source of Life. Now days Conservation of Agriculture follows the Water Saving Practices. As Rice is a Hydrophytes plant, it requires water. But now a day’s SRI Method of Paddy Cultivation helps to conserve water. Here the Researchers Prove the illustration of Water Saving Practices in Rice-Based Cropping System as India is the origin of Rice and follows the Agrarian Policy hence be justified.
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Title : A NOVEL APPROACH FOR DATA TRANSFER WITH ENHANCED SECURITY MERGING ENCRYPTION AND STEGANOGRAPHY Authors : Anju Thomas Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Designing a secret key algorithm needs high level security against all kinds of unauthorized attacks like active and passive attacks. An Algorithm is considered computationally secure if it cannot be broken with standard resources, either current or future. This paper has introduced a new block cipher algorithm named Enhanced Multiple Operator Delimiter Based Data Encryption Standard along with LSB steganography. Enhanced Multiple Operator Delimiter Based Data Encryption Standard is one of the best performing partial symmetric key algorithm among the data algorithms like DES, Triple-DES, AES (Rijndael). The algorithm is specially designed to produce different cipher texts by applying same key on same plain text.
Apart from cryptography, stegonagraphy is the additional method leading to better security of messages which goes hand by hand with cryptography, that’s why revel of such a message not easy. This paper introduces an LSB steganography along with the encryption methodology which will play a significant role in the world of symmetric key cryptographic algorithm. The security is ensured by encryption and steganography.
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Title : Corporate Governance, Dividend Policy and Performance: Special Reference Listed Banking Institution in Sri Lanka Authors : Tharmila,K Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This study explores the relationship between corporate governance, dividend policy and performance of listed banking institution in Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE). Corporate governance measured through Board independence, Board size, Board Meeting and CEO duality, Dividend policy was measured by Dividend yield and the Performance was measured by Return on Assets and growth. The Sample of this study composed of six (06) listed banking institutes in the CSE and the period of five (05) years from 2008 to 2012. The required data and information for the study were gathered from published annual reports, fact book, journals and website of listed banking institutions in CSE from 2008 to 2012. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used for this purpose. These studies find that dividend yield as the dividend policy indicator is significant and positively correlated to growth and CEO duality and negative to board independence. Return on assets (ROA) as performance indicator is positively correlated to board size and is significant. Outcomes of the study would be beneficial to the practitioners, investors, academicians, policy makers and others.
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Title : Cement Logistics in India with urban freight distribution Authors : Sanjay Singh, Dr. Alka Singh Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : As cement market competition becomes more and more intensive gradually, logistics management will also become more and more important, even can be able to determine whether the company succeeds or fails in their future development. Therefore, cement industry must pay enough attention to do well in logistics work. In this way the corporate will own larger space to develop and compete in market economy. (CMA, Cement Manufacturing Association)
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Title : Comparative Analysis of Feature Selection Algorithms for Medical Diagnosis Authors : N.S.Nithya, Dr.K.Duraiswamy Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Health care data contain large volume of valuable information for diagnosing diseases. The major challenge of the health care system is to extract useful patterns from these mass medical diagnosis data. In data mining technique, the feature selection method is used to extract relevant features in the original data set which contains noisy and irrelevant data. During the selection process, a decision criterion is used to remove irrelevant or redundant features. Elimination of irrelevant feature increases the prediction accuracy of classifying medical data and also decreases the computational time. To increase the performance and improve the design of classification algorithms, analyze the strength and weakness of the feature selection approaches are very essential. In this paper, the performance of the three filter based feature selection methods information gain, gain ratio and correlation have been analyzed. The selective feature selection methods are compared based on the classification accuracy for a given data set.
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Title : Image Segmentation Engineering: Various Techniques and related Issues Authors : Nitin Shah, Jigyasa Soni Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Due to the introduction of computer technology image-processing techniques have become increasingly significant in a wide variety of applications. Image segmentation is a classic matter in the field of image processing and also is a hotspot and emphasis of image processing techniques. With the improvement of computer processing competences and the increased application of color image, the color image segmentation are more and more concerned by the researchers. Several general-purpose algorithms and techniques have been developed for image segmentation. Since there is no general solution to the image segmentation problem, these techniques often have to be combined with domain knowledge in order to effectively solve an image segmentation problem for a problem domain. This paper presents a comparative study of the basic image segmentation techniques i.e., Edge- Based, K-Means Clustering, Thresholding and Region-Based techniques.
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Title : MANUFACTURING PRODUCTION SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT BY USING LEAN TOOL WITH SIMULATION MODELING Authors : Harmeet K. Chhabra, Ashish Manoria, Lokesk Bajpai Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Quality Value Stream Mapping (QVSM) has successfully been used as a lean tool in manufacturing processes. Applying this tool in other areas is an interesting issue for organizations and might involve particular considerations and adaptation. In this research work the effect of the shift from the traditional style of manufacturing production system to the application of modern techniques of lean in one of the manufacturing industries to improve the flow of production system and demand processing by reducing line intersections with optimal usage of available facilities. Quality value stream mapping, (QVSM) have been used to represent the production flow line. Therefore; two quality value stream mapping have been drawn, one to represent the current status of the production flow line and the other to represent the modified-status after eliminating most of the identified wastes. ARENA software has used to develop the simulation models, with applying pull system of lean tools for the modified status instead of the push system that has used in the traditional style of production. Thus, numbers of add values (AV) have been obtained over several periods of run-time for the designed simulation models. Then a future state map is drawn to show how things should work for best competitive advantage. Quality Value Stream Mapping helps to identify the current flow of material and information in processes for a family of products, highlighting the opportunities for improvement that will most significantly impact the overall manufacturing production system of company.
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Title : A Proposed method of Edge Detection from Impressions of footwear found in crime scenes Authors : Prof. Samir Kumar Bandyopadhyay, Ms. Nabanita Basu Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : It is time consuming for analyzing wide variety of footwear impression because of different types of footwear outsole designs. The forensic footwear experts faced two types of problems -(1) to determine the source of an impression given a known set of outsole prints where there are no known prints to match, and (2) to determine whether a particular impression evidence is from a known suspects shoe with similarity and uncertainty. This paper proposed the work for edge analysis of impression from footwear. Successful, high quality crime scene investigation is a simple, methodical process. It is not rigid; it follows a set of principles and procedures that are reasonable and ensure that all physical evidence is discovered and investigated with the result that justice is served. The basic crime scene procedures are physical evidence recognition, documentation, proper collection, packaging, preservation, and, finally, scene reconstruction. Every crime scene is unique and, with experience, a crime scene investigator will be able to use this logical and systematic approach to investigate even the most challenging crime scenes to a successful conclusion.
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Title : Encounters Data Processing System: path to effective healthcare domain Authors : Hicham Amine, Abdelouahab Mesnaoui, safaa el khaddam Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Technology is becoming a key to success in all industries to better assure effectiveness and quality work. The purpose of this document is to sensitize the importance of Encounter Data Processing System (EDPS) in the process of encounters submission in the healthcare domain especially with this advancement of technology. This article shows the move from Risk Adjustment Processing System (RAPS) to Encounter Data Processing System (EDPS) in order to process encounters and claims in a very efficient way by passing all the errors that might result to system issues. With this new move, the System tracks claim lifecycle information from receipt of the original claim through the submission of the outbound 837 encounter and beyond. All historical and audit information associated with the claim is recorded and viewable from within TM, and via a user interface into the Claims Management Repository accessible from TM meaning that The System allows users to search and view received claims that are accepted for processing by the Submitted Claim ID and its corresponding Internal Claim ID. To protect personal healthcare information and ensure secure access, user authentication and data encryption are needed to provide secure transactions and involve some relevant security technologies, it is very important to implement this change as soon as possible.
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Title : Two Line Resolution of apodised optical system with circular apertures in the presence of Primary Spherical aberration, Defocusing and Coma Authors : T.Kiran Kumar, A.Narsaih, D. Karuna Sagar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Several attempts have been made to obtain the homo-centricity in the direction of minimizing the aberrations by assigning different values to the constructional parameters of the lens systems, resulting in the design of several refined optical systems. Even though a great deal of success was obtained in two line resolution of optical system, in certain regions the simple geometrical treatment of the aperture found to be inadequate. So applying the primary spherical aberration, coma and defocus aberration to the optical system In particular, it was observed that deviations from this treatment must be expected in the immediate neighborhood of the boundaries i.e., shading of the apertures in the regions where a large number of rays meet
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Title : IMPLEMENTATION OF ADVANCED ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Authors : Rathika Kannan, Dr. P. Radika, S.Joshibha Ponmalar, S.Kavitha Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper is concerned with the design of an advanced energy management system which involves automatic billing of energy consumption, automatic detection of energy theft in the system, termination of connection if the consumer fails to pay the electricity bill and re-connecting the connection with the consumer terminal when needed. The purpose of this project is to simplify the existing electricity billing
process by implementing automatic billing system using a Zigbee network, detection of electricity theft in the system with the help of current sensors and to employ wireless termination and activation of the electricity connection using electromagnetic relays.
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Title : Crystallization study of iron nanoparticles using molecular dynamics simulation Authors : Pham Huu Kien, Nguyen Thi Thu Ha Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The growth and nucleation of iron nanoparticles in amorphous solid have been investigated by molecular dynamics method. It was found that when the sample is heated at 921 K and relaxed over long time, the sample is crystallized into bcc crystal structure. The first nuclei formed most frequently in the area nearby to the surface of the nanoparticle. Then the crystal cluster grows in the direction to the center of nanoparticle. The final crystallized sample has two parts: the core with bcc crystal structure and surface with amorphous structure. When the sample was relaxed at 310 or 550 K we observe a small cluster with size less than 50 atoms. However, this cluster does not grow to larger size. The observed crystallization agrees with the classical theory of nucleation.
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Title : Modeling of Critical Stand-still Time of Poured Mould in Vertically Parted Automatic Flaskless Green Sand Casting Process Authors : Raghwendra Banchhor, S.K.Ganguly Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In the automatic flaskless green sand casting process the critical stand-still time of poured mould is important parameter for better transportability of poured over conveyors. Critical stand-still time of the mould string is the maximum time that the poured string of moulds can be left on the automatic mould conveyor without causing transport troubles.
In present work an attempt has been made to predict critical stand-still time using multiple linear regression analysis. The parameter sand metal ratio, pattern plate utilization factor, margins of casting cavity from the edges of the mould and pouring temperature of metal are taken as input and critical stand-still time of poured mould as output. The proposed model can be employed to generate a database of minimum gaps for various combinations of part geometry, pattern plate layout and metal to predict the critical stand-still time.
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Title : Image Fusion Technique - A Review Authors : Chetan Dhanraj Zope, Prof. Arun E. Kachare Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Image fusion is one of important image processing technologies. The main aim of image fusion is to create new images that are more suitable for the purposes of human/machine perception and for further image-processing tasks such as segmentation, object detection or target recognition in applications like medical imaging and remote sensing. In this paper, we have presented the basic principles of image fusion at the level of pixel, feature and decision. We have reviewed the design techniques of laplacian pyramid image fusion and wavelet based image fusion. Literature survey of these image fusion techniques is presented. The working of these image fusion techniques is then presented. The system has many functions: image denoising, image enhancement, image registration, image segmentation, image fusion and fusion evaluation.
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Title : The Common Process of Industrial Waste Water Treatment Authors : Fereshteh Bashiri Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Waste water generated by many different types of industries that have specific process with specific characteristic. Managing program with advanced and acceptable treatment can be useful to control the pollution of industrial wastewater. Reaching the acceptable sewage that can discharge in the environment is desired by all industries which are responsible about the protection of the world. Definition some characteristic about the common pollutant in industrial wastewater and try to introduce some methods to remove them is the goal of this paper.
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Title : Intelligent Traffic Controller for Network Authors : Ayyappan.B, Umadevi.D, Tamizharasi.P Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In recent years the purpose of using internet increases enormously most specifically for communication field. Due to usage of internet increase traffic also increase. If the traffic increases the respond from the server gets delay. For this many algorithm has been implemented to reduce the traffic although these algorithm has their own shortcomings. This paper proposes to use fuzzy logic to reduce the traffic in the router. This logic calculates only the queue size of the router unlike other algorithm which calculates network parameter. The calculated queue size is used to calculate the allowed sending rate. Using this technology we reduce the memory used for calculating network parameter in other methods, due to less of memory used for calculating sending rate, the router becomes more efficient. This logic provides better performance thus it assures the Quality of Service. We can measure the efficiency of this proposed model using fuzzy logic controller.
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Title : ANALYSIS OF CLOSED LOOP SWITCH MODE FLYBACK CONVERTER WITH DIFFERENT CONTROLLER Authors : VIBHA JANARDHAN, S.P.DUBEY Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper presents performance comparisons of linear PID controller and non-linear fuzzy logic controller in flyback converter with voltage mode control. The comparisons are conducted through simulation on the 170V/160W, 50 Hz flyback converter with 41V output voltage. The controller is used to change the duty cycle of the switch (MOSFET) in the converter. Based on the analyzing effects of the flyback converter circuit a non-linear fuzzy logic controller is able to achieve faster response, more robust under different operating conditions and its output performance is more accurate than the linear PID controller with aspects to the transient analysis and dynamic condition performances. MATLAB/SIMULINK is used for implementation and simulation results show the performance improvement.
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Title : The Impact of Exchange Rate Regime on Economic Growth in Developing Countries (1980-2012) Authors : BADRAOUI Chahinez, DJEBBOURI Mohamed, BENBOUZIANE Mohamed Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The aim objective of this research is to test the impact of exchange rate regime on economic growth in a sample of 18 less development countries during the period from 1980 to 2012,to achieve that we will used econometrics to extress the variable quantified and choosing the most suitable system ( fixed, intermediate or flexible) with economic growth. The model used is a pro to type economic growth equation that relates the growth rate of real per capita GDP to a set of explanatory variables that includes investment to GDP ratio, government consumption to GDP ratio, total gross enrollment ratio for secondary education, index of openness, terms of trade, credit to private sector, index of civil liberties, index of political stability and the dummy variables representing the types of the exchange rate regime using Panel Data about the classification of the systems we will used the realisted common classification (Reinhart and Rogoff 2004, Levy-Yeyati and Sturzenegger 2005). These economic results show the positive relationship between the exchange rate regime and economic growth and give support to the hypothesis that if the developing countries adopt a fixed exchange rate regime, they will attain a higher growth rate than if they adopt a flexible regime or a intermediate regime.
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Title : The impact of the financial integration on the economic growth: the case of the GCC countries (1981-2011) Authors : SENOUCI Bereksi Imane, BOURI Sarah, Mohamed BENBOUZIANE Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Studies about the relationship between financial integration and economic growth have shown underwhelming results. In one hand, some of the studies have indicated that the liberalisation of the capital account have been positive for the economical growth; and in the other hand, other studies results were not conclusive. The main objective of this work is to examine, theoretically and empirically, the character of the link between financial integration and economic growth by using panel data from 1981-2011 periods. In the following studies, we will primairely focus on gulf countries (Bahrein, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia and united arab emirates) which followed the economical liberalisation and financial integration. The results of the assessments show a positive and significant link between the financial integration and the economic growth in these countries under some financial, macroeconomic and institutional conditions.
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Title : INFLUENCE OF THE DETERMINANTS RESPONSIBLE FOR CONSUMER BUYING BEHAVIOR IN COMPETITIVE MARKET Authors : Menonjyoti Kalita Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Consumer behavior is helpful in understanding the purchase behavior and preference of different customers. For a firm or industry to survive in the competitive market they have to be constantly innovating and understand the latest consumer trends and tastes. The aim of the paper is to see how the determinants of consumer behavior influence. From the literature study it is found that cultural, social, personal and psychological are the main determinants in consumer behavior. All the factors are taken into account with the objective to examine which of the factors are more important in determining of fast moving consumer goods. To test the proposed analysis a sample 345 consumers that had carried out their purchase has been analyzed. The results found in the study have shown that personal and psychological have a significant effect. The result provides useful decision making for understanding the consumer behavior.
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Title : The perceived positioning of the Algerian firm’s image: The case of Algerian agro-food industry Authors : MEHOR Hadj M’hamed, BENHABIB Abderrezak Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Our work aims to determine the positioning perceived of the Algerian company through its perceived image in an environment marked by the competition of foreign enterprises.
To achieve such a goal, we will engage the theoretical input in order to determine a conceptual model. Then, we present the results of an empirical study on the image of the Algerian companies in the agro-food industry which led us to make an inquiry involving a random sample of 182 homes across several regions of the country.
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Title : Microfinance as Panacea to Financial Barriers to Women Entrepreneurship in Nigeria Authors : Nkem Okpa Obaji, Mercy Uche Olugu, Beulah Chikere Obiekwe Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The role of women entrepreneurs has long been acknowledged as a great contributor to economic development of most countries. Despite this attribute given to them, not much has been reported in terms of research related to how their challenges are addressed. It has been widely written in female entrepreneurship that female entrepreneurs face numerous difficulties (socially and financially) in the course of starting and growing their business. This study focuses on the financial aspect of the problem – access to finance; finding out how the financial challenges are addressed by microfinance. Data collection was purposefully collected from 13 female entrepreneurs within Lagos State of Nigeria using face-to-face interviewing technique. Key results showed that microfinance assistance has been remarkable and as such, majority of them were able to overcome the financial challenges as well as enhanced their self-esteem and improved social status.
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Title : Food strategies of females and males of catfish Schilbe mandibularis (Günther, 1867) in the Bia River (West Africa, Côte d’Ivoire) Authors : DOUMBIA Lassina, BAMBA Yacouba, OUATTARA Allassane, GOURENE Germain Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The diet of 161 specimens of Schilbe mandibularis distributed between the female sex (95 specimens) and male (66 individuals) in Bia River has been studied during two years of sampling.
The Lauzanne food index allowed characterizing the diet of males and females specimens. Regarding the general diet, both sexes have the same food trend. As for the seasons, the female specimens collected in the dry season behaved differently. Compared to the size of individuals, juveniles and adults had a similar feeding behavior. Relative to the longitudinal gradient that is the valley station of the dam that diet sexes varies.
The general profiles of the two sexes, on the whole, watch that Schilbe mandibularis has an eclectic diet.
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Title : Separating the ‘Imagined’ from the ‘Obvious’: Adopting Museum-specific Product Positioning in Zimbabwe Authors : Tendai Ngwenya, Marlvern Mabgwe Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The 21st century business environment in Zimbabwe presents enormous management challenges to all manner of businesses. High unemployment rates leading to dwindling disposable income at family levels as well as increased options on how to spend the little extra means museums face the full wrath of the challenges. Whilst its focus is on education and enjoyment surrounding material culture, and are non-profit oriented, Zimbabwean museums find themselves, competing for clients with other recreational facilities. This paper explores the uniqueness of the Zimbabwe Military Museum and examines the possibilities of market positioning as a viable strategy of reversing low visitorship and visibility challenges it faces. Instead of applying a ‘one-size fits all approach’, this museum needs to appeal to the right audience with the right product. Working around the premise that all museums collect, store, document, present and research upon unique material collections in the name of educating and entertaining its clientele, is it irrefutable that museums of the 21st century need to encompass a vision, mission, business leadership and visitor service. These are some of the hallmark characteristics associated with successful profit-oriented organizations. After all, the fate of museums is intertwined together with their visibility, social relevancy and viability.
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Title : Association Rule Generation in Data Streams Using Apriori Algorithms Authors : S.Vijayarani , R.Prasannalakshmi Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Data mining technology is employed for locating useful and unknown knowledge from the massive databases. Normally, data mining techniques are applied to static databases for knowledge extraction whereas the current data mining techniques are not suitable and it also has some limitations for handling dynamic databases. A data stream handles dynamic data sets and it has become one of the important research domains in data mining. The basic definition of data stream is arrival of continuous, ordered and large quantity of data. In order to perform data analysis, finding the relationships between the data and extracting knowledge from the data stream is very difficult because the existing data mining techniques are not adequate. Hence, this situation has raised concerns about the development of new algorithms and techniques for handling data streams. Important data mining tasks performed in data streams are clustering, classification, generation of association rules and frequent item mining. Association rule mining is one of the popular research problems in data stream which helps to find out interesting relations between the data items in the transactional databases. This research work mainly focused on how the traditional algorithms are used for generating association rules in data streams. The algorithms used in this work are APRIORI, APRIORI PT and APRIORI MR. The performance measures used for finding the best algorithm is execution time and number of rules generated. From the experimental results it is observed that APRIORI MR algorithm’s efficiency is better than APRIORI and APRIORI PT Algorithms. This work is implemented in Tanagra data mining tool.
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Title : Medical Emergency Response in Islamic Community Collaboration with Network of Mosque leveraging the whole concept of Government and Quadruple Helix Model in Malaysia Authors : Muhamad Hairulnizam Hasan, Gul Muhammad, Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : A medical emergency is a situation where injury or illness that will discriminate grows an instant risk to a persons long-term health or even life. Eliminating the medical emergency has become the more critical issue in developed countries especially in rural areas and urban areas. The issues that are normally raised within the matter are on the reachability to the incident and also the time taken to respond to the incident. In this paper we discussed how the Islamic Community with the help of the Whole of government concept (WoG) and Quadraple Helix Model (QHM) together with the concept of Network of Mosque (NoM) will help the congested area where ambulance or medical assistance hard to reach in case of accident, or health Emergency. The Authors intended a consolidative and cooperative mechanism of Mosque and Knowledge Management (KM) as to facilitate the emergency response to the victim. By leveraging the above concepts Writes empathize that the Medical Emergency can be further effaced in rural areas in Malaysia.
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Title : Flat Gain with Low Noise Figure L-Band Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifiers Authors : Mohammed AWSAJ, HaldunGÖKTAŞ, Murat YÜCEL Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this paper, we introduce new design high performance flat gain with low noise figure together in L-Band (1570 – 1620 nm) Erbium doped fiber (EDF) by using double pass Erbium doped fiber amplifier (EDFA) with wave selective coupler (WSC) to eliminate the residual pump power. W demonstrated using 980 nm forward pumping scheme in double-pass system Compared to different pump power in this scheme. In this design we show the value for noise figure decreased with increase wavelength until it reached the lowest value of 3.801 dB at the wavelength of 1600 nm, while the best value for the gain was obtained at a wavelength of 1598 nm and reached 29.464 dB, the input power was fixed at -20 dB.
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Title : A Novel Approach for Natural Exponent Inertia Weight Strategy Particle Swarm Optimization to Economic load Dispatch Authors : Mohd Javed Khan, Hemant Mahala Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this paper, various inertia weight strategy particle swarm optimization is used to obtain the optimal power dispatch for 6 unit generator system with constraints satisfaction and minimizing the operating cost. The results are compared among classical Particle Swarm Optimization(CPSO),e1PSO, e2PSO methods. The numerical results affirmed the robustness and proficiency of proposed approach over other existing method.
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Title : Disordered continuum percolation in YBCO/CuO composites Authors : D R Mishra Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : High Tc superconducting systems namely BSCCO and YBCO were studied for the modes of percolation process. The study was carried out on a series of specimens of bulk polycrystalline superconducting-insulating composites prepared in CuO matrix. The specimens of BSCCO and YBCO system were prepared as Bi1.6Pb0.4Sr2Ca2Cu3O + x% CuO (namely BPSCCO+CuO) series and Y1Ba2Cu3O7- + y% CuO (namely YBCO+CuO) series respectively, with x and y values in the range of 0-100% (by weight). The lattice percolation model and the continuum model fit to the observed data. It was observed that BSCCO and YBCO system comply to the lattice percolation model and the continuum model respectively. It is because the conduction in BSCCO system takes place through a well-defined Cu-O lattice and the added CuO grows in continuation to this already existing lattice. On the other hand, the addition of matrix in YBCO system creates a continuous conduction medium very different from the spread lattice conduction sites. The conduction in this system needs Cu-O chains, which do not develop with the added Cu-O matrix.
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Title : STUDY OF MAGNETO RHEOLOGICAL GRIPPER IN BORE-WELL RESCUE OPERATION Authors : D.LAVANYA, K.SARAN, S.VIGNESH, D.RAMESH Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper deals with the optimization of bore-well rescue operation by introducing MRFT (Magneto-Rheological Fluid Technology) in already designed bore-well rescue robot. The proposal is given such that the already existing mechanical gripper was replaced with magneto rheological gripper. Main objective of this paper is to avoid major injury and to assure the safety of trapped baby while rescuing the baby in bore-well with the help of MRF. Magneto rheological fluid (MRF) is a smart fluid whose properties can be controlled with the help of metal particles and magnetic field. These fluids have the ability to transmit force in a controlled manner with the help of magnetic field, thus improving their performance especially in areas where controlled fluid motion is required. Some applications of magneto rheological fluid technology are in dampers, brakes, journal bearings, pneumatic artificial muscles, optics finishing, fluid clutches, aerospace etc. where we give electrical inputs and get the mechanical output comparatively faster and in a controlled manner. Thus the paper explains the basic nature of magneto rheological fluid and its application in our proposed bore-well rescue robot gripper.
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Title : On (α,β)- Fuzzy Hv- Submodules of Hv- Modules Authors : Arvind Kumar Sinha, Manoj Kumar Dewangan Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this paper we introduce the concept of an -fuzzy -submodule of an -module by using the notion of �belongingness � and �quasi-coincidence � of fuzzy points with fuzzy sets, where are any two of with Since the concept of -fuzzy -submodules is an important and useful generalization of ordinary fuzzy -submodules, we discuss some fundamental aspects of -fuzzy -submodules. Also we extend the concept of a fuzzy -ideal with thresholds to the concept of a fuzzy -submodule with thresholds Mathematics Subject Classification 20N20
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Title : Effects of Econometric Softwares on US Stock Market Authors : Yuxiang Zhang, Liuling Li Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this paper, the impacts of econometric software on stock market are studied. A new model is used, which is based on the EGARCH-type volatility in Nelson (1991), the non-Normal error of SSAEPD in Zhu and Zinde-Walsh(2009) and the 3-factor model of Fama and French (1993). Data of Fama-French 25 portfolios are used. Following Ooms and Doornik(2006), we select 1965, 1970 and 1985 as the break points and divide data into 6 sub-samples. MLE and LR is used to estimate this model and test parameter restrictions, respectively. The residuals are checked by KS test.
Empirical results show the Market factor, the Size factor and the Book-to-market factor are alive among 1965, 1970 and 1985 wave of econometric software. And the estimated results of 1985 wave of econometric software are compared with those of 1965 and 1970 econometric software generations, which shows both the similarity and difference those events have on the stock market.
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Title : Solar Panels Modeling Based Design Technique for Distributed Generation Applications Authors : Ahmed M. Soliman, Adel El Shahat, Mohamed A. Sharaf Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Photovoltaic (PV) solar energy has become very important in power systems. PV systems became an affirmative part in power grids. For engineers; it is very important to design and simulate such systems that serve the solar plants. The PV modules are modeled by the use of actual manufacturers’ data listed in the lookup table model. The lookup table is performed by the use of MATLAB/Simulink toolbox based. Moreover; Artificial Neural Network (ANN) numerical technique is used to simulate and evaluate the designed modules. The implemented work may help the designer and/or investor in order to elect a specified PV module according to the demanded power load thence; designing the PV fields for many of power applications. The results show a very good matching with the actual commercial data points of the PV systems.
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Title : Wireless Evolution with 4G Technologies and comparison between 3G and 4G Authors : Md. Nazrul Islam, A.O.M Asaduzzaman Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The word wide revolution in mobile is changing our lives in term of the way we work, learn and interact. A long way in a remarkably short time has been achieved in the history of wireless. Evolution of wireless access technologies is about to reach its fourth generation (4G).In the past few decades, mobile wireless technologies have experience 4 or 5 generations of technology revolution and evolution, namely from 0G to 4G. 4G seems to be the solution for the growing user requirements of wireless broadband access and the limitations of the existing wireless communication system. The Fourth generation (4G) will provide access to wide range of telecommunication services, including advanced mobile services, supported by mobile and fixed networks, which are increasingly packet based, along with a support for low to high mobility applications and wide range of data rates, in accordance with service demands in multiuser environment. In this paper, we review evolution of 4G mobile technology and comparison between Fourth generation (4G) and Third generation (3G) mobile technology vis-ŕ-vis in terms of their portals, performance, advantages and disadvantages. The paper throws light on the evolution and development of 4G mobile wireless technologies along with its speed, connected devices, components and related protocols.
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Title : English to Bangla Phrase�Based Machine Translation System with the Help of Rules Authors : A.O.M Asaduzzaman, Md. Nazrul Islam Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this paper we present a machine a machine translation system to translate an English sentence into a Bangla sentence of equivalent meaning. We have considered the translation of simple, declarative English sentences to Bangla for Present, Past and Future tenses. To do this work we employed Rule-based decision making principle along with phrasal decomposition of the sentences. A bilingual dictionary has been developed to provide the morphological properties and contextual information of the English words with their corresponding Bangla meaning. The proposed MT system starts with parts of speech tagging of the English sentences. Then the system applies a phrasal decomposition method to obtain individual phrases out of the sentences. To make the translation process easier a preprocessing of the phrases before translation has also been considered.
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Title : EMPIRCAL INVESTIGATION OF NEURAL NETWORK USING BACK PROPOGATION Authors : SIDDHARTH SHUKLA, PROFESSOR SANJAY GUPTA Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Neural networks and AI (Artificial intelligence) are the most emerging technology for the computer to make things analyze and learn in a better way[1]. Back propogation is one of the most commonly used algorithm in the neural network for learning. We are proposing the back propogation algorithm for character (0-9) images for image recognition analyzing the way it works and also the impacts on the change of its paramaters as proposed in our previous papers[6] .This paper discusses how the neural network can be used to rcognize digits and also results and conclusion.
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Title : Studies on antibacterial activity of some fungi collected from K.R.P Dam, Krishnagiri (TN) Authors : M. Iffath Hina, S.Dhanapal, D.Sathish Sekar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The present study deals with the antibacterial activity of fungi collected from K.R.P dam, Krishnagiri. The three fungal species were isolated on potato dextrose agar [PDA] amended with streptomycin. Isolated three fungal species were tested for its antibacterial activity against three human bacterial pathogens. Aspergillus niger was found to be an active against some human pathogenic strains.
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Title : Characterstics of Ternary Semirings Authors : Dr.D. Madhusudana Rao, G Srinivasa Rao Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this paper we investigate and study the notion of ternary semi ring as well as Boolean Ternary semiring and characterize them
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Title : Data Warehousing and Data Mining in Business Applications Authors : Mr.S.Nithyananth, Mrs.A.Suganya, Mrs.M.Menakapriya Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Information technology is now required in every aspect of our lives which help business and enterprise to make use of applications like decision support system, query and reporting online analytical processing, predictive analysis and business performance management. In this aspect this paper focuses on the significance and role of Data Warehousing and Data Mining technology in business. A Data Warehouse is a central repository of relational database designed for query and analysis. If helps the business organization to consolidate data from different varying sources. These warehouses are analyzed by the latest technique known as Data Mining. In Data Mining data sets will be explored to yield hidden and unknown predictions which can be used in future for the efficient decision making. Now companies use techniques of Data Mining that involves pattern recognition, mathematical and statistical techniques to search Data Warehouses and help the analyst in recognizing significant trends, facts relationships and anomalies.
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Title : Opportunities in Biomass to Liquid Fuel: A review Authors : Mukesh Bunkar, Abhishek Soni, Dr. Sameer Vaidya, Sanjay Soni Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The humankind is currently confronted with the twin crises of petroleum products exhaustion and ecological ruin. Excessive use of fossil fuels has major local, regional and global environmental impacts are air pollution, acid rain and airborne pathogens, global warming, respectively. our natural resources will be exhaust up to end of the this century if we are using fuels as a current rate. Due to this reason rate of crude oil is increasing day by day , which are effecting major economy of the various country including India. Researcher and Scientists are finding alternative and renewable energy methods to complete our energy requirement.
The FT(Fischer Tropsch) process plants can be use natural gas, coal, biomass or mixtures as feedstock. Technical data and technological and economic assumptions for developments for 2020 were derived from the literature. For emergent nations like India, meeting energy requirements (primarily in the form of electricity and transportation fuels) in various sectors such as agriculture, industrial and transport is very important to attain sustainable development and economic development. Various options for decentralized electricity production from beginning to end renewable sources include solar, wind, biomass gasification and small hydropower projects. However, from Indian point of view, biomass gasification is the most practicable alternative amongst these for various reasons(1) biomass is abundantly and evenly spread in the country, (2) it is available throughout the year at cheap rates, (3) capital investments for gasifier, duel fuel or 100% producer gas generator, gas cleaning system and other accessories are quite low, (4) technology is simple and unskilled/semi skilled labor can handle operation and maintenance of the plant.
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Title : Study of Climate Change Adaptation Strategies for the Urban Design of Taichung City Authors : Dr. Ching-Horng, Tsai, Dr. Shu Chun Chang Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Taiwan is an island located at the junction of the Pacific and Eurasian areas. It is deeply affected by the interactions between the ocean and atmosphere. Latitude, monsoon season and vertical terrain changes all play a significant part in impacting the climate of Taiwan. In addition to the urban heat island effect, floods triggered by typhoons and torrential rains lead to economic, environmental and life safety threats. Taichung City is located in the middle section of the island and plays a strategic role in transportation (north-south and east-west) and industrial developments. To its east is the Central Mountain Range, adjacent to Ilan and Hualien Counties. To its west is the Taiwan Strait. The city owes its diverse terrain to rivers running through it as well as underlying faults below. The landscape ranges from mountains, hills, basins, plateaus and plains, running from east to west, gradually receding into the sea. In the face of climate change and the impacts of torrential rain, Taichung needs to urgently restructure its existing rich and diverse green resources and blue ribbon resources for disaster prevention. By thinking green in regards to reconstructing Taichungs infrastructure, both ecological conservation and disaster prevention of the densely populated metropolitan area can be improved.
This study focuses on the effects of climate change and how to avoid consequential damages, using Taichung as an example. Based on overall landscape spatial structures, it identifies Taichungs strengths and opportunities in facing climate change. Using water issues as a starting point, this paper identifies Taichungs land development orientation and landscape transformation for towns and villages. As Taichung is developing into a highly urbanized area, it proposes green disaster prevention planning and design and also explores how to develop a symbiosis of water adaptation strategies for the urban design of Taichung.
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Title : The Physiology and Psychology of Commercial Streetscape Preferences Authors : Shu Chun Chang, Ching-Horng, Tsai Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In the past, human beings migrated in search for new habitats to survive. Preconditions, such as food, shelter, and water sources were essential to survival, and human beings gradually learned and observed the landscape and environment of these new found habitats. Consequently, through heredity and evolution, the majority of human beings no longer need to learn the content (e.g. plants and water) and shapes of landscapes to generate positive psychological reactions (e.g. preferences). Thus, evolutionary theorists consider that intuitive responses to environmental characteristics are the result of evolution, and preferences are natural responses which are innate and biologically instinctive, particularly from the perspective of shelter and concealment (Kaplan, 1989).
In Kaplan and Kaplans (1982) landscape preference matrix, four influential factors of cognition were proposed: Coherence, complexity, legibility, and mystery. The Kaplans further indicated that landscape preference levels would be higher if all four factors were present in a specific environment. Therefore, the questionnaire used in this study includes preference factors (coherence, complexity, legibility, and mystery) in Kaplan and Kaplans environmental preference matrix. We primarily adopted psychological or theoretical descriptive survey methods in this study, and considered landscape elements and sense of distance regarding image composition during image analysis. In addition, we employed an eye tracking experimentation operation method to analyze the physiological response data of respondents, such as eye movements, visual systems, and visual processes. Through these methods, we determined the landscape elements that best attract and maintain peoples visual attention.
Based on the mentioned issues, the study adopted commercial streetscapes as the subject for urban appearance improvement discussions. The primary objective of this study is to determine the influences of landscape spatial contexts on peoples psychological preferences.
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Title : LITERATURE REVIEW ON COUNTRY OF MAKE & MAKE IN INDIA MANTRA Authors : Dr. Arun Korath, Dr. Sangheethaa. S, Berhanu Getinet Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper deals with the view on country of make and regarding the new campaign of Make in India. This campaign is a big step in the right direction. Focus and intention is evident in this policy. The analysis of the whole campaign can be done only after one or two sets of products come out using this policy. India should be able to produce products that any other nation consumes in large quantities, at prices lower than the respective countries would have to pay if the product was made elsewhere. Quality product at reasonable price can be a used as penetration strategy by managers for market.
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Title : A Review on Image-based Face Recognition Techniques Authors : Ingale Sujit S, Dr. A. M. Patil Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Face Recognition is an application of Image Processing. Face recognition grabs a huge attention of many researches in the field of computer vision. The main reason behind this attention is the fact that, the face is conventional way which we use to identify each other. The recent interest in face recognition can be attributed to the increase of commercial interest and the development of feasible technologies to support the development of face recognition. Major areas of commercial interest include biometrics, law enforcement and surveillance, smart cards, and access control. Various approaches for face recognition have been proposed in past and the purpose of this paper is to categorize and describe these algorithms. This paper attempts to present the survey on face recognition techniques, with a comprehensive list of references to some recent works.
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Title : AN INVESTIGATION OF THE DETERMINANTS OF MARRIED WOMEN CAREER PROGRESSION IN ZIMBABWE Authors : victoria masere, primrose Kaja Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Mothers tend to pay a higher price for children than fathers do. Partly, as a result, they typically earn less than men and remain more vulnerable to poverty (Becker, 1981, p. 8). This therefore necessitates an empirical investigation of the factors surrounding married womens career progression. Their career path has been noted to be complex and different from men and it was the purpose of this study to try and model the factors affecting their career progression. The study utilised cross sectional data collected from married women with at least one birth child working in Gweru. Stratified random sampling was applied. Because of the nature of the data, the researcher utilised Count Models in Particular the Normal Count Model which performed better, in a statistical sense, than the most commonly used Poisson and Negative Binomial Models. The findings obtained indicated that age at first birth and number of children below five was significant and had the expected signs. The researcher recommended the need for delaying child birth for women however taking into consideration the health risks involved as well as reducing the number of children below five through the use of birth control methods. It is also important to have basic training especially to both boys and girls still at primary schools so as to shape their attitudes towards the roles of women in the society as well as continuous and strict monitoring of recruitment and promotion processes in organisations by government to ensure transparency and adherence to set policies on gender equality.
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Title : Improvement of Micro grid Load Demand Sharing Strategy by Using Fuzzy Logic Authors : P V K Manohar, Ch V S R Gopal Krishna, Ch Rambabu Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The important task for the operation of autonomous micro grids, is to share the load demand using multiple distributed generation units. In this paper to realize satisfied power sharing without the communication between DG units, the voltage droop control and its different variations have been proposed. Generally in low voltage micro grids, due to the effects of feeder impedance, the droop control is subject to the real and reactive power coupling and steady-state reactive power sharing errors. The complex micro grid configurations often make the reactive power sharing more challenging. To improve the reactive power sharing accuracy an enhanced control strategy that estimates the reactive power control error through injecting small real power disturbances, which is activated by the low-bandwidth synchronization signals from the central controller The proposed compensation method achieves accurate reactive power sharing at the steady state. Simulation and experimental results validate the feasibility of the proposed method.
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Title : Trends in the Mathematics of Queuing Systems Authors : Sulaiman Sani, Onkabetse A. Daman Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this article, we study the trends in queuing system mathematics (mathematical study of waiting lines) from its inception in 1909 to date. The aim is to educate on how advances in system engineering and operations research are transforming study trends in terms of scholarly contributions (historical evolution), problems formulation, analytic techniques, modeling and results. To achieve this objective, articles on this field of operations research are studied and general trends uncovered and made easily understandable for educational purposes. In the end, we came out with deductions that trends in the mathematics of queuing systems depend to a large extend on developments in operation systems and engineering. What makes this paper most interesting is the understanding that queuing problems are fast becoming pure stochastic (diffusion) problems. This understanding is made more elaborated and easily understandable for a wide variety of audience.
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Title : Application of the wireless sensor network based on ZigBee technology in monitoring system for coal mine safety Authors : Mrs.Tejashri D. Dixit Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Wireless sensor networks have become one of the important research fields with a wide-range application background. With the continuous development of technology, a new type of system of Coal Mine Safety Based on ZigBee technology is designed. Using the characteristics of wireless sensor networks , it implements real-time monitoring and intelligent warning for underground environment and production parameters. The system cosisted with a low power ARM processor as the control of the core and ZigBee as a communications platform of wireless sensor networks.after several tests, a lot of valuable data are collected from the actual environment for example communication quality, communication length and power consumption and so on.Finally experiment result confirms the feasibility of the system design and its good stability. Article describes a wireless sensor network based ZigBee technology. Mostly used for transferring and collecting the various monitoring information about the coal mine underground.after that the data is analysed and processed outside the monitoring system.To ensure the safety of the coal production and effectiveness better.
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Title : ON SOME HSU-STRUCTURE AND H-STRUCTURE MANIFOLDS WITH CONSTANT HOLOMORPHIC SECTIONAL CURVATURE Authors : Virendra Nath Pathak, Geeta Verma Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this paper I have studied Hsu-structure & H-structure manifolds and obtained with constant holomorphic sectional curvature
Index Terms H-structure manifold , Hsu-structure ,Curvature tensor almost complex , almost product and almost tangent structures.
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Title : Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) towards Road Construction in Chhattisgarh state Authors : Youwraj Singh Sahu, Dr. Santosh K Sar, Shweta Singh Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The roads and highway projects are lifeline of any country. They are also important for the building the nation and are mirror of countrys development. However, most of these road and highway projects on account of their location, route alignment and associated activities are invariably accompanied by significant environmental and social impacts during different phases (viz., Pre-construction, Construction and Operational phase) of the project. The nature of these impacts could be either positive or negative depending upon their potential to favorably or adversely affect the surrounding environment and also the resident community. While favorably viewing the positive impacts on the environment and community, it is also imperative to develop an appropriate and sound Environmental Management Plan (EMP) and execute it on the field/impacted area of the project to minimize and mitigate various adverse environmental and social impacts by conducting Public Consultation including Public Hearing to include and incorporate views of various stakeholders into decision making process. The EIA (environmental impact assesment), ensures that various Acts, Rules and Regulations for preservation, conservation and management of the environment along with R & R (Resettlement & Rehabilitation) issue are appropriately taken care of in the suggested EMP. Recently, the role of EIA of Roads and Highways have become more important as Central Government is undertaking widening and upgrading of various National Highways throughout the country under the different phases of National Highway Development Programme (NHDP) [1]. The present paper briefly describes provisions and procedure for carrying out EIA for the Roads and highways along with the EMP for mitigating various negative environmental impacts during different phases of the project. In order study either its beneficial or harmful effect; evaluation of any project through EIA has become a must. The environment is threatened severely by so many problems, some of which are caused by the activities of Construction Projects (An Assessment of Environmental Impacts of Building Construction Projects) [2].
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Title : Ground water quality with special emphasis on Fe Contamination in Chhattisgarh State in Rajnandgaon Distt. at Khairagarh Authors : Samiksha Tamrakar, Santosh Kumar Sar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In the present study, the groundwater quality in Khairagarah at Rajnandgaon District of Chhattisgarh State in Central India is assessed. A total of 41 Groundwater (GW) samples are collected during Monsoon (M) and Pre-Monsoon (PM) periods from various existing bore wells and tube wells in the study area, and they were analyzed for estimating the Fluoride (F-) concentration in the existing GW with a special emphasis. The Physico-Chemical characteristics, in addition to the concentration of major Anions and Cations in the existing GW were also assessed. The results reveal that the fluoride concentrations in the existing GW in Rajnandgaon District is ranging >0.50 to <1.60 p.p.m. Most of the places in the study area are affected by high fluoride concentrations, and is evident from the 15% of total samples collected showing >3.5 p.p.m. of fluoride concentration, which is a maximum permissible limit recently suggested by Bureau of Indian Standard (BIS) (BIS: 10500, 2010). It is also seen that the fluoride is having poorly and burly positive correlations with calcium and sodium, respectively. Further, the study also includes the verification of suitability of GW for drinking in the study area.
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Title : AN OVERVIEW ON ENGERGY EFFICIENT ELECTRIC DRIVES Authors : SHONA MATHEW, ROSHAN NOUSHAD, UNNIKRISHNAN L Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The electric motor drives are very important in our everyday life. In the area of industry or other purpose, the electric drives of motor are essential.So in this topic we are discussing the different types of electric drives namely, AC Drives and DC Drives. This paper also discusses about the most efficient drive which is commonly used in industries and its impacts. The advantages, disadvantagesand its applications are also explained in this paper
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Title : Dynamic performance of the DSTATOM � Diesel Generator system with Linear and Nonlinear loads using Multi Layer Neural Network Authors : Golla jaya Prasad, U Chandra Rao, Ch Rambabu Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper presents the load compensation by diesel generator. In this compensation reactive power, harmonics and unbalanced load current generates because of linear or nonlinear loads. The control of Distribution Static Synchronous Compensator (DSTATCOM) is used for reactive power, harmonics and unbalanced load current compensation. Proportional Integral (PI) controller is used to maintain a constant voltage at the dc bus of a voltage source converter (VSC) working as a DSTATCOM. Switching of Three Level VSC is achieved by controlling load current using hysteresis based Pulse Width Modulation control. This scheme is simulated under MATLAB environment using simulink for feeding linear and nonlinear loads. The modelling is performed for a three phase, three wire star connected synchronous generator coupled to a diesel engine, along with the three level inverter based VSC working as a DSTATCOM. The extension part utilizes multi layer neural network for to improve the DC voltage profile (Vdc) and to improve the THD analysis. Compare this with previous results.
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Title : SPEED CONTROL METHODS FOR BLDC MOTOR Authors : ROSHAN NOUSHAD, SHONA MATHEW, UNNIKRISHNAN L Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this topic we are discussing the method of speed control and speed control of BLDC motor in the closed loop and open loop techniques. It makes proper speed control of BLDC motor .In this paper we are taken the block diagrams and compare the advantages and disadvantages of the different control technique of BLDC motor The implementation includes both direction and open loop speed control. BLDC motors are widely used in various applications due to its efficiency, reliability and good performance
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Title : PRODUCTION AND PURIFICATION OF CELLULASE FROM Trichoderma viride BY OPTIMIZED MEDIUM USING VARIOUS AGROWASTE FOR POULTRY FEED SUPPLEMENT Authors : S.Karunakaran, S.Dhanasekaran, R.Roja Blessy, A.Ravulathu Nisha Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In India, Tamilnadu ranks second in poultry meat and egg production. Poultry feed manufacture has undergone an enormous expansion and development during the past half century throughout the country. The cellulase was produced from Trichoderma viride which can degrade cellulose .Then it was given as feed supplementary for the poultry animals. Trichoderma viride was isolated from soil and is allowed to grow in Potato dextrose Agar (PDA). For the effective production of T.viride, various agro wastes such as wheat bran, rice brawn, molasses, saw dust, and beet root were used. The produced Trichoderma viride and cellulase were given as feed supplementary to the chicks in order to increasing their digestibility and growth. The maximum biomass production of Trichoderma viride was observed in beetroot media. With these facts in the background, the present study has been designed to explore the technology to synthesize cocktail fibro lytic enzymes at farm gate level and make the farmers as successful entrepreneurs.
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Title : A Novel Serial Multimodal Biometric Framework Based on Mixture Models Authors : Manas Kumar Choudhury, Dr.Y Srinivas Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This article contributes towards the study of multimodal biometric system against spoof attacks. Much of the works reported based on Parallel fusion, are subjected to the critics about the authentication, since spoofing of a single trait may lead towards the cracking of whole system. Validation of the multimodal biometric systems in serial fusion mode against spoofing is still a matter of research.. In this paper, we make an attempt to study the affect of spoofing in serial fusion mode. The concepts of fusion together with Generalized Gamma Distribution (GGD) are utilized. The performance of the model is evaluated using synthetic data and evaluation is carried out by considering metrics like False Acceptance Rate (FAR), Acceptance Rate, and False Rejection Rate (FRR).
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Title : Recognition of Clothing Pattern for Visually Challenged People Authors : K.Shoba, S.Gohisri, S.Sowndarya Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : identifying the clothing pattern for visually all people is the difficult task. To avoid this problem our existing system introduces a technique called CCNY pattern recognition. This system has image-based prototype that recognizes clothing patterns in four categories (plaid, striped, pattern less, and irregular) and identifies 11 clothing colors like red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, blue, purple, pink, black, grey, and white. This approach introduce random signature to recognize the color pattern and the color identification is based on histogram of each clothing image in the HSI color space. Moreover, to increase the efficiency and accuracy of the system our proposed system introduces the fast texture feature extraction. This technique used to divide the image and analyze the texture by using Texture Estimation Algorithm. In addition, our system will convert the sound description of the pattern into text format. This approach will increase accuracy of the color identification for blind people and also the normal people.
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Title : Consciousness for Peace: an Incorporated move towards for a Rational & Harmonious Humanity Authors : Dr. Savita Srivastava Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In the 21st Century and beyond, man should address the basic quartering to him and would seek answer for himself. His life would become more meaningful and purposeful after trying to find truths of life. Man should realize his weaknesses from which he suffers and try to build his strength. This would get peace and happiness, he deserves. It may not happen for majority of them but the trend would have set in. Then he would initiate austerity measure. Simplicity of life would become a way of life. Hence, the path of truth would become easy. However, it would not happen automatically and for this, systematic efforts are required to be made by those who are committed to peace, prosperity and happiness of man and humankind. The day when the truth dawns on majority of people would be the happiest day for any peace-loving creature in the world. Peace means Freedom from mental agitation or anxiety or the absence or cessation of war or a state or condition of order or harmony. Peace ensures an education that makes an individual a citizen and creates a learning environment to live in harmony with the adjacent nature and act cooperatively. At present, the need of the hour is Education for Peace for peace of mind, peace in the family, peace in society, peace between nations and peace in the Universe. More broadly, a peaceful society will find a way to live in peace with its natural setting. We all understand the need to protect the environment, to stop polluting it. What prevents us from acting on this understanding is the stock of mental pollutants, such as ignorance, cruelty or greed. Removing such pollutants will promote peace among human beings, as well as a balanced, healthy relationship between human society and its natural environment. This is how religion can foster environmental protection.
The Hundredth Monkey Effect is based upon the principle that after one monkey on an island discovers how to wash a coconut in the water to remove sand and dirt, the rest follow suit until the last, or "hundredth" monkey, finally learns this improved method. At that point, monkeys on other islands become aware of this knowledge without "direct" communication. This same effect has happened repeatedly in human history, where inventors have simultaneously discovered inventions that others around the world were contemplating at the same time, or where mothers somehow know when one of their children is in pain hundreds of miles away. The thoughts become energy that is available to others that tune into this energy field, or universal consciousness. It may occur more often when we are sleeping or in "hypnotic" or meditative states than during our normal waking state. If we already tap into this energy field without being consciously aware think what we will be able to do if we exercise our minds and use this incredible resource to our best advantage! When we stop and think about it, we are adding to the energy field right now by merely reading this information on peace. We are investing our time, money, energy and dreams in this principle in order to help World Peace become a reality. Who will be the 100th Monkey for Peace?
In any journey we choose to undertake we must take the first step and shortly thereafter the next steps become obvious. Without the first step, the tenth and twentieth steps never become reality and we have no possibility of reaching our destination. Yes, sometimes the first steps may lead nowhere but as Thomas Edison wrote, "I learned 99 ways not to make a light bulb". He understood that both difficulty and perseverance were necessary components in the effort to reach a worthwhile goal. "Failure is simply the opportunity to begin again more intelligently." - Henry Ford. For many people this question may seem a little ridiculous. Most people have been raised to believe that our consciousness controls most of our decisions and actions.
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Title : ELECTRIFY INDIA (A Practical Approach to Water Scarcity) Authors : Gokul Krishnan, Ashik Joji, L.Unnikrishnan Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The aim of this project is to utilize the power generation potential capabilities especially north eastern states which are suffering from power scarcity and to make them self-powered. In this methodology, by using solar pump, water is pumped into a huge water tank built at several meters in height and then it is pumped for household needs, where a generator is kept on its way. Thus utilizing power in maximum way .It has a dual advantage: it ensures constant supply of water to the households as well as the power needed to light the house can be harnessed from the above methodology One of the main advantage of this project is to eliminate many socio-economic problems such as land acquisition rehabilitation and political problems etc. It is least expensive as well as eco-friendly
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Title : OntoSri: A Domain Independent Ontology Visualization Tool Authors : V. Swaminathan, R. Sivakumar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Ontologies provide a shared and common understanding of a domain that can be communicated between people and application systems. Therefore, they may play a major role in supporting information exchange processes in various areas. We describe the role of ontologies in supporting knowledge sharing activities, and then present a set of criteria to guide the development of ontologies for these purposes. We show how these criteria are applied in case studies from the design of ontologies for Clinical Information system. The purpose of Ontosri is to help building ontology, both from scratch and from texts, without control by any task. Requirements have been defined for a methodology on the basis of real experiments. Ontosri fulfills these requirements, involving theoretical bases from linguistics and knowledge representation. Its strong points are integration of a terminological approach and an ontology management, precise definition of concept types reflecting modeling choices, and traceability facilities. The use of these tools is discussed with respect to a case study in health care.
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Title : The New Economy versus the Use of Information and Communication Technologies and Productivity of Algerian Companies in the Region of Oran Authors : Nadia REBIB, Pr Abderrezak BENHABIB Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : After a long and unusual growth experienced by the US during the nineties, the concept of new economy appeared to refer to this remarkable performance of the US economy. This concept emphasizes the relationship between the use of information and communication technologies and the growth and productivity of companies. The objective of this paper is to present the impact of information and communication technologies on Algerian companies after presenting a literature review on the phenomenon of new economy and information and communication technologies.
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Title : An Novel Approach for image denoising using Wavelet Transforms Authors : Manmohan, Swati gupta, Kuldeep Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The noise is unwanted signal which change the parameters of the original signal or original data. So it is necessary to remove the noise from the signals or from the data, many image denoising techniques based on filtering and wavelet thresholding have been published in earlier research papers and each technique has its own assumptions, advantages and limitations. Image filtering and wavelet thresholding algorithms are applied on different image samples to eliminate noise which is either present in the image during capturing or injected into the image during transmission.
In this paper, we used the Median filter ,Wiener filter, Penalised threshold, Global threshold method, Proposed threshold for remove the Gaussian or salt & pepper noise from the images, and we compare their performance with the help of PSNR.
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Title : Monetary Policy Instruments and Inflation: An Islamic Perspective Authors : Farah ELIAS ELHANNANI, Nasreddine BENCHAIB, Mohamed BENBOUZIANE Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The efficiency of the monetary management of any government is assessed by its ability to reduce and stabilize the inflation rate. Hence, this latter is the first target of any monetary policy. Although that the term « inflation » is recent, this monetary phenomenon has been observed many centuries ago. In this context, Islamic thinkers described the phenomenon as the cheapness of money.
This research discusses the management of money to fight inflation in an Islamic finance framework focusing on the prohibition of interest « RIBA » against the classical monetary policy which concentrates on this factor « interest » as a key channel to reduce inflation. The paper starts with the traditional view to the inflation phenomenon and a comparison between conventional and Islamic finance principles. Then, it discusses the instruments of the Islamic monetary policy and their effectiveness to reduce inflation by providing some recent experiences. Our main findings clearly show that the traditional monetary management is less effective than the one based on Islamic principles, but however such effectiveness depends on the human factor and its ability to apply such monetary instruments.
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Title : Impact of global financial crisis on the gold market: An empirical investigation Authors : Farah ELIAS ELHANNANI, Mohamed DAOUDI, Mohamed BENBOUZIANE Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The global financial crisis of 2008 had strong effects on the world wide economy and finance. Indeed, American, European and Asian markets indices crashed down immediately 8 to 10% in a very short period. Investors lost their confidence on stocks and currencies and they started to buy alternative investments. This new behavioral fact led to an increase in prices of such investments. The precious metal gold has been used as money for many centuries till the breakdown of the “Breeton Woods” agreement. In addition to its use as jewelry and electrical components, gold is now used as an asset investment and a hedging strategy against inflation, this leads us to consider the gold market as a financial market. In fact, gold is one of the alternative investments and a safe haven that responded to the crisis.
The main objective of this paper is to focus on the gold market and try to analyze the trend of gold price before and after the crisis. We start with an overview on the causes and effects of the global financial crisis, then we provide a review on the gold market and the main causes of its price’s fluctuations. We, then, examine empirically the trend of gold price during 2000-2012 and show econometrically how it was affected by the financial crisis, and what are the main consequences of these alternative investment on the whole financial markets.
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Title : Mobile Commerce and Its Security Issues Authors : A.O.M Asaduzzaman, Md. Nazrul Islam Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper deals with m-commerce and its security issues. We described m-commerce in detail from theoretical perspective. In the early age of the world, transactions in commerce were performed by some means of exchange of physical goods or wealth in face-to-face and hand-to-hand manner. Over time it became some means of symbolic wealth called money or coin. After the invention of telecommunication, commerce is done by telephone with e-money (in e-commerce) by Internet. However, for further evolution of technology such as telecommunication, e-commerce is evolved to m-commerce (mobile commerce). We described the m-commerce system structure and related technologies which conduct m-commerce. All types of threats and challenges are described from their field of affection. The contemporary solutions and protections against these threats are properly outlined.
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Title : MULTI- RESPONSE OPTIMIZATIONOF FLUX CORED ARC WELDING PROCESS PARAMETERS USING TOPSIS APPROACH Authors : P, SREERAJ, T, KANNAN, SUBHASIS MAJI Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper presents a multi response optimization approach to determine the optimal process parameters in Flux cored arc welding (FCAW) process in order to obtain optimum weld bead geometry in mild steel plates IS 2062. Experiments have been conducted using four parameters such as welding current, voltage, stick out and wire speed at four levels for obtaining the responses like penetration, bead width, reinforcement and percentage of dilution. Taguchi’s L16 orthogonal array is used to gather information regarding the process with less number of experimental runs. The traditional Taguchi method cannot solve multi optimization problems. In order to overcome this difficulty, a multi criteria optimization technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (TOPSIS) is applied in this study. The significant contributions of parameters are estimated using analysis of variance (ANOVA) test. Confirmation test is conducted and reported. It is found that wire speed is the most significant factor. Results indicate feasibility of TOPSIS analysis in continuous improvement of welding industry.
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Title : Modeling and Sensitivity Analysis on Cost, Volume and Profit in a Production Venture Authors : Steve, Nwankwo Click Here For Abstract
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This paper aims at modeling a single alternative production venture and a two alternative production venture using mathematical and analog models simultaneously. Sensitivity analysis was used to confirm the authenticity of the models by analyzing data collected from similar production ventures. The break even point for the production ventures were determined using both the mathematical and analog models, and this helped in taking decisions for a single alternative and two alternative production ventures which were considered in the study. |
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Title : Fabrication of Catalytic Convertor for Automibile Authors : G.Balasubramanian, P.Balashanmugam, D.Karthikeyan Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Diesel power inevitably finds a very important role in the development of the plant’s economy and technical growth. In spite of their high thermal efficiency, one cannot ignore the fact about the effect of their exhaust, in the atmosphere. It is a well-known fact that the toxic gases emitted in diesel engines are less than the engines. Due to the high cost of petrol, diesel engines are more in use. Anticipating the use of diesel engines, even more in the near future; this system developed can be used to control the toxic gases, coming out of the diesel engines. These toxic gases are harmful not only to the atmosphere, but also to the human & animal race. The objective of this project is to design & fabricate a simple system, where the toxic levels are controlled through chemical reaction to the more agreeable level. This system acts itself as a silencer; there is no need to separate the silencer. The whole assembly is fitted in the exhaust pipe; it does not give rise to any complications in assembling it. This system is very cost effective and more economical. The rapid growth in the energy consumption at the individual level has given rise to a dramatic increase in both air and water pollution problems. The automobile is probably the most notorious source of atmospheric air pollution on a total mass basis. Under the Indian Conditions two and four wheelers have become the most popular mode of transport. In the present work catalytic converter was chosen for CI engine emission control, to reduce CO, HC and NOx emission. A catalytic converter has to be designed and introduced in the exhaust line of the CI engine. In the present work Kirloskar TV-I engine is chosen for emission control study using a catalytic converter. The objective of the catalytic converter is to reduce the cold start emission of CO, HC and NOx in the exhaust gas of the engine. The catalytic converter is made of stainless steel plate. The plate is coated with copper, Nickel and Chromium catalytic materials. These emission levels will be measured using the AVL exhaust gas analyzer and the results will be analyzed.
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Title : Effect of heat treatment on the microstructure and mechanical properties of High Manganese Steel 15Mn2Cr1V Authors : Nguyen Duong Nam, Le Thi Chieu, Pham Mai Khanh, Pham Hữu Kien Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this work, we want to propose the method to increase the abrasion of the High Manganese Steel (HMS) 15Mn2Cr1V, which is heat treated by the different processes, i.e. the HMS is intermediate heated and without intermediate heating treated before austenizing. The obtained experimental result reveals that with intermediate heating, the austenite is uniform, small size grain (level 6 according to ASTM) and no carbides at the grain boundary. The obtained hardness value is equal to 98 HRB and much larger than one for the process without intermediate at 6500C. The obtained average impact toughness is equal to 115 J.cm-2. This value is also larger than one for the process without intermediate (17 J.cm-2).
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Title : Induction Practices and Procedures of New Employees in the Department of Educational Foundations at Great Zimbabwe University: Any Missing Links? Authors : Dr. Andrew Chindanya Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This qualitative research examined induction practices and procedures of new employees in the department of Educational Foundations at Great Zimbabwe University to see if there are any missing links. The research obtained information through participant observation of practices and procedures being employed. The findings were that the university employs appropriate level of induction and uses the induction to ensure attendance. The department provides clear expectations of performance, is a reputable source of information and advice and adds local relevant items to the induction. The department ensures quick settling and addresses basics despite the absence of a checklist. In this department, one size does not fit all since practices are tailor made to the situation obtaining. The research concluded the new entrants to the Department of Educational Foundations of Great Zimbabwe University receive appropriate, structured and supportive induction commensurate with their roles and responsibilities though induction checklist is not being used. The research recommends that such good practices be documented so that other departments can benefit from these good practices.
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Title : Fidelity amid the Employees of Star Hotels Authors : Kiruthiga.V, Magesh.R Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The study aims in identifying the factors that result in loyalty among the employees of star category hotels. A total of 500 employees were surveyed regarding their agreement level with the identified factors of employee loyalty. Percentage analysis was performed to identify the key contributors to employee loyalty. The results reveal that when the hotel management aims in maximising the career potential of the employees and treats employees as part of the hotel then a loyal workforce is created and they will help in boosting the profitability and productivity of the hotel industry.
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Title : Design Optimized Framework for Migrating a Legacy System to Cloud Environment Authors : C.Udaya Shankar, P.T.Ajith, N.Naveen Kumar, S.Pushpalatha Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Cloud computing have attracted more and more enterprises to migrate their legacy applications to the cloud environment because of its high-scalability, on-demand nature. Although the cloud platform itself promises high reliability, ensuring high quality of service and high reliability is still one of the major concerns, since the enterprise applications usually consist of a large number of distributed components. Thus, improving the reliability of an application during cloud migration is a challenging and critical research problem. To address this problem, we propose a reliability-based Reliability Optimization Cloud (ROCloud) and consider all the constraint factors such as cost, etc., to improve the application reliability by fault tolerance. ROCloud includes two ranking algorithms. The first algorithm performs ranking of all the components, for an application, that will be migrated to the cloud. The second algorithm ranks components for hybrid applications that only part of their components are migrated to the cloud. Both algorithms employ the application structure information as well as the historical reliability information for component ranking. Based on the ranking result, optimal fault-tolerant strategy will be selected automatically for the most significant components with respect to their predefined constraints. The experimental results show that the reliability of the application can be greatly improved by refactoring a small number of error-prone components and tolerating faults of the most significant components
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Title : Implementing Strategies for Technology Enabled Technical Education in India Authors : Dr. M. Narendra Kumar, Mr. David Voraganti Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper aims to highlight the need for a new approach of learning and the role of technology in implementing e-learning. This paper also emphasizes the need for technical education to prepare individual with skills necessary to find and maintain employment. This will involve the provision of skills such as critical thinking, problem solving, career development, and lifelong learning. The paper also examines issues related to requirements, concerns and challenges. Synergistic, scalable use of technology, hybrid model of delivery and networking approaches have been suggested for implementation of technology enabled open learning model. The paper concludes with some suggestions for implementation of a technology enabled open learning model. A list of tools and resources for e-learning has also been appended
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Title : Design and Control of Multi Level Inverter with Single DC Source Authors : Agnihotram srinivas kumar , M.Sridhar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this project six rules for designing hybrid cascaded multilevel inverters with simplified supply and low switching losses have been derived. These design rules constrain the ratio between the dc voltages of the supplied cells and the dc voltages of the unsupplied cells. They allow one to design single- and three-phase inverters that can be operated either with staircase or with PWM. New configurations that increase the flexibility for choosing suitable switches. The concept of energy balance domain has been introduced to characterize the achievable operating modes and power factor.
Hybrid asymmetrical cascade multilevel inverters, they combine cells of different voltage ratings different topologies, or even combine switch converters with linear amplifiers. So, in this project mainly focused on the design and control of high-resolution, high-efficiency multilevel inverters with simplified dc power supplies. It introduces several rules for systematically designing the dc voltages of the cells, for which all unsupplied capacitor voltages can be regulated. Six classes of inverters are obtained covering single and three phase, staircase and pulse width-modulated (PWM) inverters.
New configurations of hybrid cascade multilevel inverters are obtained for each class. A double modulation strategy with two different frequencies is proposed that allows switching losses of PWM inverters to be reduced. Decoupled mechanisms are proposed for the total and internal energy balances. It is shown how to make the design robust by taking into account conversion losses and large dc-voltage imbalances in the design and control. The entire proposed system will be tested using MATLAB/SIMULINK.
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Title : Performance Analysis of Lithium-Bromide Water Absorption Refrigeration System Using Waste Heat of Boiler Flue Gases Authors : B.Babu, G. Maruthi Prasad Yadav Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Vapor absorption refrigeration is a low grade thermal input device, which is mostly used along side with industries, which have high thermal waste and also simultaneously requires cooling parts of the plant. For air-conditioning in which refrigeration below 00c are not needed, an absorption refrigeration using lithium-bromide and water, has been successfully developed and has achieved great commercial success.
Owing to the threat of global warming due to high thermal disposal and to compensate the energy crisis, VAR is likely to gain immense prominence in near future. Main theme is to utilize the waste heat of the flue gases generated in thermal power stations. Before leaving these gases to the atmosphere through the chimney necessary mass of flue gases is by passed and is made to deliver it generator so as to run the vapour absorption refrigeration system there by conserving the energy.
The aim of the project is to perform analysis on absorption refrigeration system using lithium-bromide and water as refrigerant and to find out the influence of operating temperatures on the thermal loads of components and their co-efficient of performance. Finally come up with the operating conditions where it can run by effectively utilizing the waste heat of the flue gases.
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Title : Promoting Appropriate Technology for Sustainable Development: Case of Agro-processing SMEs in Tanzania Authors : Jafari Mwanza, Bashira Majaja, Elias Erasto Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The present status of agro-processing SMEs in Tanzania is largely informal, under-performing and in need of considerable assistance to overcome barriers to its growth. Agro-processing SMEs use labour-intensive technologies to compensate for the lack of technical capacity in order to perform well. The strength of the Tanzanian agricultural sector lies in the ability of the farmers to produce high quality produce and products. This will only be possible through the use of appropriate technology right from the farming stage through processing to marketing. The transformation process of changing raw agricultural material to consumable value added product must require the use of appropriate technology in one form or another. In fact technology are the key to improving efficiency in agro processing and value addition industry to compete against imported produce from countries with developed industry. This paper focuses on how to promote appropriate technology and overcome barriers for sustainable development and growth of agro-processing SMEs in Tanzania. The discussion of the findings is based on the data collected from questionnaires and interviews which was administered to 120 Small-scale Agro-processing Enterprises in nine regions of Tanzania.
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Title : Hsu-structure on quasi umbilical sub manifold of KH-structure manifold Authors : Virendra Nath Pathak, Geeta Verma Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The purpose of the present paper is to study the quasi umbilical submanifold of co-dimension-2 of KH-structure manifold. Hypersurfaces immersed in an almost hyperbolic Hermite manifolds studied by Dube [4]. On Hsu-structure manifold have been by the Definition. We have obtained the conditions for this sub manifold to be W-Quasi umbilical. The paper is organized as follows quasi umbilical. In section one, introductory part of Hsu-structure and KH-structure is defined some useful equations. In section two, we prove that the some theorems, definitions and corollaries in quasi umbilical submanifold as well as Nijenhuis tensor. In the end, we have discussed about manifold and quasi umbilical submanifold.
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Title : Fertility and Its Proximate Determinants of Bangladesh Authors : Dr. Md. Roshidul Islam Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The study of determinants of fertility in a population is a complex process. While fertility behaviour influences population growth, which has consequences towards pressure on resources, employment situations, health and other social facilities, and saving and investment, such consequences, in turn, have great bearing on the socio-economic variables that affect fertility behaviour. The issues are further complicated because the factors that are perceived to influence fertility are highly interrelated. The conceptualization of the determinants of fertility involves a multitude of factors that vary greatly in the intensity and direction of force they exert on fertility. The study of the relationship of fertility levels to specific economic, social and cultural variables in the low as well as high fertility countries has “led to the hypothesis that for the most part the same factors which are thought to account for the decline of fertility in the low fertility countries are, in a reverse sense, also responsible for the continued high levels of fertility in the high fertility group” (UN, 1973).
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Title : Effect of Copper Dust on Photosynthesis Pigments Concentration in Plants Species Authors : Mohnish Pichhode, Kumar Nikhil Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Effect of copper concentration was studied in the plants within the Malanjkhand Copper Mining Project (MCP), Balaghat, Madhya Pradesh (India). Copper affects vegetation were determined through biochemical parameter (paper chromatography) in the tree species like Tectona grandis, Mangifera indica, Butia monosperma and Madhuca indica which were exposed to different copper dust concentration load for short duration. Variations in biochemical parameter like different pigments in the leaves were separated by paper chromatography found significant in difference. This variation can be used as indicator of copper concentration for early diagnosis of stress as a maker for physiological damage to plants prior to the onset of visible injury symptoms. The present study reflects the elevated concentration of copper in the associated plant species within the Malanjkhand Copper Mining Site.
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Title : Assessment of the Global Solar Energy Potential at Auchi Area of Nigeria Authors : Ebunilo, P. O. B., Izah, L. A. Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper assessed the global solar radiation potential in Auchi area of Nigeria, for the period of January, February, March and April, 2014. Auchi lies between latitude 7014’ North and 7034’ North of the equator and longitude 6014’ East and 6043’ East of the Greenwich Meridian. The climate is subhumid and the average temperature is about 330C in the rainy season and about 420C in the dry season. Procedure employed involved the use of Hargreaves-Samani’s equation as a method of estimating solar radiation using minimum climatological data. The method or model makes use of recorded daily maximum and manimum temperatures for the four months while weather station parameters (sunset hour angle, extraterrestrial solar radiation, etc) were directly derived from the latitude of the area. The model provides a simple and low cost system for estimating solar radiations because it does not require expensive hardware for data processing nor information from neighbouring meteorological stations for spatial interpolation. The global solar radiation at Auchi area of Nigeria within the period of study exhibits monthly variation but an average or mean of 22.61MJ/m2/day was obtained for the four months. The information from the study conducted will go a long way to establish solar irradiation data on the area which will then form a baseline for any planned application of solar irradiation in the area, such as in the design of solar photovoltaic systems.
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Title : Determination of Cell Operating Factor and Cell Efficiency of a 5kva Standalone Solar Photovoltaic System Authors : Ebunilo, P. O. B., Izah, L. A. Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The numerous electrical energy challenges in Nigeria has made it necessary to move away from conventional methods of electrical power generation based on fossil fuels and look for a cheap, alternative, renewable source of energy such as solar energy .Solar panel (or panels) which is one of the most vital component of a photovoltaic system are imported from different manufacturers and countries and are being used locally with little or no information of their appraisal and field performance. This study determines the performance of a 5KVA standalone solar photovoltaic system by determining the cell operating factor and cell efficiency of the system. The 5KVA standalone solar photovoltaic system is made up of a 5KVA, 48V inverter; twenty (20) solar panels of 80W, 12V each; eight (8) deep cycle batteries of 150AH, 12V each; a 60A Tristar solar controller; a digital multimeter for measuring the voltage produced by the solar panels and an analog panel meter for measuring the current produced by the solar panels. The system was operated for four months, from 1st of January to 30th of April, 2014 and voltage and current readings taken for all the days from 6.00 Am in the morning to 8.00pm in the evening. From the readings, the cell operating factor and cell efficiency were calculated by using the voltage and current that correspond to the maximum power output. The average cell operating factor or fill factor for the twenty solar panels was found to be 0.49 while the average efficiency was obtained to be 9.05%. These values are however lower than the laboratory or theoretical values
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Title : Efficiency of DC-DC Buck Boost Converter with Mode Select Circuit and Soft Switching Techniques Authors : K.Kishore, Dr.M.Sridhar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper presents a high efficiency positive buck–boost converter with mode-select circuits and feed-forward techniques. Four power transistors produce more conduction and more switching losses when the positive buck–boost converter operates in buck–boost mode. Utilizing the mode-select circuit, the proposed converter can decrease the loss of switches and let the positive buck–boost converter operate in buck, buck–boost or boost mode. By adding feed-forward techniques, the proposed converter can improve transient response when the supply voltages are changed. The proposed converter has been fabricated with TSMC 0.35μm CMOS 2P4M processes. The total chip area is 2.59 × 2.74 mm2 (with PADs), the output voltage is 3.3 V, and the regulated supply voltage range is from 2.5–5 V. Its switching frequency is 500 kHz and the maximum power efficiency is 91.6% as the load current equals 150 mA.
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Title : Design 24x7 Water supply scheme for Tarabai Park E.S.R. Zone Authors : G.B. Birajdar, R.A. Panke Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper deals with details study of design of 24 x 7 water supply scheme.Water is most vital resource for life and is consider as essence of life, in our plant earth 97% of water lies in oceans, 2% is frozen ice state and remaining 1% is fresh water. History of human civilization reveals us that water supply and civilization are almost synonymous.
Therefore, in order to ensure the availability of sufficient quantity of good quality water if become almost imperative in a modern society, to plan and build suitable water supply schemes. The provision of such a scheme shall ensure a constant ad a reliable water supply to that section of people for which it has been designed. The existence of such a water supply scheme supply scheme shall further help in attracting industries and thereby helping in industrialization and modernization of society such schemes shall, therefore, help in promoting wealth and welfare of the entire humanity as a whole.
Basic requirements 24 x 7 water supply scheme are availability water at source metered water supply water tariffs, Adequacy of systems for design demands preventive maintenance control.
From different case studies it is revealed that, by reducing unaccounted for water, 100% metering commotions, effective design O & M and by increasing public awareness regarding water conservation, the intermittent type of water supply scheme can be converted from intermittent to 24 x 7 water supply scheme.
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Title : Few Case study samples for cost effective numerical modelling Authors : N. S. MurthiSarma, S.P.Venumadhavarao Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper focus about introduction of power of numerical modeling in two cases. The case study result encourages the utility of modeling for various purposes.
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Title : Potential of Water Hyacinth for Treatment of Dairy Wastewater Authors : Er. Nilesh B. Deshmukh, Dr. M. V. Jadhav, Er. Sambhaji H Rajebhosale, Er. Manesh B. Satpute Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this paper it is shortly discussed that dairy industry have shown tremendous amount in growth in size. The water generated from this industry is characterized by high Chemical oxygen demand, Biochemical oxygen demand nutrients and organic and inorganic contents. If this wastewater is directly discharged without treatment in to the sewers it will affects on human health and aquatic life and soil fertility powers.
In this article the study is to treat the waste water generated from dairy industry by water hyacinth (Eicchornia-Crassipes) The Physiochemical and Organic parameters are examined to verify the quality and extent of pollution by which PH , BOD, COD, TDS, TSS, TN, TP and significant reduction in the parameters were observed and hence found more useful. In this study it is observed that initially the wastewater sample was so Alkaline but after treatment the PH observed near to the neutral also BOD reduction efficiency was 80%-85% and COD reduction efficiency was 70%-75% Also remove the nutrients and other chemical elements from sewage and industrial effluents and use the treated wastewater for Agriculture purpose. The Stress is given on best lowest cost treatment.
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Title : Parametric Study on Location of Shear Wall with Opening in Irregular Structure with Respect to Seismic & Blast Load – A Review Authors : Arvind Patel, Dr. K.B. Parikh Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Shear walls are structural systems which provide stability to structures from lateral loads like wind, seismic loads. These structural systems are constructed by reinforced concrete, plywood/timber unreinforced masonry, reinforced masonry at which these systems are sub divided into coupled shear walls, shear wall frames, shear panels and staggered walls. As the functional requirement opening is provide in the shear wall in term of door and window and other duct. So the present paper work was made in the interest of studying various research works involved in enhancement of shear walls with opening and their behaviour towards lateral loads and accidental load like blast load
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Title : Rural Development and Urban Results Authors : Mr.Yash .M. Bhadange, Er. Nilesh .B. Deshmukh, Mr.Akshay.D.Bhatjire, Mr.Atharva .K. Mutrak Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : India is a developing country not a developed country. Many part of our country is suffering from scarcity of basic needs of humans and other primary needs such as Education, Transport Services, and Communication etc. It is very important to develop cities as well as rural areas i.e. “Rural Development And Urban Results” and beside if we include “Green Building” concept which is also known as a sustainable building is designed will give most valuable addition for protection of our environment to meet some objectives such as occupant health using Energy, Water, Waste Management, Renewable Energy and other resources more efficiently and reducing the overall impact to the environment and make building Economical. It is an opportunity to use the resources efficiently while creating healthier buildings that improve human health, and build a better environment. The Indian Green Building Council is government council which runs for protection of our environment. The IGBC gives rating by their specific norms of Eco-Friendly construction of the building. This project is on basic of IGBC council we include several concepts of council for modern green infrastructure construction technology which makes a significant impact on conservation and proper utilization of resources like land, water, energy, air, material etc. There by reducing the overall cost of construction as well as adverse impacts of climate change
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Title : Effective Carry Select Adder with Reduced Area and Low Power Consumption Authors : Pameela.A, Saravanana.T Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Power dissipation is one of the most important design objectives in integrated circuits, after speed. As adders are the most widely used components in such circuits, design of efficient adder is of much concern for researchers. This paper presents performance analysis of different Fast Adders. The comparison is done on the basis of three performance parameters i.e. Area, Speed and Power consumption. We present a modified carry select adder designed in different stages. Results obtained from modified carry select adders are better in area and power consumption.
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Title : Customers Perception towards Internet Banking in Bangladesh: Analysis made by using Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) Authors : Md Monirul Islam Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Internet banking, popularly known as online banking is modern technology based computerized system of providing banking systems to client with low cost and quick services. Banking industries all over the world tries to use latest technologies to provide customers high quality banking services. Bangladesh was comparatively a late adoptee and since 2005 it started through Standard Chartered Bank and Dutch Bangla Bank modestly and then spreaded quickly and now almost all the banks in Bangladesh use internet banking though services offered and extent of use differ from bank to bank. But what is striking is the lack of comprehensive study of internet banking covering organizational and operational sides and exhaustive study as to problem and prospects. Considering the importance of internet banking this study was taken up. The main objectives of this study were to evaluate internet banking structure, operations and to examine the customers perception towards using internet banking in Bangladesh. There are 25 banks were selected for intensive study. As to user respondents i.e. internet banking customers, 250 respondents taking 10 respondents from each bank were selected for interview. This research work used extended form of commonly applied and empirically supported Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) of information technology adoption to achieve this objective
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Title : Modeling & Analysis of a Compact Dynamic Model for Household Vapour Compression Refrigerated Systems Authors : G. Maruthi Prasad Yadav, H.Ranganna, Supriya Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The work of heat transport is traditionally driven by mechanical work, but can also be driven by heat, magnetism, electricity, laser, or other means. Vapor compression refrigeration system used in domestic refrigerators and air conditioners are typical examples of steady-state refrigeration systems. Steady-state refrigeration systems in which the cooling effect is continuous, the refrigerant flow is steady and in one direction. In this work a compact model of house hold refrigerator ismodeled in 3D modeling software Pro/ Engineer wild fire 5. The refrigeration system consists of Condenser, Evaporator, Compressor and expansion valve. The refrigerant used mostly nowadays is HFC-134a.
Thermal analysis is done on the main parts of the refrigeration system using ANSYS-14. In this project work HFC-134a is replaced with HCFC, HFC-152A, and 404R. The commonly used material for condenser is copper, in this project work it is replaced with aluminum alloy 6061 and aluminum. Thermal analysis is done on the condenser, compressor and evaporator by changing the materials and refrigerants.
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Title : Study on Durability Properties of Concrete Prepared by using Rice Mill Effluent Authors : Pradeep T, Mageshkumar P Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : There is a growing concern for environmental conservation and sustainable development across the globe. To achieve long environmental sustainability requires innovative solutions to many problems caused by human to aquatics, atmosphere and land. Environmental problems ranging from noxious aerosols, fumes in the air, heavy metals and hazardous organics into the water to solid wastes that will overcome our landfill.
The scarcity of water resources, the ever deteriorating in many metropolis, the threat of monitoring volumes of wastes without suitable disposal sites and a long list of other critical innovative must be resolved through innovations of scientists and engineers.
Hence, we focus our attention in developing a method for reuse of waste water for construction purpose. In this work it is to be planned to collect the waste effluent from the rice mill in and around erode and analyze the various basic characteristics of waste effluent, then appropriate technology is to be developed to make it suitable for construction purposes. It is also planned to study the mechanical and durability properties of concrete using rice mill effluent.
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Title : Natural resource abundance and Structural Change: The Dutch disease in Algeria Authors : S.M. Chekouri, A. Chibi, M. Benbouziane Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This study investigates the evidence of the Dutch Disease in Algeria by observing the structural change in the Algerian economy since independence. The paper argues that the Dutch disease in Algeria may be hypothesised. The main justifications behind it are the relative deterioration of manufacturing and agricultural sectors, and the relative improvement of service sector and oil sector performance. Furthermore, the Algerian hydrocarbon exports still dominate the total exports and account for more than 98 percent of export receipts in the last fifteen years. Thus, the work in hand has given more consideration to the Dutch Disease explanations to the oil curse. However, recent studies have mentioned that institutions have a powerful explanation of the curse in oil rich countries.
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Title : Simulation Comparisons of Induction Generators for Wind Power Systems Authors : Gade Krishna Reddy, N.Vijay Kumar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper describes the performance comparison of a wind power systems based on two different induction generators as well as the experimental demonstration of a wind turbine simulator for the maximum power extraction. The two induction
machines studied for the comparison are the squirrel-cage induction generator (SCIG) and the doubly fed induction generator (DFIG). The techniques of direct grid integration, independent
power control, and the droop phenomenon of distribution line are studied and compared between the SCIG and DFIG systems. Both systems are modeled in MATLAB/Simulink.
A commercial induction motor drive was programmed to emulate the wind turbine and is coupled to the experimental generator systems. The turbine experimental results matched well with the theoretical turbine operation.
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Title : Control Strategy with Voltage Support Capability for Distributed Generation Inverter under Voltage Fluctuations Authors : B.Manmadha Rao, A.Tejasri Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper proposes a voltage controller under voltage sags based on the current scheme,which restores the dropped voltages to its continuous operation limits, Voltage sags are one of the main problems in transmission and distribution grids with high penetration of distributed generation.This paper proposes a voltage support control scheme for grid-connected power sources under voltage sags.
The control is based on the injection of reactive current with a variable ratio between positive and negative sequences. The controller determines, also, the amount of reactive power needed to restore the dropped voltage magnitudes to new reference values confined within the continuous operation limits required in grid codes.These reference values are chosen in order to guarantee low current injection when fulfilling the voltage support objective.Selected experimental results are reported in order to validate the effectiveness of the proposed control.
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Title : A Study on Scenarios for Derivation of Emergency Recovery Method of Waterfront Structures Authors : Hyuk-Jin Yoon, Sang-Jae Han, Jae-Hyun Jung Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Civil engineering structures constructed on rivers are placed in an environment exposed to frequent flood damages. Since the loss of levee due to flood and bridge scour are major causes of sudden structural collapse, emergency recovery construction must be quickly carried out before long-term recovery.
This study refers to the relevant rules and practices for types of damage caused by bridge scour and loss of levee due to flood, preparing flowcharts for quick selection of emergency recovery process and deriving decision-making trees. The characteristics of the decision-making trees derived applied variable considerations on changes in the standards, addition of construction methods, and addition of examples.
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Title : Noise removal and Ischemia detection from ECG Signal Authors : Vijay Kumar, Ruby Gupta Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Heart is the most important organ of the humasn body. Electrocardiogram (ECG) is used for the electrical recording of the heart signal. In this paper, filtering techniques are used for the removal of different types of artifacts present in the ECG signal with the help of filters. ECG signal analysis involves various techniques for accurate delineation of characteristics points and then classification of heart diseases using these characteristics points in terms of positive predictivity and sensitivity. In this paper Support vector machine is used as a classifier to delineate QRS complex.We have reviewed the available techniques for cardiac arrhythmia detection and feature extraction in literature in terms of accuracy and sensitivity. In this paper, the European database is used for the evaluation of the ST segment. The proposed methods comprise steps such as signal pre-processing, denoising, QRS complex detection and SVM as a classifier.
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Title : Power Quality Enhancement and Voltage Sag Mitigation by Using an Integrated Nine- Switch Power Conditioner Authors : Sk. Umar , M. Sridhar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper proposes a novel nine switch converter based integrated power conditioner in place of conventional twelve switch converter based power conditioner for improving power quality. Space vector modulation scheme is proposed for producing gating signals for nine switch converter.In the proposed integrated power conditioner the nine-switch converter replaces shunt and series converters found in conventional back to back power conditioner.
Underlying operating principles are discussed comprehensively to demonstrate, how such “series–shunt” replacement can bring forth the full advantages of the nine-switch converter. The shunt and series compensation techniques are discussed and the performance of the proposed nine switch power conditioner is validated through simulations using MATLAB/SIMULINK.
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Title : Improvement of Distortion Power Quality Index in Distributed Power Grids Authors : P.Emmaniyelu, A.Tejasri Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper presents the Euclidean norm based new power quality index (PQI), which is directly related to the distortion power generated from nonlinear loads, to apply for a practical distribution power network by improving the performance of the previous PQI proposed by the authors. The proposed PQI is formed as a combination of two factors, which are the electrical load composition rate (LCR) and the Euclidean norm of total harmonic distortions (THDs) in measured voltage and current waveforms.
The reduced multivariate polynomial (RMP) model with the one-shot training property is applied to estimate the LCR. Based on the proposed PQI, the harmonic pollution ranking, which indicates how much negative effect each nonlinear load has on the point of common coupling (PCC) with respect to distortion power, is determined. Its effectiveness and validity are verified by the experimental results from its prototype’s implementation in a laboratory with a single-phase 3 kW photovoltaic(PV) grid-connected inverter, which contributes to a small distortion in voltage at the PCC, and practical nonlinear loads. Then, the harmonic current injection model based time-domain simulations
are carried out to prove the effectiveness of the proposed PQI under the other conditions with different nonlinear loads.
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Title : Coordination of Multiple Renewable Generators Used in a Micro grid Based on Distributed Sub gradient Authors : K.Ramu, A.Tejasri Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Maximum peak power tracking algorithms, which emphasize high renewable energy utilization, may cause a supply-demand imbalance when the available renewable generation is more than demanded, especially for autonomous microgrids. Currently, droop control is one of the most popular decentralized methods for sharing active and reactive loads among the distributed generators. However, conventional droop control methods suffer from slow and oscillating dynamic response and steady state deviations. To overcome these problems, this paper proposes a distributed sub gradient-based solution to coordinate the operations of different types of distributed renewable generators in a microgrid. By controlling the utilization levels of renewable generators, the supply-demand balance can be well maintained and the system dynamic performance can be significantly improved. Simulation results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed control solution.
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Title : PATTERN BASED CLASSIFICATION FOR TEXT MINING USING FUZZY SIMILARITY ALGORITHM Authors : M.Janani, N.Vennila, R.Swathi Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Text mining is the process of extracting of useful information from structured and unstructured documents. There are many methods which have been proposed for text mining used in pattern in text documents. Text mining mainly concentrated to detecting the different entities such as word, phrases, term, pattern, concept, paragraph, sentence, & documents. The system assigns the frequency to each and every word, the weight of all the document is utilized for pattern clustering. Pattern clustering is one of the most used methods for feature extraction in text classification. In this paper propose a pattern based classification for text mining using fuzzy similarity algorithm. It overcomes the low frequency problem & misinterpretation, and also estimates the similarity between the different patterns and word in effective manner.
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Title : Soft Pathway towards Wind Energy Generation for Small Scale Site of RGPV Hill Top Authors : Syed Saleem Sultan, Anurag Gour, Dr. Mukesh Pandey Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The investigation of site selection for wind turbine on the basis of wind flow characteristic at RGPV Hill Top (Bhopal- M.P, India) is attempted. The main purpose of this paper is to present, in brief, wind potential, generalized wind climate or wind atlas and resource grid for RGPV Hill Top to perform an investigation on the site. In this work the recorded time series wind data for a period of One year as from 4 July-2013 to 4 July-2014 at the height of 20 meter was taken and analyzed for studying the observed wind climate. The main purpose of an observed wind climate measurement is to provide information to allow the best possible estimate of the wind energy on the site based on the data measured from an anemometer mast at RGPV Energy Park, Bhopal (India) using WAsP wind software for micro-scale modelling.
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Title : Decision Support Tool for Selecting Appropriate Sustainable Rainwater Harvesting Based System in Ibadan, Nigeria Authors : Omolara Lade, David Oloke Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The approach to water management worldwide is currently in transition, with a shift from centralised infrastructures to greater consideration of decentralised and sustainable technologies, such as rainwater harvesting (RWH). However, in Nigeria, implementation of sustainable water management, such as RWH systems, is inefficient. Social, environmental and technical barriers, concerns and knowledge gaps exist, which currently restrict its widespread utilisation. This inefficiency contributes to water scarcity, water-borne diseases, and loss of lives and property due to flooding. Meanwhile, several RWH technologies have been developed to improve sustainable water management (SWM) through both demand and storm-water management. Such technologies involve the use of reinforced cement concrete (RCC) storage tanks, surface water reservoirs and ground-water recharge pits as storage systems for mitigating water supply problems in Ibadan. A framework was developed to assess the significance and extent of water management problems, match the problems with existing RWH-based solutions and develop a robust ready-to-use decision support tool that can quantify the costs and benefits of implementing several RWH-based storage systems. The methodology adopted was the mixed method approach, involving a detailed literature review, a questionnaire survey of relevant stakeholders such as: household respondents, Nigerian Architects and Civil Engineers and focus group discussion were also conducted. 18 selection attributes have been defined and three alternatives have been identified in this research. The questionnaires were analysed using SPSS, Excel and selected statistical methods to derive weightings of the attributes for the tool. Following this, three case studies were modelled using RainCycle software. From the results, the MDA model chose RCC tank as the most appropriate storage system for RWH.
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Title : ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING (ERP) AND ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISES IN INDIA Authors : M K Faseela, N.Rajeev Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is a software package that attempts to integrate all departments and functions of an enterprise into a single computer system that can serve different departments needs. It is observed that the operational and economic performance of enterprises can be enhanced if ERP is properly implemented. However the Indian manufacturing industries has not considered this important issue with an intension to enhance their economic performance. Therefore, this paper analyses the implementation issues of ERP and how it affects the economic performance of the manufacturing enterprises. To probe this a survey was conducted to study the ERP in Indian manufacturing enterprises. The study found that firms having ERP contribute more value to their product or services and exhibited a better economic performance.
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Title : Scholarly Big Data Information Extraction and Integration in the Digital Library Authors : V.Anbarasu, B.Elakkia, V.Bhuvaneshwari Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : A digital library search engine provides access to million numbers of documents. It stores and indexes research articles in Computer Science and other related articles. Its main purpose is to make search easier for users to search the information. It makes document available via public Website, the data is also used to facilitate research in areas like citation analysis, co-author network analysis, and scalability evaluation and information extraction. The papers are gathered from Web by means of continuous automatic focused crawling and go through a series of automatic processing steps as part of the ingestion process. In this paper, we describe how we aggregate data from multiple sources on the Web, store and manage data, process data as part of an automatic ingestion pipeline that includes automatic metadata and information extraction, perform document and citation clustering, perform entity linking and name disambiguation and make our data and source code available to enable research and collaboration. We also provide how it integrates data across the Web.
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Title : A Technique to Improve Directive Gain of Printed Monopole Antenna for Wireless Application Authors : Mr. Rohit Sharma, Mr. Mohd Farhan, Dr. Balaji G. Hogade Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Planar monopole antennas have all the advantages of the monopole as they cost less and are ease to fabricate besides, yielding very large bandwidths but the gain and directivity associated with these planar monopole antennas is still a topic of major research. This paper focuses on designing and simulating a high gain printed monopole antenna using the idea of increasing the antenna elements in a linear antenna array .The design and simulation are achieved using IE3D and hardware implementation is done by using double sided copper clad on FR4 substrate. For many applications a high gain and directive antenna is required. We are using the rectangular shaped elements in our array It has been observed that printed rectangular monopole antennas are simple in design and fabrication because of high operating frequency but its performance is very good for applications in ISM band and multiband wireless applications.
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Title : PRESENT STATUS OF FISH CULTURE IN DHEKU DAM (BHATANA) KANNAD, DIST AURANGABAD, MAHARASHTRA Authors : T.J. Jadhav Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Present study is given to fish culture status, production and development of dam. An attempt has been made to involve present status for fishery culture improvement in the management and commercial production of the fishes. It controlled by private agency. Management of water quality in ponds may help in enhancing the fish production though aquaculture. Fishes constitute economically very important group of animals. The nutritional and medicinal values of fishes have already been recognized. Pond water is considered as the major sources for fish production. It also generates rural employment in the town. To analysis the present status, categories of freshwater fish and fishery from Dheku (Bhatana) dam. To generate gainful rural employment with special reference to fishing communities
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Title : Automatic Wall Painting Robot Authors : Sagar Raut, Gaurav Ujawane, shilpa thakur Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The primary aim of this project is to develop an wall painting robot for the purpose of automation in painting on wall. The Robot is mounted on frame which permits it to move up and down, left and right within the frame body. It is computer controlled and is activated simply by the operator pressing a switch on the control panel.
In addition, it would offer the opportunity to reduce or eliminate human exposure to difficult and hazardous environments, which would solve most of the problems connected with safety when many activities occur at the same time. These factors motivate the development of an Automated Wall Painting Robot.
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Title : Shear Strengthening of Reinforced Concrete Beam Using High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) Laminate – A Review Authors : Aruldasu M, Sridhar J, Arulkumar M Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The issue of upgrading and repair of existing civil engineering infrastructure has been one of great importance for over a decade. Deterioration of bridge decks, beams, girders and columns, buildings, parking structures and others may be attributed to several factors such as ageing, environmentally induced degradation, poor initial design and construction and lack of maintenance. In many cases, retrofit and rehabilitation by conventional means is very costly since it calls for specialized equipment and the shutdown of the structure during repair. In this report, results of an ongoing research program aimed at investigating alternative methods for strengthening and repairing concrete structures will be presented. However, structural performance is comparable and is superior to panels produced using hand lamination.
In this sense, the aim of the present study, is to evaluate the contribution of the external reinforcement of concrete beams, reinforced by High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) laminates. An experimental program on a total of five concrete beams reinforced by various hybrid configurations of reinforcement tested up to 75% failure under a static loading in two points bending, to determine the best combination of the strengthening scheme.
This report reviews eighteen articles on RC beams strengthened with HDPE. Finally, this report attempts to address an important practical issue that is encountered in strengthening of beams with different type and different thicknesses of fibre reinforced polymer laminate.
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Title : Intentional Hidden Data Extraction from Digital Media Using Spread Spectrum Authors : A.YugandharRao, Maddala Gayatri, Kotha Vyshnavi, Buddepu Harish, Ravupalli Swarupa Rani Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Information ambuscade is a new affectionate of secret advice technology with lot of recent user�s attention. Steganography is as well a new adjustment or address of sending most valuable hidden abstracts or abstruse letters over a public channel, so that a third affair cannot detect the attendance of abstruse message. In this paper, we mainly accede the botheration of extracting blindly abstracts anchored over a wide band in a spectrum (transform) area of a digital average (image, audio and video). We develop a atypical multicarrier/ signature iterative generalized least-squares (M-IGLS) core procedure to seek alien abstracts hidden in hosts via multicarrier spread-spectrum embedding. Neither the aboriginal host nor the embedding carriers are affected available. Our experimental research plan on images appearance that the developed algorithm can accomplish accretion anticipation of error abutting to what may be accomplished with known embedding carriers and host autocorrelation matrix.
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Title : LECTURERS’ INTERPRETIVE CONSTRUCTIONS OF THE STRATEGIC ROLE OF E-LEARNING AS A KEY PEDAGOGICAL INSTRUMENT AT GREAT ZIMBABWE UNIVERSITY Authors : Chinooneka Isaac Tendeukai, Professor Chrispen Chiome Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This research examined lecturers’ views on the strategic role of E-learning as a key pedagogical instrument in the Faculty of Education of the Great Zimbabwe University. It obtained information from a survey using an open-ended questionnaire to gather qualitative data from a purposive sample of 20 lecturers. The research is part of a cyclic process of data gathering in which emerging themes initiate further data gathering cycles. Some of the preliminary findings of this study are that there is firm conviction and willingness at Great Zimbabwe University to use e-learning as a key pedagogical instrument. There are flashes of brilliance in E-learning form the tutors in the sample. However, the enthusiastic tutors need to be supported with resources and matching pedagogical skills. The study recommends that the university should arrange visit to some good practice institutions so that tutors can work at same wave lengths with their counterparts in the global village.
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Title : State of Arts: Fracture Toughness Authors : Prof. Ketul Brahmbhatt, Prof. Satish Shah, Mr. Mohit Pambhar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Fracture mechanics is the branch of science which characterizes the crack in a component. Fracture mechanics applied to crack growth under fatigue loading. Fracture toughness is a property which describes the ability of a material containing a crack to resist fracture, and is one of the most important properties of any material for many design applications. There are various parameters which describe the fracture toughness in the quantitatively like stress intensity factor (K), J-integral, crack tip opening displacement (CTOD) and crack tip opening angle (CTOA). This material property varies with the variation of different factors which is studied in this paper.
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Title : A REVIEW ON 2 STROKE ENGINE Authors : Ayush Gupta, Akshay Bedi Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Two-stroke engines have dropped out of the automobile market for a long time due to severe drawbacks. Unfortunately, the comparison with the performances of four-stroke engines was not in favour of two-stroke ones. Nevertheless, the needs of a [4] more compact engine with a better ratio of the mass and size versus power motivated research efforts at the beginning of the 90s. Regrettably, these efforts did not result in commercial success and automobile manufacturers kept four-stroke engine architecture as base architecture.
However, the two-stroke engine is a highly favourable concept for downsizing and cost reduction by reducing the number of cylinders without NVH penalties. All that added to the maturity of CFD calculations and the availability of high power electronic for control and fuel injection encouraged the Renault research division to have a closer look into its architecture.
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Title : A REVIEW ON 4 STROKE ENGINE Authors : Ayush Gupta, Akshay Bedi Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Today, internal combustion engines in cars, trucks, motorcycles, aircraft, construction machinery and many others, most commonly use a four-stroke cycle. The four strokes refer to intake, compression, combustion (power), and exhaust strokes that occur during two crankshaft rotations per working cycle of the gasoline engine and diesel engine.
The cycle begins at Top Dead Center (TDC), when the piston is farthest away from the axis of the crankshaft. A stroke refers to the full travel of the piston from [1] Top Dead Center (TDC) to Bottom Dead Center (BDC). (See Dead centre.)
1. INTAKE stroke: On the intake or induction stroke of the piston , the piston descends from the top of the cylinder to the bottom of the cylinder, reducing the pressure inside the cylinder. A mixture of fuel and air is forced by atmospheric (or greater) pressure into the cylinder through the intake port. The intakevalve(s) then close.
2. COMPRESSION stroke: With both intake and exhaust valves closed, the piston returns to the top of the cylinder compressing the fuel-air mixture. This is known as the compression stroke.
3. POWER stroke.: While the piston is close to Top Dead Center, the compressed air–fuel mixture is ignited, usually by a spark plug (for a gasoline or Otto cycle engine) or by the heat and pressure of compression (for a diesel cycle or compression ignition engine). The resulting massive pressure from thecombustion of the compressed fuel-air mixture drives the piston back down toward bottom dead center with tremendous force. This is known as the powerstroke, which is the main source of the engines torque and power.
4. EXHAUST stroke.: During the exhaust stroke, the piston once again returns to top dead center while the exhaust valve is open. This action evacuates the products of combustion from the cylinder by pushing the spent fuel-air mixture through the exhaust valve(s).
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Title : BUCKLING ANALYSIS OF CYLINDRICAL SHELL STRUCTURES USING FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS Authors : Neelesh Ashok, Ben Austin B Alapatt Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Thin shell structures find wide applications in many branches of engineering. Examples include aircraft, space shuttles, launch vehicle tankages, pressure vessels, pipelines etc. The design involves the determination of stresses and deformations produced by imposed loads on the structure. The structure is subjected to buckling, a physically observed failure mode that is associated closely to load carrying capacity, when it is in service. The buckling strength of thin walled cylinders are to be determined and depending upon the material and geometry, the compressive stresses may lead to any of the failure modes like elastic buckling, elastic plastic buckling and plastic collapse. The purpose of this work is to review the entire field of buckling of cylindrical shell structures to find the allowable stress and deformation under given load which is primarily accomplished by referring to reviews, scholarly articles, journals, books and study the load carrying capacities of shells under different loading mechanisms like torsion, axial compression and uniform lateral external pressur.
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Title : Pythagorean Triangle with Area/Perimeter as a Quartic Integer Authors : Manju Somanath, V.Sangeetha, M.A.Gopalan Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Patterns of Pythagorean triangles in each of which the ratio Area / Perimeter may be expressed as a quartic integer. A few interesting relations among the sides are also given.
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Title : Graphical user interface based on AES algorithm Authors : ASHISH KUMAR KENDHE, HIMANI AGRAWAL Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper presents the graphical user interface based on AES algorithm used for encryption and decryption purpose of messages. Here the input is taken in the form text,image and audio formats in a single graphical user interface .In this we develop the graphical user interface for text ,image and audio file and after that certain parameter like elapsed time are calculated with its plot
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Title : Asylum Scheme for Coal Layer Workers Authors : A.K.Annapoorani, G.Lingeswaran Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This project presents a wearable ultra low protection system for coal mine workers to increase the occupational safety and to protect the workers effectively in the hazardous air polluted coal mine environment. This protection system consists of a gas sensor array, fire, temperature and humidity sensors, plunge detector and LDR to sense the catastrophe causing parameters and multiple toxic gas concentrations in the mine area. The ARM 7 microcontroller (LPC 2148) sends all sensed parameter values from the underground mine to the control station located in ground in a preset manner with consistency and high precision. The observed parameter values will be displayed in PC in the control station and in the LCD display placed in the wearable miner module. Upon detecting decisive issues, the microcontroller starts alerting the mine workers by alarming and the alert messages are transmitted to the control station by RF module and to the ambulance and fire service stations through GSM module, so that the essential rescue actions can be taken easily to make the workers stay away from pitfalls.
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Title : Apparel Recommender System Based on Feature Selection and Self Organized Map Authors : Priya Gupta, Snigdha Agrawal, Narina Thakur Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : With the explosive growth of online shopping the buyer has day by day become more vigilant examining and comparing the products available with various users’ views about the various brands/ vendor, so that they can get the best deal. Self organizing Maps is a well-known, unsupervised learning approach of neural network used for clustering and classifying high dimensional large data. This evaluation requires certain machine learning tools to handle large and complex data set which helps in enabling the customers to take certain decisions among the available choices. This paper proposes a framework for recommending apparel based on apparel buying behavior of females using rank based feature selection approach, self organized map and UCI repository Dresses Attribute Data Set comprise of 500 training data sets with 13 different attributes. These attributes are further reduced to key attributes using feature selection algorithms and further a set of dresses are recommended to the buyer
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Title : WIRELESS MONITORING AND CONTROLLING SYSTEM USING CYBER SENSOR NETWORK FOR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS Authors : C.MARAGATHAM, DR.C.N.MARIMUTHU Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The expanding reach and wide deployment of digital systems into our most fundamental physical infrastructures pose both a complexity and security concern. The complexity of modern industrial networks primarily stems from three areas: presence of heterogeneous hardware and software, dynamic network composition and usage patterns, and decentralization of control. Dealing with these complexities requires a solution that is flexible and manageable.In existing system, industrial data’s are only monitoring through WAN using SOAP and IF-MAP protocol in software manner. But data monitoring is not enough because in critical time admin should have rights to control the industrial data’s to avoid the accidents and production wastage.In proposed system, we are using both hardware and software manner. Here SOAP protocol is used in hardware part detects the sensor values through WSN system. IF-MAP is used in software part for data sharing and security purpose for WAN. D-bus is used to link the hardware and software parts. Using this system we can monitor and control the entire industrial system. Here mainly industrial parameters are controlled through WAN.
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Title : IMPROVEMENT OF POWER QUALITY USING DISTRIBUTED STATIC COMPENSATOR (DSTATCOM) Authors : Mr.P.SHYAM KIRAN, ANURADHA TUMULA, SOWJANYA NEELAMSETI, SESHASAINADH PUDI, DEVI DHANIYALA Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The objective of this project is to compensate various problems in power quality; such as voltage sag, voltage swell and interruptions. FACTS devices like SVC, STATCOM, IPFC, UPFC, DVR, DSTATCOM can be used. The fact device used in this project is DSTATCOM. DSTATCOM is a custom power device based on VSC principle; which is installed in parallel with distribution system; it is a compensating device which is used to control the flow of reactive power in distribution system. A DSTATCOM injects a current into the system to correct the voltage sag, swell and interruptions. PI Controller was used to detect error and compensate. The simulations were performed using MATLAB/SIMULINK.
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Title : Handshaking (Flow control) and Arbitration (Output control) Mechanism for Network on chip (NoC) Routers Authors : Purva Dave (Shrimali), Kapil Kumawat Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this article, designing and implementation a NoC router based on handshaking communication protocol and Arbitration/Output control mechanism are presented. The advent of deep sub-micron technology has recently highlighted the criticality of the on-chip interconnects. As diminishing feature sizes have led to increases in global wiring delays, Network-on-Chip (NoC) architectures are viewed as a possible solution to the wiring challenge and have recently crystallized into a significant research thrust. Both NoC performance and energy budget depend heavily on the routers buffer resources. This paper introduces a novel unified buffer structure, called the dynamic Virtual Channel Regulator (ViChaR), which dynamically allocates Virtual Channels (VC) and buffer resources according to network traffic conditions. ViChaR maximizes throughput by dispensing a variable number of VCs on demand. ViChaRs ability to provide similar performance with half the buffer size of a generic router is of paramount importance, since this can yield total area and power savings of 30% and 34%, respectively, based on synthesized designs in 90 nm technology. This paper presents Virtual Ring Routing (VRR), a new network routing protocol that occupies a unique point in the design space. VRR is inspired by overlay routing algorithms in Distributed Hash Tables (DHTs) but it does not rely on an underlying network routing protocol. It is implemented directly on top of the link layer. VRR provides both traditional point-to-point network routing and DHT routing to the node responsible for a hash table key. It performs comparably to, or better than, the best wireless routing protocol in each experiment. VRR performs well because of its unique features: it does not require network flooding or translation between fixed identifiers and location dependent addresses.
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Title : STUDY OF TORSIONAL BEHAVIOUR OF RECTANGULAR REINFORCED CONCRETE BEAMS WRAPPED WITH GFRP Authors : Mayank Varshney, Meenu Varshney, Nitesh Gupta Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Reinforced concrete (RC) beams have been found to be deficient in torsion resisting capacity and in cases where Torsional moments are substantial there is a need of strengthening these beams to resist these moments. These deficiencies occur for several reasons.
Investigations have been done on concrete beams retrofitted with glass fiber reinforced polymer (GFRP) composites in order to study the enhancement of strength and ductility, durability, effect of confinement, preparation of design guidelines and experimental investigations of these members.
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Title : A REVIEW OF IMAGE COMPRESSION IN MEDICAL IMAGES USING ROI WITH DISCRETE COSINE TRANSFORM Authors : Khushpreet Kaur, Er. Sheenam Malhotra Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Image compression addresses the problem of reducing the amount of data required to represent a digital image. There are some areas of medicine where it is sufficient to maintain high image quality only for diagnostically significant regions, for example, tumor section of the brain MRI. This paper represents a compression method based on ROI and its performance analysis focusing on Discrete Cosine Transform technique. It is used for reducing the redundancy that is nothing but avoiding the replica data. The DCT is a mathematical function that transforms digital image data from the spatial domain to the frequency domain.
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Title : Enhancing the socio-economic well-being in Egypt by harnessing the capabilities of e-Learning programs along with promoting Islamic teachings and values Authors : Abdul Rahman bin Ahmad Dahlan, Jamilah Osama Rashid, Zerina Camdzic Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This work aims to evaluate the implementation of e-learning platforms in schools in Egypt along with promotion of Islamic values. E-learning has been a topic of increasing interest in recent years. In this paper we suggest to combine the areas of e-learning and Web services, by providing electronic learning offerings as (individual or collections of) Web services as well. We elaborate on this by showing how content providers and content consumers (i.e., learners) can communicate appropriately through a Web service platform with its common description, publication, and retrieval functionalities. Since Egypt has been known as a country where many children are not able to have an appropriate education, e-learning platform would provide students with the ability to study even if they live in remote places. Moreover, the integration of new technologies in the classrooms opens new possibilities for the teaching and learning process. Technologies such as a student response system are getting popularity among teachers due to its effects on student learning performance. In this study, our primary objective is to investigate the effect of e-learning platform with combination of Islamic teachings on students learning performance. We also observed the benefits of interactivity between the teacher and the students and among classmates, which positively influences collaborative learning and engagement of students in the class. The results of our study reveal that collaborative learning and engagement of student in the class improves student learning performance. We highly recommend these tools in educational settings to support the learning process.
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Title : ZVS half bridge dc-dc boost converter for fuel cell Authors : A.Krishnaveni, K.Murugesh Kumar, K.Vinoth, V.Sundar Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : It has been found that by using zero voltage switching the output voltage gain was improved. In this research work ZVS dc-dc converter was used. It consists of a ZVS boost converter and ZVS half wave converter stage this circuit was used with fuel to improve the voltage gain. The ZVS and fuel cell system was analysed by using Psim software and hardware. Theoretical and simulation analysis of the proposed converter was verified
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Title : A secure and efficient decryption and attribute revocation policy by using combination of access control and multi-authority cloud storage system Authors : Vidhyashree B, Mr.Afroz pasha Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : cloud provide different types of services to their users. cloud storage is used by general people as service. There are many cloud service providers like google that provide some amount of cloud storage for its Gmail account holders. But it should always concerned about security of the data stored in the cloud storage. The technique used for data access control is cipher-text policy attribute based encryption(CP-ABE).Efficient decryption and revocation for access control scheme is an effective and secure data for data access control for multi-authority cloud storage system. We achieve both forward and backward security by using efficient attribute revocation. The experimental analysis shows that our system is highly secure and efficient model
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Title : Design And Analysis of lifting Hook Authors : Mr. Kunjan Vanpariya, Prof. Vishal Pandya, Prof. Jayesh Koisha Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Lifting hooks are the components which are generally used to elevate the heavy load in industries and constructional sites. It is the member used for lifting the heavy mass using wire ropes and crane. The main objective of this paper is to establish a methodology to design and stress analysis of a lifting hook using stress distribution and changing the cross sections where the stress is minimum. A survey of literature for this subject has shown that, various CAD and FEA software used for modeling and analysis of a hook. The lifting hook is given by company and prepared the model in in proe wildfire 5.0 and analysis done in ansys 14. Using FEM, weight optimization done in ansys and remove the material where the stress is minimum.
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Title : A Survey on Big Data Management Authors : C. Sreedhar, Dr. N. Kasiviswanath Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Big data has gained its popularity in the recent years. Industries, organizations in government and private sectors are striving towards handling huge volumes of data produced towards effective business and governance. Data is no more confined to structured data. The data generated by web logs, sensor nodes, climate monitoring devices, smart phones, airlines, multimedia data, tweets and XML data are in different data formats (unstructured, semi-structured). Handling large volumes of data and such different data formats raises the need for proper data management in big data. In this paper, we propose a four-stage method required to manage the data in big data management and finally review an analysis of big data management
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Title : An Experimental Investigation of Electrode Wear Rate Using EDM with Different Electrode Materials Authors : ANKIT PATEL, T S BISONIYA Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Electrical discharge machines (EDM) remove metal from a work piece by using a series of electric sparks to erode material. An electrical discharge machine is considered to be the most precision oriented manufacturing process and is widely used for creating simple and complex shapes and geometries. EDM is a machining method primarily used for hard metals or those that would be impossible to machine with traditional techniques. One critical limitation, however, is that EDM only works with materials that are electrically conductive. EDM is especially well-suited for cutting intricate contours or delicate cavities that would be difficult to produce with a grinder, an end mill or other cutting tools. Different electrode materials shows a great influence on the desired quality so here we have focused some different electrodes that we can use for surface modifications and better results so that the way ahead has been opened for further scope of work. The results reveal that low electrode wear rate (EWR) has been achieved with copper electrode (0.06 mm3/min) and brass electrode gives more electrode wear rate among other two electrodes.
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Title : A Review on Automatic Detection Techniques of Infected Fruits Authors : Patil Pritee U., Dr. S.V.Patil Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In this paper we have discuss recognition techniques of automatic detection of normal and infected fruits. Nowadays computer science is getting more and more involved in agricultural and food science. Plenty fruits and vegetables are imported from the other nations such as oranges, apples etc. Manual identification of defected fruit is very time consuming. here work presents defect segmentation of fruits based on color features. In this paper we discussed the reviews of image processing and the general framework of image processing using different methods for automatic detection of fruits.
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Title : Design of a Delta-Sigma Modulator Structured in MASH 2-2-1 with Higher Order Shaped Dither Authors : Seyed Ali Sadat Noori , Seyed Saeed Sadat Noorieh Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper presents a novel Delta Sigma Modulator (DSM) in form of MASH 2-2-1, which can suppress the spurious tones in spectrum for all constant inputs and initial conditions. We can increase the order of noise shaping of the applied dither to that of the modulator without any spurious tones appearing in the spectrum. Theoretical results prove that the quantization noise is asymptotically white and uncorrelated with the input; this is corroborated by behavioral simulations.
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Title : Equal and Proportionate Water Distribution System Authors : Mr.Swapnil .V. Sonawane, Mr.Samadhan .D. Aher, Mr.Prashant .S. Jadhav, Er.Rahul .B. Abhale Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In India, the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) reports that there are many lift irrigation schemes financed by them. These schemes irrigate most of the hectares of land. However, as many of these schemes are defunct, mainly due to poor distribution of water. Other schemes have been financed by individual farmers are on the way of defunct due to poor distribution of water.
In normal systems, the area is divided into three or four equal parts, and each part is given the entire discharge for one day. This means each part gets rotation of the full design discharge on the fourth or fifth day. However water distribution can be unequal, To overcome the unequal distribution of irrigable water by most efficient method i.e. “EQUAL AND PROPORTIONATE WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM” can be adopted. The salient features of this system are: Every farmer gets precisely equal or proportionate water to his area under irrigation and investment at the same time. As per the availability of electricity, as long as the pump is running, all the farmers will get EQUAL and PROPORTIONATE DISCHARGE. The dependability or reliability of the scheme is increased among the farmers. There is no need of an operator. Since equal or proportionate distribution is fool proof, certain and doubtless.
While designing new schemes, we give water on the basis of shares rather than based on crop and area to be irrigated. We therefore decide a shares of water and farmer decides how many shares he wants, and share capital and recurring expenses accordingly. He has then freedom to take any crop and to irrigate any amount of area by using water saving techniques like micro irrigation and mulching etc.
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Title : Assessment of Organizational Citizenship Behavior Authors : NIKITA KAK, SHIKHA GOENKA, SWAPNIL TIWARI, NAVNEET ARORA, SHINE DAVID Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Organization Citizenship Behavior is relatively a new concept it is defined as a workplace behavior by which employeeso every age group can exceed one job’s requirement. Organizations could not survive without their employees or members until and unless they behave as a good citizen and engage themselves in all sort of positive attitude and behaviors. The importance of good citizenship in an organization, and understanding its nature and sources of it has been a high priority for the researchers and will always be. It has been defined on various dimensional concept that will include all positive organizational relevant behavior that will include the traditional role, political behavior, as well as full and responsible organizational participation.
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Title : Enhancing Text Mining by inducing Side-information with Ontology Authors : Atiya Kazi , D.T.Kurian Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : There are several text mining applications where, the side-information contained within the text document may be considered as part of the clustering process. This side-information can be related to document provenance, which provides the author information, hyper links within the document to navigate between web-pages, user-access behavior pattern gathered from web logs, or images within the document. The proposed algorithm, which performs clustering of data along with the side information, combines classical partitioning algorithms with probabilistic models to increase the effectiveness of the clustering approach. The algorithm will be further extended to the classification problem to design a training model using the side-information. The proposed work will then generate target ontology, from saved user preferences and will then use the same in order to improve the effectiveness of text mining approaches. This will enhance the structuring of knowledge gained from text documents by incorporating the ontology as well as side-information. The advantage of incorporating side information over pure text-based clustering is that the side information can be vastly edifying, and it also contributes to creating more lucid clusters.
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Title : Assessment of The relation between systematic risk and debt to cash flow ratio Authors : Mojtaba Mostajeran Gurtani, Akbar Amini Mehr Click Here For Abstract
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The purpose of financial accounting data and insight to assist decision-making by their own organizational performance. While the aim of the research is to evaluate the usefulness of accounting information to investors and other users of financial reporting accounting, which is a great source for information about the investment that is required for any investment decision. Cash flow information to users of financial statements to obtain information about the use of financial resources during a time period. In particular, if cash flow is the kind of information that includes details of the operations, investing, and financing activities gives. Financial statements do not reflect accrual and cash flows of information about one of the major weaknesses of the financial statements of commitment. In such circumstances, it is assumed that the lack of information about cash flows can be both internal and external decision-makers astray. Investment is essential in the process of economic development of the country. Factors influencing the choice of investment, investment risk and return on investment. Investors are trying to ensure the highest return on investment funds somewhere and have the lowest risk. Therefore, companies should focus on profit besides, the maximum efficiency and manage risk as a limiting factor. Unlike return, risk and non-quantitative concept in mind, therefore, more efforts on economic and financial experts to identify and measure risk is concentrated. |
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Title : A Study on Employee Quality of Work life Authors : Dr. Shine David, Varsha Ganesh, Sonam Malviya, Sharmishta Mujalda Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : A high quality of work life is essential for organization to continue to attract and retain employees.QWL is a task in which organizations identify their responsibility to develop job and working states that are excellent for the employee and organization. Many factors determine the meaning of Quality of Work Life (QWL), one of which is workplace environment. QWL consists of opportunities for active involvement in group working settlement or problem solving that are of mutual benefit to employees or employers, based on labour management cooperation. This article reviews the meaning of QWL, analyses depth of QWL, practices of QWL, techniques for improving QWL and judgment methods of QWL in an organisation. The dimensions of QWL include health and well�being, job security, job satisfaction, competence development and the balance between work and non�work life.
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Title : Framework for Capitalizing Multi Agent System in Application of Power Engineering Authors : Rohit Sharma, Atma Prakash Singh Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The growing need of intelligent computing focuses on utilization of Multi-Agent system. Various fields like medical diagnosis, production planning, network monitoring, intelligent tutoring, education planning, production management etc. are facilitated by using MAS based approach. As MAS is an emerging technology where complex problems are solved with collaboration, coordination and communication between agents where Agent can be simply viewed as self-described autonomous software component or piece of codes. Here agent’s capability and its characteristics like reactivity, pro-activeness, social ability etc. are used to facilitate applications in power engineering. Multi-Agent System will be beneficial for the construction of powerful, flexible, scalable and extensible system. It also reduces the power system failure and fault occurrence rate. MAS provide capability to power systems to reconfigure themselves. It will have less failure rate. This paper mainly focuses on handling issues of power system like conditional monitoring of plant and equipment by gathering data from sensors, diagnosis from faults, distributed control of power system etc. by mean of Multi-Agent system. In this paper the proposed MAS based model shows the approach to solve these issues mentioned above with the help of various agents. Each agent is either partially or fully independent of each other. The distributed problem solving approach is used to solve these issues. Agents communicate and co-ordinate with each other in order to reduce faults. Several agents are used to monitor and diagnosis from faults. Agents will interact with sensors and from there they will get data with will be further converted into meaning full information’s. In case of occurrence of faults agents generate a diagnosis conclusion with help of several algorithms.
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Title : Can oil prices forecast the Algerian exchange rate? Authors : Kamel Si MOHAMMED, Sidahmed ZENAGUI, Abderrezak BENHABIB Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The goal of this study is to investigate the relationship between oil price and nominal US Dollar/Algerian Dinar exchange rate through an empirical analysis using a VECM Model (Vector Error Correction Model) upon monthly data for the period 2008-2015. Results show that a cointegration relationship is detected between oil and exchange rate in Algeria, with bilateral trend causality in short and long run time horizon. Furthermore, the out-of sample predictive indicates that a change in oil price would tend to depreciate Algerian Dinar against US Dollar. This negative impact emphasizes how the Algerian dinar is a non-oil currency and explains how the foreign exchange receipts from hydrocarbon exports help swell Algerian public spending that would cater for public budget deficit curtailment.
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Title : The study of Shielding Effectiveness of Rice Husk Powder Filled with polyurethane composite Authors : Hamed A. Hamde, Riyadh. Ch .Abul-Hail Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : The aim of this study is to create a new polymer based composite for a radiation shield where we used polyurethane as a matrix material incorporated with different materials (ordinary Portland cement , aluminum filings ,epoxy ,salt and rice husk) as fillers. The new compound is less expensive than other shielding materials due to the substantial reduction in part weight, ease of fabrication, wide area etc .Both rice husks and oyster shells are common wastes thatare used as fillers to the fabricated composite . the linear attenuation coefficient, mass attenuation coefficient, half value layer and mean free path have been calculated .The study also investigated the effect of the curing method where three types (moisture, water and dry)have been used due to the use of ordinary Portland cement .The results obtained show that the three curing methods have the same effect on the efficiency of gamma radiation shielding. Also they reveal that the obtained results show the increase of the removed photons from gamma rays with the increase of the absorber material thickness which is similar to the effect of the aging factor. Finally the results obtained show that the oyster shell particles have increased the shielding efficiency of the fabricated composite more than the same composite filled with rice husk particles.
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Title : A Fuzzy AHP Approach for Ranking the Application Barriers of Green SCM (Case study: Abzarsazi Industries of Iran) Authors : Ahmad Jafarnejad, Hossein Jannatifar, Mehdi Ajalli Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Supply chain management (SCM) issues have been popularly discussed in recent years. SCM represents the integration of key business processes among industry partners to add value for the end customers. GSCM was starting debated since the quality revolution of the 1980s and supply chain revolution of the 1990s. Generally, GSCM is understood to involve screening suppliers based on their environmental performance and doing business only with those that meet certain environmental regulations or standards.
This paper first identifies the Implementation Barriers of GSCM through literature review and then uses the Fuzzy AHP approach for ranking the barriers in Abzarsazi Industries of Iran.FAHP is a new multi-criteria evaluation method evolved from Saatys AHP. So, this paper aimed to find out and rank the key factors and barriers that affect success in GSCM using fuzzy AHP approach, and give an evaluation method for GSCM in order to help researches and managers to determine the drawbacks and opportunities.
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Title : SHAPING STUDENTS FOR A SOUND CORPORATE FUTURE ON THE BASIS OF SKILLS OR POTENTIAL Authors : Priya Kaushik, Dr. Ajit Kumar Bansal Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : As companies worldwide struggle to move beyond the great recession of 2009, many business leaders are adjusting their talent strategies to meet the shifting demands characterized as the “new normal.” While the inclination may be strong to revert to strategies that served them well prior to the economic crisis, many executives seem to recognize that the forces shaping future talent needs, such as globalization and an aging workforce, continued to accelerate during the downturn and now require new talent strategies to position their companies for success. This aims at exploring talent strategies, concerns of global companies, and unfolding employee trends as companies confront a fresh set of challenges that we expect will influence the next decade and beyond. The constraints of talent & quality of manpower at the entry level, yet, by and large, the industry has been able to get the required numbers albeit with some compromises with what they were looking for. Surprisingly most of this so called “unemployable” lot of students have risen to the demand upon selection, demonstrated the capability levels expected of them & ultimately settled down into successful careers and delivered substantially the results expected out of them. Many of the students at the bottom of the ladder, from amongst those who really needed the jobs, had to start off on petty stipends, and through structured learning or due to “hands on” learning & growth at the work place, a few years down the line, many of them have entered into reputed multinational companies.
Key words: seek to improve the skill set of graduates; emphasize Soft Skills, Potential based selection, refocus the assessments, interact more with employers to understand the particular demand for skills in that region and sector-Domain skills, Work Place Competencies, skills do employers consider important when hiring new engineering graduates.
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Title : ENERGY-EFFICIENT AND SECURE PATTERNBASED DATA AGGREGATION FOR WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS Authors : Dr. Bhupinder Singh dhaliwal, Vivek Soi Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper studies the challenging problem of energy minimization for data gathering over a multiple-sources single-sink communication substrate in wireless sensor networks by exploring the energy-latency tradeoffs using rate adaptation techniques. We consider a real-time scenario for mission-critical applications, where the data gathering must be performed within a specified latency constraint. We first propose an offline numerical optimization algorithm with performance analysis for a special case with a complete binary data gathering tree. Then, by discretizing the transmission time, we present a simple, distributed on-line protocol that relies only on the local information available at each sensor node. Extensive simulations were conducted for both long and short-range communication scenarios using two different source placement models. We used the baseline of transmitting all packets at the highest speed and shutting down the radios afterwards. Our simulation results show that compared with this baseline, up to 90% energy savings can be achieved by our techniques (both off-line and on-line), under different settings of several key system parameters.
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Title : Energy efficient building structure Authors : Seema Mahto, V.N. Bartaria, R.K. Agarwal Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : There are many factors which affect the heat load of the building. Factors such as solar heat gain in summer, heat loss in winter, and natural ventilation in transitional seasons must be considered when designing energy-efficient residential buildings for hot summer/cold winter zones In this paper we have discussed the various factors affecting the heat load of any buildings. The heat transfer process of building envelopes differs in summer and winter, and heat and mass (e.g., moisture) transfer must be considered when providing natural ventilation. It is impossible to design energy-efficient buildings using only one approach, such as lowering the heat transfer of exterior walls, roofs, and windows or increasing the thickness of thermal insulation. The coupling of thermal mass and natural ventilation is important to passive building design. In this paper we are going to discuss various option for energy efficient building design.
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Title : An Experimental Investigation of Tool Geometry Influence on Surface Roughness in Milling Operation Authors : D. K. Suker, Y. S. Alqurashi Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : This paper presents experimental and analytical results of an investigation of the tool geometry and major cutting parameters such as speed, feed rate, and depth of cut, tool helix angle and tool diameter that affect the surface finish of milled parts in end milling. The selected work materials were aluminum (AA6082) and stainless steel (AISI 304). Taguchi techniques have been used to accomplish the objective of the experimental study. L18 orthogonal array design have been used for conducting the experiments. The results were analyzed applying two methods such as analysis of variance (ANOVA) and the signal-to-noise (S/N) ratio. Finally, The results indicate that tool helix angle is the most significant factor affecting surface roughness .
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Title : Integrated Study on Groundwater Quality for Drinking and Irrigation Utilities in Tirupur Taluk, Tamil Nadu, India Authors : S.Pichaiah, G.R. Senthil kumar, K.Srinivasamoorthy Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : An attempt has been made to assess the quality of groundwater in Tirupur Taluk of Tirupur District, Tamil Nadu, India for drinking and irrigation purposes. In the study area forty five groundwater samples have been collected from bore wells and dug wells. The groundwater samples were chemically analyzed by standard procedure. From the analytical results pH, EC, TDS, TH, CaCO3, Ca2+,Mg2+,Na+, K+, Cl−, CO32−, HCO3− and SO42− were determined. The obtained groundwater quality parameters were compared with Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), 1991. The Ca2+ and Cl− ion concentration are within the permissible limits, whereas TDS, Na++, Mg++, SO42− and TH exceed the limit of BIS. A SAR values reveal that majority of the groundwater samples falls in excellent (S1) and good (S2) categories. USSL, diagram illustrates that the groundwater samples fall in the field of C3S1, C2S1, C3S2, C4S2, C4S3 and C3S3 indicating medium to high salinity and low to high alkalinity hazard. The Soluble sodium percent (SSP) exhibits majority of the samples are within the maximum allowable limit. Based on RSC values, almost fifty percentage of samples fall as safe and doughtful categories. Anthropogenic pollutants and the nature of geological formations can be the factors for exceeding the permissible limits in certain locations of the study area. From the overall groundwater quality studies majority of the groundwater sample locations are fit for domestic and irrigation purposes.
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Title : IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY ON AN ORGANISATION Authors : Arpit Alawa, Faraz Mohammed, Vikas Vishwakarma, Dr. Shine David Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : “Technology” the word means practical application of science to organization. It is the discipline that applies scientific knowledge to practical problems. In today’s world technology is growing as fast as the human race. Now this fast growing technology has a huge impact on an organization like computers, a technology which we are using has changed the trend of working because the work which used to be tedious and cumbersome once is now done in just a click of a button. The study shows how much a technology impacts on an organization. The study was made to the staff working in any organization in various cities of India like Ratlam, Indore and Jaipur. The sample size of this study was 53 employees. The sample was collected through questionnaire with open ended questions. CRONBACH’S ALPHA reliability of questionnaire was realized using SPSS ( Statistical Package for Social Science ) version 16.0. Further Independence T Test is applied on the data which resulted in five factors. Finding of the study suggests the importance of technology on an organization, how the technology is helping and that to a very great extend to an organization. Employee feel ease and like to work in an organization which uses appropriate technology for its employee. A gender specific study suggest that both male and female feels the importance of technology and the impact it has on an organization and to achieve its goal.
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Title : Characterization and Application of Natural Zeolite Clinoptilolite Crystal Available Near Ajanta Ellora Caves Authors : Dr.V.P.Deshpande, Prin.B.T.Bhoskar, Dr.S.B.KOLHE Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Natural Zeolite Clinoptilolite was collected near Ellora Ajanta belt.Characterization was made using XRD, IR as usual method. Application of natural zeolite Clinoptilolite was done with water and result was reported
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Title : A REVIEW OF AN ADAPTIVE HELLO MESSAGING SCHEME FOR NEIGHBOR DISCOVERY IN ON-DEMAND MANET ROUTING PROTOCOLS USING PSO TECHNIQUE Authors : Sukhvinder Kaur, Sheenam Malhotra Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Mobile Ad Hoc Network (MANET) is a gathering of Multi-hop wireless mobile nodes. These nodes are communicated with each other without central control and establish infrastructure. The wireless link can go down regularly due to mobility of nodes and less infrastructure. A mobile ad-hoc network (MANET) is a self- controlled wireless network consisting of mobile nodes. This paper proposes an adaptive hello messaging scheme to suppress unnecessary hello messages without reduced detect ability of broken links. Adaptive hello messaging scheme is proposed to solve the problems related energy saving and network overhead. So the PSO (Particle Swarm Optimization) technique will be implemented using multi objectives optimization for an adaptive hello messaging. PSO is an optimization technique and considers the ability of solving the complex problems by cooperation.
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Title : Dynamic Power Reduction of SRAM memory Authors : Isha Gautam Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Low power static-random access memories (SRAM) has become a critical component in modern VLSI systems. In cells, the bit-lines are the most power consuming components because of larger power dissipation in driving long bit-line with large capacitance. The cache write consumes considerable large power due to full voltage swing on the bit-line. The aim of the paper is to propose a new SRAM cell architecture to reduce the power consumption during write 0 and write 1 operation. The paper proposes a SRAM cell to reduce the power in write “0” as well as write “1”operation by introducing two tail transistors The proposed SRAM cell consumes less power than the conventional SRAM cell during write operation. The write access delay is reported to be lower than conventional. The Proposed SRAM cell designed and implemented with using .012µm CMOS technology. Simulation is performed by Microwind 3.1 & DSCH2 software. We design a 64-bits memory with the help of Proposed SRAM cell and finally the results are compared with Conventional 6T
SRAM 64-bit memory. The power dissipated in Proposed SRAM memory is reduced up to18.88% in comparison to Conventional SRAM memory.
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Title : Investigation of Mechanical Properties of Biodegradable Composite – A Review Authors : Dileepkumar T Sahu, Ketul Brahmbhatt, Nilamkumar S Patel Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : In recent years, there has been a marked increase in interest in biodegradable materials for use in packaging, agriculture, medicine, and other areas. In particular, biodegradable polymer materials (known as biocomposites) are of interest. Polymers form the backbones of plastic materials, and are continually being employed in an expanding range of areas. As a result, many researchers are investing time into modifying traditional materials to make them more user-friendly, and into designing novel polymer composites out of naturally occurring materials. A number of biological materials may be incorporated into biodegradable polymer materials, with the most common being starch and fiber extracted from various types of plants. The belief is that biodegradable polymer materials will reduce the need for synthetic polymer production (thus reducing pollution) at a low cost, thereby producing a positive effect both environmentally and economically. This paper is intended to provide a brief outline of work that is under way in the area of biodegradable polymer research and development, the scientific theory behind these materials, areas in which this research is being applied, and future work that awaits.
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Title : Handling User Navigation from Weblogs using P-Prefix Span Algorithm Authors : Ms. T. Roobini, Mr. P.G. Om Prakash Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Now a Days, People are increasingly using World Wide Web to extract the valuable information retrievals and knowledge discoveries. We know that the amount of online data transaction has been increased. Web Mining Technologies are the right solution for knowledge discovery on the Web. The two most important tasks in information extraction from the web are webpage structure understanding and natural language sentence processing. P-Prefix Span technique is to improve in different aspects like Performance for handling user navigation. In P-Prefix Span algorithm it has sequential pattern extract frequently occurring Inter-Session pattern such that presence of set of items followed by another item in time order. The task of Web Mining is to discover and extract interesting knowledge/pattern from web is classified into three types as web structure mining that focuses on hyperlink structure, web content mining page contents as well as web usage mining that focuses on web logs. Web mining is the base for navigation pattern mining and approach of clustering is used to perform that mining, Usage Mining deals with the discovery and analysis of usage patterns from web data, specifically web logs, in order to improve Web based applications and also to improve the customer relationship management. The algorithm also provide Dependency Modelling determine, if there is any significant Dependencies among Variables in Web.
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Title : Optimization the Effect of volumetric shrinkage in multi cavity plastic injection molding Authors : Gurmeet Singh, Sharad Shrivastav Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : Injection molding is a complex process regulated by many factors (injection speed, injection pressure, melt temperature, mold temperature, and others). Despite, process control and parameter optimization, it is often difficult to replicate thermoplastic components with adequate dimensional accuracy, especially in the case of geometries with high aspect ratios. For these reason, there is a need for study of volumetric shrinkage on other parameters . In this paper author simulate the shrinkage seffect with the help of the simulation work and with DOE approach. Data analysis evidenced the greater quality of workpieces obtained by mould flow adviser.
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Title : Performance Measurement and Comparison of Hybrid Two Wheeler Authors : Ravi Soni, Nityam Oza Click Here For Abstract
Abstract : At recent, tremendous research work is carried out in the field of automobile engineering to counteract the problem of conventional fuel depletion and harmful pollutant emissions. Electric vehicles has been proved for low running cost and reduced pollutant emission compared vehicle powered by conventional fuel like gasoline and diesel. However, electric vehicles are not popular because of low range of vehicle and require long charging time. Whereas, IC engine powered vehicle provides longer range, smaller refilling time and higher efficiency at cruising speed. However, during part load operation of Gasoline based IC Engine, higher harmful pollutant emission and poor fuel economy is observed. A hybrid two wheeler is developed to tap the advantage of long range and higher efficiency at cruising speed of IC Engine and lower emissions & efficient operation at low speed of electric power. The hybrid TVS Scooty ES two wheeler is tested in Vadodara city with driving conditions involve congested city driving and driving at cruising speed. The result shows 11.41 % improvement in fuel consumption compared to conventional gasoline based two wheeler.
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Title : Development of Compressed Air Charged Vehicle Authors : Dhyeya P. Pandya, Nityam Oza Click Here For Abstract
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Air powered vehicles are those which can run on no external aids. In spite of electrical vehicles, these vehicles do not wait for recharging for longer period of time. Refuelling is easier and can be done in fraction of minutes. Most importantly it is having utmost same efficiency without compromising any kind of losses. At present the air technology in the automobile sector is very scarcely been used because of their low range of travel with single fueling. Our system deals with an attempt to make a more efficient air engine to give few more miles to get incorporate with. An attempt is made to convert two wheeler in compressed air charged rotary engine system, by providing air drive with specialized air tank which can hold up to 300bars or 4000psi of pressurized air to reduce space required for fuel (air). Rear wheel drive will serve initial pick up torque which will help the required modifications to vane angle as low as possible. |
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Title : COMPARATIVE STUDY OF VOLUMETRIC-DEPLETION AND GAS-INJECTION AT DEWPOINT PRESSURE TECHNIQUES FOR FLUIDS RECOVERY IN A GAS CONDENSATE RESERVOIR Authors : Udie, A. C., Nwakaudu, M. S. Click Here For Abstract
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volumetric depletion and gas-injection techniques were compared, gearing towards improving oil recovery factor in Gas-Condensate Reservoirs. The primary input data of the model were estimated values of total gas-condensate initially in place, recoverable gas and liquid volumes, permeability uniformity factor (EK), displacement (ED) and sweep (Eswp) efficiencies in gas injection technique and Field plus laboratory test data of the field o study. The condensable hydrocarbons recovery modelling using volumetric depletion and gas-injection methods were developed based on traditional simulation and can be used in condensable hydrocarbons recovery evaluations. The techniques for monitoring proper pressure maintenance were also developed using daily reservoir voidage out replacement by the injected gas volume. The estimated cumulative fluids (liquid and gas(oil) recovery factor (ranges from 62 to 76% for 80% efficiencies) was higher and encouraging in gas injection method than in volumetric depletion method under the same conditions. Retrograde condensation was reduced because pressure was fairly maintained |
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Title : Measurement of Non-Current receivables on the profitability of the branches of Bank of Qazvin Authors : Hasan Atri, yadollah Lamei Ramandi Click Here For Abstract
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One of the main goals of the banking systemin economic activities is the absorption of Sources of person and directing them towards economic activities and ultimately "increasing profit margins.Therefore, the major objective of the banks is the rate of profitability. This study has tried to question whether the measures of Non-Current receivableson the affected banks' profitability or not? The study presentedone main hypothesis and three sub-hypotheses. There are several factors that impacts on the profitability of banks were tested.To test the effect of non-current receivables indicators on return of assets multiple linear regression models were used and to test the relationship between the dependent and independent variables, Pearson's correlation coefficient was used.The results indicate that Variables of past Maturityto facilities, andratio ofnon-performing assets in to the facility and the ratio of doubtful debts to the facility have an indirect strong relationship to the return on assets. |
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Title : COMPARATIVE STUDY OF GAS AND WATER INJECTIONS AT DEW-POINT PRESSURE METHODS TO IMPROVE CONDENSATE RECOVERY Authors : Udie, A. C., Nwakaudu, M. S. Click Here For Abstract
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Water and gas injection techniques were compared, gearing towards improving oil recovery factor in Gas-Condensate Reservoirs. The primary input data of the model were estimated using average values of the field, separator recombined fluids and laboratory test data: total gas-condensate initially in place, recoverable gas and liquid volumes, permeability uniformity factor (EK), displacement (ED) and sweep (Eswp) efficiencies, injected fluid invasion factor (F) and laboratory test data of the field of study. The condensable hydrocarbons recovery modeling using water-injection and gas-injection methods were developed. The principles were based on traditional simulation and can be used in condensable hydrocarbons recovery evaluations. The techniques for monitoring proper pressure maintenance were also developed using daily reservoir voidage out replacement by the injected fluids volumes. The estimated cumulative liquid (oil) recovery factor (ranges from 62 to 76%) was higher and more encouraging in water-injection method than in gas-injection method under similar conditions. This advantage was attributed better pressure maintenance by water than gas injection. More so, some of the injected gas was produced, some zone into shrink gas-cap and some initial zones been displaced by gas. |
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Title : COMPARISON OF WATER INJECTION AT DEW-POINT PRESSURE AND VOLUMETRIC-DEPLETION RECOVERY METHODS TO IMPROVE GAS CONDENSATE RESERVOIRS FLUIDS RECOVERY Authors : Udie, A. C., Nwakaudu, M. S. Click Here For Abstract
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Water injection at dew-point pressure and volumetric-depletion recovery methods were compared, gearing towards improving oil recovery factor in Gas-Condensate Reservoirs. The primary input data of the evaluation modes were estimated using average values of the field, separator recombined fluids and laboratory test data: total gas-condensate initially in place, recoverable gas and liquid volumes, permeability, volumetric sweep efficiency (Eswp, injected water invasion factor (F) and laboratory test data of the field of study. The condensable hydrocarbons recovery models in water-injection and Volumetric depletion methods were developed. The principles were based on traditional simulation and can be used in condensable hydrocarbons recovery evaluations. The techniques for monitoring proper pressure maintenance were also developed using daily reservoir voidage out replacement by the injected fluids volumes. The estimated cumulative liquid (oil) recovery factor (ranges from 62 to 76%) was higher and more encouraging in water-injection method than Volumetric depletion method under similar conditions. |
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Title : VOLTAGE STABILITY CONTROL THROUGH REACTIVE POWER REGULATION IN THE NIGERIAN 330KV GRID Authors : Ezeakudo C. P., Ezechukwu O. A., Ani L. U., Ocheni A. Click Here For Abstract
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In this paper, the voltage stability problem of Nigerian national grid is investigated. A method of voltage limit violation correction, with simultaneous reduction in the grid active power losses, by properly dispatching the various var compensators in the power system is proposed. The feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed technique on the Nigeria power system for the entire 37-bus network is simulated using PowerWorld simulating machine and a drop of 48.41% in the grid system active power loss was achieved. |
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Title : A STUDY ON INTRUSION DETECTION BASED ON KDDCUP 99 BENCHMARK DATASET Authors : Pavan Kaur, Dr.Dinesh Kumar Click Here For Abstract
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A hybrid model for feature selection and intrusion detection is important issue in intrusion detection. The selection of feature in attack attribute and normal traffic attribute is challenging task. The selection of known and unknown attack is also faced a problem of classification. There is multiclass problem during the classification of data. Intrusion detection is a problem of transportation infrastructure protection owing to the fact that computer networks are at the core of the operational control of much of the nation’s transportation. The objective is to detect the Intrusion from network from different dataset using KNN, SVM and GA in Weka tool .A comparative analysis of different feature selection methods based on KDDCUP’99 benchmark dataset. The performances are evaluated in terms of detection rate, root mean square error and computational time |
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Title : A STUDY ON WEBSITE PHISHING DETECTION USING DIFFERENT METHODS Authors : Monika Bansal, Dr.Dinesh Kumar Click Here For Abstract
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Phishing websites is a semantic attack which targets the user rather than the computer. It is a relatively new Internet crime in comparison with other forms, e.g., virus and hacking. The phishing problem is a hard problem because of the fact that it is very easy for an attacker to create an exact replica of a good banking site, which looks very convincing to users. The most significant problem, is particularly relevant with the phishing corpus. The phishing problem is a hard problem because of the fact that it is very easy for an attacker to create an exact replica of a good banking site, which looks very convincing to users. Phishing is a threat in which users are sent fake emails that urge them to click a link (URL) which takes to a phisher's website to hack the secret information. There is Effectiveness Metric (EM) values of email classification features. |
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Title : Food and feeding habits of Cyprinidae fish (Barbus macrops Boulenger, 1911) in Bia River, Cote-d Ivoire Authors : OUATTARA Siaka, BAMBA Yacouba, KARAMOKO Mamadou Click Here For Abstract
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The feeding habits of Barbus macrops from Bia River were studied using frequency of occurrence, numeric and gravimetric percentage and main food index (MFI). This study was conducted during two years of sampling (2012-2013) in rainy and dry seasons. Using gill nets of various mesh sizes and fish catch landings, fishes were sampled monthly, identified, weighed and measured for standard length. For 203 examined stomachs, data analysis of different prey ingested depicted that B. macrops is an omnivorous fish. Diet was composed of 14 items and this fish feed mainly on insects, while fruits and vegetable detritus represented the secondary prey items. Vacuity indexes were low and were 09% and 36.58%, respectively for rainy and dry seasons, suggesting a high trophic activity throughout the year. The results obtained from the analysis of gut contents showed significant difference in seasonal variation in the diet composition among fish size. |
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Title : Performance evaluation of Multimode Interference Coupler with parabolic and exponential shaped coupling region Authors : Akriti Singh, Dr. Ghanshyam Singh Click Here For Abstract
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Several studies have suggested that multimode interference coupler with exponential taper structure is advantageous as compared to parabolic taper structure. This paper shows a comparative study of 1×2 MMI coupler with exponential and parabolic taper structure using 2D finite difference beam propagation method (BPM). We have found that for the proposed design over the same dimension, performance of MMI coupler with exponential taper structure is better as compare to parabolic taper structure. On the other hand effective refractive index (Neff) is also studied in comparison with width and wavelength for both exponential and parabolic tapered MMI coupler |
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Title : A REVIEW ON UNDERWATER IMAGE QUALITY ENHANCEMENT USING ADAPTIVE GAMMA CORRECTION WEIGHTING DISTRIBUTION Authors : Er. Charanjeet Kaur, Er. Rachna Rajput Click Here For Abstract
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This review paper deals with a process of improving the quality of underwater image. The quality of underwater image is poor due to the properties of water and its impurities. The properties of water cause attenuation of light travels through the water medium, resulting in low contrast, blur, inhomogeneous lighting, and color diminishing of the underwater images. This paper proposes a method of enhancing the quality of underwater image. Ordinary histogram equalization uses the same transformation derived from the image histogram to transform all pixels. This works well when the distribution of pixel values is similar throughout the image. However, when the image contains regions that are significantly lighter or darker than most of the image, the contrast in those regions will not be sufficiently enhanced. The objective is to enhance the underwater images contrast while preserving image brightness. The proposed methods have been tested using several underwater images and gives better visual quality and PSNR value. |
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Title : A STUDY ON HUMAN ACTIVITIES RECOGNISATION SYSTEM USING KNN CLASSIFICATION Authors : Amandeep Kaur, Er. Jaspreet Kaur Click Here For Abstract
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The Research work Human action recognisation region of interest part of video with hybrid technique and enhancement of Non –region of interest part is studied in this work. In recent years, automatic human activity recognition has drawn much attention in the field of video analysis technology due to the growing demands from many applications, such as surveillance environments, entertainment environments and healthcare systems. There is problem is the sparse decoding data loss problem due to ROI and NOI-ROI region of the action detected video. To enhance the human action detection part of the video and non auctioned part of the video with the help of Hybrid technique. The SVM is used detect the 2D/3D pose of the human and the accuracy of the system on different datasets are tested. |
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Title : A PRAGMATIC STUDY ON INVESTMENT DECISION AN INDIVIDUAL PERSPECTIVE Authors : Dr.R.Amudha, R.Arunachalam Click Here For Abstract
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Individual investment activity is the extending the money saved to any corporate, Government or to any institution for the purpose of earning revenue. The augmented obligation for the financial futures both for oneself and for their offsprings has made an individual to take a wise decision for their portfolio investments. The objective of the study is to know about the individual preference towards major avenues and to identify the most important factors that has influenced the investor to choose those avenues.This study covered the investor residing in the area of Trichy (Tier-3), Chennai (Tier-1) and also from the customers of myassetsconsolidation.com. Convenient random sampling has been followed to collect the primary data from the investors by administering a questionnaire. Percentage analysis and one-way ANOVA have been used to analyse the data collected with the help of SPSS Package. Majority of the investors said that their source of income is from salary, pension and dividend/interest. The study also found that major investors build their portfolio based as per their planned schedule and the reason for them to create a portfolio is to achieve their goals like comfortable retirement, coping inflation, to meet the marriage expenses for their children and to meet future contingencies. |
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Title : A Managerial Framework for the Adoption of Cloud Computing in the Public Sector of Developing Countries Authors : Shaher Y. Jabi, Ayham A.M. Jaaron Click Here For Abstract
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Cloud Computing is considered as one of the most important topics in the information technology in recent years. It refers to computational resources available on demand via network as a service, where one of its main advantages is cost saving. Several researchers have presented its usefulness for developing countries as they do not have enough funds to establish their own information technology infrastructure and services. However, there seems to be scarcity in the current literature of empirical studies to explore effective cloud computing implementation in these countries. This paper is an attempt to develop a managerial framework for leveraging cloud computing successful implementation in the public sector of developing countries. An exploratory qualitative study was conducted in the Palestinian public sector organizations. Data were collected using semi-structured interviews, observations and the collection of related archival documents. The framework focuses attention on the achievement of twofold prerequisites for successful cloud computing realization; organizational readiness assessment and cloud-readiness assessment. The framework presented is important in that it identifies a set of determinants for the two prerequisites for cloud computing realization. |
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Title : RESEARCH PAPER ON RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION Authors : Dr.Shine David, Miss Usha Waskel, Miss Priyanka Sonone, Miss Vinita karwadiya Click Here For Abstract
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The main objective of this paper is to identify general practices that organizations use to recruit and select employees .The study also focus its attention to determine how the recruitment and selection practices affect the organizational outcomes and provide some suggestions.
The data was collected through well structured questionnaire. The source of data was both primary and secondary and the Sample size was 38. Data analysis has been done with statistical tools like ANOVA etc.My research basically depends upon primary and secondary data collected from company employees, Internet and online journals, research papers. Companies change their HR practices according to the culture and PEST environment of the countries in which they operate. Basic aim of all the companies is to earn PROFIT but now the concept is little bit changed as HRM has taken an important place in working of all the companies may it be national or multinational. Human resources are now considered as an ASSET instead of LIABILITY. As now companies are focusing on retaining talents instead of searching for low cost employees with lesser qualifications. Good Human resource management is now considered as one factor which adds competitive Advantage to the company. Department of HUMAN RESOURCE in all the companies is now in lime light instead of back seat and it is learnt that “HR cannot function in cabins” Good human resource strategies and practices are the backbone of all the companies may be operating nationally or multinationally and good human resource management is the life blood of those companies. |
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Title : Bit-Rate controlled Image Compression based on Discrete Wavelet Transform Authors : Abhirup Sinha, Rashmi pandey Click Here For Abstract
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In this paper, an image compression technique is presented based on wavelet transform. The proposed technique has been compressing the image using wavelet transform based multiresolution analysis with Huffman encoding technique. It is tested over the different gray scale images and performance evaluated in term of compression ratio (CR), peak signal to noise ratio (PSNR) and mean square error (MSE). Here, compression obtained with different compression rate using iterates the bit-per-pixel. Overall, analysis has shown the effect of controlled bit rate over the quality of image for compression application. |
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Title : BARRIERS IN IMPLEMENTING HUMAN RESOURCE INFORMATION SYSTEM IN ORGANIZATION Authors : Dr. Shine David, Surbhi Shukla, Shivangi Gupta Click Here For Abstract
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Information Technology has found its way all over in every field. It is not untouched by Human Resource Management. Organization’s success mostly depends on the effective utilization of its valuable human resources. Now-a-days, human resources are treated as strategic assets, these assets are needed to achieve competitive advantage and outperform the rivals. Organizations are now increasingly adopting HRIS than ever before (which is comparatively a new technology in HRM) for ensuring the effective utilization of their human resources. But still, many challenges and issues keep the organizations deprived from enjoying the benefits of this technology. Here, in this research work, the authors tried to explore those hurdles based on the responses of human resource (HR) executives, employees, who are the frequent user of HRIS in the organization from some companies operating in India. The research work came across many challenges that impede the effective implementation of HRIS. Finally, some measurable actions that can be implemented to improve the effective execution of this technology are suggested. |
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Title : Design and Implementation for Theft Vehicle Tracking and Engine-Disengaging System Authors : R.Uday Sekhar Reddy, Mannayee. Giriraj Click Here For Abstract
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Vehicle security has become one of the major problem for owners. The aim of this project is to design & development of a vehicle location based system, which is used to control the theft of the vehicles. The developing system uses an embedded system based on (GSM) technology with CAN bus. An interfacing mobile is also connected to the microcontroller, which is connected to the engine system. Once, the vehicle is theft, the information is used by the vehicle owner for further procedure. The owner sends the message to the mobile which is embedded in the vehicle that has stolen in turn controls the vehicle engine by locking the working of the engine at once. The developed system accepts the message and broadcasted to the Vehicle Network through CAN Bus. The main concept in this design is introducing the mobile communication into an embedded system. The designed system is low cost & very simple. |
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Title : Identification of Groundwater Potential Zone in Kabani River Basin using Remote Sensing and GIS Authors : Shalini Raji A, Sashikkumar M.C, Jayaprasad B.K, Colins Johnny J Click Here For Abstract
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Water is a major component in all living systems. Without water nothing can live on the earth. Water is becoming more and more precious as its supply continues to be scarce throught out the world. The objective of this study is to explore the groundwater availability in kabani river basin. Remote sensing data and Geographical Information System (GIS) is used to locate potential zone for groundwater in the kabana river basin. Satellite image and topographical map have been use to prepare the required thematic maps like geology, geomorphology, land use/land cover, soil, slope, lineament density, drainage density and relative relief. Geomorphology and land use/land cover map are prepared from LISS IV satellite image. With the help of toposheet roads, rivers, places, drainage and contour are digitized to prepare base map. With the help of contour, DEM is prepared. From this DEM various parameters such as aspect, slope, drainage density, lineament density are prepared. Weights and rank were assigned according to their influence based on infiltration of ground water by means of Weighted Overlay Analysis (WOA). Ground water potential zone are classified into four Groups like Very low, Low, Moderate and High. |
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Title : CLOUD COMPUTING USING DATA MINING Authors : Khyati Chaudhary Click Here For Abstract
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Cloud can be meant as an infrastructure that provides resources and/or service over the internet. Cloud computing has demonstrated that processing very large datasets over commodity clusters can be done by giving the accurate programming model. Data mining is the procedure of analyzing data from different perspectives and briefs it into constructive information. Data mining has been measured as a necessary component in business domain. Cloud computing has revolutionized the way computing and software services are delivered to the clients on demand. The integration of data mining techniques into normal day-to-day activities has become common place. Using the single cloud provider is a major problem among the clients in the cloud as the outside attacker can analyze their data for a long time to gain the sensitive information. Cloud computing provides means to improve or add abilities on- demand without making an investment in setting up infrastructures, training new employees. Therefore, security concerns among users of the cloud have become a major barrier to the widespread growth of cloud computing. Hence, this is a big concern for many clients of cloud. In this paper, we identify the data mining based privacy risks on cloud data and we have given the data mining based attacks on cloud data as well as describe how data mining is used in cloud computing. |
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Title : Short-Term Forecasting Algerian Inflation using ARIMA Processes Authors : Kamel Si MOHAMMED, Abderrezzak BENHABIB, Sidahmed ZENAGUI Click Here For Abstract
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Inflation appears as a first challenge for the recent Algerian economic performance. The goal of this study is to forecast the performance of the Algerian inflation rates by applying the Box - Jenkins approach (1976) to the following series from M2 2006 to M12 2014 as full period estimation, then the full period M2 2014 to M2 2015 as an ex post forecast period and M3 2015 to M2 2016 as forecasting short-term period. ARIMA Results appear to exhibit better forecasting inflation trend with a slight real downward tendency. |
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Title : THERAPEUTIC POTENTIAL OF CHITOSAN AS A PHARMACEUTICAL EXCIPIENT Authors : Madhura Mukadam Click Here For Abstract
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Chitosan is the most abundant polysaccharide next to cellulose; it is obtained by alkaline N-deacetylation of chitin. The major raw material for chitosan production is shrimp heads and shells. Shells of other crustaceans such as crabs, lobster, squilla and cuttle fish bones also could be profitably utilized. Chitosan has been widely investigated as a drug carrier for many possible routes of administration because chitosan has favourable biological properties, such as non-toxicity, biocompatibility, biodegradability and antibacterial characteristics. The physical and chemical properties of chitosan such as inter and intramolecular hydrogen bonding and the cationic charge in acidic medium, makes this polymer more attractive for the development of conventional and novel pharmaceutical product. Chitosan can serve a number of purposes, including a coating agent, gel former, controlled-release matrix etc. in addition to desirable properties, such as muco-adhesion and permeation enhancement to improve oral bioavailability of drug. The microbial floras that are present in the colon degrade chitosan; as a result chitosan is a good candidate for site-specific drug delivery. Chitosan has been found to be of use in many clinical situations for ameliorating variety of human ailments, ranging from wound healing, glomerulonephritis up to substitute of artificial red blood cells. These multiform aspects of chitosan parallel to those as a drug carrier make it a unique polymer in pharmaceutical field. |
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Title : E-RECRUITMENT PRACTICES IN SERVICE SECTOR Authors : Dr. Shine David, Ritika jain, Umangi patel Click Here For Abstract
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The most important for an organization is the skills, experience, innovativeness and cause and effect of its People. Human resources are the main components in every organization. It represents talent and Attitude, creative ability, total knowledge, aptitude and belief of an individual involved in the affairs of an organization. Management of human resources is an integral part for every sub department. It is associated with the people at workplace and their relationships within and outside the organization. Recruitment of efficient staff is one of the important processes as it generates the human capital for the organization. In the recent years the field of human resource management has uses technological advancements. Internet has made an effect on the overall functioning of human resource department. Human resource processes and procedures have been supported by everything from complex file-folder systems to automation, going from usage multiple systems and databases to a single version of the whole system. It has progressed with frequent innovations; HRIS, Electronic Human Resource Management (E-HRM) and Virtual Human Resources etc. E-HRM means conducting of business transactions by using internet along with other advance technologies. In other words, E-HRM is a medium of implementing HRM policies, strategies and practices in an organization through a directed support of web technology based channels. It affects every area of HR management. E-Recruitment represents to posting vacancies on the corporate website or on an online recruitment vendors’ website. It help applicants to send their resumes electronically through an email or in some other electronic format. The e-recruitment methods and systems have helped to reduce much of the routine administrative tasks involved in recruitment. The study tries to find out the overall concept of e-recruitment. It objective at collecting information regarding methods through e-mails, corporate websites and commercial job boards etc. It includes the advantages and disadvantages of e-recruitment. |
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Title : Human Resource Accounting (HRA) Authors : Dr. Shine David, Ashutosh Mehta, Shreyas Agarwal, Surbhi Agrawal Click Here For Abstract
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Human Resource Accounting is the process of identifying and measuring data about Human Resources and communicating this information to the parties’ interested. It attempts to identify and report the Investments made in Human Resources of an organisation that are currently not accounted for in the Conventional Accounting Practices. In order to estimate and project the worth of the human capital. It is essential that some method of measuring the worth of the knowledge, skill, motivation, and contribution of the human elements as well as that of organizational processes, like recruitment & selection, training, etc which are used to build, develop and support these human aspects, must be properly developed and implemented. HRA implies this process of measurement of Human Resources. Like in Accountancy, fixed assets like Building or Premises, Land, Plant and Machinery are recorded in the books of accounts at their purchase price or invoice price. Now, depreciation charged on these assets is considered as the cost for the particular financial year and debited to profit and loss accounts and the remaining balance is shown in the balance sheet as written down value of the assets. Likewise, on similar lines the human resources should also be measured and evaluated, recorded in the books, operated and disclosed in the financial statements. The primary aim of HR Accounting is to depict the worth of the employees in quantifiable term, i.e. monetary terms. This concept can be viewed from 2 directions – 1. Cost of Human Resources- the expenditure incurred for recruiting, enhancing the quality of the employees, staffing and training. 2. Value of Human Resources- the yield which the above investment would yield in the future. |
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Title : DESIGN OF OPTIMIZED DDFS FOR FPGA IMPLEMENTATION Authors : AMRUTHA S.R, DEEKSHA.A, FAIZAN FAYAZ BHAT, POOJA.H, SANDEEP K V Click Here For Abstract
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Direct Digital Synthesizer is a type of frequency synthesizer where arbitrary waveforms are created from a single and fixed frequency reference clock. An optimized Direct Digital frequency Synthesizer (DDFS) is designed for FPGA implementation considering the Software Defined Radio (SDR) application which makes use of Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) technique. SDR is a radio communication system which consists of transmitter and receiver where the components implemented in a hardware is instead implemented by means of software on a personal computer or embedded system by making use of the digital signal processing (DSP) for coding, decoding, modulating and demodulating data. The structure for hardware implementation of SDR makes use of OFDM technique. The structure comprises of VLSI mapping of algorithms, OFDM, Quadrature Phase Shift Keying (QPSK), Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) Algorithms and most importantly, the algorithm for DDFS. The VLSI implementation of the DDFS can compute sine and cosine function on a single edge of a clock, thus achieving optimization in terms of area, speed and reduction in power consumption is achieved by making use of Fixed-point implementation. Verilog HDL is used as a description language for mapping Algorithms in VLSI. Xilinx Spartan3 XC3S400 Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) was chosen as a Hardware Platform for the System Implementation. The output can be seen in the analog form by interfacing the FPGA to a Digital to Analog converter (DAC). |
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Title : TRAFFIC CALMING IN HYDERABAD CITY Authors : P.Teja Abhilash , K.Jaya Sunder , K.Tharani Click Here For Abstract
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Cities and towns play a vital role in promoting economic growth and prosperity. Although less than one-third of India’s people live in cities and towns, these areas generate over two-third of the country’s income and account for 90% of government revenues. In the coming years, as India becomes more and more urbanized, urban areas will play a critical role in sustaining high rates of economic growth. Although Indian cities have lower vehicle ownership rate, number of vehicles per capita, than their counterparts in developed countries, they suffer from worse congestion, delay, pollution, and accidents than cities in the industrialized world. Traffic calming is coined as the best technique to overcome traffic congestions and accidents. Traffic calming is the combination of mainly physical measures that reduce the negative effects of motor vehicle use, alter driver behaviour and improve conditions for non-motorized street users. The concept of traffic calming is fundamentally concerned with reducing the adverse impact of motor vehicles on built up areas. This usually involves reducing vehicle speeds, providing more space for pedestrians and cyclists, and improving the local environment It includes change in street alignment, installation of barrier and other physical measures to reduce traffic speed and /or volume in the interest of safety and liveability. The main objective of this study is to reduce the high frequency of collision and the need for police enforcement. It aims at achieving slow speeds for motor vehicles and enhancement of safety for non motorized users. A junction in Hyderabad which is subjected to congestion and high frequency of collision is considered for study and requirements of traffic calming in the junction have been analysed. |
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Title : Allocating memory dynamically for resource in cloud environment using gossip protocol Authors : Iranna S Amargol, Prof. Vidya R Kulkarni Click Here For Abstract
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We describe the process of allocating memory for cloud resources by using layer called cloud middleware. Gossip protocol which provides 1)performs memory allocation fairly 2) Fast computation and reallocation 3) Reduces processing memory .We describe the problem of allocating memory dynamically for resources which needs gossip protocol, for best utility of resources in cloud which takes less CPU time. management of resources is important part of data migration as the site or application allocated to one resources had reached their maximum threshold memory so to gain more performance and to get reduced processing memory we applying the concept of data migration which gives the fast computation and reallocation as the load of allocated resources changes dynamically |
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Title : Use of Natural Zeolite Stilbite in Soil Available Near Ajanta Ellora Caves Authors : Dr.V.P.Deshpande, Prin.B.T.Bhoskar, Dr.S.B.Kolhe Click Here For Abstract
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Natural Zeolite Stilbite was collected near Ellora Ajanta belt.Characterization was made using XRD, IR as usual method. Application of natural zeolite Stilbite was done with soil and result was reported |
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Title : Neutrons Yield by Bombarding Thorium (232Th) Isotope with Charge Particle Authors : Sameera A. Ebrahiem, Saad N. Yaacoup, Raafat Abdul H. Muslim Click Here For Abstract
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— In the present work, the cross-sections of (p,n) reaction available in the literature as a function of proton energies for the high element target such as 232Th(p,n)232Ta reaction[1] where Q-value is (-1.2771 MeV) and threshold energy is (1.2826MeV)in the ground state have been rearranged and interpolated for proton energies from (9 to 22MeV) in fine steps of (0.5 MeV) by using (MATLAB-7.6) . By using SRIM-2013 program , the stopping power has been recalculated by using computer program interpolated for proton energy . These cross sections together with the stopping powers calculated from the Zeigler semi – empirical formula have been used to calculate the neutron yield for reaction . The aim of the present work is to determine the neutron yield using the modified cross sections and stopping power of the above reactions . The results are compared with those published in the literature. |
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Title : A Novel Educational Data Mining Approach in Cloud Authors : Khyati Chaudhary Click Here For Abstract
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Cloud computing is a well combination of service oriented characteristics and utility based computing. Growth rate of data in cloud environment is attaining an exponential rate. As a result, there is a need to supervise this gigantic heterogeneous data which can be both unstructured and structured in nature. This data can be managed at varied levels in cloud that is at the end user level, cloud service provider level as well as data center level. Besides, we cannot manage big data with our current methodologies or data mining software tools as big data is a word used to classify the datasets that due to their large size and complexity is not easy to manage. The big data challenge is becoming one of the most exhilarating opportunities for the next years. In the current scenario, we try to present outline of the topic, its current status, controversy and forecast to the future. Cloud computing is the budding technology which is based on pay per use model. It is computing guide where applications, bandwidth, data and IT services are provided via Internet. The purpose of the cloud service providers is to use resource skillful and attain the maximum profit. This leads to task scheduling as a core and thrilling issue in cloud computing. Scheduling is one of the procedures of determining how to compel resources between varieties of feasible tasks. In this paper, we try to elucidate various types of deadline scheduling algorithms that meet the deadline which have been surveyed and analyzed. This work explores the basic features of data mining techniques in cloud computing and secure the data using some proper method. This paper elaborate data mining techniques into cloud computing & making it a hybrid approach. |
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Title : Road Safety Audit of selected stretch from Sagar Intersection to Uppal Intersection Authors : G. Sravan Kumar, V. Ranjith Kumar Click Here For Abstract
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Road safety Audit is a systematic, proactive approach for assessing accident potential and safety performance of new or existing roads. It is a formal practice for a future traffic project, or an existing road, in which an independent and qualified team looks at the project’s crash potential and safety performance. Road Safety Audits can be treated as a proactive low-cost access to reduce accidents and to improve road safety. This paper enables to analyze the traffic safety situation of a stretch from Sagar Intersection to Uppal Intersection (Inner Ring road service road) of Hyderabad, Telangana, India and identifies the reasons for the accidents and suggests remedial measures for decreasing the effects of accidents in the stretch. The main purpose of this document is to set out the safety assessment for road users in the stretch. The emphasis is on the reduction of potential crashes. |
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Title : Effect of flakiness & elongation indices on the bituminous mixes Authors : CH. Venkatesh, K. Jaya sunder Click Here For Abstract
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Flakiness & Elongation index is one of the most prominent criteria that govern behavior and performance of aggregate in the bituminous mixes. The strength and serviceability requirements of bituminous mixture such as Stability, Flow, Voids in Total mix (VTM), Voids Filled with Bitumen and (VFB) highly depend on the physical properties of aggregates. This study conducted by observing the effect of flakiness & elongated index by adding different percentages from 0% to 50% of flaky & elongated aggregates of different sieve with required quantity to the bituminous mixes. The method of Marshall Mix design is adopted for this purpose. The change in rotation angle of coarse aggregate was found to correlate well with the internal resistance of a HMA mix. The particle shape determines how aggregate was packed into a dense configuration and also determines the internal resistance of a mix. Cubical particles were desirable for increased aggregate internal friction and improved rutting resistance. Also the Particle index (PI) value correlated well to aggregate geometric characteristics. The more cubical the aggregate, the higher the PI value is obtained. |
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Title : Implementation of Offline signature verification based on LBP and LDP techniques on Beagle board-xM Authors : Chandrashekara DR , Girish M, Manjunath P , Vinay Kumar KS , H C Sateesh Kumar Click Here For Abstract
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The signature verification is used as a popular, cost effective authentication method and preferred among various biometrics as it is the widely accepted way to identify an individual .it is used in many areas of society related to automated banking transaction, electronic fund transfer, and document analysis and access control throughout the world. There are two categories in signature verification based on the acquisition of the signature viz. online and offline verification systems. Online systems use dynamic information of a signature captured at the time the signature is made. The off-line signature verification uses a static image of the signature collected from individuals on white paper. The off-line signature verification problem is more challenging than the on-line signature verification, because the features are extracted from the static 2D image of the signature. In this work, an offline signature verification method was proposed which is based on two sets of features extracted from the static signature image. First set of features consists of local binary pattern, the operator labels the pixels of an image by thresholding 3x3 neighborhood of each pixel with centre value and considering the results as a binary number of which the corresponding decimal number is used for labeling. The derived binary numbers are called local binary patterns or the LBP codes. While the LBP operator uses information of intensity changes around the pixels. The second set of features is local directional patterns operator use the edge response values of the neighbor pixels and encode the image texture. The LDP assign an 8 bit binary code to each pixel of an input image. Before the features are extracted, the signature is subjected to preprocessing which include extraction of exact size of the signature by resizing. Finally Euclidean distance is used as the classifier to decide whether the signature under test is genuine or forged. Parameters like FAR, FRR, EER and TSR were calculated. |
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Title : CAVLC ENCODING TECHNIQUE FOR H.264 Authors : Afreen Hamza L, Manasa M G, Payal Basak, Shikha Khandelwal, Vinod B Durdi Click Here For Abstract
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The latest advancement in H.264 video compression technique is CAVLC method used for entropy coding. After the prediction, transformation and quantization a block of 4X4 is obtained containing mostly zeros. The zig zag scan of block is done to obtain the following for better compression in this lossless technique. 1)Non zero coefficients from neighboring blocks are correlated and encoded using look up table. 2) The main sequence obtained by zig zag scan is ±1 coefficients which represent the highest frequencies. 3) Zeros and the run level coding of zeroes after the scanning are encoded by referring the look up tables. 4) Levels in zig zag block are the representation of the highest to lowest frequencies. |
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Title : HSU-STRUCTURE ON H-STRUCTURE MANIFOLDS II Authors : Virendra Nath Pathak, Geeta Verma Click Here For Abstract
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In this paper we have studied Hsu-structure & H-structure manifolds and obtained with constant holomorphic sectional curvature. On this communication we prove that every 2m dimensional connected NK- manifold of pointwise constant holomorphic sectional curvature is an Einstein manifold |
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Title : Evaluating the Performance of VANET for Different Mobility Models using NS-2 Authors : Sumit Goyal, Dr. Rajesh Gargi Click Here For Abstract
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A Vehicular Ad Hoc Network (VANET) is an instance of MANETs that establishes wireless connections between cars. VANET provides three major classes of applications possible in VANET are safety oriented, convenience oriented and commercial oriented. One key component of VANET simulations is the movement pattern of vehicles, also called the mobility model. Mobility models determine the location of nodes in the topology at any given instant, which strongly affects network connectivity and throughput. The Mobility Model governs the set of rules that define movement pattern of nodes in ad-hoc network. Network simulators can then, by using this information, create random topologies based on nodes position and perform some tasks between the nodes. VANET requires modification of the existing MANET protocols to adapt itself into VANET scenario .Several mobility models are developed in this regard. In this Paper Various mobility Models and Routing protocols are discussed and models are compared according to different routing protocols. Simulations results are shown for different mobility models over different protocols using VanetMobiSim and NS-2. |
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Title : The Transition from the Informal To the Formal Sector Authors : Adrian Ducu MATEI Click Here For Abstract
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Knowing the extent of the causes and effects of the informal sector on the labour market has become an acute necessity for decision making and the efficiency of economic and social policy in general, as well as for a better identification of the tools and mechanisms of formalizing the informal sector, to protect the employees in this field. Informal employment and its derivative, the informal economy, are analyzed in terms of cause and effect regarding the theoretical and methodological elements of various trends in thinking; the analysis is based on models of informal work regarding the most significant factors that influence the avoidance of taxes and registration, the flexibility and convenience of informal work, the impact of traditions or needs determined by the high degree of poverty, the bureaucratic and extra-bureaucratic obstacles of formal labor market. This study aims at defining and describing the profile of the informally employed person, based on the main demographical, social and economic characteristics (gender, area of residence, age, ethnicity, occupation, education, economic activity, employment status, etc.). Knowing the weight of the informal economy in the national economy is an important step in the fight to diminish informal economy, known as black economy, informal economy. |
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Title : Productivity Improvement through Lean Manufacturing Tools in RCB Gear Product Authors : S. Rethinavel, V. Samson Jayakumar, Ayyappan Rajagopal Click Here For Abstract
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economic reforms- Liberalization, Privatization, Globalization, (LPG) started in 1991 in India. The main objective of the government was to achieve high economic growth and industrialize the nation for the well-being of Indian citizens. Thus Indian market became Global and open market. Increasing productivity is an ever present challenge in the manufacturing industry where demands on resource utilization and reduced tied up capital are increasing constantly in order to match the competition and stay ahead as a world class manufacturing. Lean manufacturing tools are one of the most influential and effective methodologies for eliminating waste, controlling quality, improving overall performance of any machines, system or process. By using the lean manufacturing tools, time consumption, human effort, effective utilization of machines, raw material usage and control the inventory are analyzed which is converted into productive output. By this process the increase of productivity and develop an overview of conceptual framework of lean manufacturing practices to minimize the production cost. An Investigation was carried out in automotive industry manufacturing commercial vehicle power steering gear for implementation of lean manufacturing the following part line – cover. By using following lean tools Heijunka (Level scheduling), Kanban (Pull system), VSM (Value Stream Mapping), Visual Factory and Standardized work will be carried out for implementation of lean manufacturing. The various parameters collected during the investigation will be simulated using FLEXSIM simulation software for finding the optimal solution. |
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Title : Slope Stability Analysis for Identifying Landslide Prone Areas Using Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques in Munnar Authors : Sujitha P R, Jayaprasad B K, Karuppasamy S Click Here For Abstract
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Landslide is a major hazard occurring in Hilly area which may cause damage to infrastructure and threaten several lives. Landslide Hazard Zonation map helps to identify the critical areas that are prone to landslide. For the preparation of landslide hazard map ten parameters were contemplated. This parameter incorporate Land use/Land cover, Slope, Aspect, Drainage Density, Lineament Density, Relative Relief, Geology, Geomorphology, Soil, Rainfall respectively. CartoSat I Stereopair of Munnar has been used to generate Digital Elevaion Model(DEM) using imagine photogrammetry suite. consequently Slope map, Aspect map, Drainage map, Relative Relief map were prepared. Lineament Density map was prepared from hillshade at various Azimuth and illumination angle. The various parameters were classified and weighed according to their importance in slope instability using Weighted Overlay Analysis. Landslide Hazard Zonation map showing four classes ranges from No Hazard to Very High Hazard region was prepared. Very high hazard zones were observed in some areas such as Munnar, Mankulam, Varayadu motta, Kolukku mala. |
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Title : Simulation of PEMFC for Isolated Applications Authors : Palash Pathak, Ravi Pithia, Anuradha Deshpande Click Here For Abstract
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In this paper, the dynamics of a polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell system is modelled, simulated and presented. Recent and Modern application of PEMFC is for uninterrupted power supply and stationary power generator. It is replacement of traditional methods of generation and also pollution free source. Matlab-SimulinkTM is used for the modeling and simulation of the fuel cell system. Also, characteristic of 6kW PEM fuel cell system is obtained by simulation. Paper has made an attempt to use PEMFC for three phase load. PEMFC generation is converted in to three phase AC source using power converters. Simulation results which includes waveforms of current, voltage and power are presented in this paper. The analysis of stand alone applications of PEM fuel cell generator system can be achieved with this dynamic simulation model. |
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Title : Implementation of PTP Stack on FPGAs Authors : Sindhu R, Suchita Kumari, Rajani K, Rakshita Y N, Saravana Kumar Click Here For Abstract
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Precision Time Protocol, described in IEEE 1588 is able to synchronize distributed clocks with an accuracy of less than 1 microsecond. Precision Time Protocol’s operating principle is to exchange messages consecutively to determine the offset between master and slave. The precision and the performance of Precision Time Protocol is based on the precision of Timestamp. The timestamp of communicating packets achieve synchronization between two devices. In this paper, we are implementing the Precision Time Protocol stack on FPGAs to show the working of Protocol and the different layers of OSI model. Precision Time Protocol stack is developed by implementing MAC layer with VHDL code and the upper layer with C code. The developed stack on FPGA acts as Master used to communicate with Slave (in our case, Computer) and a communication is established |
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Title : A ROBUSTIC CRYPTOSYSTEM USING ASTROID CURVE OVER PRIME FIELD Authors : H.N.SHRUTHI, LINGARAJU.B.R, NEHA JAYAPRAKASH, VAIBHAVI.D.R, SMITHA SASI Click Here For Abstract
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Public key cryptosystem or asymmetric cryptosystem has more security over the secret key cryptosystem or symmetric cryptosystem because this has a pair of keys which are mathematically related and are used at both sender and receiver end. In this paper we propose an efficient astroid curve over prime field. This public key cryptographic technique is used for secured data transmission and is highly reliable. This work includes encryption of the intelligent message at sender and the decryption of the unintelligent message at receiver end |
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Title : Pavement Management System on Urban Road Network Authors : Manikanta Itta, K. Jaya sunder Click Here For Abstract
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Pavements are major assets of Urban infra structure. Maintenance and rehabilitation of these pavements to the desired level of serviceability is one of the challenging problems faced by pavement engineers. The evaluation of pavement performance using pavement condition is a basic component of any Pavement Management system. (PMS) is a planning tool used to aid pavement management decisions, pavement deterioration due to traffic and weather, and recommend maintenance and repairs to the road's pavement based on the type and age of the pavement and various measures of existing pavement quality. The present paper is an effort in the similar direction, to develop a combined Overall pavement Condition Rating (OPCR) for the selected network of Hyderabad City Roads. The study area consists of urban road sections constituting 39.9 km of Hyderabad city. The methodology includes the identification of urban road sections, pavement distress data collection, Pavement condition Distress, Quality control analysis and finally developing Overall Pavement Condition Ratings (OPCR). The proposed rating is expected to be a good indicative of pavement condition and performance. The Ratings was used to select the maintenance strategy for the pavement section., please download TEMPLATE HELP FILE from the website. |
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Title : Pseudo - Randomized Visual Cryptography Algorithm for Visual Information Security in grey scale image Authors : Sudipta Chakraborty, Sunanda S Rao, Swathi S Raikar, Trishla Thakur, Mrs. Anitha Suresh Click Here For Abstract
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‘Visual cryptography’ means providing security to the cover image, cover image is divided into ‘n’ shares, and stacking back of ‘n’ shares will give the image back. ‘Pseudo-randomization algorithm’ is used to generate these two shares using two random numbers. These shares are just noise like images which do not reveal any secret information. Using this encryption algorithm we provide security to the cover image. For the decryption, we perform simple computation to get back our original image. As an extension the decryption part is also carried out in VHDL. So that in future this can be implemented using hardware. |
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Title : Governments Penchant for Dishonoring Collective Agreements Reached on Wages and Wage - Related Industrial Unrest in the Public Service in Nigeria Authors : Uzoh, Bonaventure Chigozie Click Here For Abstract
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This paper examined the relationship between governments’ frequent refusal to honour collective agreements reached on wages and incessant wage – related industrial unrest in the public service in Nigeria. The use of the collective bargaining machinery as an instrument of wage determination and settlement of other employment conditions is highly restricted in the public service in Nigeria because government prefers the use of wage commissions. However, whenever government decides to bargain with its employees represented by their unions and agreements reached, it usually finds it difficult to honour these agreements. In the public service in Nigeria, there are numerous cases of governments’ failure to honour agreements it willfully entered into with workers. This sort of attitude on the part of successive governments in Nigeria makes one to think that even when government decides to negotiate with workers it has at the back its mind that the agreements reached during such negotiations would not be honoured. In some instances, government had even gone down to the level of denying that it entered into any form of agreement with workers. Governments’ penchant for dishonouring collective agreements reached with workers bordering on wages and settlement of other working conditions has undoubtedly accounted for most of the strike incidents in the public service in Nigeria. This paper therefore contends that it is important that governments in Nigeria realize that collective bargaining remains the best method of determining wages of workers and other employment conditions in the public service. Most importantly, honouring agreements that result from these negotiations could go a long way in reducing the frequency of wage – related industrial unrest thereby ensuring reasonable level of industrial peace in the public service in Nigeria |
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Title : STRESSING & LAUNCHING ANALYSIS OF PRESTRESS GIRDER Authors : Ajeet Kumar, Dr. Arvind Dewangan, Dr. D.P.Gupta. Director Click Here For Abstract
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Offsite construction methods are increasingly popular in construction industry, offsite construction, also referred to as modern methods of construction (MMC) offers many advantages in terms of quality of construction, cost control, construction time and environmental credentials. It is also seen as a means to help reduce the amount of waste generated on site. Precast concrete manufactured offsite for structural and ornamental elements have been extensively used for a wide variety of projects, from railway sleepers to bridge elements, housing and stadia. Precast concrete products are reported to potentially reduce waste on construction site by as much as 50% when compared to more traditional approaches. The nature of concrete and off production methods allows manufactures to produce standardized elements using pre-set forms and shutters that are endlessly reused. Furthermore design and manufacturing process does not require temporary supports and scaffolding that are, or more conventional sites, waste generating, time consuming and a health and safety hazard. Offsite construction relates to construction activities that are carried out in a factory environment away from the site. Due to set up of offsite production facilities, and possibilities offered to manufactures to improve the assembly process, offsite construction has a range of advantage compared to traditional build. The importance of offsite construction methods has increased since mid 1990.Offsite precast construction methods have been in use for over a century for a wide range of construction, from floor to high rise buildings, from single components to building system. Like other offsite method of construction, precast concrete offers the known advantages in terms of efficiency of construction process, improved construction program better budget control and improved quality. |
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Title : FLASE MINUTIA REMOVAL IN FINGERPRINT RECOGINITION USING IDENTIFICATION CASES Authors : Jaswinder Kaur, Er. Upasna garg Click Here For Abstract
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Fingerprint recognition is defined as the authentication of user after confirming the results of matching of its fingerprint prints. It is most successful technique for human being identification which provides highly accurate results. This paper presents an analysis on fingerprint recognition which uses false minutia removal techniques to evaluate Minutiae extracted from a fingerprint. The false minutia removal technique is quite frequently used in various fingerprint recognition systems and techniques. This approach mainly involves extraction of unique identification points called minutiae points from the captured fingerprint images and then performing 7 cases for fake minutiae detection. The spurious minutia are removed by identifying the false percept minutia at the extraction stage |
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Title : A Secure Concealed Data Aggregation for Multiple Applications in Wireless Sensor Networks Authors : Bharat Bhushan, Sandeep Verma, Amit Kumar Rai Click Here For Abstract
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Data Aggregation is an important aspect in Wireless Sensor Networks WSNs and this is because it reduces the amount of data to be transmitted over the network. This is done by either avoiding the transmission of redundant data or aggregating the result from different sensors and forwarding only the aggregated result further to BS. In previous studies authors used homomorphic encryption properties for concealing communication during aggregation such that encrypted data can be aggregated algebraically without decrypting them. These schemes are not satisfying multi applications which lead to proposal of CDAMA (Concealed Data Aggregation for Multi Applications). It is designed for multi applications, as it provides secure counting capability and also it reduces the effect of compromising secrets of a single application. In wireless sensor networks or environments the sensor nodes are defenseless and are vulnerable to some attacksTo prove our proposed scheme’s robustness and efficiency, we conducted the simulations, comprehensive analysis and comparisons in the end. |
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Title : DESIGN AND TESTING OF C BAND HELICAL ANTENNA Authors : Pooja V, Nivetha R, Sahana Kumari, Basavaraj SM Click Here For Abstract
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The scope of the paper is to design, simulate and test helical antennas in the C-BAND at 4.2 GHz & 6.4 GHz. Currently the WIPL-D software is used for optimizing the Radiation parameters to suit the stringent Satellite communication requirements. These helices will be fabricated using simple fabrication techniques and tested in the RF ANEHOIC Chamber. Antennas will be characterized for the critical antenna parameters like radiation pattern, polarization and gain. Conical cup reflector will be used to reinforce the side and back lobe to increase the efficiency and gain of the helical Antenna |
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Title : Seismic performance of hill buildings−A review Authors : Asst.Prof.Y.P.Pawar, Asst. Prof.D.S.Jagtap, S.P.Pawar Click Here For Abstract
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The buildings situated on hill slopes in earthquake prone areas are generally irregular, torsionally coupled . Hence, susceptible to serve damage when affected by earthquake ground motion. Such buildings have mass & stiffness varying along the vertical & horizontal planes, resulting the center of mass & center of rigidity do not coincide on various floors, they demand torsional analysis, in addition to lateral forces under the action of earthquakes. This study compels with a review of studies on the seismic behavior of buildings resting on sloping ground. It is observed that the seismic behavior of buildings on sloping ground differ from other buildings. The various floors of such buildings step backs towards hill slope and at the same time buildings may have setbacks also. Most of the studies agree that the buildings resting on sloping ground has higher displacement and base shear compared to buildings resting on plain ground and the shorter column attracts more forces and undergo damage when subjected to earthquake. Step back building could prove more vulnerable to seismic excitation. |
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Title : FACE RECOGNITION BASED AUTOMATIC ATTENDANCE SYSTEM USING NEURAL NETWORK Authors : LOKESH B S, CHANDRASHEKAR M PATIL Click Here For Abstract
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Face detection has been one of the most studied topics in the computer vision literature. This technical report,reveals the recent advances in face detection for the past decade and implementation of new algorithm to detect faces in real time. The algorithm developed using PCA and BPN algorithm detects all the faces present in real time and name the faces accordingly using face feature extraction algorithm. |
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Title : Fostering the use of Technology for Teaching and Learning of Arabic Language: A case study Authors : Popoola Kareem Hamed, Sultan Fahd Aljuhaish Click Here For Abstract
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The use of technology is drastically becoming an important indicator of human progress in all schemes of human endeavors such as business, economics, education etc. There are many Es nowadays such as e-business, e-learning, e-banking and many others. No doubt that technology is useful for effective teaching and learning. However, limited attention has been given to Technology for Teaching Arabic Language TTAL (Stone, 2003). The primary objective of this paper is to explore the usage of technology in teaching of Arabic language and to investigate the teachers’ perceptions in the integration of technology to Arabic language learning. The methodology used in this study is qualitative where a Principal and 3 Arabic teachers were purposely selected to be interviewed. The main findings of this study are: Technology promotes the effective teaching and learning of Arabic language, Arabic teachers’ awareness and Inadequate, Inappropriate of Technological Materials. And recommend the need more Arabic technological materials to promote the active learning of Arabic language. |
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Title : EVALUATING STRENGTH OF DESIGN CONCRETE MIX WITH DIFFERENT AGGREGATES USING VACUUM DEWATERED PROCESS Authors : Mayank Varshney, Meenu Varshney, Manish Jangid Click Here For Abstract
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To produce Concrete of required strength one of the key factors is to have optimum water required. Vacuum dewatering is a process of extracting the excess water from the concrete after placing & compaction. Various Design Mixes having aggregates such as Sand, Stone Dust & Fly Ash can be tested to achieve the required strength. The study and laboratory test is focused on determining the strength of mix design of concrete by normal conventional way & using vacuum dewatered process in which the extra water is removed from concrete. After testing & comparing the results it was found that the strength parameters improved after vacuum dewatering of concrete mix prepared by different aggregates. |
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Title : THE IMPACT OF TEST STRATEGY IN SOFTWARE TESTING Authors : UNAOWO MONDAY BRANDY Click Here For Abstract
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Software projects today are more gigantic than ever before with teams spanning the globe working on the same program test strategies are changing rapidly. A culture of quality in all part of the organization is essential for software testing successes. This paper is concerned with diagnosing the impart of test strategy in software testing through analyzing the factors considered before software testing effort is imitiated software testing must be planned carefully to avoid wasting development time and resources. Test specification document should be reviewed like all other software engineering work products. |
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Title : SPEAKING LIGHT: THE LIGHT OF THE FUTURE Authors : Vishnu Agarwal, Indrajit Khuntia, Rajendra Devganiya, Aditya Kumar Valkeri Click Here For Abstract
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In our day today life we see much irresponsibility of people like in the smart zones such as hospital zones, school zones the speed limit is 30-40 km/h and also blowing horn is restricted but no one cares about it and also at the traffic signal, some vehicles cross the signal when the signal is red. To overcome this problem we are presenting this paper. Using visible light and IR light we transmit the information to the receiver attached to the vehicles and control the vehicles. |
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Title : P Learning: Personalized e-learning using Semantic agents Authors : Dr.M.Thangaraj, Mrs. S. Vanathi, Mrs.M.chamundeeswari Click Here For Abstract
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P-learning an agent based Personalized e-learning is an efficient education method, developing in a fast manner. Multi-agent system is one of the emerging trends in computer science. It can provide new solutions to very complex and restrictive system. In recent days, the application of multi-agent systems is spreading in almost every field though e-learning is also gaining its benefits. Personalization in e-learning has drawn more and more attention. E-learning has provided us the capability of providing quality education to masses without restricting them to specific time or place. We have lots of different existing systems, but most of them are lacking all the features like personalization, intelligence, accessibility and security in one single system. The purpose of this paper is to illustrate the advantages of using intelligent agents to facilitate the location and customization of appropriate e-learning resources and to foster collaboration in e-learning environments. |
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Title : Blood Cell Segmentation: A Review Authors : K. Mahim, Dr. Mahesh Kumar Porwal Click Here For Abstract
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The analysis of blood cells in microscope images can provide useful information concerning the health of patients; however, manual classification of blood cells is time-consuming and susceptible to error due to the different morphological features of the cells. Therefore, a fast and automated method for identifying the different blood cells is required. In this paper, we propose different methods to segment Red Blood Cell (RBC), White Blood Cell (WBC) and Platelets. Image segmentation is the most important step and a key technology in image processing which directly affect the next processing. In human blood cell segmentation cases, many methods were applied for obtaining better results. It is basically an improved visualization to observe blood cell under blood smear process. In this paper, we review some of the general segmentation methods that have found application in classification in biomedical-image processing especially in blood cell image processing. Basically, segmentation of the image divides the whole image into some unique disjoint regions. The fact that the segmented image should retain maximum useful information and discard unwanted information makes the whole process critical. |
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Title : The Impact of Maintenance Policies on Some Items of ISO (9001-2000): A Survey Study in Industrial Companies in Iraq Authors : Mokhef Abd Alhussin Mokhef, Eris Elianddy b.Supeni, Nawal Aswan Abdul Jalil Click Here For Abstract
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The influence of maintenance policy on the industrial sector is highly important, where there is a significant correlation between maintenance policies and some of the items related to international standard (ISO 9001- 2000) such as infrastructure, work environment, control of the production and service operations, and the adjustment of the measurement and monitoring tools. The aim of this study is to provide the intellectual and workable framework that relies on the arguments of researchers and those interested in the fields of management, production and engineering operations to highlight the role of maintenance policies in contributing to the achievement of quality. The industrial and governmental sectors were selected in the province of Nineveh as an arena to do the field work. The sample of the study comprises of six governmental and industrial companies. Questionnaires are used as the main tool for data collection. The study shows the need for sites with appropriate physical working conditions of temperature, humidity, and ventilation to do work in order to ensure the quality of performance through the maintenance policies. |
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Title : ASSESSMENT OF FACTORS AFFECTING QUALITY OF SERVICE OF CELLULAR MOBILE NETWORK OPERATORS IN NIGERIA FOR THE PERIOD 2010 TO 2014 Authors : Asiegbu B.C., Ohuabunwa A.E., Nwakanma I.C. Click Here For Abstract
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Free competition and new network technology have increased competition and widened the range of network service available throughout the world. Unfortunately for cellular network service providers, loyalty is a rare trait among customers when it comes to choosing a particular mobile cellular system provider. Despite the huge financial commitment by companies into their respective communication technologies, users ultimately make decisions based on their perceived quality of service (QoS). It is the researcher’s intention to identify the factors affecting the Quality of Service of cellular mobile network providers in Nigeria and put their effect in quantifiable terms. This study span for four years [2010-2014] and four leading telecommunication firms were selected to represent the entire telecommunication industry. These firms include MTN-Nigeria, Globacom, Etisalat and Airtel. The primary source of data used in this research work was questionnaire while the secondary source of data include data from; Nigeria communication commission(NCC), the above mentioned four communication firms as well as data from the researchers in related topical issues. The main quantitative approach used was regression analysis and for the easy of handling the volume of data, the use of statistical package for social sciences [SPSS] software was used. It was discovered that six factors affect the quality of service of cellular mobile network: Network coverage/ Availability of service(X5), Call quality(X3), Price of service (X4) , Customer care(X2), Diversity of bundle option of service (X1) and Promotion/Offering of Incentive(X6). A predictive model was derived as : Y = 3.731+0.565X5 + 0.440X3 + 0.221X2+ 0.189X4 + 0.165X1 + 0.097X6 |
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Title : PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF COOLING SYSTEM USED IN TRANSFORMER Authors : N. R. Pathare, V. S. Shende, P. V. Jadhav, S. M. Awatade Click Here For Abstract
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The life expectancy of the transformer largely depends on the temperature-rise in it. If the temperature-rise exceeds limits specified in the design standards, the aging of insulating materials is accelerated and also the capability of cooling medium is deteriorated. So, applicable limits of the temperature-rise are essential in designing transformer and coolers, demanding the estimation of the thermal behavior of transformer. In order to analyze the temperature Characteristics of the transformer, the numerical analysis by using ANSYS has been carried out, and temperature-rise test to verify computed results was made. The results obtained in this study show that there is a good agreement between computed results and experimental one. |
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Title : The impact of Asset Quality on Profitability of commercial Banks in Kuwait Authors : Bellaouar Slimane, Bouglimina Aicha Click Here For Abstract
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Asset quality management has recently received much attention in the banking industry. The aim of this study is to examine the effects of loan quality on bank profitability in Kuwait using data obtained from the annual reports and accounts of the two largest banks listed on the Kuwait Stock Exchange based on market capitalization with a sample interval for the period from 2002 to 2013, using the return on assets and return on equity ratio as proxies for bank profitability. A panel regression model is employed to examine if bank asset quality and profitability are positively correlated .The results showed that a bad asset ratio is negatively associated with banking profitability, The results further support the hypothesis that higher quality of loan processing activities before loan approval is required to process problematic loans, and thus higher banking profitability will be. |
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Title : Islamic Banking and Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from Saudi Arabia Authors : HADJILA Asma, MENAGUER Noureddine, El AID Mohamed, BENBOUZIANE Mohamed Click Here For Abstract
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Islamic banking started four decades ago in Saudi Arabia and was expected to have a significant relationship and contribution towards the economic growth of the country. This study aims to investigate the long run and dynamic relationship between Islamic banking and economic growth in the case of Saudi. The annually time-series data of total Islamic Bank financing (IBF), real Gross Domestic Product per capita (GDP), gross fixed capital formation (GFCF) and Trade activities (TRADE) from 2000 to 2012 are used in this study. Using cointegration and Granger’s causality method, we found that there is evidence of a unidirectional relationship between Islamic bank Financing and GFCF that supports «Supply Leading» hypothesis. Thus Islamic Banking influences the economic growth of Saudi by increasing its Investment. It implies that the development of Islamic banking is one of the policies, which should be considered by the government to achieve highrates of economic growth. |
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Title : Evaluation uncertain investment by Monte Carlo Simulation using Crystal Ball Case Study for a project of ANSEJ (Cyber Cafe) Authors : Mr. Refafa Abdelaziz, Dr. Benhmida Mohamed, Dr. Ouraghi Sid Ahmed Click Here For Abstract
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This research Addresses a thorny issue and perpetually renew, Evaluation of investment projects under uncertainty, theoretical elements response Are available from a discursive reading of the relevant literature, We proposes to study this question for the case of a small Algerian company when we are trying to evaluate a Cyber Café through a fairly robust method namely the Monte Carlo simulation, The results show the great capacity of these methods, Including Monte Carlo simulation to provide relevant information to build a near-optimal decisions in an uncertain future |
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Title : Boron concentration in water samples of Dhi - Qar Governorate (in Iraq) Using Carmine method Authors : Thaer M. Salman, Teghreed A. Shaker Click Here For Abstract
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Significant risks for human health may results from exposure to non pathogenic toxic contaminants that are often globally ubiquitous in waters from which drinking water is derived to measure the Boron,, concentration in water samples in Dhi-Qar governorate in Iraq. The measurements were performed by analyzing the water samples collected from 45 location using Carmine method.The Boron concentra- tions which is obtained ranged from 0.25151 ppm in Al-Fhued-al-amaira (1) to 1.05782 ppm in AL- Garma - Center (1) in water samples. The results are presented and compared with other studies. The results could be utilized to make distinctive suppleme- ntary contributions when contamination event occurs and to implement water quality standards by concerned authorities to maintain radioactive contamination-free drinking water supplies for the people. The study further reveals that 45 surface water samples have boron below detection limit. The presence of boron in drinking water sources in this territory is of of natural origin. Thus, there is possibility of severe pollution problem with boron in near future. |
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Title : Transient Stability Improvement of Power System Using UPFC, a Case Study of 41-Bus Nigerian Grid System Modeled In PSAT Authors : Ocheni A, Ezechukwu O A, Ezeakudo C E, Ezendokwele C E, Umunna Click Here For Abstract
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This paper presents an approach to enhance transient stability of power system using flexible A.C transmission system (FACTS) devices. The study was carried out using 41-Bus Nigerian grid System as the case study. The UPFC was used to assess the improvement in power system stability after fault had occurred on the transmission line. The analysis was done using time domain simulation in PSAT/MATLAB Simulink environment considering a three phase faults applied on bus 10 of the Nigerian grid system. The transient characteristics of the rotor angle, angular frequencies and the output terminal voltage of the existing generators in the network were studied with and without UPFC installed. The results from the analysis shows that UPFC provide better damping during transient disturbance and enhances voltage stability |
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Title : DGS Based Micro strip Band pass Filter for Wireless Devices Authors : Pranita P. Padhye, Mrs J. H. Patil Click Here For Abstract
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Bandpass filters play a significant role in wireless communication systems. Transmitted and received signals have to be filtered at a certain center frequency with a specific bandwidth. This paper proposes an efficient technique to design a destructive ground structure (DGS) based microstrip bandpass filter. A dumbbell shaped DGS is used to design a microstrip bandpass filter. Here, a chebyshev type of bandpass filter is designed first and then by DGS the losses occurred in the gain will be minimized resulting in the miniaturizing the structure of bandpass filter. Furthermore, the extraction method of equivalent circuit parameters has also been derived. Demonstrating several simulations and comparisons on DGS circuits shows the validity of the proposed equivalent circuit model and modeling method. Also, by employing the proposed equivalent circuit of DGS, a harmonic rejection band pass filter is optimized. Simulation results for an optimized DGS based band pass filter for pass band from 5 GHz to 7 GHz are demonstrated. The simulation results agree with the theoretical ones. |
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Title : THE SIGNIFICANCE OF DESIGN OF M40 CONCRETE MIX Authors : Rohit Chahal, Dr. M.M.Pande Click Here For Abstract
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The scope of present study aims at providing the M40 concrete with an optimum quantity of fly ash content that could be used in structural work/ road construction with acceptable strength values such that the cost of construction may be reduced to a great extent. Moreover, it also helps in reducing the harmful impact of fly ash on environment |
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Title : Characteristic Impedance and Parametric Variation effects on SWCNT bundle Interconnect at 22 nm Technology Node Authors : Shailendra Mishra, R.P.Agarwal Click Here For Abstract
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single walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) holds extremely good electrical and mechanical properties in conjugation to their application in sub nanometer regime and a viable replacement to Cu interconnects. This indeed raises a need to realize their characteristic impedance and the analysis of their transient behavior under different mismatch conditions to optimize the performance of total circuitry. The paper intends to overview the safe amount of load mismatch tolerated by SWCNT bundles with configuration of varying lengths and diameters without any signal reliability issues. |
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Title : Green Marketing- Myths and Realities Authors : Anuradha Chavali, Thirumal Reddy .T Click Here For Abstract
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Purpose: At this moment in history, where there is abundance of alternatives that are green, the purpose of this study is to revisit the entire journey of green marketing since its inception in 1970s to the contemporary times, providing a critique to acknowledge the contribution of this marketing tool in bringing about a paradigm shift in both marketing strategies as well as purchase intensions. Approach: This paper employs an exploratory research relying on secondary research by reviewing existing literature to provide significant insight into the evolution of green marketing and give some indication as to why, when and how of it. Findings: The findings emphasizes on the need of firms for internalization and assimilation of their environmental mission and translating the same into subsequent business strategies for elevating the green purchase intensions. Practical Implications: The paper provides an insight into the much debated but rarely concentrated marketing tool to address the environmental concerns and issues of sustainable development. It would benefit the practitioners in formulating strategies that would enhance green purchase decisions. Research Implications/limitations: The generalization of research findings is questionable and the study needs further empirical evidences. Originality/value: The paper provides a conceptual framework for understanding the operationalization and internalization of this green revolution by the firms and will be instrumental in formulating relevant hypothesis for more definite investigation. |
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Title : ON THE CLASSIFICATION OF THE ALMOST r-CONTACT METRIC MANIFOLDS Authors : Virendra Nath Pathak, Geeta Verma Click Here For Abstract
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The vector space of the tensors of type (0,3) having the same symmetries as the covariant derivative of the fundamental form of an almost r-contact metric manifold is considered. A scheme of decomposition of into orthogonal components which are invariant under the action of is given . Using this decomposition there are found 12 natural basic classes of almost r-contact metric manifolds. The classes of cosymplectic, Sasakian, Kenmotsu, etc. manifolds fit nicely to these considerations. On the other hand , many new interesting classes of almost r-contact metric manifolds arise |
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Title : Honeypots: A Boon to Network Security Authors : Priyanka Walavalkar, Huzaifa Momin Click Here For Abstract
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Nowadays Computer Networks and Internet has become very significant since it satisfies people with varying needs by providing variety of proper services. Online bills, shopping, transactions and many other essential activities performed on the go by just a single click from our homes. It is a boon in this era; it also has its own risks and insecurity too. More efforts should be taken by industries to provide security to their networks and indeed not possible to offer a cent per cent security due to the intangible intelligence of hackers intruding into the network. This paper exploits the concept of honeypots for providing security to networks of industries which may not have custom intrusion detection systems or firewalls. This proposed paper extracts the various techniques used by hackers and creates a log of all hacker activities. Thus using this log, attackers can be prevented from hacking the production network system. |
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Title : The significance of Strength of Recycle Concrete Aggregate Authors : Aditya Singh Dhillon, Dr. Arvind Dewangan, Dr.D.P.Gupta Click Here For Abstract
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Efficient use of the demolished concrete would reduce the costs and definitely lead to conservation of the invaluable non-renewable sources of energy and hence must be given due importance. The demolished concrete could be used as aggregate for concrete resulting in large consumption of the material. Recycling is the act of processing the used material for use in creating new product. The usage of natural aggregate is getting more and more intense with the development in infrastructure area. In order to reduce the usage of natural aggregate, recycled aggregate can be used as the replacement materials. Recycled aggregate comprise of crushed, graded inorganic particles obtained from the materials that have been used in the constructions and demolition debris. These materials are generally from buildings, roads, bridges, and sometimes even from catastrophes, such as wars and earthquakes. This study involves the experimental investigation of effect of fly ash and rice husk ash on the properties of burnt clay bricks. Determine the properties of the bricks casted with varying proportions of admixtures is taken into consideration whether the admixtures can be used for the production of clay bricks. On seeing the present day demand for bricks, an attempt is made to study the behavior of bricks manufactured using, different waste materials like rice husk ash and fly ash. The main aim of this work was to compare the compressive strength of the bricks. The bricks were made, sun dried and burnt in a kiln, and then with the help of Compression Testing Machine (C.T.M.) finely their compressive strength was calculated. From this test in this research work it was concluded that the bricks with fly ash as the waste material admixture, gave the highest compressive strength. |
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Title : AN APPROACH FOR SPACE DEBRIS CLEANING USING SPACE BASED ROBOTS Authors : S. Srikrishnan, Dr. P.K. Dash, Dr. S. Nadaraja Pillai, S. Arunvinthan Click Here For Abstract
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Since the origin of space age, manmade satellites have been commissioned into the orbit and those satellites have a senility of twenty years. For about more than five decades, these dead satellites have been accumulating around earth’s orbit, which contributes for significant amount of the debris. As a number of dead satellites in the earth’s orbit are steadily increasing, space debris, if left unchecked, will eventually pose a serious hazard to near earth space activities and effective measures to mitigate it are becoming quintessential. Additionally, if those satellites were brought back, they can be cannibalized for materials which help reducing the production cost for new satellites. Many methods have been proposed earlier for space debris cleaning. But the target has mostly been smaller debris (1 – 10 cm) as it is fatal and proposes a serious mitigation. The approach of fetching back older satellites which is a major source for the debris formation in space has been minimally broached and they are not yet confabbed in a detailed way due to the entailed expenditure incurred in missions. In this paper we come up with a robotic satellite accoutered with weldable deorbit thrust rockets in the hull to target LEO dead satellites. The concept is to couple the de-orbiting rockets to the dead satellites and tote them back. |
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Title : The Study of Strength characteristics of concrete using crushed stone dust with special reference to fine aggregate Authors : Bhanu Pratap Singh, Er. V.K. Ahuja Click Here For Abstract
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Two basic mixes were chosen for natural sand to achieve M 20 and M 30 Grade concrete. The equivalent mixes were obtained by replacing natural sand by stone dust partially and fully. Test results indicate that crushed stone dust waste can be used effectively to replace natural sand in concrete. Concrete made with this replacement can attain the same compressive strength, comparable tensile strength, modulus of rupture and lower degree of shrinkage as the control concrete. .In the experimental study stone dust, the cubes were tested for 7days and 28days compressive strength 0%, 20%, 50% and 100% replacement of fine aggregate by stone dust in M25 and M30 grade concrete. The 7 days 28 days compressive strength is shown in tables 4.2 to 4.3and 4.6 to 4.7 respectively. The 7 days and28 days flexural strength beams obtained by replacing 0%, 20%, 50%, and 100% fine aggregate with stone dust is shown in tables 4.4 to 4.5 and 4.8 to 4.9 respectively. The result of cylinders that were tested for 28 days is shown tables 4.10 to 4.11.It has been observed that the result obtained in all compressive, flexural and spilt tensile strength are comparable with that of concrete with stone dust. |
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Title : A Technique for Conversion of Regular Expression to Finite Automata and Vice-versa Authors : Ashwani, Shabnam Sangwan, Sunita Kumari Click Here For Abstract
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The theory of computation is the branch of computer science and mathematics that deals with whether and how efficiently problems can be solved on a model of computation using an algorithm. In theoretical computer science, automata theory is the study of abstract machines and the computational problems that can be solved using these abstract machines. These abstract machines are called automata. Finite automata can be deterministic and non-deterministic. Every regular language that is described by non-deterministic finite automata can also be described by deterministic finite automata. Regular expressions [6] also denote regular languages, which consists of strings of particular type. The patterns of strings described by regular expression are exactly same as what can be described by finite automata. It means every formal language defined by any finite automata is also defined by a regular expression. |
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Title : Experimental Analysis of Jamming on Various Parameters Associated with Mobile Ad-hoc Networks (MANETs) Authors : Henna Khosla, Rupinder Kaur Click Here For Abstract
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MANETs are the networks having array of nodes such that the functionality of each node is independent of the infrastructure and are still a part of the whole network. Need of security is growing with the advancements of MANETs because MANETs may interact with hostile environment. Due to this interaction there may be some DoS attacks on the data sent by us. Jamming comes under DoS attacks. In these attacks, the desired data is banned from being received at the receiver such that various effects on the desired communication are obtained that are undesirable for smooth communication. So we need to secure our data from such attacks. But this security of MANETs is difficult due to various computing constraints and inherent resources. So we have shown the effects of jamming on parameters (Energy, Routing overhead, No. of hops travelled, throughput and packet loss) associated with MANETs |
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Title : Changing Consumer Dynamics - Impact on Shopping Behavior Authors : Dr.K.Aparna, Dr.P.Murali Krishna Click Here For Abstract
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Driven by changing lifestyles, rising income levels, favourable demographic patterns and with the entry of corporate sector, Indian retail is growing like never before. It is going through a transformation and the emerging market is witnessing a significant change in its growth pattern. Both existing and new players are experimenting with new retail formats. These emerging retail formats provide wide variety to customers and offer an ideal shopping experience with an amalgamation of product, entertainment and service, all under a single roof. Changing tastes and preferences of consumers’ are leading to radical transformation in lifestyles and spending patterns and this in turn is giving rise to spurt in new business opportunities. Consumer dynamics in India is also changing and the retailers need to understand the changing dynamics and its impact on shopping behaviour and formulate their strategies accordingly to deliver the expected value to the consumers |
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Title : Improvement of Voltage Profile by a Novel Control Algorithm Based Dynamic Voltage Restorer Authors : Kalyan Sekhar Banda, Sk.Nazeer Click Here For Abstract
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This project gives the systematic procedure of the modeling and simulation of a Dynamic Voltage Restorer (DVR) for power quality problem, voltage sag based on Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) technique. This problem is reduced by using custom power devices. The control of the Voltage Source Converter (VSC) is done with the help of PWM. The proposed DVR is modeled and simulated by using MATLAB/Simulink environment. |
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Title : ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENT USING EMOSPARK Authors : Glory V. Umoh Click Here For Abstract
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The paper reviews the meaning of Emospark, why Emospark, Objectives of Emospark, How it works, Hardware specification, connectivity features connecting the gap and its various advantages and disadvantages. It also considers the current progress of this technology in the real world and its structure. Then finally, this paper concludes by analysing the future potentials of Emospark. |
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Title : Automatic Blank Size Calculation of Sheet Metal Drawn Cylindrical Parts Based on NX Platform Authors : Anant Yajurvedi, M.B. Mandale Click Here For Abstract
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The Deep Drawing Process in sheet metal Processing, has wide scope for producing cup shaped components for various applications such as fuel tanks of vehicles, fan cowls, side panels of two wheeler vehicles etc. In Deep Drawing Process the raw material is pressed with the Punch & Die assembly to produce the final shape. The raw material in this case is called as ‘Blank’. At present the ‘Blank’ size required for particular components is calculated by formulas available in books. This paper describes the Automatic Blank size calculation by customizing the CAD package for CYLINDRICAL parts to avoid repetitive, time consuming tasks. The research uses the Moment Area Method for calculation of Blank size. The CAD package used here is Unigraphics(NX) & VB.NET API is used to customize the NX. The Program is tested on a cylindrical component as an illustration. |
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Title : Fruit Quality Analysis Using PNN Authors : Patil Pritee U., Mr. S.V.Patil Click Here For Abstract
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Every year tons of fruits are processed in agro and food processing industry and Plenty fruits and vegetables are imported from the other nations such as oranges, apples etc. so manual identification of defected fruit is very time consuming which mainly affect on quality of fruit. . here we have discuss apple recognition techniques of normal and infected..In this paper quality of fruit is measured. As we know fruit quality depends on several factors such as size, shape, color and weight. This paper presents the work done for detection of fruits . we discussed for infected and noninfected fruit by using k-means clustering as a segmentation method and used PNN as classifier. |
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Title : Total Productivity determinants in Algeria using ARDL model Authors : ZEDDOUNE Djamel, BOUALI Abdelkader, belmokadem mustapha Click Here For Abstract
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the aim of this study is to examine and analyze the determinants of total factor productivity in Algeria during the period 1980-2011.Using the standard form of self-regression model with periods of delay spread ‘’ARDL’’. The study concluded, into this results like the importance of the effect of wages, exports and real exchange rate on productivity of the College where the contribution of this moral factors, consistent with economic theory where each wage has a positive impact on overall productivity growth either real exchange rate impact it negatively because of the existence of an inverse relationship with total productivity. |
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Title : Damping of structures with viscoelastic material literature review Authors : D.V.Kushare, Pankaj Beldar Click Here For Abstract
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In most of the structures vibrations are not desirable. For better performance we have reduce vibrations by means of active and passive vibration control. As there are many problems with active vibration control, use of passive vibration control comes in picture. There is wide range of viscoelastic materials which can be used as passive constrained layer damping method. In this paper ,scope is to find another materials which can be used as passive damping material. For calculating loss factor obrest beam is used with logarithmic decrement and half power bandwidth method. |
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Title : Modeling of Various Weather Conditions in WDM-FSO-PI (Polarization Interleaving) System in Comparison to WDM-FSO System Authors : Neha Gupta, Amandeep Singh Sappal Click Here For Abstract
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Polarization Interleaving technique has many advantages such as excellent SNR performance, freedom from interference of continuous channels of wavelength multiplexed channels etc and proves to be a good choice for it's applications in WDM-FSO system employing polarization Interleaving(PI). This paper investigates the performance of WDM-FSO-PI system under the effect of atmospheric turbulences in comparison to WDM-FSO which does not employ the technique of polarization Interleaving. In this work 128Gbps data is sent through 16 channels each of capacity 8Gbps and is transmitted over free space optical link. Performance analysis is done in terms of SNR, power and eye diagrams. |
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Title : Use of Sentiment Analysis to Post Online Opinion Poll of Reviews Authors : Ms. Mrunal S. Pendharkar, Mrs. Sweta Kale Click Here For Abstract
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Opinion mining (also called as sentiment analysis) aims to understand people's thinking towards entities such as products like mobiles, etc. In opinion mining, an opinion word, or feature in short, extracts a thing or a feature of an entity on which users state their views. The proposed model is a new approach to the recognition of such features from unstructured textual reviews. The opinion features are assigned weights or frequency which is used to state the nature of reviews. It is, thus, important to extract the specific opinionated features from text reviews and associate them to opinions. The Proposed work generates syntactic relevant rules which are used to create a list of candidate rules from the given domain review database, for example, mobile or hotel databases. Secondly, for each standard feature candidate, its domain application score with respect to the domain-specific and domain independent database is calculated, which is termed as Intrinsic-Domain Relevance (IDR) score, and the Extrinsic Domain Relevance (EDR) score, respectively. Finally, candidate reviews with low IDR scores and high EDR scores are deleted. It is called as the Intrinsic and Extrinsic Domain Relevance (IEDR) criterion. |
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Title : STUDY OF MICROSTRUCTURE AND HARDNESS OF ELECTRON BEAM WELDED COPPER ALLOY Authors : Ben Austin B Alapatt, Neelesh Ashok Click Here For Abstract
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This paper reports a novel idea of metallurgical characterization of electron beam welded Copper-Chromium-Zirconium (CRZ) with stainless steel (SS) 316L by using Ni as an intermediate. EBW weldment was placed through a series of tests, and characterization includes; material composition (macroscopic and microscopic) and hardness survey on different test specimens. Prior to welding, CRZ material was solution annealed at 980°C for 15 min. After welding, the material was placed through a conventional post weld heat treatment cycle; i.e aging at 460–480°C for 4.5 hr.Macro and micro-analysis of the EBW weldments exhibited a columnar grain microstructure with the exception of a reduced Heat Affected Zone (HAZ), and less distortion weld. Mechanical hardness properties were evaluated at various metallographic locations, including the substrate, HAZ, and weld filler material. |
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Title : A Modified Approach for Inferring User Search Goal Using Feedback Session Authors : Harshal Kekan, Prof. Dhara T. Kurian Click Here For Abstract
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now a day’s use of internet is increasing rapidly. For broad topic each new user may have his different user goals. Hence the inference and analysis of the user search goals can improve the efficiency of the search engine and also reduce the time needed to search the query as unwanted data can get hide from the user and user get only his goal oriented search results. Currently everyone is searching on the internet and internet provides you ambiguous result of same things as it contains lot of information. In proposed method system will provide the information related to the user goals. In this paper we have discover a novel framework to discover the user goals by clustering the user search goals and then new approach to generate the pseudo document to represent the clustering effectively. At the end we have proposed novel approach CAP to calculate the performance of the search engine. |
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Title : THE STUDY OF CEMENTED TREATED BASE AND SUB-BASE WITH CRACK RELIEF INTERLAYER OF AGGREGATE BY USING OF IITPAVE SOFTWARE Authors : Ravinder, Dr. Arvind Dewangan, Dr. (Prof.) D.P.Gupta Click Here For Abstract
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The Research topic is “Design of a Flexible Pavement with Cemented Base and Cemented Sub Base” consists of designing a flexible pavement using latest IRC recommendation given in IRC: 37-2012. The study aims at reducing the thickness of the pavement and provide economical design with cemented base and cemented sub base. The cemented base and cemented sub-base is an important layer in the pavement structure. It mainly acts as a structural layer helping to spread the wheel loads so that the sub grade is not overstressed. It also plays a useful role as a separation layer between the surface and sub grade and provides a good working platform on which the other paving material can be laid and compacted. It can also act as a drainage layer. The selection of material and the design of the cemented base and cemented sub-base will depend upon the particular design function of the layer and also the expected in-situ moisture conditions. .In place of conventional layers of GSB and WBM/WMM in sub-base and base course of the pavement, cement treated base and cement treated sub-base layers can also be provided. A crack relief layer of wet mix macadam of thickness 100 mm sandwiched between the bituminous layer and treated layer is much more effective in arresting the propagation of cracks from the cementitious base to the bituminous layer. The aggregate layer becomes stiffer under heavier loads because of high confining pressure. If there is shoving and deformation in the unbound layer caused by the construction traffic, the granular layer may be treated with 1 to 2 percent bitumen emulsion of grade MS to avoid reshaping. |
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Title : A Survey on Image Fusion Techniques Authors : Rakesh Bhangale, Dr.P.M.Mahajan Click Here For Abstract
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the image fusion technique is the synergistic use of two or more sensors at the same time. Access to the image of a scene or image sequence information to be integrated to obtain the same target is more objective, providing a more fundamental understanding of processing technology. We give the framework of the overall system and explain its usage method. The system has many functions: image de noising, image enhancement, image registration, image segmentation, image fusion, and fusion evaluation. This paper presents a literature review on some of the image fusion techniques for image fusion like, Laplace transform, Discrete Wavelet transform based fusion, Principal component analysis (PCA) based fusion etc. Comparison of all the techniques can be the better approach for future research. |
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Title : Environmental Impact Assessment of Hydro Power Development - A Critical Review Authors : Agnivesh Uday Roy, Ajay Bharti, Ram Kailash Prasad Click Here For Abstract
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Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) has been regarded as both a ‘science and art’ reflecting the concern both with technical aspects of appraisal and the effects of EIA upon the decision making process (Kennedy, 1984). This paper reviews EIA of hydro power projects for the past five decades with emphasis on adoption of a holistic planning approach for development of river basin and stresses the need of giving importance to the basics of engineering, environment and economics. This paper gives stress on the practice of EIA being followed in respect with river valley project development in India and stresses the need of carrying out studies related to river basin management, carrying capacity and cumulative environmental impact assessment through an independent proposed Regional Environment Authority (REA) for the north east region of India which has many micro, mini, small and mega hydro power projects proposed in the mountainous rivers and rivulets spread over several river basins across the geographic boundary limit of states and join the river Brahmaputra in Assam. The river during its course flows through India and Bangladesh before culminating in the Bay of Bengal. Over the past five decades in India, we have looked upon the river valley projects from the perspective of individual project and development of the project area as a general routine outcome. Little or no attention has been given upon the overall impact on the river basin. The prime focus have been energy and revenue but now with the receding and depleting water resources and increasing future water requirement to meet the peak demand of all the projects operating simultaneously in the same river basin, there is a need to review the hydro power plan with a holistic approach and with relative to the comprehensive cumulative environment impact assessment of river basins carried out by proposed setup of REA for sustainable development of the entire region. Unplanned power generating system failure will lead to water grabbing and disputes, investment wastage on uncertainty and unsustainable development, justifying overuse as also misuse. |
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Title : Price war deficit the revenue of MTNL during 21st century: A case study to analyze the market share of MTNL Authors : Mr. Akshay Gupta, Prof. Madhukar R. Nagare, Mr. Ankit Wankhede Click Here For Abstract
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The mobile service in India is fastest growing market in world. It is now having the second largest number of mobile connections in the world after China. Mumbai financial capital and Delhi political capital of India are two metropolitan cities where mobile user is at larger number. There are more than five operators in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai including Thane it is becoming difficult for MTNL to retain their market share. MTNL and other operator are all making possible efforts to increase their market share. The mobile services provided by all of them are having almost same features. The MTNL is making all possible efforts to increase their market share. MTNL have tied up with software firms to provide content and niche services. They are adopting competitive strategy to differentiate their services from others. In order to penetrate the market they are offering the lowest call tariffs in the Delhi and Mumbai. The only way to earn profit is by the economy of scales. MTNL has positioned Trump and Dolphin its prepaid brand and postpaid brand as the most affordable mobile service in the market by providing Price Leadership in voice and data services. This has raised problem to MTNL which was one of the Navratna Company of Government before 2000. The objective of this research is to find how price war deficit the revenue of MTNL. A case study is to analyze the market share of MTNL. |
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Title : Analysis and Application of Various Kers (Kinetic Energy Recovery System) On Bicycle Considering Weight Limitations for Maximum Performance Authors : Shaik Himam Saheb, Ch.Dora Deepak, A.Vidya Sagar Click Here For Abstract
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“ENERGY NEITHER BE CREATED NOR BE DESTROYED BUT IT TRANSFORMS FROM ONE FORM TO OTHER.” In this transformation it may convert to either one form or different depending upon the forces acting, properties, type of materials and time etc.in many industrial applications this converted form of energy is also utilized to improve plant efficiency but major problem arises in recovery of this transformed energy. In automotive industry maximum amount of energy is wasted during braking. This problem is solved by the introduction of regenerative braking. Kinetic energy recovery system is a kind of regenerative braking system which has different approaches to store and reuse the lost energy. This paper mainly highlights the different ways of recovering energy using flywheel, super capacitors, batteries, hydraulic, hydroelectric actuators and influence of weight parameters for maximum performance of vehicle. |
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Title : Short notes on Solar PV and Wind Renewable Energy Sources Authors : P.Manikandan, Dr.S.P.Umayal Click Here For Abstract
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In this paper Solar Photovoltaic (PV) and Wind Renewable Energy Sources (RES) was discussed. RES plays an important role to minimise the greenhouse gases effect results to reduce the global warming and protect environment from NO2, CO2 emissions. In developing countries increases their power generation through RES (PV, Wind) also they develop their economy and stability. This paper covers the basic components and principle of Solar PV and Wind energy system. This paper will deliver the basic and special knowledge of basic and special knowledge of Solar PV and Wind energy system especially for UG and Diploma students. |
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Title : The Impact of Information Asymmetry on the Capital Cost Companies Authors : Parvaneh Azimi Click Here For Abstract
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The impact of information asymmetry on the capital cost companies a lot of the issues that this has caused in financial literature. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of information asymmetry on the capital cost companies listed on the Stock Exchange in Tehran. To this end, four different criteria were analyzed including cost of capital, cost of common stock, retained earnings cost of capital, cost of debt and the weighted average cost of capital. The results of 94 companies during 2008-2014 using combined data suggest that the information asymmetry and two other criteria weighted average cost of capital, the cost of capital, retained earnings and cost of capital, there is no significant relationship. Based on the above results, it can be said that the definition of operating capital expenditure on the presence or absence affects the relationship |
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Title : Experimental Study of Flexural Behavior of Simply Supported Homogenous and Partial Rcc Beam Authors : Arvind Proch Click Here For Abstract
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The experiment is aimed at investigating the flexural strength of partial and homogeneous beams and studying the cracks appearance at the interfaces and failure modes. A beam is a one dimensional (normally horizontal) flexural member which provides support to the slab and vertical walls. In a normal beam (simply supported) two zones generally arise, that is. Compression zone at the top and tension zone at the bottom. As we know that concrete is weak in tension and steel is introduced in the tension zone to take up the tension, but as strength of concrete is ignored in tension zone with respect to compression zone. So logically there is no concrete is required in the tension side. This concrete needs to be provided on the tension side to act as strain transferring media to steel and called as 'sacrificial concrete' Baring strain transferring issue, If this concrete has no tension then why we go for same grade of concrete which is used in upper zone? This is the basic question which led to the idea of concrete grade reduction in tension zone for RCC beams to reduce construction cost. The required tests were carried on in order to check the performance of the beams casted with the variation of grade of concrete in tension and compression zone. The test results were encouraging enough with the reduction in cost compared to the normally casted homogeneous beams. Eight beams were casted to achieve the objectives of this research. In this research we used four controlled (homogeneous) beams two of M25 and two of M30, and four partial beams in two different combinations that is, in first combination we used M25 in compression zone and M20 in tension zone and in second combination we used M30 in compression zone and M20 in tension zone. It was also found that there is not very large difference in flexural strength of homogenous and partial beams. So, the partial beams using lower grade of concrete in tension gave better results. The use grade variation in beams will not only results in achieving economy but also save on environmental degradation by minimizing the use of cement (decreasing the emission of Co2 produced during cement production) |
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Title : The Effects of Packet Drop Ratio and End-2-End Delay in AODV and TORA Protocol using Black Hole Attack in NS-2.35 on RHEL6 Authors : Dipika Jain, Ms. Sunita Sangwan Click Here For Abstract
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A network is basically a connection between two or more devices such as computers, telephones, mobiles and laptops etc. The connection can be either a wired connection or a wireless connection. Wireless network connection can be an infrastructureless network with no central administrator. Such a wireless network connection is termed as Adhoc networks. When all the nodes in this network are mobile, then the network is said as mobile adhoc networks (MANET). The nodes are mobile and can anytime freely enter or exit the network. The network has a dynamic topology, self-organizing nodes and is multihop in nature. The paper is about the general survey of the routing protocols and the black hole attack. This paper has two major sections, first is about the general MANET and second is the study of network simulator, NS-2 which concludes with the proceeding implementation work showing the effect of black hole attack on AODV and effect of the same on the TORA protocol over end to end Delay and Packet Drop Ratio as the parameters in the third section which is followed by the comparison and conclusion of the work |
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Title : A Review: Lempel-Ziv (LZ 78) Coding Authors : Harman Jot, Mrs. Rupinder Kaur Click Here For Abstract
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Hashing algorithm named two-level hashing that enables fast longest match searching from a sliding dictionary, and the other uses suffix sorting. The former was suitable for small dictionaries and it significantly improves the speed of gzip, which uses a naive hashing algorithm. A similar notion of “finite-state encryptability” of an individual plain-text sequence was defined, as the minimum asymptotic key rate that must be consumed by finite-state encrypters so as to guarantee perfect secrecy in a well-defined sense. Our main basic result was that the finite-state encryptability is equal to the finite-state compressibility for every individual sequence. This is in parallelism to Shannons classical probabilistic counterpart result, asserting that the minimum required key rate is equal to the entropy rate of the source. Gipfeli a high-speed compression algorithm that uses backward references with a 16-bit sliding window, based on 1977 paper by Lempel and Ziv, enriched with an ad-hoc entropy coding for both literals and backward references |
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Title : A Empirical Study on School Students Mentality of Government School Teachers in Coimbatore City Authors : K. Kavitha, Dr. P.B.Banudevi Click Here For Abstract
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Education is the only field where a School Student spends important years of their life, the formative years, and a maximum portion of their life. Many psychologists and experts from interdisciplinary sciences speak out that education does affect the pupils personal, social, emotional and psychological development. These years play a vital role in the students overall development and their field of socialization. The field of education is not only offers knowledge but also gives opportunity to do interaction with teachers, friends of same-sex and opposite-sex. These agents of the society keep shaping the child either positively or negatively towards future life. |
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Title : Performance Evaluation of Externally Modulated Optical Fiber Communication Systems Using Nrz, Rz Formats Authors : Dipali Goyal, Er. Sonia Goyal Click Here For Abstract
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This paper introduces simulation of performance evaluation of optical fiber communication system using external modulation. Frequency chirps of direct modulated laser limits the fiber length to 4.78 km and 9.14 km under NRZ and RZ formats respectively at BER. The objective of this paper is to analyze the performance of optical fiber communication systems using externally modulated high-speed continuous wave (CW) lasers with different type of modulation formats. Electrical signals of return to zero (RZ) and non-return to zero (NRZ) formats with pseudorandom bit sequences are used to modulate the laser. . The performance of Non-Return-to-Zero (NRZ )and return-to-zero (RZ) modulation format for the optical communication system is analyzed. |
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Title : Performance Improvement of Mapreduce Through Dynamic Information Placement In Heterogeneous Hadoop Clusters Authors : Richa Jain, Amit Saxena, Dr. Manish Manoriya Click Here For Abstract
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One and most significant and rising application of massive information happens in social networks on the net, here billions of individuals of the planet connect and therefore the range of users at the side of their numerous activities is growing quick. The quantity of registered users in Facebook, the biggest social network within the world has been over five hundred million. One important task in Facebook is to grasp quickly the dynamics of user behavior trends and user wants supported massive information sets recording busy user activities. The MapReduce framework and its open supply implementation Hadoop give a scalable and fault tolerant infrastructure giant} information analysis on large clusters. However, MapReduce based mostly information warehouse systems are with success inbuilt major internet service suppliers and social network Websites, and area unit taking part in important roles for death penalty numerous daily operations like; internet click stream analysis, advertising analysis, data processing applications, and lots of others. In this paper, we tend to delineated a performance downside in HDFS (Hadoop Distributed File System) on heterogeneous clusters. impelled by the performance degradation caused by nonuniformity, we tend to designed and enforced a knowledge placement mechanism in HDFS. The new mechanism distributes fragments of Associate in Nursing input data to heterogeneous nodes in keeping with their computing capacities |
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Title : Effects of entrepreneurship communication skills of sport business managers on customer satisfaction Authors : Raham Armand, Gholamhasan Jafarzadeh, Mehdi Rastegari Click Here For Abstract
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Sport as a great economic, social and cultural sector has a dynamic and constructive interaction with entrepreneurship. Since the young are the audience of this (sport) business, for considering and meeting needs of this class of society, communication is addressed, because it is a competitive advantage and a main element of success. This research is a descriptive and correlational field study and an applied one in term of results. To collect data, questionnaire of Azmoodeh et al (2011) was used. After the existing information was evaluated and summarized by SPSS (Version 13), they were tested under Microsoft Windows. Statistical studies showed that there is a positive significant relation between communication skills and customer satisfaction (p≤ 0.01).Based on the results obtained from hypotheses and data analyses it can be concluded that there is a there is a significant relation between communication skills of managers of private sport clubs in Shiraz including interpersonal skills (verbal skills, empathy, active listening, respect, feedback) and nonverbal skills (cheerfulness and appearance), and customer satisfaction. |
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Title : Load Scheduling Of Tasks in Cloud Computing Using Honey Bee Behavior Authors : Monika Rathore, Sarvesh Rai Click Here For Abstract
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Cloud computing has recently rising technology, day by day having wide scope in future. Cloud computing is outlined as an oversized scale distributed computing paradigm that's driven by social science of scale during which a pool of abstracted virtualized energetically. the amount of users in cloud computing is growing exponentially. sizable amount of user requests tries to designate the resources for several applications that together with to high load shortly abroad faraway from cloud server. Whenever sure VMs square measure full then no additional tasks ought to be send to full virtual machine if below loaded virtual machines square measure out there. For optimize answer and higher time interval the load must be balanced among full and below loaded virtual machines. during this paper, Associate in Nursing formula is planned named honey bee behavior based mostly load reconciliation (HBB-LB), that targets to attain well balanced load across virtual machine. |
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Title : Hsu-Structure motivate the mathematical Space Authors : Virendra Nath Pathak, Geeta Verma Click Here For Abstract
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The purpose of the present paper, we have studied Hsu-structure motivate the mathematical space of circle in one dimensional manifolds. A manifold is a mathematical space in which every point has a neighborhood which resembles with Euclidean space, but in which the global structure may be more complicated. In the present paper, we have discussed the manifolds, the idea of dimension is important. For example lines are one dimensional , and planes two dimensional. In a one dimensional manifold , every point has a neighborhood that looks like a segment of a line. Examples of one dimensional manifold include a line, a circle and two separate circles. In a two dimensional manifold, every point has a neighborhood that looks like a disk. Examples include a plane , the surface of a sphere, and the surface of tours. The trivial example of an n-dimensional manifold is It is assumed that , in section one which contains a brief introduction to Hsu-structure of mathematical manifold and modeling of Hsu-structure manifold, while in section two, defines the special quadratic F-structure and proves some theorems. In section three , we have defined the mathematical modeling in one or more dimensional manifold. In section four, we have discussed the motivational examples of manifold and construct the figures. In section five, we have obtained the geometrical projection and define the slope of the geometrical equations with point (1,0) and (-1,0). In section six, we have calculated the Nijenhuis tensor with Hsu- structure and proved some theorems. In the end; we have discussed the important role of mathematical space. |
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Title : A Study of male germ cells of Raphidopalpa-foveicollis and effects of Radiations on them Authors : Dr. Anil Kumar Khare, Dr. (Smt.) Archana khare Click Here For Abstract
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The coleopteran beetles have a world-wide distribution and are found on land, water and also in the air due to their great amount of adaptability in the environment. They are known to cause diseases and also damage food, fruits and vegetables. The red pumpkin beetle ( Raphidopalpa-foveicollis) severely damages vegetables belonging to cucurbitaceae family., researches on measures to control their growth and reproduction have been undertaken over the years. Until recently there have been two main aspects of controlling insects. Firstly, applied control such as by use of chemicals (pesticides and Chemosterilants). Secondly, natural control, such as biological control, by increasing the presence of natural predators of insects like birds, fishes, reptiles, mammals and by cannibilism. More recently integrated pest management (IPM) methods are being employed in which a combination of natural and applied control have been used. The effects of both ionizing and non-ionizing radiation on the male germ cells of coleopteran beetle Raphidopalpa-foveicollis has been investigated in the present study. The study also aims to find out as to what extent radiation alters the process of spermatogenesis and also what changes, it brings about in the quality and quantity of off-springs produced |
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Title : Improving Data Storage Security Based On Key-Base Algorithm in Cloud Computing Authors : Nikita V. Pathrabe, Prof. D. M. Khatwar Click Here For Abstract
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Cloud computing has a big problem as security and outsource about the data like edit, delete or update the data. Consumption of highly sensitive data or information on cloud having privacy problem. The data encryption may increase the security thread in some extends but it fall in the problem about data access fastly. The processes that we introduce is Searchable Symmetric Encryption (SSE) which allows retrieval of encrypted data over cloud. So in this paper we fully focus on data privacy issues with the help of Searchable Symmetric Encryption (SSE). Now this is the first time we are going to use similarity relevance and scheme robustness to solve the privacy issues. We found in some system or server that the data privacy is leaks with the use of Order-Preserving Encryption (OPE). To eliminate this leakage, we propose a Two-Round Searchable Encryption (TRSE) scheme that supports Top-k-multi-keyword retrieval. In TRSE we introduce a vector space model and homomorphic encryption methods. In that the vector space model will helps to provide sufficient search accuracy, which enables users to involve in the ranking. As a result, information leakage can be eliminated and data security is ensured. So through security and performance analysis show that the propose scheme in this paper guarantees about high security and fully efficient data management. |
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Title : Improving In Video Face Recognition under Occlusion Using HaarCascading Classifier Authors : Swati P. Kamble, Prof. R. K. Krishna Click Here For Abstract
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Identifying faces in images iseasier but face identification in videos is more difficult than that in images because of low resolution, occlusion, non-rigid deformations, large motion, complex background and other uncontrolled conditions make the results of face detection and recognition unreliable. It is a challenging problem due to the huge variation in the appearance of faces in video to achieve accuracy.The main objective of proposed system is to efficiently identify faces even in case of occlusion like glasses, etc. which results in accuracy of system.Facial occlusions, due for example to sunglasses, hats, scarf, beards etc., can significantly affect the performance of any face recognition system. Unfortunately, the presence of facial occlusions is quite common in real-world applications especially when the individuals are not cooperative with the system such as in video surveillance scenarios. While there has been an enormous amount of research on face recognition under pose/illumination changes and image degradations, problems caused by occlusions are mostly overlooked. The focus of this paper is thus on facial occlusions, and particularly on how to improve the recognition of faces occluded by sunglasses and scarf. We propose an efficient approach which demonstrates state-of-the-art performance on streaming video face recognizing in various genres of videos and label them with the corresponding relevant names. |
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Title : Effective Green Supply Chain Management in Industries Authors : Dr. A. G. Matani, M. S. Tripathi, Dr. S. K. Doifode, S. D. Gowardhan Click Here For Abstract
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After globalization of markets, organizations are striving very hard to improve their competitiveness in a globalised market. In the recent past, supply chain management (SCM) has played very crucial role in improving efficiency of different operations across whole value chain. In present economic scenario, organizations are trying to achieve sustainable competitiveness in global markets. Sustainability incorporates the concepts of economic, social, and environmental performance. Green supply chain management (GSCM) practices comprise green design, reducing energy consumption, reusing/recycling material and packaging, reverse logistics and environmental collaboration in the supply chain. This paper highlights latest developments in implementing green supply chain management practices towards making green supply chain management more effective and environmental friendly in various industries. |
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Title : Survey Paper on Different Methods in Data Mining Authors : Prof.D.G. Vyawahare, Mr. Aniruddha Suresh Wankhade Click Here For Abstract
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In new era the information and data communication technologies are highly used in the Business of Industry. The data warehouse is used in the many business value by improving the effectiveness of managerial decision-making. Basically such a process may open new assumption of dimensions, detect new invasion of patterns, and raises new data with security problems. Rough Sets Theory Based Multimedia Data contain graphics, animations, video, sounds, music, texts etc. This theory represents a promising technique in imperfect data analysis which has found interesting extensions and various applications that handle imperfect knowledge, such as Bayesian inference, fuzzy set, rough set, neural network, decision tree etc |
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Title : Understanding the Effectiveness of teachers in Higher Education in Relation to their Demographic and Educational Characteristics Authors : Dr. Asha Thakur, Monika Shekhawat Click Here For Abstract
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The present paper deals with teaching effectiveness of higher education teachers in relation to their demographic and educational characteristics. The objective of the research is to study demographic and educational characteristics of teachers and their relation with different dimensions of teaching effectiveness i.e. Teacher as a person, Classroom management and organization, planning and organizing for instruction, implementing instruction, monitoring student progress and potential. The data is collected from different Engineering & MBA institutes at Jaipur district in Rajasthan through Survey cum Explorative descriptive research method. The Self constructed –Teaching effectiveness questionnaire was used to collect the data with some statistical techniques i.e. mean, standard deviation, f-test, and correlation were used for statistical analysis of the Data. Result shows that the demographic and educational characteristics of higher education teachers have influenced on different dimensions of their teaching effectiveness. |
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Title : An empirical study on Rural Households perception towards Financial Inclusion Authors : Sellan. M, Dr.Aravazhi. D, Dr.Vinod Kumar.G Click Here For Abstract
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World bank has reported that 70 per cent of the world’s population lives in rural area and around 68 per cent of them in Asian countries. According to the National Census 2011, nearly 70 per cent of the Indian population live in villages, rest them in cities. The Reserve bank of India (RBI) noted that 50 percent of the Indian population does not own bank account. In spite of India’s reputation as strong financial system, studies and reports mark unhealthy rate of banking diffusion and lower awareness level on banking practices among rural population. In order to penetrate into the rural market, RBI initiated wide range of tools and mechanisms that will include the rural population. The financial inclusion mechanism was sort to compliment the inclusive growth of Indian rural population. The state level banking committee (SLBC) has reported that most of the villages have been included in the folder of financial inclusion plan. The primary question is has it diffused enough and are the rural public aware of the financial inclusion mechanism? Therefore this paper looks to study the rural households’ perception towards Financial Inclusion. The paper concentrates on understanding the rural households’ awareness level, attitude, and satisfaction towards financial inclusion features. It is a descriptive study resting on the primary data source using structured questionnaire. The survey through stratified random sampling was done to cover villages of Tiruvannamalai district. Quantitative approach was followed for data analysis using percentile, mean and ranking methods for interpretation. |
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Title : Viability of Minimum Quantity Lubrication in turning operation on MS Brite Authors : Syed Mohsin Ashfaquddin, Prof. Rahul. D Shelke Click Here For Abstract
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Metalworking fluids (MWF) are known to provide many benefits to ensure that metal parts can be machined in a cost-effective manner. The positive features of metalworking fluids have long been established and include friction reduction, cooling, corrosion protection, welding protection from the tool to the workpiece and the washing away of metal chips. In the continuous quest for reducing the use of coolants in machining, only one process can offer a near-term solution for practical applications. This process uses a minimum quantity of lubrication and is referred to as “MQL”. In MQL, an air–oil mixture called an aerosol is fed into the machining zone. Compared to dry machining, Aerosols are generated using a process called atomization, which is the conversion of bulk liquid into a spray or mist (i.e., collection of tiny droplets), often by passing the liquid through a nozzle. MQL has the advantages of being inexpensive and simple retrofitting of the existing machines, same cutting tools used for flood MWF will work, easy to use and maintain equipment etc. However, these advantages do come at a cost. The most prohibitive part of switching to dry machining is the large capital expenditure required to start a dry machining operation. This paper aims at doing a systematic study and review of the available information about minimum quantity lubrication to evaluate its present status in the research and thereby draw some conclusion about its feasibility of application in the practical world. |
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Title : Compression and Analysis of ECG Features Using Optimal Polynomial Approximations Authors : Daniel Tchiotsop, Valerie Louis Dorr, Pierre Kisito Talla, Medard Fogue Click Here For Abstract
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The electrocardiogram (ECG) is a signal reflecting the electrical activity of the heart muscles. Computer processing of ECG signals has been a very active area of research for decades. All modern recording systems of ECG incorporate compression software, automatic analysis and a guide for interpretation of the signal. The ECG signal is usually modeled by descriptors to facilitate the automatic analysis. We have proposed in this work, the modeling of the characteristic waves of ECG signal by the low degree polynomials, prior to compression and automatic analysis. To this end, we have implemented a complex QRS detection algorithm, and the extraction of the characteristics wave or intervals is carried out semi-automatically. Each segment of the extracted signal is then approximated by polynomials of low degrees, so that the error between the original signal and the approximation polynomial is minimum. Compression consists in keeping a small number of polynomial coefficients to store or transmit the signal, instead of the large amount of samples values. We have obtained very satisfactory results as regards the compression with very high compression ratio and low values of PRD (Percent Difference square root). We have also shown that the coefficients from the polynomial approximations can be used for the automatic analysis of the signal, especially in the estimation of peak values of the waves and determining their concavities. It is possible to establish correlations between the coefficients of the polynomial approximation and the energy of the signal, and also the spectral congestion of the signal. Similarly, tools of intelligent systems such as artificial neural networks and fuzzy logic may be associated with the polynomial coefficients for the automatic interpretation of the ECG signal. |
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Title : Environmental Assessment of Petrochemical Plant Effluent Authors : A.C. Nkwocha, I.C. Ekeke, P.I. Oghome, S.O. Opebiyi Click Here For Abstract
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The objective of the study was to evaluate the physicochemical quality of effluent discharges from a petrochemical plant located in the Niger Delta, Nigeria, relative to stipulated environmental standard. Treated effluent samples were collected at the point of discharge from the plant, and analyzed monthly for eight months. The results obtained were compared with the standard stipulated by FEPA - the environmental regulatory agency in Nigeria. Effluent temperature ranged from 24.8 -390C, with 90 percent occurrence value of 35.3oC, while the recommended level is 30oC. Effluents pH range of 6.7 – 12.9, was outside the permissible range of 6.5 – 8.5. Lead concentration attained a maximum value of 0.167mg/L relative to the set limit of 0.05mg/L. Other parameters such as BOD, TDS, oil and grease. were consistently within specified limits. The discharge of poorly treated and unregulated effluents into the environment and pollution arising from industrial disposal and effluent discharges are becoming serious environmental issues in many developing countries. The study revealed the need for proper effluent treatment and monitoring to ensure consistent quality that meets recommended standard. |
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Title : Design and Performance Assessment of a Spike toothed Drum Mechanism for Shelling of Castor Authors : Agidi Gbabo, Abdullahi Lukman, Alhassan Kuku, Ndagi Baba Click Here For Abstract
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The development and testing of castor shelling machine was carried out. The development of the machine was embarked upon in order to reduce the drudgery associated with the processing of castor seed. The machine consists of the shelling drum, external cylindrical casing, husk blower and power unit comprising a 5Hp electric motor, pulleys and belts. The blower was incorporated to facilitate easy and proper cleaning and separation of the seeds from the chaffs. Performance tests were carried out using 90kg castor seed which was divided into three 30kg sample each at 6%, 8% and 10% moisture content respectively. The samples were shelled and winnowed in the machine. The results showed that the machine had the highest shelling efficiency, cleaning efficiency and seed recovery percentage of 81.3%, 58% and 85% respectively at 6% moisture content. The lowest shelling efficiency of 45.9%, cleaning efficiency of 24.0% and seed recovery percentage of 30.5%were recorded at 10% moisture content. |
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Title : A review on Testing and Commissioning of Electric Pump Authors : R.Raja, M.Rajkumar Click Here For Abstract
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In this paper, the basics of Electric pump was discussed. The electric pump is one of the important electrical loads used in Agriculture, Power plants and many Industries. In addition the construction and working principle of Reciprocating and Centrifugal pump was neatly explained with necessary diagram. This paper covers the basic testing and commissioning procedure of centrifugal electric pump. This paper would be helpful for the Mechanical Engineer to understand the basic testing and commissioning concepts in electric pump |
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Title : Short notes on Plastic and Manufacturing of Plastic Components Authors : R.Raja, M.Rajkumar Click Here For Abstract
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In this paper, the basics of plastic material, types and various applications of plastic material was discussed in simple points. Plastic have important position in engineering materials. In addition, various factors influencing the Selection of Plastics material was explained in simple manner. This paper also covers the Moulding of Thermoplastics and Moulding of Thermosetting was explained neatly. Plastic components plays important role for making electrical appliances, pulleys, water tubes, tanks, packing etc. This paper would be helpful for the Mechanical Engineer to understand the basic concepts in Manufacturing of Plastic Components. |
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Title : Corrosion Inhibitors for Mild Carbon Steel in 0.1M H2 SO4 Acid using Cashew Extract Authors : Olawale.O, Akinmoladun A.I, Oyawale. F.A, Akinbami. P Click Here For Abstract
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There are several ways of tackling the issue of corrosion in the industry and one of such ways is the use of inhibitors which is eco-friendly. The aim of this study is to produce corrosion inhibitor via cashew waste extracts. Mild carbon steel with thickness 0.1 cm was used. It was cut into coupons of dimensions 4 x 5 x 0.1 cm. The cashew waste extract produced was used as a corrosion inhibitor on mild carbon steel in 0.1M tetraoxosulphate (vi) acid. It was observed that as the concentration of inhibitor increases, the inhibitor efficiency also increases. The optimal efficiency was observed at 87.3%. Surface morphology result showed that the presence of cashew extract on the mild- carbon steel formed a passive layer on the surface. It was concluded that cashew waste was an efficient corrosion inhibitor. |
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Title : Evaluate Contribution of Engineering Management to Output: A Model Building Approach for Manufacturing SMEs Authors : Houssein. M.A. Elaswad, Shahidul,M.I., Syed Shazali,S.T, Abdullah Yassin Click Here For Abstract
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this study aims to develop and test a model to measure the outputs and to evaluate the contribution of engineering management to outputs of manufacturing SMEs. The ultimate target is to evaluate the performance of machinery manufacturing SMEs. Based on literature review a mathematical has developed. Short term input-output data have used to test the developed model. The results revealed that elasticity of output in respect to labor is 0.6, capital 0.12, raw materials 0.18, and engineering management 0.234. The contribution of engineering management is found about 2.5 with a significant p-value (P-value>0.05).The findings concludes that the developed model is useful to evaluate the outputs of machinery manufacturing SMEs and engineering management contribution to outputs. Thus, the study successfully achieved the objectives of the research. |
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Title : Ranking Model of Companies Listed In Tehran Stock Exchange by Financial Ratios Indicators Authors : Hossein Azimi, Reza Pirayesh, Amir Eskandari VatanNazhad Click Here For Abstract
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Stock exchange is the official market for buying and selling stock and other securities and has special rules and regulations. Ranking companies in this market will make weak companies of the industry, measure their distance from the best ones and codify suitable strategies to reach to them; and superior companies will strengthen their position by proper programs and strategies. The current study examines the relation between financial ratios and ranking of companies. In this study, based on data of 5 years from 2009 to 2013, 147 stock exchange companies were examined in 4 groups, including liquidity ratios, debt ratios, activity ratios, and profitability ratios. Market ratios were also included for a better assessment; then ranking was done for data of 5 years using ELCTERE model; The results show that ROE ratios, working capital return, current ratios, quick ratio, liquidity ratio, inventory turnover, price-to-earnings ratio, total assets turnover are more effective in ranking companies. |
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Title : Power Factor and Harmonic Issues in BLDC Motor Drive System Authors : Neethu Alexander, Unnikrishnan L, Roshan Noushad Click Here For Abstract
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In this topic we are discussing the harmonics and power factor issues of BLDC motor.We studies various power factor correction converters that can be adopted for eliminating the harmonics and improve the power quality of power supply. Five different type of converters used for power factor correction of a Bldc motor (zeta converter, buck converter, Cuk converter, brushless buck boost converter, Luo converter) are analysed using block diagrams. A study of these methods and comparison of the advantages, disadvantages ,applications of these techniques for power quality improvement of BLDC motor is done. Most of these converters produce desired power quality when they are operated in low power applications extension of the study can be done to develop converters that can operate efficiently in high power also without much distortion and losses. |
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Title : Software Process Control on Time Domain Data: Rayleigh Authors : Mrs P.Padmaja, Dr G.Krishna Mohan, Dr. R.Satya Prasad Click Here For Abstract
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Software reliability process can be monitored efficiently by using Statistical Process Control (SPC). It assists the software development team to identify failures and actions to be taken during software failure process and hence, assures better software reliability. In this paper we propose a control mechanism based on the cumulative quantity between observations of time domain failure data using mean value function of Rayleigh distribution, which is based on Non Homogenous Poisson Process (NHPP). The Maximum Likelihood Estimation (MLE) method and Regression methods is used to derive the point estimators of a two-parameter Rayleigh distribution. |
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Title : Comparison of ARMA and ARMAX stochastic models for Karoon river time series generation and forecasting Authors : Sima Safarkhani, Javad Karimi Parchian Click Here For Abstract
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Title : A Review Paper on Cavity-Backed Slot Antenna Authors : Pradeep Kumar Sahu, Puran Gour Click Here For Abstract
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Low profile cavity backed slot antenna entirely realized by multilayer printed circuit board (PCB) structure has been efficiently working now a day. This paper presents a comparative study of various Cavity-Backed Slot Antenna. A brief review of various kind of cavity backed slot antenna based on their performance. Comparative result is shown in the table shown in the further section of this paper |
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Title : Seawater Desalination for Environment and Economic Sustainability: A Case Study at Sadong Jaya Pilot Plant Authors : Shahidul Islam, Ting Ching Hung, Lee Man Djun, Shahnur Begum Click Here For Abstract
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Pre-treatment of seawater appears a vital processing unit for maximizing technical efficiency of water desalination plant. Recently developed membrane technology is more popular than former thermal technology due to its lower risk investment options with higher productivity and less harmful effects on environment. This paper is designed to bring insight into the operation process of the Sadong Jaya desalination plant being installed at Sarawak, Malaysia. This paper aimed to reveal the potable water production performance of the plant. Data recorded in the operating log book were verified with plant operations manual and plant design parameters. Verified data were used to estimate the production performances. Findings showed that the production performances were within acceptable economically and environmentally sustainable level. The capacity utilization of the machineries, economic efficiency and benefit cost ratio of the plant operation appeared to be 69%, 1.25 and 1.5 respectively, which are within sustainable level. Information was being generated from operation of this plant would be useful for building and operating other plants to produce potable water from the same nature of saline water. The findings would also be useful in policy making. This paper suggest for further study on the plant operations to reveal the non-value added inputs being used in production process in order to find out the amount of plant inefficiency. |
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Title : Big Data Analysis and Tools Authors : Vasumathi.B, Vivek.P, Nagarjun.P.B. Click Here For Abstract
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Data has become an indispensable part of every economy, industry, organization, business function and individual. Big Data is a term used to identify the datasets that whose size is beyond the ability of typical database software tools to store, manage and analyze. The Big Data introduce unique computational and statistical challenges, including scalability and storage bottleneck, noise accumulation, spurious correlation and measurement errors. These challenges are distinguished and require new computational and statistical paradigm. This paper presents the literature review about the Big data Mining and the issues and challenges with emphasis on the distinguished features of Big Data. It also discusses some methods to deal with big data. |
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Title : Strategic Review of Human Resource Management in Public Schools of Bhopal District Authors : Prof. Jitendra Singh Chouhan, Dr. Kiran Reddy Click Here For Abstract
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This paper discusses research based findings, theoretical framework and practical recommendation developed for strategic human resource management of public schools in Bhopal district and thereby enabling them to be more attractive, retentive and employee oriented. There is a growing concern of teacher shortages in India and as per some of recent reports it has also severely affected pupil teacher ratio across the country. As per DISE (District Information System for Education) report 2015, only 10% of schools meet the norms of RTE (Right to Education) act and this means delivery of quality of education is very low which has led to higher number of school dropouts as well. As such schools need to manage their workforce strategically in order to attract and retain best of the talents available and this has been supported through our proposed SHRM (Strategic Human Resource Management) Model for schools. This research conducted in 57schools of Bhopal district also revealed that level of implementation of strategic HRM varies from low to high. Delphi study findings also confirmed that shortage of teachers will become an issue within 5years in Bhopal district. Moreover some of the human resource management strategies which can be effective in raising the overall attraction and retention of teachers in public schools are also discussed. |
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Title : Numerical Solution of the Poisson Equation in Nonrectangular Domains Authors : Dr.Cuneyt Ezgi, Dr.lbrahim Girgin, Omer Faruk Cakmak Click Here For Abstract
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In this study, finite difference numerical solution of the Poisson equation in nonrectangular domains is introduced and a 2D case study in nonrectangular domain is presented. The problem is solved both manually and numerically with Matlab. Both results are compared. The temperature distribution solution of Poisson equation is presented in 3-D and contour plots |
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Title : Organizational Change A Psychological and Emotional Perspective Authors : Chitra Sharma Click Here For Abstract
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In the current climate of economic pressure and evolving political priorities, organizational change is becoming an increasing priority. However, change is a complex process that can have negative as well as positive outcomes and as such it is worth looking at the available evidence so that the process is conducted as efficiently and effectively as possible. Change needs to be associated with a sense of urgency and must be propelled by various driving forces that need to be stronger than the restraining forces. Persons leading a change effort need to understand what to expect at the emotional level of the change experience and the psychological phases people must go through to adapt successfully to changes affecting their work patterns. An individual’s perception of a change situation determines whether resistance will occur. The same situation can be perceived as a positive change by one person and a negative change by another |
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Title : Twenty First Century Human Resource Management Practices: Why Does Organizational Justice Matter? An Examination of Effect of Perception of Organizational Injustice on Work Alienation and Organizational Citizenship Behavior Authors : F.H.Abdul Rauf Click Here For Abstract
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Looking at the human resource from strategic perspective with innovations has been recognized as the main source of competitive advantage in the 21st century. The level of engagement and extra contribution such as organizational citizenship behavior from human resource is crucial for organizational development and, it is depending on the efficient workplace human resource practices. Managing the employees strategically also requires the human resource practices to be fair. If employees are treated injustice they may experience work alienation. On the other hand, injustice perceptions may negatively influence organizational citizenship behavior. This study takes into account the perceived organizational injustice of 224 Sri Lankan employees, and examines whether they have effect on organizational citizenship behavior. Furthermore, it also examine whether work alienation, which has snot referred previously in organizational justice literature has mediating effects on this relationship. Results support that organizational justice is related to organizational citizenship behavior, and employee work alienation is demonstrated to be a mediator in this relationship. This is the first empirical test of this relationship. Implications of findings are also discussed. |
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Title : Eurozone, Corporate Governance and Corporate Restructuring in Shipping Authors : Thalassinos.I. Eleftherios, Zampeta. S. Vasiliki Click Here For Abstract
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The main aim of this paper is to investigate the latest developments in European Union (EU), the new corporate governance schemes, as they are imposed by the capital markets and the corporate restructuring in the shipping sector in the new European financial environment (Basel I, II and III). European Monetary Union (EMU) is expected to influence the corporate governance and the corporate structure of the financial institutions by imposing new borrowing criteria for major clients among them shipping companies. Immediately after the establishment of EMU some new initiatives have been approved leading to a better system in terms of corporate structure and control. Among these initiatives were, an action plan for financial services, concerning the corporate law and the corporate governance for the enforcement of the obligatory accounting control and some initiatives related to structural organization in all borrowing stages. These developments forced the financial institutions to impose new borrowing criteria as well as more detailed controls in loans. Shipping industry, a highly capital intensive sector, has to follow closely these developments in order to keep in track with the banking industry. In addition shipping industries have to adjust their organizational schemes to fulfil these requirements in the best possible way. The present study grasps on a doctoral thesis aiming to analyze the adjustments associated with these developments of the Greek owed shipping companies and how these adjustments have been evaluated by the top management based on a market research we have contacted. |
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Title : Marital adjustment among Married Working women with respect to Income level Authors : Yamini Vyas Click Here For Abstract
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A woman has to play the dual role in the society . Being a woman, she is expected to look after the domestic front whereas being an employed person, she is expected to work efficiently and professionally. For having a harmonious life, a woman has to make so many adjustments in their lives. In this study, women working in technical educational Institutes, from Indore were studied. for this 100 working women(N=100) were chosen as per their work in the Institutes, teaching or Non-teaching. A socio- demographic questionnaire were used. The findings revealed that the high income group women has to make less adjustments as compare to the low income group women. And area wise, women worked in teaching profession are more satisfied than the non-teaching professionals. |
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Title : Investigating the Impact of Usage of Geogrid in Increasing the Pavement Bed Bearing Authors : Hussein Hemati, Behzad Kalantari Click Here For Abstract
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In the recent years, the use of the geosynthetic productions has increased as an effective element in many constructions and environmental projects. In this essay, the impact and the amount of effectiveness of the Geogrid networks buried at different depths in the level of road building technics has been modeled according to the machines loading in the road bed. For this purpose, first the numerical model has been extended by the finite element method and using the PLAXIS 2D v 8.6 software. Therefore, in this study, the road surface level considered as zero and geogrid placed in three levels and three depths of the road surface in the order (55cm and 40cm and 25cm) that has done in the order of: 1. Between the basis layer and under basis, 2. Among the layer and under basis, 3. Between the under basis layer and the bed and analysis. Geogrids and soils grains shows such a kind of being mobilized against the forces exerted on the levee that caused the resistance and bearing of the soil layers becomes more against the exerted forces and the life and durability of the roads levee increase |
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Title : Customize Apparel Design Online System: A Conceptual Solution Authors : Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan, Siti Aminah Mohd Ariffin, Puteri Nur Sakeenah Saiful Sidek, Nor Izianti Idris Click Here For Abstract
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Nowadays, everything is done online. Many traditional services are made online to ease customers. This conceptual paper propose on a web-based online system that offers customers to customize and design their own apparels, shoes and bags and provide designers a platform to advertise their designs. While there are many websites that provide customize apparel design for normal size people, there are only few websites (especially in local) for big size and tall people. Few short interviews have been conducted to collect information about plus size and tall people; and their buying behavior. The key objectives of this customize apparel design online systems are to ease customers to choice, buy and design their own items such as pants, shirts, blouse and shoes in one stop center. The system is also specialize in customize plus size and tall people because according to the interviews most of them had difficulty when finding apparels and shoes. By using the system, each of the customers can have their own unique design based on their preferences. This system also provides a platform for designers to upload and share their design for free. For this conceptual paper, literature reviews and three integrated suite of tools are being used to helps understand the context and to helps create value for the business and the customer segments. The three integrated suite of tools are the nine blocks of business model canvas (BMC), the value proposition design (VPD) and the environment map (EM). |
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Title : Neutron Yield Calculation of As (p,n) Se reaction with Odd Neutron Numbers for Energy Range (50-100) MeV Authors : Khalid H. Mahdi, Raafat Abdul H. Muslim, Aseel A. Yousife Click Here For Abstract
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As the difficulty of obtaining cross-sections for most of the isotopes and definite Energies in international ,we have extract unified set of semi-empirical formulas for calculating Neutron's yield depending on the mass number of the target and energy of projectile, either energy is single or a range .Data of cross-sections was collected against energies for the energy range (50-100) MeV from International Libraries (Koning, AJ; TENDL-2010-2012), for every interaction , then the stopping power of the incident proton by SRIM program was calculated , Neutron 's yield by (MATLAB) program (viir 2008 a) that being designed for this purpose; and the asymmetry energy for each isotopes also calculated ,then mathematical formulas has been extracted through a best fitting process between – asymmetry energy and Neutron's yield at energies (50,60,70,80,90,100 MeV) for targets with odd numbers of Neutron. The parameters that extracted from these formulas were tabled and drown with energy to get unified equation ,that we can corresponding the energy as a parameter in these equation when these equation drown in addition to the experimental and theoretical results they have good agreement with international theoretical results |
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Title : Ethics and Accountability of a Teacher for Environment Friendly Behaviour & Sustainability Authors : Preeti Srivastava, Dr. Savita Srivastava Click Here For Abstract
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Barbara Wards words at the Stockholm Conference on ‘Only One Earth’, (1972), “We have forgotten how to be good guests, how to walk lightly on the earth as its other creatures do”, are the harsh reality of the present scenario of our planet earth. We Homo sapiens are known as the highly intelligent species on earth. But in contrast like another species we do not act conscientiously with our environment. In recent years our prime priority is become to quench the thirst of personal greediness and selfishness. During this process, we do not hesitate to destroy the earth’s environment. It is true that we are transforming our self into the most selfish species without any pause. Thus this unfriendly and selfish behavior of human lead to the various major current problems of the earth like global warming, deforestation, ozone layer depletion, unavailability of fresh water, pollution, desertification, rising sea-level, extinction of several species and plants and climate change. All these problems gradually developed on the earth’s surface in the result of human interference in the natural environment. All these environmental problems rooted into the human behavior. Therefore for the sake of quality of earth’s environment, we need to urgently change human behavior towards environment. Precisely present state of environment is the vital call for environment friendly behaviour. In the context of cry for environment friendly behavior, accountability towards the environment becomes prominent stone in the achievement of environment friendly behavior from whole humanity towards their environment. As eminent scientist Albert Einstein has rightly said, “It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge.” This same supreme art of the teacher is required in inculcating the accountability towards environment. Similarly in the words of Mary Hatwood Futrell, President of Education International: “When the uncapped potential of a student meets the liberating art of a teacher, a miracle unfolds.” Thus, every teacher in every class-room, every day is performing a miracle which helps in shaping millions of learners to become worthy citizens of the world. |
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Title : The New Digital Age: Reshaping People, Nation and Business through Flipped Arena (Final Empirical Findings) Authors : Salisu Idayat Omolara, Panadda Auyphorn, MD. Habibullah, Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan Click Here For Abstract
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Flipped Arena can be seen as communication technique that consists of two parts: interactive learning activities, and direct computer-based individual instruction outside the four walls. The aim of this study to look into the flip arena where people can learn, in many area, where the old or physically challenge people can be able gain knowledge and speak freely. On the other hand introducing the rural area into the future. This research will provides an inclusive survey of respondence by students and people at different areas, data Analysis and empirical findings. Moreover, the final conceptual solution model will be established based on business model canvas (BMC) and VPD. |
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Title : Fault Detection System in Induction Motor Using Artificial Neural Network (ANN) Embedded into FPGA Processor Authors : Cesar da Costa, Christian Oliveira Santin Click Here For Abstract
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Electric induction motors have been used since the second industrial revolution in the nineteenth century to the present time in the model “automatic industrial production.” This demand for more modern and efficient engines makes searching for predictive maintenance more important in industrial settings. Failures in motors are due to a wide range of possible defects such as unbalanced rotor misalignment between devices, deformations on an equipment frame, lubrication failures, bearing failures, short-circuit between turns, phase imbalance, and broken-bar rotor fault. This paper proposes an automatic detection of broken-bar and bearing faults in induction motors. The study was conducted using motor current signature analysis based on the fast Fourier transform, and failure detection was processed by an artificial neural network (ANN) method embedded into an FPGA processor. |
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Title : Prevalence of Drowning Disaster in Mizoram Authors : Lalrokima Chenkual Click Here For Abstract
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Drowning is defined as respiratory impairment from being in or under a liquid. It is further classified by outcome into death, ongoing health problems and no ongoing health problem. Unintentional drowning is the third leading cause of unintentional injury resulting in death worldwide, accounting for 7% of all injury relate death Mizoram is one of the North Eastern States of India, located in 21º56' and 24º31' N latitude and 92º16' and 93 º 26’ E longitudes with the geographical area of 21,081 sq. km having population of 10,91,014. It is bounded by Bangladesh and Tripura state in the West and Myanmar in the East and South; Manipur state, India and Assam state, India in the North. Mizoram is a land of rolling hills, rivers and lakes. As many as 21 major hills ranges or peaks of different heights run through the length and breadth of the state and are separated by 12 major rivers which flow either to the north or south creating deep gorges between the hill ranges; these rivers have major and minor tributaries. Drowning due to River accident is a common phenomena which result in the death of average 40 person every year in the state that is more than other hazards like landslide, cyclone, earthquake and fire that need to looked into the matters as the incident become more and more every year. |
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Title : Histomorphological Effect of Alcoholic P.nigram Fruit Extract on Wistar Rat Models Authors : Pankaj Kumar Nirala, Prof. S.C.Dwivedi Click Here For Abstract
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Antifertility effect of alcoholic extract of P.nigram fruit on male and female wistar rat model were investigated. The alcoholic fruit extracts of P.nigram were administered orally to different groups of animals and further their effect on histology of ovary and testes were observed. In this research work different group of animals were administered with low (0.6ml/animal/day) and high dose (1.2ml/animal/day).After the completion of the experiment histomorphology of ovary shown decrease in follicular growth observed at low and high dose respectively compared to control ones. Testes histology revealed that the seminiferous tubular thickness at high dose decreases in diameter supporting the antifertility effect of extract.Antifertility effect of alcoholic extract of P.nigram fruit on male and female wistar rat model were investigated. The alcoholic fruit extracts of P.nigram were administered orally to different groups of animals and further their effect on histology of ovary and testes were observed. In this research work different group of animals were administered with low (0.6ml/animal/day) and high dose (1.2ml/animal/day).After the completion of the experiment histomorphology of ovary shown decrease in follicular growth observed at low and high dose respectively compared to control ones. Testes histology revealed that the seminiferous tubular thickness at high dose decreases in diameter supporting the antifertility effect of extract. |
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Title : A Hybrid Approach for Plant Leaf Disease Recognition Using Image Processing Techniques Authors : Abrham Debasu Mengistu, Dagnachew Melesew Click Here For Abstract
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Plant leaf disease recognition based on image processing provides quickly, more reliable diagnosis and control of plant diseases. 15 features were extracted (four morphology, five GLCM (gray level co-occurrence matrix) and six color features) were identified from the image of four kinds of plants i.e. maize, mango, banana and avocado. We were used and compare ANN (Artificial neural network) and SOM together with RBF (self organizing map and radial basis function) were used to recognize plant leaf diseases and compared. The experiments were conducted under four scenarios by using feature sets of morphology, texture and color separately, and finally combining the three feature sets. The total number of data sets is 10380. Out of these, 70% were used for training and the remaining 30% were used for testing. In general, the overall result showed that morphology and color features have more discriminating power than texture features and the recognition performance of combination of RBF and SOM is 92.96% and by far better than ANN. |
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Title : The Effect of Daily Life Activity Loads on Knee Joint Replacement of Overweight Subjects Authors : A. A. Alzahrani, I. Jusoh, S. Azam, M. S. Alsoufi, H. A. Ghulman, T. S. Mandourah Click Here For Abstract
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Knee joint experienced several magnitude of loadings in relation to usual daily life activities. Those activities vary from simple walking to climbing and ascending stairs. This paper presents result of study on the effect of loads onto Knee Replacement during six daily life activities for overweight subject group. The knee replacement has been modeled and simulated using ANSYS finite element software. The result shows that one legged activity cause minimum effect of forces and the moments on the knee joint replacement. Maximum forces and moment on the knee were caused by the stair ascending activity. Stand-up /sit-down and knee bend activities gives rather similar response magnitudes while level walking has an average values |
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Title : Evaluation of Recruitment and Selection Procedures A Case Study of an Insurance Company Authors : Dr. Chandra Sekhar Gotlagunta, Mrs. Sarvath Jahan, Dr. Keshamoni Srinivas Click Here For Abstract
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the greatest resource India has is its human resource and with it come life issues. Thus India obviously has a huge market for life Insurance. Today Indian Insurance Industry is growing rapidly, only 5 to 6 percent of the Indians insured so far. Now people realized the importance of insurance. There is great potential for Insurance companies operating in this sector. This paper focuses on recruitment and selection process in ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company Ltd. It is modest attempt to highlight the recruitment and selection process and evaluates its effectiveness |
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Title : Role of Plants in Constructed Wetland System Authors : Dr. Shalini Saxena Click Here For Abstract
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Wetlands, either constructed or natural, offer a cheaper and low-cost alternative technology for wastewater treatment. A constructed wetland system that is specifically engineered for water quality improvement as a primary purpose is termed as a ‘Constructed Wetland Treatment System’ (CWTS). In the past, many such systems were constructed to treat low volumes of wastewater loaded with easily degradable organic matter for isolated populations in urban areas. However, widespread demand for improved receiving water quality, and water reclamation and reuse, is currently the driving force for the implementation of CWTS all over the world. Recent concerns over wetland losses have generated a need for the creation of wetlands, which are intended to emulate the functions and values of natural wetlands that have been destroyed. Natural characteristics are applied to CWTS with emergent macrophyte stands that duplicate the physical, chemical and biological processes of natural wetland systems. The number of CWTS in use has very much increased in the past few years. The use of constructed wetlands is gaining rapid interest. Most of these systems cater for tertiary treatment from towns and cities. They are larger in size, usually using surface-flow system to remove low concentration of nutrient (N and P) and suspended solids. However, in some countries, these constructed wetland treatment systems are usually used to provide secondary treatment of domestic sewage for village populations. These constructed wetland systems have been seen as an economically attractive, energy-efficient way of providing high standards of wastewater treatment. Typically, wetlands are constructed for one or more of four primary purposes: creation of habitat to compensate for natural wetlands converted for agriculture and urban development, water quality improvement, flood control, and production of food and fiber (constructed aquaculture wetlands). |
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Title : Aerodynamics Drag Curtailment Using Phlegmatic Contraption Authors : Rengasamy.K, Irish Angelin S, Raja S, Kabilan Siranjivi Click Here For Abstract
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Drag reduction on the surfaces directly or indirectly increase the efficiency of the overall system. Reducing the drag consists of reducing viscous skin friction, delaying flow separation and boundary layer formation by external means. In this paper Passive technique is used for reducing the drag formation thereby delaying flow separation and boundary layer growth. This paper deals with a passive structure that results in a drag reduction greater than 5% reduction observed for riblets on aerodynamic wall structures by modifying the surface of the wall structure with micro-fibres that modify the coherent structures in the inner flow. A fibre kind of structure is developed to achieve the result. The modelling of the fibre structure is done and then analysed using with the standard atmospheric parameters. |
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Title : Developing an Inventory Management System for an Automobile-Spare Parts Local Distributor Authors : Yahya Saleh Click Here For Abstract
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This paper aims at developing an effective spare parts inventory management system at a local Palestinian distributor having an agency for a certain brand of auto spare parts. A set of spare parts is considered in the analysis by firstly classifying them into ABC classification based on real historical sales date. Proper forecasting models are derived for each category to estimate the future demand of each item. Then, estimates of relevant costs are identified for each category of spare parts items. Respective optimal ordering policies (with optimal order quantities and optimal ordering times) based on Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) models are determined such that the total annual spare parts inventory cost is minimized. A comparison with the current ordering policies adopted by the distributor with the ones obtained in by EOQ models is conducted where the EOQ-based policies outperform the current ones through yielding lower total annual inventory costs. |
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Title : A Review on Multimodal Approach for Thumb and Ear Biometric System Authors : Gurpinder Singh, Miss Varinderjit Kaur Click Here For Abstract
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Biometric is the science and technology of measuring and analyzing biological data of human body, extracting a feature set from the acquired data and comparing this set against to the template set in the database. Biometric systems based on single source of information are called unimodal biometric system. The performance of unimodal system is affected by noisy sensor data and non-universality. Problems raised in the unimodal system can be resolved using multimodal biometric. This paper presents a review on unique approach of multi-modal thumbprint and ear based person recognition system. |
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Title : Beam Steering of Antenna Array of Radar using Progressive Frequency Shift in Excitation Authors : Mr. Arvind Kumar Sahu , Prof. Ravi Mohan, Prof. Rahul Koshta Click Here For Abstract
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Beam Steering is one of the most important sections in efficient working of any radar. Electronic beam steering has been the most successful scheme so far in radar. Electronic scanning can be implemented in three ways: phase scanning, time delay scanning and frequency scanning. Phase shifters play a vital role in establishing beam steering using electronic scanning. However phase shifters like ferrites, TWT, delay line etc are narrowband systems. Thus we propose to provide steering of beam without the use of phase shifters, hence eliminating the problems associated with it. The new scheme investigated in this thesis is based on pattern control of antenna array by controlling the excitations of each element with any use of phase shifters. This concept of controlling the beam using excitations of elements has been first derived in the form of equations and then the same is simulated using MATLAB. Conceptually, time, range and angle dependent electronic scanning is achieved by introducing progressing small frequency shifts among the antenna elements. The simulation results for the same are obtained and verified. |
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Title : Some Classes of almost r-Contact Riemannian Manifolds and Kenmotsu Manifold Authors : Geeta Verma, Virendra Nath Pathak Click Here For Abstract
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Certain classes of almost r-contact Riemannian Manifolds, viz., almost Kenmotsu, nearly Kenmotsu, Quasi-Kenmotsu and special r-contact metric Manifolds are defined and obtained some properties of these manifolds. Also, it has been shown that the structure vector field of the almost r-contact metric structure is not a Killing vector field on a nearly Kenmotsu vector field |
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Title : Screening of coffee genotypes with tolerance/resistance to Bacterial Blight of Coffee in Chikamagalur Dist, Karnataka Authors : Hossein Ramzan Nezhad, Rabin Chandra Paramanik, Achinto Paramanik Click Here For Abstract
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Bacterial Blight of Coffee caused by Pseudomonas syringae pathovar garcae is a major concern due to high incidence and severity in Arabica coffee being responsible for crop losses of more than 30%. Although resistance to BBC was not factored in the breeding programs of elite varieties, disease resistant varieties reduce the cost of production and offer an environmentally safe management. The objective of the study was to identify coffee genotypes with resistance to BBC. Twenty four coffee genotypes were screened for resistance using 4 BBC isolates collected from different regions.Inoculation was done with a drop of approximately 10 µl of the isolates suspension (109 CFU/ml) using injection method on 4 months old seedlings. The experiment was carried out in a Complete Randomized Design. Disease symptoms were scored using a scale of 1 to 5 and the data subjected to analysis of variance and effect declared significant at 5% level. The results revealed significant difference among the coffee genotypes with Rume Sudan being the most resistant. There was no significant virulence effect observed on three isolates although one isolate was different. |
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Title : Use of ‘V’ Shape Rotavator For Weeding And Cultivating In Ridge And Furrow Shape: Literature View Authors : Daundkar Kiran, Wadekar Pramod, Mohite Prathmesh, Daundkar Supriya, Prof. Sateesh Patil Click Here For Abstract
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In India there are many states where ridge and furrow shape geometry is used for production of crops. The main problem in ridge and furrow shape geometry is for cultivation, weed removal or tilling operation after planting of crops becomes very difficult by mechanical equipment’s. Due to inability of use of mechanical equipment’s it is necessary to use man power for weed removal and conventional method for tilling operation. In recent days chemicals are used to control weed growth, but chemical method having its own drawbacks. Hence we developing a new idea which will helpful for mechanical weed removal, tilling operation and cultivation in ridge and furrow like soil arrangements crop farms. Various obstacles of weed removal in ridge and furrow type structure are discussed in this paper. Main focus of this paper is to study and develop various equipment’s that may use for mechanical weed removal and made improvements in the methods of mechanical weed destroyer’s as well as cultivation techniques. Some studies in agricultural field shows that majority of Indian farmers prefer tillage machines designed for preparing land with the help of machine with blades which rotates at very high Speed. Main attention of the project is on the arrangement of blades and the power transmission to achieve a desired function from project. |
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Title : Gossypol: Toxicity, Importance and Availability Authors : Devesh K. Saxena, S. K. Sharma, S. S. Sambi Click Here For Abstract
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Gossypol is a polyphenolic highly toxic compound found mainly in cotton plant. Cotton seed is a rich source of oil and of good quality protein. Gossypol’s presence in cotton seed meal makes the meal unfit for consumption both for human being and animal feed due to its toxicity. In order to supplement protein content of the feed, defatted cotton seed meal is used in regulated quantities only. The consumption of cottonseed in excess quantities may lead to severe health problems and even lead to the death of the animal. Similarily, the raw cottonseed oil is also unsuitable in food application. The oil is usable after thorough refining only so that the gossypol is removed. On the other hand, gossypol when present in the cotton plant is reported to work as a natural defense system to protect the plant from insects, pests and diseases. Additionally, gossypol has been found to be useful as a male contraceptive in China. It also possess antiseptic, antiviral, antimalerial, antiatoptotic and antipsoritic activity. Recent interest is shown by scientists in gossypol as an anti-cancer drug. Gossypol is reported to be a precious compound due to its diversified uses in medicine, pharmaceutical, plastic, pesticide and various other applications. The present paper enumerates availability, chemical properties, toxicity and uses associated with gossypol. |
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Title : HRD factors affecting Job Satisfaction of Management Educators of Indore city Authors : Loveleen Chawla, P. K. Gupta Click Here For Abstract
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Teaching faculty is the most important group of professionals for our nation’s future. Teacher is a friend, philosopher and guide for the students. They are producing good leaders, economists and scientists etc. to the nation. Teacher is considered as the building block of the nation. A highly quality of teaching staff is the corner stone of a successful educational system. Attracting and retaining high quality teachers is thus a prime necessity for higher education in India. It is an important thing to understand the factors behind the retention of the high quality faculty in higher education. One such factor is job satisfaction. It is one factor behind the retention of high quality faculty in higher educational institutions in India. In the light of this background, the aim of the above study is to study the factors affecting Job satisfaction and performance of Teachers of Management Institutes with respect to Indore City. The study was conducted using primary data of 113 Management teachers from ten different Management Institutes of Indore using questionnaire method. Only Management Institutes and colleges were selected for the study. The results indicate that the most important factor was found to be “Holistic development Factor”. |
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Title : A Novel Approach for Face Recognition based on ANN and ANFIS Authors : Adnan Hodzic, Günay Karlı Click Here For Abstract
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With the progression of information technology combined with the need for high security, the application of biometric as identification and recognition method has received special attention. Face recognition is one of biometric methods, to identify given face image using main features of face. In this paper, an algorithm based on ANN (Artificial Neural Networks) and ANFIS (Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System) is presented combining the computational capability of ANN and IF-THEN rules of ANN. ANN, ANFIS, and proposed method were applied to 200 face images from faces96 dataset. While ANN and ANFIS had very good results, the proposed method yields 97.1 % of classification accuracy, which indicates efficiency of the algorithm. |
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Title : Developing Effective Risk Management Model: The Case of Palestinian Mobile Communication Organizations Authors : Ahmad M. Al-Haj Ali, Ayham A.M. Jaaron Click Here For Abstract
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Mobile Communication organizations are exposed to rapid technological changes accompanied by dynamic external environment that represent threats for their prosperity and competitiveness. A prerequisite for organizational growth and survival in this type of environment is the ability to build highly effective risk management models to adapt to rapid changes and mitigate threats. However, there seems to be scarcity in the current literature of empirical studies to explore effective risk management models development in this sector. This paper is an attempt to develop a risk management model for mobile communication organizations in Palestine. A case study methodology, using mixed methods technique, was adopted to collect data from two mobile communication companies operating in Palestine. Data were collected using semi-structured interviews and a specially designed questionnaire. The results of this study show that mobile communication companies are lacking responsive managerial systems to control threats, and that lack of responsivity to threats has been detrimental to their service quality and offerings. The developed model emphasizes the need for capacity building of employees as an antecedent for organizational risks identification, assessment, and control strategies formulation. Further, the model highlights the need for linking risk management plan implementation with achieving organizational goals. The paper demonstrates an important dynamic of how risk management processes can be encapsulated into the existing managerial systems of these organizations. |
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Title : Design and Fabrication of Kinetic Energy Recovery System: Literature View Authors : Lodade Nikhil, Daundkar Nitesh, Mahalungkar Satish, Kale Satyawan, Patil Sateesh Click Here For Abstract
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Now days increasing huge energy demand and increased alertness of people towards the healthiness in developing countries like India are some of driving forces for the development of new technology and saving of energy. The law of conservation has become requirement in today’s world, mainly in all new technology. In many of rolling applications maximum energy is lost during deceleration or braking. This problem has been fixed with the introduction of kinetic energy recovery system. Kinetic Energy Recovery System (K.E.R.S) is a type of regenerative braking system which has different approaches to store and reuse the lost energy. This paper gives an idea about a flywheel based kinetic energy recovery system (K.E.R.S) concept by showing the application of the same on a bicycle to improve the performance and and/or efficiency of the bicycle. Thus this is nothing but humanly powered machine. Flywheel rotor design is the key of researching and developing flywheel energy storage system. Thus this paper represents a literature report reviewing the human power flywheel motor as well as the flywheel design |
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Title : Hydrology Ecology Relationship in Streams: A Review Authors : Capt.(Dr.) N. P. Sonaje, Vidhyashri B.Koli Click Here For Abstract
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Hydrology is a prime governor on the ecological quality of river systems, through its effect on flow, geomorphology, water quality and habitat. Sustaining natural hydrologic variability is necessary in safeguarding river ecosystem integrity. Hydrological deviation plays a main role in forming the biotic diversity in and around river ecosystems as it controls crucial habitat situations within floodplains. Variations in streamflow systems may alter many of these habitat attributes and impair ecosystem connectivity. The influences of river directive and land practice changes on the ecological quality of river systems. This paper aims at the review to summarize knowledge of the link between hydrology and ecology and the effects of altered flow regime on ecology. |
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Title : Brief Discussing of Teaching Method about Analytic Geometry Authors : Wang Yutian Click Here For Abstract
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With the deepening of the reform of college curriculum,we set a course to train application ability as the goal, to define the necessary basic knowledge according to professional needs, and we rely on the professional system as the basis, these are helpful for students to master mathematics and practical skills. Analytic Geometry is an integral part of mathematics , the basic idea is to use algebraic methods to solve geometry problems. We put the vector as a tool, we use the coordinates to present the points, we expresss space curves and surfaces with the equations, we discuss the formation of space curves and surfaces, natures of the graphics, and the relationship between the graphics .These above are the main content of Analytic Geometry. Teaching methods and assessment methods are constantly adjusted since I have been on this course.In this paper,combined with my own practice,teaching methods will be discussed to look forword to exploring better teaching methods. |
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Title : Intelligent Transportation System in Hyderabad along Nh 44, Nh 65 Authors : Peddabala Sounyasri, V. Ranjith Kumar Click Here For Abstract
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The road traffic is a regular problem of the any developed cities. India is the fast growing country, and the Indian cities are having a lot of traffic congestion. To improve the traffic management the road infrastructure improvement is required. One kind of the infrastructure of the road contains the Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS). Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS), used for efficient traffic management in developed countries, that cannot be proper using in India. ITS techniques have to undergo adaptation and innovation to suit the different traffic characteristics of Indian roads. Intelligent transport systems in Hyderabad can be studied about the two main road lines in the city. The project involves the all the (ITS) technologies in the city. The two main road lines are the National Highway-65 and National Highway-44. In this position paper, I present a comprehensive study of all available ITS systems, including both research prototypes and deployed systems. We next pose a set of interesting open research problems in the context of Hyderabad ITS. Though our paper focuses on the Hyderabad traffic scenario because of our hands-on experience of working with it, many of the problems and solutions outlined in this paper are relevant for other developing countries as well
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Title : Capital account liberalization, financial development, and Growth: Panel Data Analysis for Maghreb Arab Countries Authors : Imane SENOUCI BEREXI, Djamel SEBBAGH, Mohamed BENBOUZIANE Click Here For Abstract
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This paper provides an empirical analysis on the role of financial integration on economic growth via channel of financial development. Our empirical investigation on a sample of three Maghreb countries (Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia) and, using panel data analysis for the period 1980-2012. The estimation results show that the liberalization of the capital account is a good factor to promote economic growth, but only in those economies whose financial sector has reached a certain level of development. |
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Title : Trade Policy and Instability Growth Rates: The Case of Algeria Authors : BOUZIDI Souad, TALEB Dalila Click Here For Abstract
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The importance of the macroeconomic context is related to the centrality of the relationship to the world in the political growth of the Algerian economy, considering the importance of the hydrocarbon sector (oil and gas) in terms of GDP, export incomes and of taxation Based on the literature of protectionism, the article develops a reading grid for the evolution of Algerias open policy for the period 1963-2012 in relation to growth, it can distinguish three characteristics periods of the Algerian trade policy: the delegitimization protection (1963-1974); open obliged under the stress of Internationals institutions (1974-1994) and looking for a Master of the opening (1995-2012) |
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Title : The Importance And Contribution Of Pedagogy In Quality Of Higher Education Case Study Of The University Teachers Of Faculty Economics At Saida University Algeria Authors : Dr. khelifa Yakoubi, Mr. Abdelaziz Refafa, Mr. Abdelkader Makhlouf Click Here For Abstract
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It is obvious that the transfer of knowledge from the teacher to the student, or more specifically the structure of any teaching situation cant be achieved only by the existence of the three following essential elements: knowledge, teacher and student but adequateness and organization of the relations between these three is determined by using a pedagogy method. In this sense, it is clear that the goal of this research is to know the contribution of the pedagogy method and its impacts on university teachers and its importance in improving the quality of higher education in Algeria, that’s why we have selected a sample of teachers in the Economics Faculty at Saȋda University. In this perspectives, 80 questionnaires were distributed; however 50 questionnaires were returned and answered by the targated teachers. In this regard, we based our study on the use of some statistical tools to examine the hypotheses (Cronbachs alpha coefficient, Students t-Tests, Fishers test, Pearson correlation coefficient). The information collected from the questionnaire were analyzed by Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) 22 software. |
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Title : Study of The Optical Absorption Edge And Optical Constants Of Poly Alpha Naphthyle Acrylate Thin Films Authors : Hassan K. Ibrahim Click Here For Abstract
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Optical properties of poly alpha naphthyle acrylate thin films was deposited on glass substrate at room temperature by using cast method technique. The films properties investigated include their transmittance, reflectance spectra, absorbance spectra, extinction coefficient, optical conductivity and complex dielectric constant. The optical constants such as refractive index n the dispersion energy Ed the oscillation energy E0 the light frequency dielectric constant and energy bang gap Eg have been determined by reflection spectra in the wavelength range (200-1100) nm. |
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Title : Security Model for SOA in Banking Authors : Nabeel Muhammed Kottayil Click Here For Abstract
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The rapid advancement of technology has changed the way the world operates. Absorption in Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is rapidly expanding in the banking world due to the many advantages it offers such as interoperability re-usability, flexibility, reliability, efficiency and manageability. Banks require proper integration and collaboration among organizational systems to provide correct and efficient services. On the contrary, they include heterogeneous and distinct infrastructures, applications and systems. One of the important features of SOA is the many users of different subsystems and their communication and cooperation in activities. In this architecture, resources and services are often provided in sharing for different users. But, such features in service oriented architecture have brought about some challenges to the technology, one of which is ‘security'. Criticality of the banking domain combined with the complexity that commonly exists is such huge working environment push the security problem in SOA projects to the edge. Therefore i am proposing Service Clark-Wilson Integrity Model (SCWIM), a top down integrity model for SOA capable of describing sufficient conditions to protect data integrity in any SOA implementation based on the original Clark-Wilson Integrity Model. My model can form the basis for system security audits and assist SOA architects in developing banking systems that protect data integrity as well as providing guidance for evaluating existing SOA systems. |
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Title : Changing Indian Consumer Behavior With Respect To Green Marketing A Case Study of Consumer Durables Authors : Vichitra Shukla Click Here For Abstract
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Green marketing has enabled for the re-marketing and packaging of existing products which already adhere to such guidelines. Consumers and manufacturers have directed their attention toward environment friendly like low power consuming (energy efficient) electrical appliances, organic food, recyclable paper, and phosphate free detergents. Consumers through their concern are interested in integrating environmental issues in their purchasing decision through their incorporation into the process and content of the marketing strategy for whatever product may be required. As environmental concerns have increased, consumer’s buying behavior related with green products is changing. Now the consumer is aware about environmentally safe products. This paper discusses how Indian consumers behavior is changing rapidly towards the usage of green products. Indian consumers are also concern with how they can live a more eco-friendly existence |
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Title : An Effective Genetic Algorithm for Minimizing Load Balancing In Cloud Multimedia System Authors : Glory V. Umoh. Click Here For Abstract
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Cloud Computing plays a role of resource sharing such as information, software, servers, storage, application and services in clouds-based multimedia system (CMS) incorporating a resource manager, cluster heads, and clusters nodes, in which the resource manager allocate clients request for multimedia service tasks to server clusters in accordance to the cloud user’s based on demand basis, and then each cluster head apportion the allocated task to the servers within its server cluster. In a complex CMS, it is a research challenge to design an effective load balancing algorithm that boost the multimedia service task load on servers with the minimum cost of distributing the dynamic workload across multimedia data between server clusters and clients, while the maximum load limit of each server cluster is not disrupted. Unlike previous work, this paper takes into account a more practical dynamic multiservice scenario in which each server cluster only handles one multimedia task, and each client requests a different type of multimedia service at a different time. Such a scenario can be modelled as load balancing problem because of limited user capacity in the server, which is computationally effective but in general it is insufficient. As a result, this paper emphasizes the difference between an existing work and the proposed work and solved the problem of the existing work using an effective genetic algorithm, which is an appropriate method to solve dynamic problems. The results provided in this work give an evidence that the proposed genetic algorithm can effectively use the cloud application |
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Title : Ameliorating effect of Barleria lupulina Lindl.extract against γ (gamma) ray (1.2 Gy) induced mitotic chromosomal aberrations of house musk shrew Suncus murinus Authors : Pradip Kumar Sur Click Here For Abstract
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In the pioneering work Sur PK & Das PK (2012a ) , Das PK & Sur PK ( 2012b), observed that leaf extract of Barleria lupulina (BLPE) has anti-clastogenic, anti-tumor, radio-protective and anti-cancer activities in mice and fish. In the present study we assessed the ameliorating effect of the leaf extract on γ-ray (dose = 1.2Gy) induced mitotic chromosomal aberrations of house musk shrew Suncus murinus. The shrews were divided into three sets i.e. BLPE pre-treated series (SET I), γ-irradiated Control Series (SET II) and BLPE post-treated series (SET III). Cytogenetic studies from the bone marrow cells were carried out by colchicine-citrate-flame-drying technique. Different types of structural chromosomal aberrations were observed and studied. Maximum chromosomal aberrations were observed after 16 hr of γ-irradiation (10.25%) in SET II animals, whereas that for SET I it was 5.28% and for SET III it was 3.16%, in the same time interval. Total aberrations were 5.16%, 6.82% and 3.08% for SET I, SET II and SET III respectively. Therefore BLPE was found to show 54.83% ameliorating effect in shrew Suncus murinus. |
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Title : Video Conferencing Authors : Shweta Saini Click Here For Abstract
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This paper will give a brief knowledge about the Video Conferencing in daily life and other few places like IMD etc. video conferencing is one of the main or major part in today’s world not only in companies but also for an individual in personal life. The use of video conferencing is increasing day by day and you can just see the world changing. People use video conferencing to interact with friends, do business meeting and even to take interviews etc. The technology is being utilized in proper way. |
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Title : Television Viewing Addiction Characteristics of Secondary School Students Authors : Venkatapati. Charankumar Click Here For Abstract
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for decades, research and studies have demonstrated that heavy television-viewing may lead to serious health consequences. Now the American medical community, which has long-voiced its concerns about the nations epidemic of violence, TV addiction and the passive, sedentary nature of TV-watching, is taking a more activist stance, demonstrated by its endorsement of National TV-Turnoff Week. There is no definition of television addiction on which all researchers agree. But people who call themselves ''television addicts,'' studies find, watch television twice as much as the average viewer. One study found that self-described addicts watched an average of 56 hours a week; the A. C. Nielsen Company reports the average for adults is just above 30 hours a week. Recent studies have found that 2 to 12 percent of viewers see themselves as addicted to television: they feel unhappy watching as much as they do, yet seem powerless to stop themselves. |
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Title : Corruption and Economic Growth in GCC Countries Authors : Dr. Anas AlQudah Click Here For Abstract
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Empirical measures of corruption in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have been hard to come by. The GCC countries were only included in Transparency International’s (TI, 2014) Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) starting in 2003, in the 9th year of that dataset’s existence. For this reason, the GCC countries, as is the case for many developing countries, have not been included in the seminal literature (Brunetti & Weder, 1998; Mauro, 1995; Mo, 2001) on the relationship between corruption and economic growth. Previous empirical work (Aidt, 2009; Mauro, 1995; Misati & Nyamongo, 2012; Mo, 2001; Satz, 2013) suggests a negative effect of corruption on economic growth. However, because of data limitations, some of this empirical work has been reliant on a limited set of countries, primarily developed countries. Delimiting an analysis of corruption and economic growth to the GCC countries offers an opportunity to triangulate as well as extend some of past empirical findings in the corruption-growth literature. The GCC countries are wealthy countries, but they are also situated in a region of the world, the Middle East, that TI (2014) has routinely described as one of the most corruption regions in the world. Indeed, if the GCC countries are conceived of more broadly as Arabic-speaking and Muslim-majority countries, then they have close cultural ties to countries outside the Middle East (including Arabic-speaking countries such as Libya and Sudan and Muslim-majority countries such as Pakistan and Indonesia) that also have low TI scores. Largely because of their oil resources, the GCC countries are not only wealthy but have also had the ability to attract significant investment and engage in capital formation. If the relationship between corruption and economic growth in the GCC countries is similar to the relationship between corruption and economic growth in both (a) culturally and / or geographically related countries; and (b) all previously studied countries, developed or undeveloped, then firmer conclusions that can be reached about the relationship between corruption and economic growth. On the other hand, if the nature of the relationship between corruption and economic growth is different for the GCC countries, then there might be a convincing reason to reconsider or modify existing theories about corruption’s retarding effect on economic growth. The findings would also allow conclusions to be drawn about the nature of development itself. |
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Title : Finite Element Modelling In Orthogonal Machining Of Aisi 4340 Using Abaqus Software Authors : Madhu B, Suseel Jai Krishnan S, Baskara Sethupathy S, Nagarajan P K Click Here For Abstract
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The aim of this paper is to create a simulation model to examine the residual stresses and cutting forces induced by orthogonal machining in the finished work piece by MQL (Minimum Quantity Lubrication) and the model is validated by comparing it with experimental result. The finite element method is used to simulate and analyze the residual stresses induced by an orthogonal metal cutting process. The Johnson-Cook material model is used to describe the work material behaviour and fully coupled thermal- stress analysis are combined to realistically simulate high speed machining with an orthogonal cutting. Finite Element modelling of Residual stresses and resultant surface properties induced by round edge cutting tools is performed as case studies for high speed orthogonal machining of 20NiCrMo5 steel. As a conclusion we can say that results from 2D simulations are very close to the experimental results at the surface level, but there is bit difference when we go down in the material. In 3D simulation, results agree with the experimental values in all levels. Hence we can say that it is possible to model residual stresses, induced by orthogonal machining with accepted amount of accuracy. |
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Title : Some Fixed Point Theorems for Weakly Commuting Mappings Related to Fuzzy 3 Metric Spaces Authors : Mahesh Kumar Verma, Vikas Kumar Mishra, Manoj Kumar Jha Click Here For Abstract
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In the present paper some generalization on fixed point and common fixed point theorems in complete Fuzzy 3-metric spaces are established |
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Title : Evaluation of Operational Workplace and Occupational Musculoskeletal Disorders among Workers in Ethiopian Shoe Manufacturing Company Authors : Tadios Molla, Addis Simanesew, Girmay Asgedom, Ajit Pal Singh Click Here For Abstract
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Musculoskeletal disorders in developing countries are considered as main cause of occupational disorders and disability and highly associated with socioeconomic burden to individual, organization and society in general view. The purpose of this study was to determine the prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders and associated risk factors among shoe manufacturing workers. In a cross-sectional study, 47 questionnaires were provided from 247 randomly selected workers of production department of one of the Ethiopian shoe manufacturing company. Data of musculoskeletal disorders was gathered by means of structured questionnaire. Demographic and work related data were collected into the check list. Out of 47 individuals, 47 questionnaires returned and mean age of study workers was 32.2 years old. Leg pains, work postures discomforts are most common musculoskeletal disorders and environmental problem due chemical substances and dehydration are also found more. Musculoskeletal disorders in Ethiopian shoe manufacturing companies happened in high rate. Ergonomic interventions strategies into the workplaces must be focused to eliminate environmental hazards. Proper ergonomic workplace design is necessary to prevent repetitive strain injuries and other musculoskeletal disorders, which can develop over time and can lead to long-term disability. Musculoskeletal disorders had significant association with the job time of work. Improvements in ergonomics improve quality and operators productivity. |
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Title : Study on operational efficiency evaluation of civil aviation listing corporation Authors : Lin Yan, Lin Miao Click Here For Abstract
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In recent years, civil aviation industry has great development, but the management of civil aviation enterprise is still extensive. So it restricts the further development of industry. The paper analyzes the operating efficiency of 10 listed companies of civil aviation between 2010 and 2014 by the data envelopment analysis (DEA). It measures and evaluates the technical efficiency, pure technical efficiency, scale efficiency and returns to scale of these listed companies. Based on the results, the paper also gives the corresponding recommendations, which will help civil aviation enterprise improve operating performance. |
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Title : Process Parameter Optimization in Metal Inert Gas Welding of 6mm Mild Steel Plate Using Taguchi Robust Design Method for Improving Quality of Welded Joints Authors : Abebaw Mekonnen, Gizaw Rorissa, Ajit Pal Singh Click Here For Abstract
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Welding is a basic manufacturing process for making components or assemblies. Research on welding of materials like steel is still critical and ongoing. Welding input parameters play a very significant role in determining the quality of a weld joint. The gas metal arc welding parameters are the most important factors affecting the quality, productivity and cost of welding in many industrial operations. The aim of this study is to investigate the optimization process parameters for metal inert gas welding for 6mm mild steel plate work piece using Taguchi method to formulate the statistical experimental design using semi-automatic welding machine. Experimental study was conducted at Bishoftu Automotive Engineering Industry, Bishoftu, Ethiopia. This paper presents the influence of three welding parameters (control factors) like welding current (Amp.), wire speed/feed rate (mm/min.), and shielding carbon dioxide gas pressure flow rate (lit./min.) with two different levels for variability in the welding strength. The objective function have been chosen in relation to parameters of metal inert gas welding i.e. final welding quality (better, medium and bad) and minimum number of defects in final products. Eight experimental runs based on an L8 orthogonal array Taguchi method were performed. An orthogonal array, signal-to-noise ratio and analysis of variance are employed to investigate the welding characteristics of mild steel plate and used in order to obtain optimum levels for every input parameter at 95% confidence level. The optimal parameters setting was found is arc strength (A2), wire speed (B1), and gas pressure flow rate (CO2) within the constraints of the production process. Finally the twelve conformations welding tests have been carried out to compare the predicated values with the experimental values confirm its effectiveness in the analysis of weld quality in final products. It is found that welding wire speed has major influence on quality of welded joints. Experimental result for optimum setting gave better quality welding condition than preliminary setting. This study is valuable for different material and thickness variation of welding plate for Ethiopian industries. |
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Title : Modern Complex RADAR signal Emulator for RADAR signal processing and testing Applications Authors : Shaik Mohammad Khaja, Dr.V.K.Suman, Dr. Syed Azeemuddin Click Here For Abstract
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These days RADARs use complex techniques such as stagger PRI, jitter PRI with frequency agile characteristics. The frequency agile RADARs switch frequencies with in a pulse to get different types of advantages. Today lot of RADAR signal processing takes place on FPGA platform. These signal processing algorithms include pulse parameters estimation, de-interleaving of mixed pulse patterns, processing complex chirp signals etc. All these algorithms need to be tested at various levels before they get integrated into final system. The project design consists of mainly two modules; The scenario creator and the control logic. Control logic communicates with PC using serial port to capture the parameters set by the user in PC. These parameters are loaded into respective source simulator modules. Each source simulator module consists of NCO for digital carrier generation and pulse modulator. The NCO is programmable to generate all types of frequency agile signals in real time. A top level module consists of all these blocks and will be synthesized to Xilinx FPGAs. The work focuses on the digital implementation inside FPGA. The external costly DAC board is assumed to be standard and is not considered for demonstration of project. Instead, the final FPGA output which is supposed to be DAC input will be demonstrated in real-time with Chip-scope Pro software. |
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Title : An Alternate Approach to DPWM Generation for Power Converters using RL Gates Authors : A.D.Senthil Kumar, T.S.Anandhi, S.P.Natarajan Click Here For Abstract
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Reversible logic has received great attention in the recent years due to their ability to reduce the power dissipation which is the main requirement in low power electronic devices. In this paper FPGA based Digital PWM (DPWM) is developed for power converters in low power applications using Verilog HDL coding and simulated using Modelsim. The advancement in VLSI designs helps particularly portable device technologies by increasing high computation requirements, leading to the design of faster, smaller and more complex electronic systems. Also the use of RL gates reduces the transient delay, improving the switching frequency. High switching frequency optimizes the size of power converters. The implemented digital PWM generator using an FPGA utilizes less memory usage and provides flexible PWM patterns. The simulated result shows an alternative approach to the digital PWM generation by using RL Gates which achieves less consumption of power and area. The resolution and gain of the PWM remain constant regardless of the module clock frequency and PWM output frequency. |
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Title : The mediating effect of personal KM among customer involvement and service innovation-based the case study of firm MB Authors : Yang Dong, Chai Huimin Click Here For Abstract
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How to implement service innovation for Chinese manufacturing firms by customer involvement is the key problem to transformation. Through the interview and questionnaire research in MB, the relationship among customer involvement, personal KM and service innovation is investigated. The types and measurement indicators are proofed. The result indicates that personal KM can be classified into customer knowledge and customer relationship. Furthermore, the mediating effect of personal KM is investigated. |
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Title : Brand Attachment: Affecting Factors and Consequences Authors : Mohammad Javad Taghipourian, Mahsa Mashayekh Bakhsh Click Here For Abstract
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Brand attachment is a deep emotional connection between consumer and brand and is a central part of successful brand management. The establishment of such an emotional connection between the consumer and the brand is among firms’ goals as stronger bonds result in more promising results such as loyalty and reaching the highest price. Brands, as intangible assets of firms, play a vital role. In this regard, brands are considered as the link between consumer and firm. It is possible attached and involved in brands. A brand could be one of the most valuable assets of a company. The present study is carried out under the title of “Brand attachment”. The goal of the study is to investigate this construct. To this end, besides elaborating on brand attachment and its dimensions, we try to analyze the factors that have influence on brand attachment and the ones that are influenced by it. Further, a conceptual model of brand attachment will be proposed. |
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Title : The Role of Consumer Behavior in the Reference of Recent Trend of Market in India Authors : Naveen Rai Click Here For Abstract
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Consumers have so many choices to make compared to ten or even twenty years ago. Today as always, business growth depends heavily on loyal customers who return because they are satisfied with the product and/or service they have received. But first companies have to bring consumers into the stores. The companies bring consumers into the store by marketing their product. The average consumer would probably define marketing as a combination of advertising and selling. It actually includes a good deal more. Modern marketing is most simply defined as directing the flow of goods from producers to customers. In order to answer this question fully we must define consumer goods which means goods that are used or bought for use primarily for personal, family, or household purposes. The essay outlines the contributions of marketing through fast moving consumer goods. |
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Title : Edge Detection of MRI Images Using Mathematical Morphological Authors : GauravArora, Harjinder Singh Click Here For Abstract
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Edge detection is an important pre-processing step in any medical images analysis. An edge is a boundary and curves between to disjoint in image, which helps with segmentation and recognition of object. Normally use traditional operators like sobel, prewitt , canny operators for edge detection. In this proposed various Mathematical morphology operators used for edge detection on MRI Images for better result |
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Title : Study of Partial Replacement of Construction Debris with Cement on Collapsible Potential of Soil Authors : P.Sai Leela Vaishnavi, Dr.P.Rajasekhar Click Here For Abstract
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Collapsible soils are prone to hydro-compaction behavior, these soils in dry state posses high strength and shrink suddenly on flooding The drastic subsidence and settlement problems require a thorough analysis of collapsibility and treatment with suitable admixtures. Cement being more suitable but costlier the idea of the project was to replace a part of cement with Construction Debris. For which a controlled odeometer test was performed on the collapsible soil samples found at Moinabad Village around GIET campus, Hyderabad. The paper analyzes the percentages of cement and construction debris that reduce the collapsibility of the samples. |
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Title : MyCarRental.my: A Conceptual Solution Authors : Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan, Muhamad Syazwan bin Ahmad, Muhamad Syahir bin Saifuddin, Muhammad Haziq bin Mohd Adib, Muhammad Zamir bin Hussen Click Here For Abstract
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Due to the increasing public transport fee, the public tend to rent a car, since the rental fee is not controlled by the government and have no major hiking. But problems occur when there is bias, and limited contact access of car owners by customers. Car owners do not have platforms to advertise their cars. Emergency customers do not have their services rightly prepared. Certain specific methodology used to study and obtain data regarding the current car rental services industry in Malaysia. Literature reviews were conducted to study the current similar systems from all over the world. A web based car rental platform, called MyCarRental.my, is proposed to handle the car rental issues, challenges, supply, and demand in Malaysia. In proposing the MyCarRental.my conceptual solution, the Business Model Canvas (BMC) and Value Proposition Design (VPD) Canvas suite of tools were utilized. |
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Title : A Literary Study of Coverage and Connectivity in Wireless Sensor Networks for Optimal Performance Authors : Chaitanya Mahamuni, KTV Reddy, Nishan Patnaik Click Here For Abstract
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Wireless sensor networks is one of the upcoming and developing technologies in the field of wireless communication. The energy efficiency of the sensor nodes to prolong network lifetime is highly essential when we look forward for actual development of any real time application based on sensor networks. Since physically accessing the nodes in the remote areas of deployment for their maintenance is difficult, the optimum power consumption with long life of the operating nodes is very important. The energy efficiency is related to data aggregation, coverage and connectivity in sensor networks. The wider option for increasing the life of an individual node and enhance the network existence for long time is optimization of sensing coverage, better connectivity. This paper gives a detailed literature review of various traits, problems and their solutions for coverage and connectivity in wireless sensor networks |
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Title : Algeria Aggregate Import Demand (1970- Engle-Granger Test) Authors : Tahraoui Khedidja, Bezzaouya Mohamed, Mohamed Benbouziane Click Here For Abstract
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The primary objective of this paper is to ascertain the existence of a long-run relationship between Algerian’s aggregate import demand and its determinants, real income and relative import prices, using recent cointegration approach; namely, the bounds testing procedure (Pesaran et al., 2001) and here are this study results: there are positive and significant relationships between the Algerian demand for imports and its Determinants, namely: real income, international reserves and exchange rate. On the other hand, there are negative and significant relationships between the demand for imports and the relative price of imports to domestic price and government consumption in the long run, but negative and insignificant relationships in the short run. |
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Title : Data Encoding Over Voice Authors : Shashank T S Click Here For Abstract
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There are various communication protocols that are used in data communication. In this paper a distictive method of communication is used. It is transmitting data over Voice. For example a cell phone user might be deprived of internet and needs to transmit data ,or recieve data but only phone calls can be made. In this method the data is transmitted over the phone call. Basically the carrier would be the voice traffic between the caller and the calling agent. The method used for transmission of data used would be Dual Tone Modulated Frequency. The transmitted data can be retrieved either by a Software Application installed on the phone or either by connecting external hardware to the phone. For instance there are many villages which do not have internet access and this is a useful method that can be helpful in transmitting data.The external hardware decoding circuit will be connected to the phone’s audio jack. Advantage is that any phone can be used for this. And also there are some places where there are is not internet access this method not only fosters communication but also can be useful in transmitting photos and music over voice, One major application would be in providing authentication for a particular user.(the user will have to call a certain number and the auth code will be sent via the phone to unlock a particular feature. |
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Title : A Novel Design of DC Voltage Controller and Asymmetric Twin Converter Topology based D-STATCOM used for Induction Drive Application Authors : Gamasu.Ramesh, G.Kaladhar, S.V.D Anil Kumar Click Here For Abstract
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Power Electronics (PE) converter technology is a very efficient alternative for medium-voltage and high-power applications and also for other applications where high-quality voltages and currents are required. The main concern of consumers is the quality and reliability of power supplies at various load centers where they are located at .Even though the power generation in most well developed countries is fairly reliable. The controller can balance individual dc capacitor voltages when H-bridges run with different switching patterns and have parameter variations. It has two advantages: 1) the controller can work well in all operation modes (the capacitive mode, the inductive mode, and the standby mode) and 2) the impact of the individual dc voltage controller on the voltage quality is small. This paper suggests further improvements in this topology. A three-phase cascaded H-bridge inverter his control method uses a discrete-time model of the system to predict the future value of the current for all voltage vectors, and selects the vector which minimizes a cost function. In order to improve the performance, a phase-shifted carrier based pulse width modulation technique is used. A mathematical model of the system is derived, based on which a controller for the scheme is designed. The effectiveness of the scheme is verified through detailed simulation study using Matlab/Simulink. |
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Title : Higher Education In Algeria: Where Are We Now? Authors : Mr.Talbi Salah Eddine Click Here For Abstract
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The Algerian Higher education system has really attained important quantitative achievements, especially on justice and Accessibility to higher education as a result of democratic education along with providing considerable educational facilities. In contrast, the educational system is still suffering from quality problems on one hand and its weak role in the economic development on the other hand. This is due to the mismatch between the educational system and the local labour market and also to the failure of the reforms during the application process, as well as mono public funding for higher education and scientific research which doesn’t represent a strategic financial choice in the long-term. |
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Title : Image Fusion using Laplacian Pyramid and Wavelet Transform Authors : Chetan Dhanraj Zope, Prof. Arun E. Kachare, Prof. Rekha P. Labade Click Here For Abstract
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Image fusion is one of important image processing technologies. It has recently become important in various application areas. Image fusion is a process in which two or more images from same or different image sensors are combined and fused together in order to obtain a new image that contains more information and has more positive image description to the same scene. In this paper, two different image fusion techniques (laplacian pyramid image fusion and wavelet transform image fusion) are implemented and performance of the fused images are evaluated and compared. We define a set of measures of effectiveness for comparative performance analysis and then used on proposed algorithms that has been applied on different sets of images. |
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Title : Experimental Study on Strength Characteristics of Geopolymer Concrete Using Silica Fume Authors : Vijaya Sundravel K, Aruldasu M, Vijaya Srinivasan K Click Here For Abstract
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The increases in the manufacturing of Portland cement several causes greater concern because of high carbon substance. This investigation focuses on entire removal of Portland cement for manufacturing of concrete. Geo-polymer concrete utilize an swap material as well as fly ash as binding material in position of cement. This fly ash react with alkaline solution (e.g. NaOH) and Sodium silicate (Na2SiO3) to shape a gel which binds the fine and coarse aggregates. fly ash as a supporting resource material and silica fume as replacements of fly ash by 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%. Concrete cubes of 150 X 150 X 150 mm were primed and cured under steam curing for 24 hours. Concrete cylinders of size 150 X 150 X 300mm and Concrete beams of size of 100 X100 X500 mm were also steam cured at 60°C. The silica fume was varied in fraction and outcome were compared with ordinary Geo-polymer concrete. And the respective strength get achieved. |
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Title : Emotional Intelligence of Primary School Teachers Authors : Venkatapati.Charankumar Click Here For Abstract
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The prepare study is an attempt to examine a study of the Emotional intelligence Primary school teachers in East Godavari District of AndhraPradesh.There are Four hundred and ninty two Primary school teachers who were working in the Primary schools constituted sample. There are 400 primary schools in Eastgodavari District, retrieved from the http//www.mabadi.com. Out of 400. 39 primary schools i.e. 10% were selected randomly by the lottery method. Regarding the sample of teachers, on an average thirteen (13) primary school teacher participants were selected randomly from each of the 39 selected primary schools. On the whole, the tools were administered to 530 primary schools teachers. Despite careful supervision, it was found that 38 tools were answered partially and hence only 492 questionnaires which were perfectly alright could be considered for the analysis. |
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Title : Diversity and structure of zooplankton community of the Comoe River in relation with environmental factors (Comoe National Park, Cote dIvoire) Authors : YAO Stanislas Silvain, ETILÉ Raphael Ndoua, BLAHOUA Kassi Georges Click Here For Abstract
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The zooplankton of the Comoe River in Comoé National Park (Côte dIvoire, West Africa) was studied for the first time. Composition and distribution of zooplankton species were recorded at thirteen sampling stations. A total of 20 taxa belonging to 13 genera, 11 families and 4 taxonomic groups (Copepoda, Cladocera, Rotifera and other) were identified. Cladocera and Rotifera, with 40% and 35% respectively of taxonomic richness, dominate qualitatively the zooplankton community with eight and seven species. Daphnidae and Brachionidae constitute the most diverse families (3 species each), following by Cyclopidae, Chydoridae and Trichocercidae (2 species each). Copepoda was the most abundant group (58% of the total number of specimens). Four taxa dominated quantitatively zooplankton community [Thermocyclops decipiens (33%), Asplanchna brightwelli (20%), Moina micrua (12%) and copepod nauplii (21%)] and accounted for 86% of total zooplankton abundance. Canonical Correspondence Analysis (CCA) used to test relationships between environmental factors and zooplankton species showed that dissolved oxygen concentration, transparency, flow velocity and trophic level (considered through nitrate concentration) appeared as the main environmental factors controlling zooplankton composition, distribution and structure in the Comoé River (Comoé National Park). |
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Title : Training As a Tool to Improve Organisational Efficiency Authors : Dr.R. Kuselar Click Here For Abstract
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Organisational functioning requires periodicalcomparison of performance efficiency with goals. When the performance efficiencyfalls short of expected results appropriate course correction needs to be implemented. Among the many options open to the management in that context employee training may becomeessential. This article examines how to systematically identify the strategy when such employee training is determined as a remedy. The focus will be on improving employee performance efficiency by providing appropriate training covering all the three domains namely skill, knowledge,and attitude to add value to the training effort. |
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Title : MySmartSolution Platform -A Conceptual Solution in Enhancing the Societal Wellbeing Through Smart-based Technology Services Authors : Abdul Rahman Bin Ahmad Dahlan, Muhammad Faizal Bin Md. Zulkifli, Ammar Bin Haji Talib, Wan Muhammad Firdaus Bin Wan Juhari, Muhammad Syazwan Bin Azizan Click Here For Abstract
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The population of Muslims globally is estimated to be more than 1.6 billion, which represents about one-fifth of the world’s population. The recent religious awakening of Muslims and their realization of the importance of compliance with Shari’ah laws in business dealings have enabled them to achieve their economic and wellbeing goals. This conceptual paper proposed a business, which is providing IT products and services throughout Malaysia. This concept has potential to become the biggest solution provider in the country as IT products and smart devices are needed today. Literature reviews, nine (9) blocks of Business Model Canvas (BMC), Value Proposition Design (VPD), and Environmental Map framework are used methodology for this paper. As the extent, this concept also serves the customers with cheaper price compared to other competitors but high quality product and have warranty for each items. Besides, our company also have charity program. On the initial plan, We will provide tools like LCD and projector to specified mosque in order for jamaah to get knowledge through video presentation. Besides, the tools provided also can be used when there are crowded people attend to hear any talks organized by the mosque. Other than that, special discount will be given for needy students to purchase our product. Some criteria has been choose in order to identify them. Thus, demonstrating the contribution of our company in realizing partly the meaning of “Rahmatan lil Alamin”. |
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Title : Deciphering the Entertaining Impact of Pokemon Authors : Xuan-Vinh Ho, CHETPRAYOON Panumate, Jean-Christophe Terrillon, Hiroyuki Iida Click Here For Abstract
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This paper investigates the setting in the gameplay of Pokemon, a very popular turn-based Role Playing Game (RPG) which attracts numerous players from all ages for over twenty years. For this purpose, game refinement theory, a unique theory that has been used as a reliable tool for measuring the attractiveness and sophistication of the games considered, is used as an essential tool for evaluating the enjoyment of Pokemon game. We propose a new model of game refinement theory called experience-based model and apply it to Pokemon Red, Pokemon Fire Red and Pokemon Soul Silver version. By analyzing many data, we conclude that the result supports the previous assumption which said that the balanced window of game refinement value is around 0.07-0.08. |
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Title : Groundwater Quality Investigations in Salem Corporation by using Multivariate Statistical Techniques Authors : M. Prabahar, K.Vijaya Sundravel, N. Ilavarasan Click Here For Abstract
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Groundwater quality of the Salem Corporation was assessed to understand the contamination processes due to the presence of various contaminant sources and the suitability of groundwater for drinking purpose. Groundwater samples were collected during the period of pre- monsoon and post-monsoon of 2014-15 at 10 different locations of Salem Corporation of Tamilnadu state of India. Their physicochemical parameters like colour, odour, turbidity, TDS, EC, pH, TA, TH, Ca2+, Mg2+, Fe2+, Na+, K+, NH3+, NO3-, Cl-, F-, SO42-& PO42- were assessed. The results were compared with the drinking water guidelines of Indian Standard (IS) and World Health Organization (WHO). The multivariate statistical studies of Correlation co-efficient (r) analysis, Factor analysis and Cluster analysis were analyzed using SPSS (version 19.0) to determine the various types of pollution formation in the Salem Corporation |
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Title : A Review of Fabric Defect Detection Techniques Authors : A.B. Mahajan, Prof. K. S. Bhagat Click Here For Abstract
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In textile industries the texture defect identification and classification is very necessary to maintain good quality of the product. Sometimes, it is very difficult to identify and classify the small fabric defects by human eye and this affects the production tremendously. The development of fully automated web inspection system requires robust and efficient fabric defect detection algorithms. The detection of local fabric defects is one of the most intriguing problems in computer vision. Texture analysis plays an important role in the automated visual inspection of texture images to detect their defects. Various approaches for fabric defect detection have been proposed in past and the purpose of this paper is to categorize and describe these algorithms. This paper attempts to present the survey on fabric defect detection techniques, with a comprehensive list of references to some recent works |
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Title : Improvement of Power Quality Using Reduced-Rating Dynamic Voltage Restorer with a Battery Energy Storage System Authors : Sumathi.Badugu , G.Kaladhar , S.V.D.Anil Kumar Click Here For Abstract
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In this paper, different voltage injection schemes for dynamic voltage restorers (DVRs) are analyzed with particular focus on an incipient method used to minimize the rating of the voltage source converter (VSC) utilized in DVR. An Incipient control technique is proposed to control the capacitor-supported DVR. The control of a DVR is demonstrated with a reduced-rating VSC. The reference load voltage is estimated utilizing the unit vectors. The synchronous reference frame theory is utilized for the conversion of voltages from rotating vectors to the stationary frame. The compensation of the voltage sag, swell, and harmonics is demonstrated by utilizing the reduced-rating DVR |
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Title : The New Digital Age: Reshaping People, Nation and Business through Flipped Arena (Final Empirical Findings) Authors : Salisu Idayat Omolara, Panadda Auyphorn, MD. Habibullah, Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan Click Here For Abstract
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Flipped Arena can be seen as communication technique that consists of two parts: interactive learning activities, and direct computer-based individual instruction outside the four walls. The aim of this study to look into the flip arena where people can learn, in many area, where the old or physically challenge people can be able gain knowledge and speak freely. On the other hand introducing the rural area into the future. This research will provides an inclusive survey of previous and current research of the flipped classroom and conceptual solution model based on business model canvas (BMC). |
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Title : Performance Evaluation of Solar Power Plant (1.5KWh) with Auto Dual Axial Solar Tracking System Authors : J.R.Gandhi, S.N.Jha Click Here For Abstract
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In this paper we propose an off grid solar power plant (1.5 KWh) with auto dual axial solar tracking system. It is indigenously designed, developed and installed to harness the maximum possible solar radiation throughout the whole year. This system is developed to improve the generation of electrical power through solar power plant by tracking the sun continuously for the whole day, from east to west and for the whole year from north to south. This solar power plant with sensor based dual axial tracking system is designed to suit any geographical location of the place. To monitor and store the various parameters like solar panel current, battery voltage, solar radiation and wind speed, online data logging system (SCADA) and energy meter are installed with the power plant and the results are used for further analysis. Careful precautions are taken to protect the solar panels modules and tracking system from harsh conditions like cyclones. Other components of the system like batteries, inverter and electrical appliances are protected through specially designed “Auto Grid Changeover System with Timer and ELCB”. Day to day observations are collected through registered server and harnessed power is calculated with the power curves to evaluate the performance of the designed system |
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Title : Experimental Evaluation and Analysis of Tensile Strength Behavior on Friction Welded AISI 4340 Steel Joints using Design of Experiments Authors : M. Ganesan, P. Marimuthu Click Here For Abstract
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The quality of the welding is most significant for the engineering industries to satisfy the customer needs. Friction welding is the one of the solid state welding process for joining similar and dissimilar materials without the applications of filler rod. In this friction welding process, heat is generated at the interface of joining the specimen under plastic deformation by converting the rotational energy into heat energy. Recently AISI 4340 steel plays major role in the manufacturing, automobile, nuclear and marine industries. In this experimental investigation, KUKA continuous drive friction welding machine with constant rotating speed of 1500 rpm is used for joining the similar combination of AISI 4340 steel rods. The important friction welding parameters such as heating pressure, upset pressure and heating time were selected and studied at three different levels as per the recommendation of L9 orthogonal array. The welded joint strength was estimated by using the computer controlled universal testing machine. In this research work an effort is attempted to evaluate the optimum level of tensile strength on Friction Welding of AISI 4340 steel joints using Design of Experiments concept. The experimental results shows that upset pressure plays important role in the friction welding process and the optimum level is recommended for further research. |
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Title : Study of the Response of Knee joint Replacement under Daily life Activity Loads for Healthy Weight subjects Authors : I. Jusoh , A. A. Alzahrani Click Here For Abstract
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This paper presents results of an investigation of the effect of daily life activity loads onto total knee replacement. The category of people which has been studied in this investigation is the healthy weight group. The model has been designed for the knee replacement and the analysis has been done by using ANSYS software. The results of this study shows that one legged activity cause minimum effect of forces and the moments on the knee joint replacement .While the ascending stair activity cause maximum forces and moment on the knee. Knee bend and stand up/sit down seem to have the closer values while level walking has an average values. |
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Title : Significance of the Study of the Management after Engineering Authors : Naveen Rai Click Here For Abstract
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Typically, engineers move to business for several reasons. The MBA is sought by engineers because it is viewed as an easy (and faster) way to get into management, as the program is typically much easier than engineering curriculum. Typically it takes a professional 26 years to move up into the executive ranks of an organization. Therefore, we are all seeking a much faster route to greater success. The MBA is often seen as a way to change career fields, not just positions. Why? Business knowledge applies to all industries, whereas specific technical knowledge can keep you tied down to a specific industry. The important distinction between the engineer and the MBA is that as an MBA you'll most likely have to learn to deal with people issues, not technical ones. This requires a different skill set |
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Title : Easy Buying and Selling Through Mytrustedbazaar Platform: A Conceptual Solution Authors : Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan, Nur Hidayah Binti Jafre, Nabilah Binti Ahmad Salhi, Nurul Akmam Binti Ramlan Click Here For Abstract
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This paper proposed a one-stop service platform named MyTrustedBazaar. This trusted platform is for Muslims to sell and buy variety of quality products at affordable price. This system has the ability to categories product accordance to products types which more users friendly for Muslims to do online buying and selling. This system provides a platform for advertising buying and selling goods only, whereas the process of transaction occurs outside this system |
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Title : Corporate Recruitment System Authors : Dr. Chandra Sekhar Gotlagunta, Mrs. G. Kirthy, Ms. Gurmeet Kour Click Here For Abstract
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The Indian education system places strong emphasis on mathematics and science, resulting in a large number of science and engineering graduates. Mastery over quantitative concepts coupled with English proficiency has resulted in a skill set that has enabled India to reap the IT. Indian programmers are known for their strong technical and analytical skills and their willingness to accommodate clients. The cost of software development and other services in India is very competitive as compared. Indian IT industry has also gained immensely from the availability of a robust infrastructure country. Recruitment is one of the biggest challenges in front of the Indian companies. There is need of a recruitment tool to meet the present and future trends in recruitment process of any organization. This paper explores the industry trends and deals with conceptual frame work of recruitment system. Further, this paper drawn a design of corporate recruitment system and it provides a solution for fast and easy process in recruitments and also it can be used in the process of decision making in new recruitments. |
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Title : The Two-Way Effect of Slabs for the Reinforcement of Old Wooden Floors Sizing of Elements Authors : Juan Carlos Gomez de Cozar, Inigo Ariza Lopez Click Here For Abstract
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One of the advantages of the instrumentation that is currently available to us is its ability to quite accurately predict the behavior of the buildings we design. For new works, any predictive analysis can be made with knowledge of its materials and its context (climatic, social, economic, etc.). However, for an old work, if it is intended to keep the old building systems, the current tools, though sophisticated, are useless. Also, the materials are generally known only in part for various reasons, so that, ultimately, the decisions taken by the architects do not usually take into account the potential of the old materials. The case of preserving old wooden floors has been studied for years by hundreds of authors. These studies have been very much directed to obtaining the mechanical properties of the floors. However, when studies are sought that delve into obtaining real repair-restoration-rehabilitation solutions, material of immediate practical application is hard to find. In the last 15 years, the software and hardware used by the majority of architects have evolved as never before. We call this evolution “Instrumental Revolution” [1]. |
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Title : Application of Mosstons Spectrum of Teaching Styles of Physical Education in Lession Plan Preparation Authors : Dr. Asish Paul Click Here For Abstract
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The primary aims of Physical Education very historically based on the needs of the time and place. The needs and the demands of Physical Education are ever changing with the change of the society and the different other influential factors. Once it was considered as extracurricular activities, later enters as a co-curricular and at present got its importance as a regular and essential academic discipline. It has own body of knowledge, having base of research and exploration about future profession. Physical Education is a process through which an individual obtains optimal Physical, Mental, Emotional and Social skill through physical activity. It is a planned, sequential and progressive programs that promotes and instigate the lifetime physical movement with beauty and vigour. The aim of Physical Education is to bring the wholesome development through Organic development, Neuro-muscular development, Intellectual development and emotional development considering the four major domains of Physical Education, which are physical development objectives, motor development objectives, mental development objectives and social development objectives. |
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Title : Variable Voltage Battery Charging Capability DC-DC Converter with Fuzzy Controller Authors : Latha.L.R, Roopa.C, M.Karthika Click Here For Abstract
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Battery charger plays an important role in the battery and traction technology. Due to on-board type of charger it should be light in weight and should occupy less space as it should be on the vehicle all the time, so the smaller the better and of course, it is very important to minimize the cost of the charger. For a plug-in traction system, when the battery is charging from the grid, the vehicle should be parked. The traction system components are normally not engaged during the charging time, thus it is possible to reconfigure these components for the battery charger system. This concept presents the functionality of a commercialized fast charger for a lithium-ion battery. The device is intended to operate in a battery switch station, allowing an up-to 1-h recharge of a 25-kWh depleted battery, removed from a vehicle. The charger is designed as a dual-stage-controlled ac/dc converter. The input stage consists of a three-phase full-bridge diode rectifier combined with a reduced rating shunt active power filter. The input stage creates an uncontrolled pulsating dc bus while complying with the grid codes by regulating the total harmonic distortion and power factor according to the predetermined permissible limits. The output stage is formed by six interleaved groups of two parallel dc–dc converters, fed by the uncontrolled dc bus and performing the battery charging process. The charger is capable of operating in any of the three typical charging modes: constant current, constant voltage, and constant power. The proposed concept can be implemented with the Fuzzy based closed loop operation and verified through Matlab/simulink software |
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Title : MMC based D-STATCOM for Different Loading Conditions Authors : D.Satish Kumar, Geetanjali Pawanekar, Kavitha Chenna Reddy Click Here For Abstract
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In present day distribution systems, major power consumption has been in reactive loads, such as fans, pumps etc. These loads draw lagging power-factor currents and therefore give rise to reactive power burden in the distribution system. Moreover, situation worsens in the presence of unbalanced loads. Excessive reactive power demand increases feeder losses and reduces active power flow capability of the distribution system, whereas unbalancing affects the operation of transformers and generators. A Distribution Static Compensator (DSTATCOM) can be used for compensation of reactive power and unbalance loading in the distribution system. Many efforts have been done to realize it without bulky and heavy coupling transformer and to reduce the size of bulky inductive filters, using multilevel converters. Multilevel converters are divided to three categories: neutral point clamped (NPC), flying capacitor (FC) and cascaded H-bridge (CHB) converters. Among the mentioned topologies, the cascaded H-bridge converter is more interested due to its extreme modularity, easier dc voltage balancing, and minimum number of required components for a specific number of voltage levels. However, both star-type and delta type cascaded H-bridge converters have the limitations under the situation of unbalanced load or asymmetrical power supply. In this project, a new control strategy with a focus on dc-link voltage control of splitting capacitors is proposed, along with the theoretical analysis and associated discussions. The proposed concept is tested at different loading conditions by using Matlab/Simulink software and the corresponding results are presented |
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Title : Performance Study of Ticn/Tin and Tialn Coated Cutting Tool on Inconel625 in CNC Turning Authors : R. Baskaran, P. Marimuthu, K. Chandrasekaran Click Here For Abstract
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INCONEL 625 alloys are used many industrial applications such as petrochemical and power generation, due to their high performance in aggressive environments. However, INCONEL 625 material is difficult make a product because at the time of machining produce poor surface finish, high tool wear and reduce the production rate. The coating on tungsten carbide cutting tool is effective way to improve the quality of the product. So in this investigation TiCN/TiN and TiAlN Coated cutting tool is taken for machining on INCONEL 625 in CNC turning under dry condition. The current work focuses on determining the optimal cutting condition for turning INCONEL625 to achieve minimum surface roughness (SR), tool wear (TW) and maximum material removal rate (MRR). |
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Title : Implementation of New Proposed Video Compression Technique for Surveillance System and Clinical Medicine Videos Authors : K.N. Abdul Kader Nihal, Dr. A.R. Mohamed Shanavas Click Here For Abstract
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Data Compression shrinks down a file so that it takes up less space. This is desirable for data storage and data communication. Storage space on disks is expensive so a file which occupies less disk space is "cheaper" than an uncompressed file. Smaller files are also desirable for data communication, because the smaller a file the faster it can be transferred. A compressed file appears to increase the speed of data transfer over an uncompressed file. Video compression is the last step before uploading your file online. As the name implies, compressing video reduces its file size. This is very important, because smaller files upload faster, save bandwidth and storage costs, and load quicker when played back. However, if video is compressed too much, the file can lose its detail, resolution, clarity, and much more. In this paper, the authors proposed new video compression techniques for surveillance videos and clinical medicine videos using ‘frame cut-off’ technique which is a novel approach in compression video where the movement is minimum. Also the authors implemented the proposed algorithm using Java technologies and MATLAB image processing tool and tested with CCTV and medical video processing such as EGC, Intensive Care Unit observations. The interpreted results show that the proposed algorithm compresses the videos five times better than the existing video compression techniques. The pros of the proposed algorithm are that it is well suited for the videos which have minimum movement, for example CCTV footage. The cons of this proposed solution is that the better results cannot be achieved for normal videos which have high movement such as cine movies. However, the content mining techniques are applied efficiently in order to increase the compression ratio and it can be further investigated to increase the high movement videos to compress better. |
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Title : Cartesian Product of K- Hsu-Structure Manifold Authors : Geeta Verma, Virendra Nath Pathak Click Here For Abstract
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Cartesian product of two manifolds has been defined and studied by Pandey [1]. In this paper we have taken Cartesian product of k-Hsu-structure manifolds, where k is some finite integer, and studied some properties of curvature and Ricci tensor of such a product manifold. |
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Title : Ubiquitous Computing-Concepts & Challenges Authors : Dr. X. Joshphin Jasaline Anitha Click Here For Abstract
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The terms Ubiquitous was first coined at the beginning of the 90's, by Xerox PARC and IBM respectively, and capture the realization that the computing focus was going to change from the PC to a more distributed, mobile and embedded form of computing. This paper will describe where software and hardware have combined to enable ubiquitous computing, where these systems have limitations and where the biggest challenges still remain. |
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Title : On-Line Monitoring of AC Induction Motors Using ARM and CAN Bus System Authors : K.Anand, P.Manikandan, A.G.Karthikeyan Click Here For Abstract
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This paper presents an on-line distributed induction motor monitoring system based-on the ARM (Advanced RISC Machines), which is integrated with the embedded and CAN (Controller Area Network) bus technologies. The hardware structure of the system with the ARM microprocessor S3C2410X and CAN bus controller MCP2510 is introduced; the accomplishment of software of motor on-line monitoring system is also described. Compared to the complicated construction and low integration of traditional motor testing systems, this system has a reasonable structure with less external expansion units, and can carry out data transmission in real time, effectively, and with lower power cost and more reliability |
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Title : Implementation of Hybrid Switching Scheme for series-Resonant DC-DC Converter Authors : A.G.karthikeyan, K.Anand, P.Manikandan Click Here For Abstract
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This project presents a hybrid switching scheme for LLC series-resonant half-bridge (SRHB) dc-dc converter. The concept proposed hybrid switching scheme is changing the switching mode to improve power efficiency in a wide load range. The SRHB converter operates in three different switching modes depending on the output load condition. This three switching schemes provides efficient operation of system at different load condition. The simulation and Digital control of the system facilitates the implementation of the proposed hybrid switching. Hence high efficiency is achieved with a constant output voltage over wide load range. |
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Title : Improved Noise Reduction Scheme for Smart Grid Applications Authors : J.Rajesh, J.Pranesh Jonathan, K.Somasekar Click Here For Abstract
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In this paper, we propose clipping scheme and equalizer as methods to reduce the effects of impulsive noise and channel attenuation in power line communication (PLC) system. Clipping is cutting off the amplitude of the received signal over threshold level without its phase change in order to reduce noise effects. The equalizer compensates for effects of PLC channel. The performance is evaluated in terms of bit error rate (BER). From simulation results, it is confirmed that the proposed clipping scheme has slightly better performance than conventional PLC system. The results of the paper can be applied to PLC systems for smart grid. |
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Title : Design of Stand for Tarpedo Car Reloading Pit Authors : Shaik Azger Pasha, Shaik Himam Saheb, Yogesh Avula Click Here For Abstract
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This work deals with the all the departments in steel plant steel melting shop(SMS) is one of the main department In purifying the steel. Molten pig iron(some times referred as “hot metal”) received from a blast furnace through open ladle(150T capacity) or torpedo ladle(300T capacity) is stored in “mixer” of capacity(1300T capacity). The hot metal in open ladle can be directly poured into the mixer, where as the hot metal in the Tarpedo ladle has to be emptied into 2 No’s of open ladles. This method is called reloading of Tarpedo ladle and this is in done in a pit (of side 7m x6m x5.85m depth) with vertical stand on either side of the open ladle in taken out from the pit and charged into mixer. |
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Title : Impact of Authentic Leadership on Job Characteristic Model and Goal Commitment Authors : Ali Tariq, Kamran Iqbal, Tehreem Shahid Click Here For Abstract
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This study investigates the dimensions of the job characteristic model on the goal commitment. Job Characteristics shows the positive impact on the goal commitment. However, this research argued that these results can negative with the effect of the authentic leadership. Multiple Regression and correlation techniques are used to find out the results. Cronbach’s alpha is used to check the internal consistency of instrument. The results show that dimensions of the job characteristic model i.e. Task Identity, Task Significance, skill variety, autonomy and feedback has the positive significant relationship with the goal commitment. The authentic leadership has the negative effect on the job characteristic model and goal commitment. This study suggest that the model can be applied in other sectors to obtain different results. |
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Title : 4G Visions from a Technical Perspective Authors : Sridevi Click Here For Abstract
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Mobile communication is continuously one of the hottest areas that are developing at a booming speed, with advanced techniques emerging in all the fields of mobile and wireless communications. Current times are just the beginning for deploying 3G mobile communication systems, while research on the next generation of mobile communications, 4G wireless and mobile networks begin to pave the way for the future. This paper studies the visions of 4G from a technical perspective, also present an overall 4G feature framework based on the kernel concept of integration, in which two key features (diversity and adaptability) of the three targets (terminals, networks, and applications) are described. This paper present overall visions on the features of 4G mobile communications based on a feature framework and provide detailed proposals to respective support techniques and research topics |
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Title : Research on a New Automotive Rear-View Mirror with Dual-Axis Inclined Angle Adjustment, Memory, and Restoration Functions Authors : Chieh-Tsung Chi Click Here For Abstract
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Nowadays, an exterior automotive rear-view mirror is one of basic driving-safety equipments for most of automobile drivers. The researching purpose of this paper is hoped to design a new controller for the control of proposed automotive rear-view mirror through hardware circuit design and software programming approaches. Hardware circuit includes an electronic control unit, an intelligent mobile device, and a pair of Bluetooth modules. To program a friendly human-machine interface (HMI) on an intelligent mobile device, let user only need to press an object which equals ordering an operating command to the controlled rear-view mirror. The corresponding command is immediately transmitted from the intelligent mobile device to the single chip embedded in the electronic control unit (ECU) via a wireless Bluetooth communication interface. The single chip immediately executes any of the dual-axis inclined angles adjustment, memory, or restoration actions after it has received the operating command. In order to verify the feasibility of the proposed system controller, an experimental prototype was established in the laboratory. Some different experiments were then carried out under different conditions. Finally, the experimental results showed that the proposed new mechanism and controller are actually feasible. Especially, this new automotive rear-view mirror is suitable for being used in lots of present conventional low-end and middle-end vehicles in the after market for promoting their operating efficiency. |
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Title : Impact of Brand Image on Consumer Buying Behaviour While Selecting Branded Readymade Garments in Kota City Authors : Vidhi Upadhyaya Click Here For Abstract
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Now a days Consumers are becoming very much brand conscious and spending time and money trying out new product and services. Consumers are in seek of designer clothes, branded apparel, good quality product which not only satisfy their needs but also helps to groom their personality. Everyone prefer to wear branded clothes not only in their professional life but also in their social life. The purpose of this study is to examine the behaviour of consumer of Kota city on leading branded garments. It also helps to find out the major factors which helps the consumer to purchase branded apparel. The sample size of 100 people is going to be taken which includes both male and female of age 20 years to 40 years, this will help to study whether the consumers are really satisfied from their buying pattern, are they really loyal for their specific brand or they keep on changing. This study includes both high income group as well as low income group of consumers. This will help the branded companies to know that which segment is more brand conscious and which is not .The structured questionnaire helps to study the behaviour of consumers. The findings revealed that consumers are very much anxious to buy brand clothes but because of high price of branded clothes there is still very big segment who cannot buy branded clothes. So this study helps the branded companies to bring new strategies to low income group of consumers who are also potential buyers |
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Title : Cognitive Radio Networks: A Brainy Wireless Network System for IOT Authors : Rejin R Krishna, Nikhila T Bhuvan Click Here For Abstract
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Wireless systems near future is to find suitable spectrum bands to fulfill the demand of future services. While radio spectrum is fully allocated to different services, applications and users, observation show that usage of the spectrum is quite low. The requirement for problem solution and improvement in spectrum utilization, evolved cognitive radio concept. The Internet of Things, fast-emerging ecosystem of intercommunicating devices proliferating rapidly. The vision of pervasive wireless networks and their communications offers the promise of many societal and individual benefits. Current research on Internet of Things (IoT) mainly focuses on enabling general objects to see, hear, and smell the physical world for themselves, and make them connected sharing their observations. In this paper, a study on cognitive radio networks and how they provide Internet of thing an apperceive current network conditions, analyze the perceived knowledge, perform adaptive actions, and make intelligent decisions which aim to maximize network performance. |
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Title : Volumetric Study in Some Binary Liquid Mixtures Triethyl Amine with Primary Alcohols At 303.15k Authors : Dhirendra Kr. Sharma, Akas Shuklla Click Here For Abstract
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Triethyl amine well as methanol, Ethanol, Propanol and Butanol are important aliphatic organic amino compound, which draw their importance as excellent solvents. The density and molar volume of binary mixtures of Triethyl amine with methanol, Ethanol, Propanol and Butanol have been determined experimentally at 303.15K. Molar volume computed utilizing these experimental data. The excess values are indicative of interaction between the components molecules in all four systems |
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Title : E-Learning System for Agricultural Education in India: A Brief Review Authors : Yogita G. Jadhav, T.J.Jadhav Click Here For Abstract
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Education has a very significant and strategic role in all aspects of the development of any nation. e learning is a modern way of learning now a day. It includes electronic media in the field of education. E-learning makes the use of ICT (information and communication technology). Now a day in every field like learning in medical or learning in agriculture ,e-learning is popular to use. With the development in Agriculture Science and technology, the need for improved agricultural education throughout the world has also been realized. Quality education in agriculture is service that contributes to national development integration and regional cohesion. But compared to other business and management fields e-learning in the field of agriculture is still in initial phase of development. E learning involves various types of media that provide video, audio, image and text. E learning uses the intranet/extranet/internet and widens the horizon of traditional learning. E-agriculture is growing field that specialize in improvement of agricultural and rural development through ICT.E-agriculture involves the design, development, application, analysis and innovative ways in which ICT within the rural domain. |
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Title : Cascaded Multilevel Inverters Design and Its Furtherance Authors : R.Karthika, T.jothi, M.Preetha, M.Yuvallela Click Here For Abstract
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The multilevel inverter collectively converters the several levels of dc voltage to a desired ac voltage. Multilevel inverter incorporates various pulse-width modulation Strategies.The unique structure of multilevel inverters allows them to reach nearer to sinusoidal i.e. with low harmonics. As the number of voltage levels increases, the harmonic content of the output voltage waveform decreases. The increase of voltage levels with low ratings of individual devices can increase the power rating. To produce a high-power, high-voltage inverter with multilevel structure is easy, as the device voltage stresses are controlled in the structure. The use of a high-voltage inverter makes possible. For the direct connection to the high-voltage distribution system, eliminating the distribution Transformers. An inverter can produce a controlled reactive current and operates as a Static VAR Compensation in steady state operation. The most common applications of multilevel inverters include Reactive power compensation, Back-to-Back inter-tie &Variable speed drives. The multilevel inverters are classified as Diode clamped, flying capacitor & cascaded multilevel inverters. These topologies of multilevel inverters are discussed and new topology, proposed from cascaded multilevel inverter has been introduced. The Simulated results have been obtained for Cascaded multilevel inverter &Proposed modified cascaded multilevel inverter using continuous and SPWM techniques |
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Title : Photovoltaic Fed Boost H6 Inverter for Standalone Application Authors : A.Malliga, S.Subalakshmi, V.Suvitha, S.Shanthini Merlin Click Here For Abstract
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This paper presents the design and implementation of Photovoltaic fed high performance boost H6 inverters using hybrid modulation method. In this configuration without the input split capacitors, multiple DC sources, common-mode voltage and leakage current issues can be eliminated in standalone PV system . The main objective of this system is to achieve high efficient system with the elimination of common-mode voltage and leakage current. The hybrid modulation topology is the combination of unipolar and bipolar pulse width modulation schemes. The performance of the proposed system is analyzed by comparing the level of reduction of common mode error as a parameter and the working of existing H4 inverter. |
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Title : Model Reference Adaptive Control based on Fuzzy Logic for Doubly Fed Induction Generator used in a Chain of Wind Power Conversion Authors : Jean N. RAZAFINJAKA, Tsiory P. ANDRIANANTENAINA Click Here For Abstract
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This paper deals with a study of a model reference adaptive control (MRAC) based on fuzzy logic controller and polynomial RST one. This new proposal is applied on the controls powers of a doubly fed induction generator (DFIG) used in a chain of wind power conversion. The wind system is envisaged to be connected to the grid. Simulations are made by using MATLAB platform. The results show that this new method is realizable and leads to good performances on tracking test, disturbance rejection and robustness in respect with parameters variation, especially rotorique resistance variation. Indirect validation by comparison with a method suggested by other authors permits to conclude the effectiveness of the new method. |
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Title : Removal of Colluding Parties in Secure Sum Computation under Distributed Data Mining Authors : Lambodar Jena, Narendra Ku. Kamila, Hemant Ku. Bhuyan Click Here For Abstract
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Analysis of privacy sensitive data in a multi-party environment often assumes that the parties are well-behaved; they abide by the protocols and do not try to collude. Many of these assumptions fall apart in real-life applications of PPDDM. Generally, different kinds of parties have different nature or behavior. However, their performances may be reflected based on their nature during computation for common objectives. Some of them might try to collude with other parties for exposing the private data of another party. But self-interested parties try to maximize their own benefit using their colluding nature. Based on this issue, we consider theoretical framework to find number of honest parties. Thus we are interested to solve the above problem based on privacy protection in distributed data mining system in which each party maintains own private data and distribute their data very carefully, otherwise other party can get more benefits. |
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Title : Corporate Governance and Firm Performance: Empirical Evidence from India Authors : Dr. Pradip Kumar Samanta Click Here For Abstract
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Trends, dimensions and issues relating to corporate governance are attracting the attention of academicians, industry experts, policy makers, researchers and others. As interest into the nitty-gritty of corporate governance gets intensified, the focus shifts to the emerging areas of corporate governance. Among the emerging areas of interest, the linkage between corporate governance and firm performance is fast assuming a significant place among researchers. Research on the linkage between corporate governance and firm performance has provided mixed and contradictory results and there is need to examine this linkage in the light of the Indian perspective. In this backdrop, the present paper tries to examine the linkage between corporate governance and firm performance of 30 companies of BSE Sensex by using latest available data. The paper starts with a discourse on corporate governance and a brief survey of existing literature on the issue has been carried out. Based on the guidelines available in existing literature, certain objective measures of corporate governance like proportion of independent directors, segregation of power between Chairman and CEO, presence of owner- managers, number of board meetings, pattern of institutional share holding etc. and measures of firm performance like net profit margin, return on net worth etc. have been considered. Data corresponding to these measures have been collected from reliable data sources. Regression analysis has been carried out to examine the nature of linkage between corporate governance and firm performance. The results have been analyzed and inference has been drawn accordingly. |
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Title : Simulation of a New Quasi Resonant DC Link Inverter to Reduce Switching Losses Authors : J.Pranesh Jonathan, K.Somasekar, J.Rajesh Click Here For Abstract
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In this paper a new three phase DC link soft switching inverter is introduced. The auxiliary circuit of the proposed inverter is composed of two switches beside the DC link switch. All switches in the proposed inverter are soft switched. The proposed auxiliary circuit provides zero voltage switching condition for the main inverter switches independent of the link current direction. An analysis of this inverter topology is presented and various operating modes are explained in details. The inverter simulation is performed to validate the analysis. |
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Title : Sensitivity Analysis of 3- PRR Planar Manipulator Authors : Shaik Himam Saheb, G.Satish Babu Click Here For Abstract
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This paper deals with the sensitivity analysis of 3-PRR planar parallel manipulators (PPMs). First, the sensitivity coefficients of the pose of the manipulator moving platform to variations in the geometric parameters and in the actuated variables are expressed algebraically. Moreover, two aggregate sensitivity indices are determined, one related to the orientation of the manipulator moving platform and another one related to its position. Then, a methodology is proposed to compare 3-PRR PPMs with regard to their dexterity, workspace size and sensitivity. Finally, the sensitivity of a 3-PRR PPM is analyzed in detail |
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Title : Factors Influencing Knowledge Sharing Intention in Enforcement Agency Authors : Mohd Sazili Shahibi, Noazura Yusoff, Norhayati Hussin, Juwahir Ali, Zaharuddin Ibrahim, Shamsul Kamal Wan Fakeh Click Here For Abstract
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The success of knowledge management initiatives depends on knowledge sharing. The purpose of this study is to analyse the factors influencing knowledge sharing intention within employees in the Enforcement Agency. The main objective of this study was threefold which is utilizing the theory of reasoned action (TRA). First, was to examine the relationship between attitude and subjective norm with knowledge sharing intention. Second was to examine the relationship among factors, i.e., self-efficacy, knowledge technology, social network, perceive extrinsic reward and social trust with attitude towards knowledge sharing intention and the third was to examine the relationship between organizational structure and subjective norm towards knowledge sharing intention. This research was conducted involve enforcement agency which is focusing on one department. There are 100 questionnaires distributed with 96 returns answered. This indicates 96% of response rate. This research has indicate that attitude and subjective norm has positive influence in knowledge sharing intention. Furthermore this research also highlighted the strongest predictors which are Subjective Norm, Perceive Extrinsic Reward and Social Trust. |
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Title : Refractrometric study of binary liquid mixtures of triethyl amine with alcohols at 303.15K Authors : Dhirendra Kr. Sharma, Akas Shukla Click Here For Abstract
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One of the physical properties, which is applied now- a -days, is the refractive index of pure liquid and their mixtures for the study of interactions between the components. Refractive index is an optical property of a dielectric substance. Pandey et. al (1-2) have made refractive index measurements in liquid mixtures and have suggested that such studies are very much helpful for understanding of the molecular interaction in the components of the mixture. Owing to this, refractive index measurements are carried out in the present investigation. In the following section some theoretical aspects (3-4) of the refractive index have been discussed. Refractive index (or index of refraction) is a measure of the amount of refraction. It is the ratio of the wave length or phase velocity of an electromagnetic wave in a vacuum to that in the substance. It is also called as absolute index of refraction or absolute refractive index. It can be a function of wave length, temperature and pressure. If the substance is non-absorbing and non-magnetic at any wave length, then square of the index of refraction is equal to the dielectric constant at that wave length (5). When a light wave posses from one medium having refractive index, n1 to another with n2, the angle of incidence (i), and the angle of refraction (r), both measured with respect to the normal to the interface, are related by |
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Title : A Hybrid AC/DC Micro grid With Fuzzy Logic Controller Authors : Ganesula Prasad, Shaik Dawood Click Here For Abstract
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The proposed system presents power- control strategies of a grid-connected Micro grid generation system with versatile power transfer. This Micro grid system allows maximum utilization of freely available renewable energy sources like wind and photovoltaic energies. For this, an adaptive MPPT P&O Controller along with standard perturbs and observes method will be used for the system. The proposed Micro grid can operate in autonomous mode. fuzzy logic controller and controlling converters are proposed for smooth power transfer between ac and dc links and for stable system operation under various generation and load conditions. This Micro grid system operates under normal conditions which include normal room temperature in the case of solar energy and normal wind speed at plain area in the case of wind energy. The Power Balancing Control simulation results are presented to illustrate the operating principle, feasibility and reliability of Micro grid proposed system |
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Title : An Emprical Analysis of Women Behavior While Buying Indian Dress Saree with Special Refrence to Kota Doriya Sarees Authors : Vidhi Upadhyaya Click Here For Abstract
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— India is a diverse country with different culture cast and creed, Therefore the choice is also different from person to person. The saree is one of the worlds oldest and perhaps the only surviving unstitched garment from the past. Over the millennia, it has not only become a sensuous, glamorous all-time-wear for women, especially the cotton wear sarees are the most preferable choice among working women’s. Women’s buying behaviour is different according to their ages and their lifestyle. Kota is a city where these castes are maximum in number Maheshawari’s, Jain’s, Brahmin’s and Rajput’s, ladies of these castes always prefer to wear sarees whether being at home or moving outside or going to attend any function and even if they are working they prefer to wear sarees. There are n number of cotton saree variety are available in Kota Doria. These sarees are not only popular in Kota but also in other cities. The study is focusing on female of Kota city, both working and non-working women age between 25-35. The study will see the buying behaviour of females while purchasing Kota Doria saree. The study will also help to find out how the sarees groom the personality of females. |
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Title : Dossier of Manufacturing and Environmental Sustainability: An Empirical Model Authors : Man Djun Lee, Shahidul Islam Click Here For Abstract
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This paper is about model building to evaluate manufacturing sustainability. This study aims to support manufacturing industries by providing with a tool to evaluate the degree of sustainability by measuring their production performance. Literature review, data collection, conceptual model building, mathematical model building and report writing are the main steps involved of this work. Information has collected from scientific publications on sustainable manufacturing, green manufacturing, sustainable life cycle engineering, remanufacturing and edited. This study has successfully generated an empirical model to evaluate the sustainability degree of manufacturing industries’ production process. Literature suggest, wastage or underutilized capacity creates gap in productivity and appears as non-value added input to production process. This gap contributes to increase production cost, reduce production performance and ultimately it negatively impacted on economy and environment. In this aspect, developed model is useful for relevant stakeholders to eliminate non-value added inputs for achieving economic and environmental sustainability. The developed model is original as developed from fundamental manufacturing concept. This work will add new information in the manufacturing knowledge domain; in this aspect, this work is novel. This paper will provide guideline for future research in sustainable manufacturing. |
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Title : Using the Imidazole and Benzimidazole as Corrosion Inhibitor of UNS S31803 Duplex Stainless Steel Authors : Roberta Rossi Moreira, Thiago Freitas Soares, Leonardo Cabral Gontijo, Eustáquio V. Ribeiro de Castro, Josimar Ribeiro Click Here For Abstract
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The behavior of corrosion and corrosion inhibition of UNS S31803 duplex stainless steel (DSS) were studied in sodium chloride solution (3.0 wt. %), in the absence and presence of benzimidazole and imidazole corrosion inhibitors. The chemical and morphological characterization of steels were performed using the techniques such as optical emission spectrometry, X-ray diffraction (XRD), optical microscopy, scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and energy dispersive X-ray (EDX). Electrochemical analysis were performed through the techniques of potentiodynamic polarization and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy. XRD analysis showed that the UNS S31803 DSS displayed austenite and ferrite phases. Additionally, metallographic and SEM and EDX analysis allowed to identify certain regions and elements present in the steel which provide corrosion occurring, such as inclusions. The inhibitors were tested at different concentrations (25 ppm, 50 ppm, 100 ppm, 500 ppm and 1000 ppm) for the three steel through the polarization curves and electrochemical impedance, and it was found that all concentrations showed an increase in corrosion resistance. Polarization curves analysis showed that the benzimidazole provided to UNS S31803 DSS, inhibition efficiencies of about 75 %. While imidazole showed an efficiency of about 86 %. The electrochemical impedance results showed that the inhibition efficiencies was approximately 71 % for benzimidazole and of about 85 % for the imidazole. In all electrochemical analysis imidazole proved to be the better inhibitor for the DSS investigated. |
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Title : Bancassurance: A Comprehensive Study Authors : Dr. Priyank Gupta Click Here For Abstract
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Today every investor has to learn to analyze the savings and investment avenues cautiously. Life insurance policies are also one of the investment alternatives. Life insurance policies are available in numerous forms. Nowadays banks have been involving in the distribution process of insurance products. Bancassurance is a significant milestone in the insurance business. The article explains the emergence and development of bancassurance in India. The article also outlined the regulatory framework of bancassurance business in India. The growth of bancassurance in the life insurance sector is described in the article. |
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Title : Region Growing Method for Detection of Brain Tumor, Affected Regions in Eye and Skin Diseases Authors : Ms. Tanuja Pandurang Shewale, Dr. Shubhangi B. Patil Click Here For Abstract
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automated segmentation and detection are vastly important in medical diagnostics because they provide information related to the complex parts in human body. In surgical planning this is most important. As the appropriate segmentation of anatomical regions of the brain, eyes and skin are quite difficult in medical image analysis. The MRI image produces a high contrast image which indicates regular and irregular tissues that help to discriminate the affected and non-affected areas. But if these edges of affected regions are not sharp then the results obtained from the segmentation are not accurate. This usually happens if the disease is in its initial stage. So, in this paper a modified method of detection and segmentation is discussed to separate the irregular and the regular surrounding tissue. This is necessary to get a real identification of involved and noninvolved areas. This will assist the surgeons for the surgical planning to distinguish the involved area precisely. The method proposed here is seeded region growing method to detect the affected regions in brain tumor, eye disease and skin disease. |
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Title : Ultrasonic characterization using LabVIEW Technique Authors : Bhandakkar V D Click Here For Abstract
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Ultrasonic is the science of acoustics and the technology of sound. The frequency range of ultrasonic waves is greater than 20 KHz up to several MHz, which is beyond the audible range or limit. Ultrasonics characterization allows for the measurement of velocity, viscosity, density, adiabatic compressibility, internal pressure, Gibb’s energy, impedance and all the parameters of binary or ternary liquids. This ultrasonic characterization using pulse echo technique is discussed in this paper takes the principle of ultrasonic characterization and applied it to some binary liquid mixtures. A new instrumentation system using LabVIEW was designed to allow rapid data collection through varying liquid mixture and their characterization. The system is composed of pulse system and acquired data is then graphically shown using LabVIEW software. LabVIEW is a graphical development environment for creating test measurement and other control applications. Using LabVIEW, virtual instrumentation (VIs) is created to control or measure a process. In this application LabVIEW was used to create a virtual instrument that was laboratory to collect the data required for ultrasonic characterization of the binary systems, Acrolein + Methanol and Acrolein + Cyclohexane. Experiments were conducted to calibrated and validate the system for ultrasonic velocity, viscosity, density, adiabatic compressibility, internal pressure, impedance, free length, free volume, and Gibb’s energy. Transducers are incorporated for sensing purpose. In this paper, the results of an ultrasonic velocity, density and viscosity to study the related acoustical parameters, for the binary systems of Acrolein + methanol and Acrolein + cyclohexane at the temperature 303K using Lab VIEW software have been reported. The behavior of these parameters with composition of the mixture has been discussed in terms of molecular interaction between the components of liquids. |
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Title : A study on Physico-Mechanical properties of Oxytenanthera monostigama a cultivated bamboo Authors : C Maya Click Here For Abstract
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Physical properties such as the culms, height, number of internodes per culms, internodes length, internodes diameter, culms wall thickness, moisture content and basic density are considered to be the important factors in determining the suitability of bamboo for various applications. The results of mechanical properties like Modulus of rupture (MoR), Modulus of elasticity (MoE) and Compressive strength (Comp St.) of Oxytenanthera monostigama species showed the strength properties more at middle portion compared to bottom and top portions. |
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Title : The Effects of the Governments Construction Contract Administration Authors : Chaiwat Pooworakulchai, Waranon Kongsong, Kijbodi Kongbenjapuch Click Here For Abstract
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This article is analyzed the factors that affect to the construction contract administration of the government. The relationships of the government’s construction contract administration principles and structures were presented. The present study is a documentary research one. The data were collected from documents, texts, and printing media. Then, the problems affecting the administration were analyzed and synthesized. It was found that the factors include the initial processes before the administration. Moreover, there are other factors during the administration that could cause the effects at any time. These factors were divided into two groups: internal and external factors. The factors could be controlled if the practices were improved and adjusted according to the construction strategies which will be reduce the effects in contract administration continuously. |
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Title : Following correlations between degree of disability and Esnault, Biering, Ito and Pile tests results after application of kinesitherapeutic methodology to patients with chronic stage of lumbalgy Authors : Maria Vakrilova Becheva Click Here For Abstract
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To follow the correlation between the degree of disability and the results of Esnault, Biering, Ito and Pile tests after the application of kinesitherapeutic methodology to patients with a chronic stage of lumbalgy The study included 110 patients diagnosed with chronic low back pain, divided equally into two treatment groups. The participants of the experimental group performed the recommended special exercises 3 times a week at home and those in the control group only followed the guidelines of the physician. At the beginning of the 12th month аn Esnault test, Biering test, Ito test, Pile test and test of Oswestry were applied to all the participants. There has been established a direct and moderate correlation of Esnault test results with Oswestry test results in the experimental group at the beginning and end of the observation. There has also been established an inverse and moderate correlation between Biering test results and Oswestry test results in the experimental group at the end of the observation. There has been ascertained inverse and moderate correlation between Ito test results and Oswestry test results in the experimental group at the beginning and end of the observation. The lower results in Esnault, Biering and Ito tests in the experimental group were a predictor of higher levels of disability among participants. |
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Title : Optimization of an Epoxy Resin Two- Wheeler Connecting Rod Using CAE Tools Authors : Jitender Dahiya, Shweta Bisht Click Here For Abstract
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The main objective of the work is to carry out the weight reduction and cost optimization of connecting rod, which is achieved by changing the material of the existing connecting rod to epoxy resin. The model is developed in CATIA V5 and then imported in ANSYS workbench. The work analysis of the single cylinder four- stroke engine connecting rod is carried out using Finite Element Analysis software ANSYS WORKBENCH 9.0 and taken as a case study. The Von Mises stress, strain and total deformation determined for the same loading condition and compared with the existing results. The current work consists of two types of analysis. In the first part of the study, a static analysis is carried out for the optimization of connecting rod. The static analysis is carried out under axial load and buckling load. In the second part, a fatigue failure analysis is carried out to check the fatigue strength of the optimized connecting rod. FEA and the load analysis results, the load for the optimization study are selected. A fatigue tool is used to determine the life, stress multiaxiality, factor of safety and damage of the connecting rod. |
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Title : ECG And PPG Monitoring Using Machine-To-Machine Communication Authors : Priyanka Amodkar, M.B. Limkar, Smita Kulkarni Click Here For Abstract
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This paper provides a prototype which uses machine to machine communication to provide healthcare solution. ECG and PPG is an important tool to interpret a wide range of heart conditions. Early warning and patient awareness are critical in preventing permanent heart damage and saving much of the heart muscles. These critical conditions motivated us to develop a prototype that provides a long term ECG and PPG monitoring. Our approach is to provide healthcare solution which can process large amount of biomedical signals through the network that is a combination of i-nternet and sensors. |
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Title : Investigation of Pulverized Bentonitic Clay (PBC) As Partial Replacement of Cement in Concrete Authors : Olutoge F.A., Okeyinka O.M., Manu P., Akintunde A. P. Click Here For Abstract
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The prevalent need for alternative eco-friendly building materials and the demands for improved concrete strength have compelled researchers to intensify work on substitutes to cement for the purpose of investigating their usefulness as absolute or partial replacement of cement. This project investigates the possible use of Pulverized Bentonitic Clay (PBC) sourced from Nigeria as a partial replacement of cement in concrete production. The experimental work involved the use of concrete mix design aimed at strength of 25N/mm2 as control sample. The ordinary Portland cement used for the mixture was replace with 0%, 5%, 10%, 15% and 20% Pulverized Bentonitic Clay (PBC). 150mmx150mmx150mm concrete cubes specimen were cast from mixture of binder, fine aggregate and coarse aggregate using mix ratio 1:1.5:3.The cube specimen were subjected to compressive strength test at 7, 14, 21, and 28 days curing ages. The compressive strength of the ordinary Portland cement/Pulverized Bentonitic Clay (PBC) concrete generally decreases as the percentage of Pulverized Bentonitic Clay (PBC) content increases. The maximum compressive strength of 25.50 N/mm2 was recorded for the 5% PBC-cement cube specimen at 28 day curing age. Addition of bentonite clay resulted in poor early stage and good later stage compressive strength compare to the control mixture. The maximum value of 25.50N/mm2 for the 5% replacement level is found suitable and recommended having attained a 28-day compressive strength of more than 25.0N/mm2. The findings indicate that the use of 5% Nigerian bentonite clay as partial replacement of cement is suitable for concrete work in which later stage strength is required. The split tensile strength of concrete containing 0%-20%PBC satisfies the minimum requirement for structural grade lightweight concrete. Addition of PBC had a negative effect to the workability of a fresh concrete. It generally lowered the workability of the concrete. |
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Title : Establishment of Baseline Data for Monitoring Structural Deformation a Case Study of Mechanical Engineering Building, Federal Polytechnic Idah, Nigeria Authors : Z. O. Sule, M.N. Ono Click Here For Abstract
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The concept underlying structural deformation monitoring using various methods had over the years been of interest to civil engineers, structural engineers, surveyors and all other allied environmental-based professionals is aimed at protecting various infrastructures and facilities. This paper thus aims at discussing the establishment of base line data using geodetic survey method to establish the baseline infrastructure. Five control stations were established around the mechanical Engineering building for the purpose of monitoring. The baseline infrastructure was established using the total station (SOKKIA SET 310). Statistical analysis carried out showed that the differences in the mean, standard deviation and variances of the rectangular northing coordinates as compared to the grid equivalent were 0.120m,-0.104m and 0.111m respectively. That of the eastings was 0.893m, 0.041m and 3.83m respectively. The angular misclosure of the traverse was (00° 00’ 12”).The linear accuracies of the traverse and that of the grid were 1/79,000 and 1/93,000 respectively. The least squares adjustment gave values of a-priori standard error and variance of (0.0005032 and 0.0000145) respectively. The study revealed that the established baseline infrastructure data would in no small measure facilitate the structural deformation monitoring of the mechanical engineering building in particular and other adjourning structures of the polytechnic in general. It is recommended that a network of similar infrastructures be established to enhance effective monitoring of high-rise buildings which is presently on the increase in the polytechnic. This will provide early warning information to avert dangers. |
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Title : A Review on Evaluating the Effects of Total Quality Management Tools in Various Business Practises Authors : Abhishek K R, Chetan N Click Here For Abstract
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In todays competitive economy, major emphasis is on the availability of product and process, at low cost and high quality. Though the approach for managing quality are different from one company to another, there are few common factors among them which is summarised to form quality principle known as Total Quality Management (TQM). Tools of TQM are used in optimisation of the business process through waste reduction and quality improvement. With the proper usage of these tools several issues within the organisation like poor quality and higher percentage of scraps can be addressed which would be beneficial in attaining higher profitability. Here few tools of TQM such as Poke-A-Yoke being used in a auto duct manufacturing industry to eliminate human errors in finishing, fishbone diagram being used in a manufacturing firm to show effect of providing excess tolerance limit, the application of Root cause analysis in a manufacturing firm to analyse root cause of problems such as cracks in cradles, vibrations and noise during machining, PDCA cycle used for continuous improvement in quality of the product in a manufacturing firm are discussed. No single tool can provide solutions to all the applications; usage of TQM tools requires proper knowhow about each tool and its areas of application. But results obtained by TQM tools take time to have a noteworthy effect when implemented in the industry |
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Title : Influence of Aging Process On Microstructures and Properties of High Manganese Steel Mn15Cr2V Authors : Pham Mai Khanh, Le Thi Chieu Click Here For Abstract
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The improvement of microstructures and properties of High Manganese Steel with 2%Cr and 1%V by heat treatment process with aging process was presented in this paper. Heat treatment for the Mn15Cr2V1 steel with the follow process: the sample is heated to 6500C soaked in 02 hours at this temperature, cooling in air to room temperature; follow by austenizing at 11000C in 02 hours, cooling in water. The results showed: Uniform austenite, small size grain (level 6 according to ASTM). No any carbides grain boundary. The hardness value is 223HB (compare to 156HV of process without intermediate at 6500C) and impact toughness average 115J/cm2 (compare to 65J/cm2 of process: heating sample up to 11000C, soaked in this temperature in 02h and quenching in water, then step 2: sample was reheated to 6500C, soaked at this temperature in 02h then cooled in air to room temperature). |
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Title : Kinesitherapy in Brachial Plexus Injury- Presentation of Case Authors : Maria Vakrilova Becheva Click Here For Abstract
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We needed evidence as to which exercises were appropriate in the treatment of patients with brachial plexus impairment. Presentation of kinesitherapeutic methodology and reporting results of its annual application to patients with traumatic injury to the plexus brachialis with motor deficits of the left upper limb. Our subject of treatment was a 32 year-old man with traumatic brachial plexus, to whom we conducted a systematic physical therapy, including therapeutic massage of the shoulder girdle and upper limb, proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitating techniques, analytical gymnastics, exercises for grip training. As a result of the applied kinesitherapeutic methodology the muscle strength of the upper arm and forearm were increased. There has been an overall improvement of functional upper limb gestures and the grip strength. To remove dysfunctions and disabilities in patients with brachial plexus impairment it is necessary to use the patient’s locomotive apparatus in its dynamics and complexity of movements. |
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Title : Analysis of SfqCoDel to Reduce the Congestion and Delay Due To Excessive Network Traffic Authors : Sneha Y, Vinita Singh, Zaiba H Jamadar, Toshitha K Uttaiah, Dr. Nalini Niranjan Click Here For Abstract
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With the increase in network traffic, a better and fair queue management is necessary to control dropping of packets inefficiently. This includes a better buffer and queue management which can be achieved by using the AQM technique. The various variants of AQM (Active Queue Management) are existent which can be improvised according to the scenario at hand to control the ever increasing traffic problems. The AQM technique which has been in use is the CoDel [1] algorithm which is a parameter-less and dynamic AQM variant. As a variant of this, the SfqCoDel [1] (Stochastic Fair Queue) has been proposed to overcome the backdrops of CoDel [1] and to drop the packets in a fair manner. The SfqCoDel [1] drops the packets in a network by comparing the larger bandwidth utilized by the packets queued in the network unlike CoDel [1] which drops the packets by calculating a particular timestamp. The analysis and comparison of CoDel [1] and SfqCoDel [1] shows that SfqCoDel [1] is better than CoDel [1] in terms of error rate, throughput etc. |
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Title : Equilibrium and Kinetic Studies of Platinum Adsorption from Acidic Chloride Solutions on Anionic Exchange Resin AG1-x8 Authors : Pan-Pan Sun, Tae-Young Kim, Byoung-Jun Min, Thi-Hong-Hue Dinh, Sung-Yong Cho Click Here For Abstract
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The adsorption properties of platinum from hydrochloric acid solutions on an anionic exchange resin (AG1-x8) were investigated. Adsorption of Pt increased with increasing temperature and decreasing acid concentration in the stock solution. The adsorption equilibrium isotherm of platinum on AG1-x8 resin could be described by the Langmuir adsorption model. Thermodynamic parameters indicated that adsorption of Pt on AG1-x8 resin was spontaneous and endothermic. Kinetic studies showed that adsorption of Pt onto AG1-x8 resin in this system followed pseudo-second-order kinetics. |
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Title : Email Threads, Vulnerabilities, Forensic Investigation Techniques and Tools Authors : A. Sesha Rao, Prof. P. S. Avadhani Click Here For Abstract
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E-mail is the most common mode of communication today by every individual. We are more prone to using e-mails rather than communicating on telephone or sending information through printed papers. Emails frequently contain malicious virus’s threats and scams that can result in the loss of your data and confidential information, and even identity theft. Hence, Email system is inherently vulnerable to misuse. Email analysis is challenging due to not only various fields that can be forged by hackers or malicious users, but also the flexibility of composing, editing, deleting of emails using offline or email applications. So it is necessary to secure our e-mail system and also to identify criminal collect evidence against them and punish them under court of law. In light of this, Computer Forensic Specialist employ state-of-the-art tools and methodologies in the extraction and analysis of data from spammed emails received at the digital crime scene. This paper studies the comparative approach of the email forensic tools, its origins, its current position and its future directions. This paper also addresses to conduct an investigation into some of these freely available e-mail forensic tools An attempt is made to illustrate e-mail architecture from forensics perspective. It also discusses common e-mail forensic investigation techniques besides the threats and vulnerabilities that encounter in e-mail communication. |
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Title : A Comparative Study of window-based FIR Filters and Undecimated Wavelet Transform for ECG De-noising using LabVIEW Authors : J.Palanivel, R.Muthusivagami Click Here For Abstract
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Electrocardiography (ECG) is the process of recording the electrical activity of the heart. The analysis of ECG has greater importance in the detection of cardiac diseases. The ECG signal are normally contaminated by various types of noises like power line interference, instrumental noise, external EMF interference, noise due to random body movements and respirational movements. The artifacts and noises need to be eliminated for better clinical evaluation. In this paper, noise reduction is done using window-based Finite impulse response (FIR) filters such as Welch, Hamming, Hanning and Blackman-Harris and Blackman Nutall window and Undecimated Wavelet Transform (UWT). The performance of both the FIR filter method and UWT is evaluated in terms of signal to noise ratio (SNR) by means of LabVIEW (Laboratory Virtual Instrument Engineering Workbench). |
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Title : Why Unified Statistics Theory by MCMC towards Estimation of Stationary Joint Probabilities of Stochastic Matrix? Authors : Dr. Usama H. Abou El-Enien Click Here For Abstract
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Unified statistics theory by MCMC is considered. A new proposed algorithm is presented to obtain surely empirical analysis conclusions in order to turn to surely theoretical analysis results about stationary joint probabilities of stochastic matrix of any genetic or clonal selection algorithm of any general too large dimensional deterministic and probabilistic (the grouping data, both continuous and discrete) linear or nonlinear programming problem in order to introduce a complete framework and to estimate any stationary joint probabilities of stochastic matrix by the proposed algorithm towards the fourth resounding success of unified statistics theory by MCMC. |
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Title : Performance Analysis of Double Gate Tunnel Field Effect Transistor Authors : Shivesh Namdeo, Mr. Divyanshu Rao, Mr. Ravi Mohan Click Here For Abstract
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Here we have analyzed the impact of gate dielectric, device width, and metal electrodes on Tunnel Field Effect Transistor (TFET). A numerical T-CAD device simulator 3-D ATLAS version 2.10.18.R shows that reducing the width will reduce the effective threshold voltage. Transistor with high ION/IOFF ratio of 1011, sub-threshold swing of 42mV/decade for the channel length of 50nm with Hafnium oxide as gate dielectric material of thickness 3nm is considered. The performance analysis of Tunnel Field Effect Transistor is done by varying dielectric material, width of the device and varying the applied voltages. The simulation results indicate the suitability of proposed novel structure. |
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Title : An Empirical Model to Measure Engineering Management Contribution to Output Growth of Machinery Manufacturing SMEs Authors : Shahidul M.I., Houssein. M.A. Elaswad, Man Djun Lee Click Here For Abstract
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This study has developed a novel model to measure the output growth of machinery manufacturing SMEs; and the ultimate target is the developed model to be used for evaluating the performance of this sector. Based on the literature review findings on production growth theory, a mathematical model is developed and rebuilt through short term production. The rebuilt model is refined by incorporated engineering management as an input. The developed model is tested through 20 machinery manufacturing SMEs by using year’s input-output data. The results revealed that engineering management contribution to output growth of 16 SMEs is significant at 95% connivance level (p-value <0.05). The test and validation results suggest that the developed model is useful to evaluate the engineering management contribution to output growth of machinery manufacturing SMEs. Therefore, this model is new in manufacturing domain that would add to be a new knowledge in manufacturing filed. In this aspect, this work is novel. This study proposes further study in this area which requires building a general model to devalue the engineering contribution to output growth of all types of manufacturing industries. |
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Title : Fuzzy Logic Model for Performance Evaluation of Industrial Enterprises in Algeria with Applied Study on Brood (HODNA) Authors : Benmessaoud Nassreddine, Mohammed bouknadil, Ismail Morad, Hind Mehdaoui Click Here For Abstract
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In this paper fuzzy reasoning methodology is proposed as a technique for the balanced scorecard method to evaluate the performance of the industrial enterprises, and this is the integration of qualitative and quantitative variables expressed in terms expressive language, and to see how effective that emulate the information and data obtained from the study applied to one of the institutions that operate in the field of food production that using matlab program to emerge in recent results indicate the performance ratio reached from enterprise under study during the period 2005 to 2014. |
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Title : An Efficient and Improved Segmentation Algorithm for CAPTCHA Defeating and Solving Authors : Manisha Jassal, Aditi Pundir Click Here For Abstract
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There are many websites that use CAPTCHA (Completely Automatic Public Turing Tests to Tell Computers and Humans Apart) schemes for human interaction proofs for accessing their services only to people rather than spam bots. For Defeating a captcha there is a requirement for two main procedures: segmentation and recognition. The recent research shows that the problem of segmentation is much complicated than the recognition. In this paper, improved segmentation algorithm is proposed. Experimental results show the proposed techniques can achieve segmentation rates from 9% to 15% over the traditional one. |
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Title : Load Analysis of Knee Joint Replacement during Daily Life Activity for Obese Weight Subjects Authors : Ateyah Alzahrani, Dhia K. Suker, Sajid Riaz Click Here For Abstract
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this paper shows the outcomes of an investigation of the response onto knee joint replacement during daily life activity. Obese weight category has been studied for this investigation during six activities of daily life activity. A model of knee joint replacement has been designed for this study and the simulation of model has been done by using ANSYS software. The outcomes of this study illustrates that one legged activity occurred the minimum effect of the forces and moments on the knee joint replacement. While the ascending stair activity cause the maximum effect of knee joint replacement. Knee bend and Stand up / sit down seem to have the same results while the level walking has an average values |
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Title : Analysis of Mechanical Properties of 7075 Aluminium Matrix Composites Reinforced by Nanometric Silicon Carbide Particulates Authors : Samar Sultan, Shweta Bisht Click Here For Abstract
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Aluminum Matrix composites (AMCs) are known as light weight and high-strength materials with their potential application in areas such as aerospace, automobile, defence, engineering and other industries. AMCs have the advantage to significantly reduce the overall weight of the vehicles and aircraft while maintaining their structural strength. Reinforcement of micron or nano-sized range particles with aluminium matrix yields improved mechanical and physical properties in composite materials. The strength of Al matrix composites will be improved about 20% with decreasing reinforcement particle size from micrometric scale to nanometric scale. In this study, Al7075 alloy and nano SiC composites have been fabricated by Electromagnetic stir casting process combined with mechanical stirring. Different weight % of nano SiC particles (0.5, 1, 1.5, and 2 wt%) were used for synthesis of composites. Certain test methods scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and X-Ray diffraction (XRD) are used to examine the microstructure along with the measurement of impact strength of the nano composite. SEM microstructure shows SiC particles are fairly infused into the matrix alloy with agglomeration and porosity at some places. X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) analysis acknowledged that no unknown crystalline elements are present in the composites while mixing reinforcement with Al alloy matrix. The results impact strength shows that impact strength decreases with respect to the base metal because of brittle nature of reinforcement. |
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Title : A Conceptual Framework of University of the Future- Domestic and International Students Perspective Authors : Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan, Sultana Parvin, Rawan Al Khudair Click Here For Abstract
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There is much discussion these days about the fundamental changes of universities and higher education (HE). That is why they need to shape themselves the way of delivering methods as well as whole model of conducting their services because of that we propose a model for the university of the future based on Business Model Canvas. This is mainly a conceptual paper where literature reviews were conducted and initial model of University-of-the-Future (UotF) was established; and surveys based on structured questionnaire were conducted involving 30 participants on their preference of future universities. Also we make interview with some of the participants of those thirty to find out several factors like value proposition, key resources, key partners, key activities, and so on. After this survey and interview, we propose a model of future universities where we find some important points which can make universities more dynamic and successful such as MOOC, hologram, website for discussion, involving industry leader to make curriculum, those are crucial factors which universities must need to adopt. Moreover, there are some other points which need more attention like flexible curriculum, part-time jobs within universities in different forms, and selling research products. Even though we find some important points, this paper is not enough to get the whole idea about UotF as we only focus on two customer segments: undergraduate and post graduate. Also, our survey participants are limited in numbers and most of them are undergraduates’ students. Still it is a great joy for us that people are thinking universities need to be changed and it should give more importance on collaboration with industry and other parts of the world. |
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Title : New Approach to Definition of Potential of the Electric Field Created by Set Distribution in Space of Electric Charges Authors : E.G.Ismibayli, I.J.Islamov, Y.G.Gaziyev Click Here For Abstract
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We study the dependence of the rate of convergence of the relaxation process on the value of ω. We compare the rate of convergence of methods for the upper and lower relaxation. We calculate the dependence of the potentials difference on the distance between two linear charges. The obtained numerical results are compared with the recognized analytical solution of this problem. The dependence of the rate of convergence of the relaxation techniques and the accuracy of the numerical solution on the step of grid is investigated here. Algorithms, allowing visualization of the distribution process of the electric field strength have been created. |
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Title : University of the Future: A New Paradigm Authors : Azrina Wahi Ridwan, Nurul Atiqah Mohamed Yusof, Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan Click Here For Abstract
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The challenges ahead for higher education not just in Malaysia but around the world appears driven by disruptive change in the forces of technology, economic, political and education sector which threaten to undermine its business model, governmental support and operating mission. Thus, the purpose of this paper is to build a successful future business model canvas for university of the future while addressing a number of challenges in the coming years. A total of 20 respondents were interviewed encompassing two customer profiles which are endowment contributors and investors. Based on the analysis, a more comprehensive business model canvas (BMC) and value proposition design (VPD) were established fit the upcoming higher education system’s environment. The number of respondents was rather small due to time limitation. The results are predominantly beneficial to universities, policy makers, business organizations and students by offering a comprehensive understanding into the new practical business model into the future. This study offers a beneficial source of information to each party to produce incredible strategies for higher education sector that meet global needs. |
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Title : Independent Component Analysis Based Feature Level Extraction of Ear and Thumb Fusion Authors : Gurpinder Singh, Miss Varinderjit Kaur Click Here For Abstract
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Fusion of multiple ears and fingerprint matchers based on different biometrics for personal authentication has been investigated in the last years. However, the performance achievable when the expected subject cooperation degree is different from the real one has not yet been sufficiently studied. In this paper, we propose a method based on ICA and Minutia Extraction for ear feature extraction and fingerprint feature extraction respectively. In the end FAR, FRR and accuracy has been evaluated for proposed algorithm. Results show that proposed fusion method allows increasing the robustness of the system under strong changes of the subject's cooperation degree |
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Title : University of the Future: A conceptual Model of University of The Future Authors : Prilly Noverina Sondria, Nadia Maneechayangkoon, Abdul Rahman bin Ahmad Dahlan Click Here For Abstract
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Stephens (2013) explains higher education is being challenged to meet inflated expectations and that creating the future requires collaboration across organizational and national boundaries. Moreover, Tight (2004) also explains that higher education research has grown substantially in importance over the last two decades. These statements emphasize higher education to change. In addition (Abeles, 2006,p.41 in Stephen, 2013) tells us that universities change continually. The purpose of this study is find out what is university of the future will be like. The methodology use the business model canvas (BMC) and value preposition design (VPD) canvas to analyze the results. The finding of the study shows that student would like to have quality knowledge with they apply it into real life. |
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Title : The University of the Future: A Conceptual Study in Malaysia Authors : Nur Amalina Maria Mohd Hatta, Izzati Nor Salleh, Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan Click Here For Abstract
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The purpose of this research is to transform the current state of Universities into strategic initiatives that can utilize technology into University of the Future that lead to better development of the country. In this research, qualitative approach was selected involving the use of questionnaires distributed to the respondents. The sampling technique used in this research was simple random sampling where participants are chosen randomly by chance. This study was intended to answer two research questions. Firstly, do value proposition design (VPD) help to identify customer needs and wants from the University and secondly, how to transform the University of the Future using business model canvas (BMC). Based on the finding, the customer profile and the value map in VPD have help to identify and overcome problem faced. Besides, the information collected from VPD will be used to improve BMC to further improve the University of the Future. Thus, this study gave implications to design strategic initiatives for higher education especially Universities in using BMC and VPD and also to utilize the technology in this globalization era |
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Title : The Future of Universities Authors : Ahmed Abdulkarem Al Shawtari, Amal Jumah Mariwa, Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan Click Here For Abstract
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Changing times warrant a change in the way companies and organizations deal with their stakeholders and shareholders. In other words, predictable and unpredictable environmental factors push organizations to keep changing and improving their strategies in order to have competitive advantage over other organizations in the market. In the case of universities, not only does it have competitors within the educational sector but it also has within other sectors. This makes it challenging for a university to remain relevant in the next few years. This paper examined the different environmental factors that are affecting the universities. It has established that in order to have competitive advantage over its competitors, it has to re-evaluate its business model and processes. After studying and analyzing BMC and value proposition canvas, the study has discovered that to be a “the future of universities”, a university needs streamline its business model according to the needs of the customer segments by offering specializations on sought after degrees (e.g. Islamic banking), training (online), develop an MOOC, as well as provide other online educational resources for the customers. This study forms a basis for future research and work on the ever changing environmental factors that continuously affect a university. |
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Title : University of the Future Authors : Abdul Rahman bin Ahmad Dahlan, Ahmed Shihab Ahmed, Li Yao Click Here For Abstract
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Future is a beautiful word with unlimited imaginations. We need to be reality regardless how many fancy ideas we have about future. At the contemporary age, we experience changes every single day, so as our universities. By deploying the relationship among academic, industry, and government, it formed an emergent entrepreneurial paradigm in which the university plays an important role in technological innovation. In this paper, we are going to apply our fruitful ideas and concepts about the University of Future based on survey, interviews and two types of analytical tools which are Business Model Canvas and Value Proposition Design to conduct an ideal business model for our university of future. Base on the application of different tools and methodology, we found out that the University of Future Needs to be innovative, flexible, and value-added as well as advanced technology utilities. As the data and information are collected in limited basis, the finding might not be comprehensive in certain extent |
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Title : A Secure Matrix Based Audio Steganography with Dual Encryption Authors : Ratul Chowdhury, Anirban Das, Prof. Samir Kumar Bandyopadhyay Click Here For Abstract
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Cryptography and Steganography are the major part of information security. In this paper we combine these two techniques to perform a powerful data encryption. In first level, the concept of sparse matrix has been introduced to encrypt the target string and in second level, by using the standard LSB method, the message is secretly embedded into a cover file in such a way so that its existence is unidentified. A temporary 4*4 matrix is constructed from the target string where most of the elements are zero. Instead of embedding the target string directly, the positional values of the nonzero elements (row and column number) are identified from the temporary matrix. By using the traditional LSB method, the numbers of nonzero elements with their positional value are embedded into the cover file. In the next segment, the performance of the proposed method is calculated in terms of two parameters: the first one is Means square error (MSE) and the second one is Signal to noise ratio (SNR). And finally, a comparison has been carried out with the traditional LSB method. The experimental results and the comparisons demonstrate that our proposed work is highly efficient in terms of encryption and the capacity size of the text. A huge volume of text can be accommodated into the cover file and the difference between the original cover file and the stego file is so minute that it can’t be identified by the human auditory system.(HAS). |
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Title : Complex of Lascoux in Partition (6,5,3) Authors : Haytham Razooki Hassan, Noor TahaAbd Click Here For Abstract
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In this paper ,the complex of Lascoux in the case of partition (6,5,3) has been studied by using diagram divided power of the place polarization ,Capelli identities and the idea of mapping Cone. |
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Title : University of the future Authors : Mohamed Abdirahman Suleiman, Abdul Rahman Bin Ahmed Dahlan Click Here For Abstract
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The challenges into the university of the future for E-learning not just in Malaysia but around the world appears driven by disruptive change in the forces of technology, to enhance the delivery of lectures to enhance communication between instructors and students, and among students to provide asynchronous access to course materials which threaten to undermine its business model, Public Private administration workers. University across the world have been forced to accommodate this new ELearning technics to ensure its desire mission and vision competitively and respectfully around the world. As a result, the purpose of this paper is to construct an effective future business model canvas the future while addressing a number of challenges in the coming years. This participant will be compose of IIUM students, Student Recruitment Agency. Established on the study, an extra comprehensive business model canvas (BMC) and value proposition design (VPD) were established suitable the future ELearning education. The people of respondents was rather minor due to time control. The results are new practical business model into the future a comprehensive understanding into the in the main valuable to universities, strategy creators, business organizations and students by offering. This study proposals a valuable foundation of data to each party to goods incredible plans for eLearning that meet worldwide wants. |
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Title : M-Commerce Using NFC Tags Authors : Vibhav Ingle, Minand Vartak, Prakash Jha Click Here For Abstract
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This paper presents a novel method to create an Android based M-commerce application using NFC. It would require Mobile Devices which support NFC technology. NFC stands for Near Field Communication technology which is a short-range, high frequency, low bandwidth radio technology that allows transferring data within few centimeters. In traditional shopping, the customer needs to physically pick up the items to be purchased and carry cash or credit/debit cards with them to make payments. The application mentioned here would read the NFC tag(s) of the product(s) & add it to the shopping cart in our application. It would also provide methods to change the quantity of product/s purchased and edit the cart. Along with this the customer would be informed about the on-going offers in the store. Payment could be made through cash o r online using existing payment methods. The paper would also throw light on NFC based payments |
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Title : Credit Risk of Non-Performance Loan as an Antecedent of Performance of Sri Lankan Commercial Banks Authors : Ahamed Lebbe Abdul Rauf Click Here For Abstract
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The study examines the impact of credit risk, especially credit risk of non-performance load on performance of Sri Lanka Commercial Banks. For this purpose this study used capital adequacy, liquidity and company size as independent variable and the financial performance of the Bank as the dependent variable. Five licensed commercial banks are selected on the basis of purposive sample. Study had conducted based on secondary data which are collected from the sample banks for the financial period from 2008 to 2014. Descriptive analysis and regression analysis are employed to analyze the data. The findings revealed that there is a significant effect of credit risk of non-performance loan on financial performance of commercial banks in Sri Lanka. The model explained 62% influence on the performance of the banks. However, only two factors, liquidity and company size shown significant influence whereas others, capital adequacy not. The findings suggest that the Government of Sri Lanka should introduce policy and legal environment which mitigate risks. Similarly, the bank management also should adapt mechanism which will ensure effective risk identification and assessment, and periodical evaluation of the financial performance which may lead to ensure the stability in financial position and avoid unnecessary financial crisis. This study is particularly important and useful for future investors and the senior management |
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Title : An Assessment of Credit Management Practices on Loan Performance of Commercial Banks in Sri Lanka: Perception of Managers Authors : Ahamed Lebbe Abdul Rauf Click Here For Abstract
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Studies in the area of credit risk management practices and loan recovery systems are of important research topic among researchers. This study mainly focused on examining the relationship between loan appraisal (avoidance), risk management techniques and loan performance. Purposive sampling method was used as the target groups of respondents are top level managers. Data was collected from 42 Credit Officers including managers of each bank from Licensed Commercial banks with a credit related function and 08 from licensed specialized banks. Correlations and regression analysis are employed to test the relationship. Results revealed that independent variables and dependent variables are strongly correlated. Value of the regression results indicates that appraisal component (RAC) with four dimensions, credit history, financial viability, technical feasibility and credit rating and risk management techniques (RMT) with three dimensions, risk transfer, risk diversification and risk retention are collectively explained 73% to 87% of the variation of on loan performance. This results revealed that credit risk management influence the loan performance, more specifically, risk management techniques and risk appraisal significantly impact the loan performance in commercial banks in Sri Lanka. This study recommends adoption of a more stringent policy on credit risk management, start practicing advanced hedging methods, diversify loan portfolio, risk retention and application of credit rating models in commercial banks to improve their loan performance. Implications are also discussed. |
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Title : Customer Experience Survey among Insured People Regarding Health Insurance in Jaipur Authors : Divyansh Khurana, Dr.Krishnakant Click Here For Abstract
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In India, generally individual have less knowledge regarding health insurance as well not feel the importance of it. Market also could not understand individual need, priority and other factor what keep health insurance at lower side as compare to other requirement. This project focus on consumer behavior, awareness, problem, preference, satisfaction level and consumption patterns. Data and Method: Sample size consist of 100 individual of all who are above 18 year in the city of Jaipur. Random sampling were used for the study. Self-prepared questionnaire were prepared to collect the data and excel was used for the analysis.
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Title : High Performance Double Edge Triggered TSPC D Flip Flop Authors : Latika Gulihar, Bal Krishan Click Here For Abstract
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A memory element is the basic need of modern VLSI systems. If the performance of memory element is improved ultimately results in more reliable, robust and a high performance VLSI systems. Pulsed Clocked Double Edge Triggered Flip Flop (PDET) is proposed in this paper. PDET uses a new split output true single phase clocked (TSPC) and when clocked by a short pulse train act like a double edge triggered flip flop. Main focus of this paper are significant reduction in transistor count and number of clocked transistor. The number of transistor improves 56-60% compared to double edge triggered flip flop. Simulations are done using SEDIT in CMOS 180nm technology. The most important feature of this design is that it is suitable for both high speed and low power VLSI applications. |
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Title : A Study of the Future University Authors : Abdul Rahman bin Ahmad Dahlan, Najiya Abulizi, Li Ze Yuan Click Here For Abstract
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this article empirically examines recent and potential developments in the operations and role of the University in increasingly knowledge-based societies. Universities have recently begun transition from teaching to more research based activities, helping the society with knowledge that was earlier unavailable. Universities are more technologically advanced and more focused on providing their students with skills and tools for successful careers in the industry. The Muslim Ummah encourages this academic transition as a strategy to develop economically, socially and technologically. This transition has also brought significant changes in the medium and relationship between knowledge producers and users. It appears that the ‘future university’ is a phenomenon which can lead the Muslim Ummah onto a more developmental path, despite different beginnings and modes of education. |
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Title : Delivering Higher Education in the Future: A conceptual business model Authors : Naemah Roeti, Aman Deng, Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan Click Here For Abstract
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The important method of current educational research is that education developments are required to achieve higher quality of education. As things present, Skills to prepare for the study as part of the development of higher education in the universities of the future, it is no easy task to keep pace with the rapid growth of education. In the discourse on education competitiveness, the notion that strategy or model is critical to university sustainability has proved much the cases. In consequence, it falls to higher education institutions to be responsive to those skills which constitute work-preparedness and the way forward is through internationalization of higher education. In the same meaning, great-university model will serve as results in shift towards substantive skill formation. This paper presents an approach, creating a model which have found as one of the suitable method of developing university and higher education for the university in the future. The paper delves into the research concern largely through critical synthesis of published literature. |
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Title : Sustainability in Human Resource Management Authors : Ginevra Gravili Click Here For Abstract
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Today, to be competitive, many organizations are increasing the sustainable practices into their strategic plan. The way to involve employees and the diffusion of the socially responsible values into the organizational culture can depend to the cultural dimensions of a country. This paper attempts to focus on the relationship between environmental sustainability and culture, interpreting the HRM practices in “green organization” through a longitudinal analysis of Cranet Network based on 1745 firms located in 10 countries in Europe. This study can be used as a guide for managers, giving an indication of the link between environmental strategy, human resource management and culture dimensions across European countries. |
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Title : Synthesis of Furan Derivatives Polyhydroxylated Chain from the Nuclei of Dates Authors : H. El Mahdi, Z. Abkhar, M.Taourirte, Y.Bachara Click Here For Abstract
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This work is part of the valorization of hemicellulose through their transformations into furan derivatives in polyhydroxylated chain that possesses different applications inpolymeres chemistry.The first part focuses on the extraction of hemicelluloses fromthenuclei of dates,a waste abundant generated by the industrial transformations of dates (pastedates, jam ...). Then their hydrolysis in order to obtain pentoses and hexoses. The originality of the method of extraction of the hemicelluloses in our study, is the first time use of calcium chloride instead of zinc chloride widely used in the presence of acetic acid. Those fresh conditions allow the simultaneous obtaining of lignin and hemicelluloses, making the process economically interesting. The second part is dedicated to the condensation of mononosaccharides contained in the hydrolyzate with an enolizable compound (ethyl acetoacetate) in the presence of calcium chloride as catalyst to give furan polyols polyhydroxylated chain. The products obtained are identified by the 1 H NMR,and13CNMR |
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Title : A Survey on Status Tracking System Authors : Seema G, Dr. Girijamma H A Click Here For Abstract
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In modern days Tracking the Status of Projects is not an easy task. The Status Tracking includes Start date, End date, Progress, owner. So, Status Tracking can be accomplished by Critical path method, PERT charts, Gantt chart. In this Paper survey on the various methods in the steps of Tracking the Status of Projects has been proposed |
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Title : Quotient Intuitionistic Fuzzy Topology Authors : Dr.D.Amsaveni, J. Tamilmani Click Here For Abstract
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In this paper intuitionistic fuzzy quotient topology and intuitionistic fuzzy quotient map are introduced. It reveals the relation among intuitionistic fuzzy quotient map, intuitionistic fuzzy continuous function, and intuitionistic fuzzy homeomorphism and some of their properties are discussed. |
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Title : An Investigation on Multi Cavity Die Preparation, Analysis and Manufacturing Process of Diesel Engine Piston Authors : Loudya Ganesh, G.Pramoad Reddy, P.Sampath Rao Click Here For Abstract
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A piston is a component of reciprocating engines, reciprocating pumps, gas compressors and pneumatic cylinders, among other similar mechanisms. It is the moving component that is contained by a cylinder and is made gas-tight by piston rings. The piston transforms the energy of the expanding gasses into mechanical energy. The piston rides in the cylinder liner or sleeve. Pistons are commonly made of aluminum or cast iron alloys. In our experiment a piston for 1300cc diesel engine car will be designed using empirical formulas for the material Cast Iron. A 2D drawing is created from the calculations. The piston is modeled from 2D drawing using CREO parametric (Pro/Engineer) software. Validation of die will be done using structural and dynamic analysis done in Ansys. Generally manufacturing process for pistons is casting. So we have to design a die tool for the piston manufacturing. Designing of casting tool die for four cavities will be done. Core and Cavity will be extracted and total die will be designed as per the standards. CNC program will be generated for both core and cavity. Modeling, core – cavity extraction, die design and CNC program generation is done in CREO parametric (Pro/Engineer) software. |
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Title : Effect of Precipitation Temperature on the Thermal Stability of Aluminum Hydroxide in the Bayer Process Authors : Hyeon Seo, Pan-Pan Sun, Thi-Hong-Hue Dinh, Byoung-Jun Min, Sung-Yong Cho Click Here For Abstract
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A procedure to increase the thermal stability of aluminum hydroxide (ATH), KH-101LC, which is produced in the Bayer process, was developed. The effects of the amount of added seed and the precipitation temperature were investigated. The amount of Na2O in the ATH was proved to be inversely proportional to the thermal stability. Increasing the precipitation temperature to higher than 100 °C well improved the thermal stability of ATH |
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Title : A Study on the Opinion of the Employees towards the Effectiveness of Training Program Using Factor Analysis in Select It Industries, Coimbatore Authors : S.P.Depikaa Click Here For Abstract
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Investing in people today through training has become very valuable for an organization’s success in their industry. Today employee training has become critical to create a culture in which employees feel valued and entrusted with the organization’s success. The objective of the paper was to analyze the various factors which contribute to effective training in the organization. A questionnaire was developed which contains questions on the training conducted and how the training received by employees contributed to their performance in job .This questionnaire was administered to 1100 employees. A factor analysis was conducted to understand the major factors which contributed to the effectiveness of training |
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Title : A Dynamic Data Replication in Grid System using Rule Based Classifier Algorithm Authors : Sonali Warhade, Prashant Dahiwale, M. M. Raghuwanshi Click Here For Abstract
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A data grid is a structural design or cluster of services that provides persons or assortments of users’ ability to access modify and transfer very great amount of geographically distributed data. As a result of this needed massive storage resources for store massive data files. For take away that drawback we have a tendency to use dynamic data replication is applied to scale back data time interval and to utilize network and storage resources expeditiously. Dynamic data replication through making several replicas in numerous websites. Here, through up the modified BHR (MBHR) methodology, we have a tendency to project a dynamic algorithmic program for data replication in data grid system. This algorithmic program uses the rule based classifier algorithm uses three parameter for locating appropriate web site wherever the file is also needed in future with high likelihood. The algorithmic program predicts future wants of replicated appropriate grid web site square measure supported file access history |
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Title : Estimation and Study of Electromagnetic Radiation levels from Mobile Towers Authors : Sushanth K J, Raghu N, Nithin Click Here For Abstract
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The Radiations effects are caused from very high frequency with low power and extremely low frequency with high power. High frequency are mainly used for communication towersto communicate from one point of world to another point. In recent development in communication system has increased the installation of towers at various places to provide good coverage for users, this emits harmful radiations. This paper deals with very high frequency with low power measurement of Electromagnetic field (EMF) radiation levels and its effects. The Emission of radiated electrons from mobile towers causes many effects on human beings. The objective of this work is to measure and study the radiation levels of mobile towers using HF59B TM device |
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Title : Recognition of Face Using PCA Algorithm Authors : Kripa, Sushanth K J, Nithin, Nikhat A Khan Click Here For Abstract
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Detection of face from a long database of images of faces with different backgrounds is not an easy task. In the face detection system the colored images are invariant to background and acceptable illumination conditions. To reject the non-human face images and the unknown human images which are not present in the input database face images the threshold level is set. The global extraction of features is done using Principal Component Analysis (PCA) with the help of Eigen face computation method and the detection part is completed using multi-layered feed forward Artificial Neural Network (ANN) with back propagation method. MATLAB software is used to implement this algorithm |
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Title : A Study of Ethical Issues in Indian Banking Sector Authors : Jyoti Sharma Click Here For Abstract
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Banking and Financial institutions are such a crucial part of the infrastructure of the entire world economy. Although banks create no wealth but their borrowing, lending and related activities facilitate the process of production, distribution, exchange and consumption of wealth. In this way they become effective partners in the process of economic development. As bank operate in a broad environment and the entry is open to all sorts of people thereby making it difficult to enforce ethics. This article highlights ethical issues such as issues in HR, Finance, Marketing, Social ethical issues, which help in achieving sustainable development of banking. Adherence to the norms of the bank’s ethics improving ties among bank’s employees as well as relations with clients. Appropriate behavior and social culture of the staff shape the image of the bank. This article addresses the ethics requirement for the banks staff and deals the application of ethical norms and the requirement of sound ethical code in the banking industry. The sample size of 100 people is going to be taken which includes both male and female of age 25 to 50 years. This paper is divided into four parts. First part discuss introduction of banking industry. Second part discuss concept of bank and it functions. Third part analyzes the review of past study on the topic and fourth part highlights an ethical issues related to banking industry and finally conclusion has given. |
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Title : The Role of Corporate Governance Principles in Raising the Efficiency of Arab Stock Exchanges Authors : Dr. Nahed Habis Alrawashdeh Click Here For Abstract
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Highlight the nineties of the twentieth century, quick and violent developments hit the structure of the world economy, it has emerged the effects of globalization of financial markets, and financial markets collapsed in Southeast Asia and Latin America, and accelerated privatization process and the transition to a market economy. These developments prompted the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank to participate with the Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) to the formulation of "corporate governance principles" PRINCIPLES OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE and study their effectiveness to both developed and emerging markets alike. In general, corporate governance means the set of rules, regulations and procedures that achieve better protection and a balance between the interests of the company's managers and shareholders as well as other stakeholders associated. These rules include matters relating to corporate law and securities laws, rules and registration in the stock exchange, and accounting standards applicable to the listed companies, and competition laws, and the laws of bankruptcy and others. And it can be referred to some of the actions that led to the improved application of the rules of corporate governance, including the registration and disclosure rules of the new version, which introduced new standards for registration include profitability and the number of shareholders and a minimum capital consistent with international standards. Also developed disclosure rules and ordered companies configure audit committees, and appoint responsible for relations with investors, and the establishment of the Settlement Guarantee Fund, and allow the registered owner to vote on behalf of the beneficial owner and according to his instructions, and allow the introduction of the voting system and normal e-mail. |
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Title : Implementation of an All in One NGN Authors : Shivani Kamath, Karthik Pai B.H Click Here For Abstract
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A next generation network intergrates the services of otherwise vast domains of applications into a single fully functional network .This network would provide a single platform complex in nature due to increased heteroginity. The voice ,data and video services would be provided on wireless and optical means of transmission with considerable measures to ensure security both during transmission and to the end point. The network is designed to satisfy both QoS(quality of Service) and to the (Quality of Experience) measuring performance of network in terms of users perception.A network design takes into account many other important factors like scalability, cost ,load management,congestion control .This paper discusses the procedures for design and implementation of NGN along with the possible devices used in the same and the challenges during the network design & establishment |
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Title : Defected Ground Based Design of Multi Slotted Rectangular Microstrip Patch Antenna for S-Band Applications Authors : Karmjeet Kaur, Jagtar Singh Sivia Click Here For Abstract
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In this paper a multislotted Rectangular Microstrip patch antenna (MRPA) is introduced. The modified antenna consists of multislotted rectangular patch with defected ground, an air filled substrate whose dielectric constant εr is 1.0006 and feed of co-axial probe. With multislotted patch the various performance parameters of conventional antenna such as gain, return losses and size are improved. At resonant frequency of 2.1 GHz proposed antenna achieved a gain of 7.02 dB, whereas at frequency of 3.8 GHz gain of conventional antenna is 4.30 dB. With defected ground plane proposed design has achieved the gain up to 8.45 dB at the frequency of 2.1 GHz. Size of proposed antenna is reduced by 75 % than the conventional antenna. Also resonant frequency of proposed antenna is shifted to lower side. Analysis of proposed and conventional antennas is done by using HFSS (High Frequency Structural Simulator) software |
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Title : Causality Testing and Co-integration between Inflation Rates and Economic Growth in Algeria Authors : Sayeh Fatima, Kherbouche Mustapha Click Here For Abstract
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the main purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between inflation rates and economic growth in Algeria during the period 1991-2013, using the methodology of the Co-integration, causality test. The research found that the time series of the inflation rate and the GDP is non-stationary, and to make it stationary the first differences are applied. So the time series is integrated of the first orders and through the use of Johanson test we found that there is relationship co-integration between inflation rates and economic growth in Algeria, and causal relationship in one direction between them. |
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Title : A Study of Sales Promotion Tools for Traders With Reference to FMCG Products Authors : Mohit Kumar, Dr. Indu Bhargava, Dr. Jayant Sonwalkar Click Here For Abstract
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This study attempts to study diverse hypothetical issues associated with sales promotion tools for traders. It attempts to understand Traders brand switching behaviour when they are provided with attractive sales promotion schemes. We have studied how Traders can influence customer’s decision for brand switching with use of Sales Promotion tools. Sales promotion tools liked by traders, sales promotional tools which can influence the behaviour of traders to adopt a new brand for selling, Traders brand loyalty etc. We have taken a sample of 180 Traders out of which 172 were finally selected for analysis after editing. The study has made a contribution to Study of sales promotion schemes used for traders selling FMCG Products. The findings would be precious for FMCG Industry, to have more knowledge on sales promotion tools and its impact on behaviour of Trader |
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Title : Control of Urban Traffic Using Low-Cost and Energy-Saving for Wireless Sensor Network: Study and Simulation Authors : Mustapha Kabrane, Salah-ddine Krit, Lahoucine El maimouni, Jalal Laassiri Click Here For Abstract
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Urban traffic is the heart of many problems: more recent years, this critical aspect involved every day is un favorable for many fields, such as economics or ecology. This paper presents a low-cost and energy-saving urban mobility monitoring system based on wireless sensor networks (WSNs). For these reasons, intelligent transportation systems (ITS) are emerged since the late 1990s, to optimize the best costs and experience of the user on the often complex networks. In this paper, after studying the horizons such systems will focus a large part of our state of the art technology dynamic and used particularly in distributed systems: fixed wireless sensor networks. We will see that these devices can be flexible in the context of ITS and participate low cost to obtain interesting results using GLD and SUMO simulator |
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Title : A Trusted and Collaborative E-Mosque Marketplace: Conceptual Solution Authors : Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan, Huzaifah Zaba, Iznel Shahidan, Muhamad Yusri Ahmad Bakhtiar Mubarak, Rahimi Rusyaidi Riduan Click Here For Abstract
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this paper aims to analyse the relationship between sellers and customers based on before era e-commerce platform is introduced and the introduction of e-commercing platform. The e-mosque marketplace as proposed e-commerce platform serving as alternative e-commercing sites for the muslim and mosque’s community is proposed to provide additional functions and benefits such as more secure transaction, money-back guaranteed. The methodology for this paper is based on literature using the BMC and VPD framework and was tested using various kind of field experiment. Data were collected using informal interview at local mosque and online survey form for the online seller community. Findings – the interview results indicates the usage of endorser credibility that is ‘the mosque’ has improved the seller’s willingness to use the system. The problem that has prevented the seller reaching their audience, are difficulty to advertise the product and attracting the targeted user to buy the product. However, the survey unable to reach to older and mature online seller as the individual required more time and formal interview |
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Title : Whey and Whey Proteins- A Puissant Catalyst for Future Foods and Better Health Authors : Desai Dhruvi, Marjadi Darshan Click Here For Abstract
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Whey, a liquid by-product, is widely accepted to contain many valuable constituents. It is one of the two proteins in cow’s milk, making up about 20% of the total protein content. It is a complete, high quality protein with a rich amino acid (AA) profile, Whey proteins are well known for their high nutritional value and versatile functional properties in food products. Estimates of the worldwide production of whey indicate that about 700,000 tonnes of true whey proteins are available as valuable food ingredients. Nutritional and functional characteristics of whey proteins are related to the structure and biological functions of these proteins. Some functional characteristics of whey proteins are discussed in relation to their properties for application in food products. |
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Title : Experimental Study on Impact of Steel Fibers at Various Zones in Reinforced Cement Concrete Beam Authors : Saravanarajan N, Selvakumar K, Siva sankar A Click Here For Abstract
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It is now well established that one of the important properties of steel fiber reinforced concrete (SFRC) is its superior resistance to cracking and crack propagation. As a result of this ability to arrest cracks, fiber composites possess increased extensibility and tensile strength, both at first crack and at ultimate, particular under flexural loading. This paper presents the results of an experimental investigation for enhancing the shear and flexural capacities of reinforced concrete (RC) beams using steel fiber at different zones. Volume fraction (Vf) of the fibers used in this study is 1 % to the volume of concrete. The beams are tested under two-point loading as per IS after 28 days curing. Ultimate loads, cracking patterns have been compared with those of the RC beams without steel fiber. A total of six concrete beams of size 100 * 150 * 1100mm, one is control beam and remaining five with randomly distributed discrete steel fiber at different zones henceforth noted as fiber reinforced concrete (FRC) beam, were performed to determine the most economical structure in the perspective of ultimate strength and shear capacity of steel fibers. |
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Title : Enhancing Shariah-Compliant Tourism via Network of Mosque: Anasgo Authors : Nurfatin Hanani binti Abdul Latif, Nur Amalina binti Mohd Rothi, Nasihah binti Mohamad Waziril Ghozi, Siti Fatimah binti Isnin, Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan Click Here For Abstract
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According to Sir William Muir writes in his book "The Life of Muhammad": "Though crude in material, and insignificant in dimensions, the Mosque of Muhammad is glorious in the history of Islam. Here, the Prophet and his Companions spent most of their time; here, the daily service, with its oft-recurring prayers was first publicly established; and here, the great congregation assembled every Friday, listening with reverence and awe to messages from Heaven. Here, the Prophet planned his victories; here he received embassies from vanquished and contrite tribes; and from hence issued edicts, which struck terror amongst the rebellious to the very outskirts of the peninsula. Hard by, in the apartment of Aisha (one of the wives of the Prophet), he breathed his last, and there, side by side with his first two successors he lies buried." (p.177). Hence, there are many of functionality of a mosque that we can use instead of for prayers purpose and remembering of God (Dhkir) only. Thus, the emerging of Islamic Centre of Network of Mosque that is proposed in this conceptual Business Model, utilizing BMC and VPD will create high values to travelers by providing ideal temporary lodgings and enhancing local homestay business within area of mosque by providing advertisement platform via the proposed AnasGo Platform |
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Title : Formulations on the Advanced Notions in Analytical Dynamics of Mechanical Systems Authors : Iuliu Negrean, Kalman Kacso Click Here For Abstract
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This paper is devoted to the presentation of formulations on the advanced notions that are used in the analytical dynamics study of the mechanical systems. In the advanced notions the acceleration energies of higher order, also named “kinetic energies of the accelerations of higher order” are included. In Newtonian dynamics studies, the kinetic energy is used as a central function in Lagrange - Euler equations. Using the main author's researches, this paper extends the study by developing the acceleration energies of first, second and third order. The analysis, performed in this paper, highlights the importance of acceleration energies of higher order in the study of dynamic behavior of mechanical systems with suddenly movements, as well as in the transient phases of motion. They will be implemented in the differential equations of motion of higher order (at least two). In these situations, the higher order time variations of the linear and angular accelerations are developed. Integral part of the mechanical systems is the mechanical structure of the serial robots. As a result, in the final part of this paper, an application on a serial robot that emphasizes an essential aspect regarding the time variation law of the acceleration energies of higher order, as well as their importance in the dynamic behavior will be presented. |
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Title : Gaussian Pythagorean Triples Authors : Dr. Manju Somanath, J. Kannan, Mr. K. Raja Click Here For Abstract
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Gaussian integer solutions of the Pythagorean equation are obtained. |
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Title : Broadcasting the Future Load Using BN- Model for Ideal Resource Allocation in Cloud Computing Authors : Rathinapriya Vasu, Prof. G.RamaKrishnan Click Here For Abstract
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Cloud computing is one of the fastest growing most eminent technology that is being used for sharing and accessing the resources using the internet. It has established a commercially cost effective and self-sustaining work environment. Cloud computing utilizes a huge power mainly because of the availability of large number of servers that are emphasized in the cloud datacenters. In order to have an impressive impact on idealizing the power utility, forecasting the future load plays a major role. The power utilized in the data center could be reduced to a greater extent based on the broadcasting technique used by the Bayesian Network model to predict the future load using its past historic data. The main purpose is to allocate a perfect virtual machine to a requested job based on the forecasted future load. It deals with allocating a reliable server to the requested job using the recent downtime history of the server .These servers are frequently supervised and they are ranked using their reliability record. When the future load is broadcasted using the BN -model and the reliable server has been selected for the forecasted load using its past downtime history, an ideal Virtual machine could be allocated for the requested job with a comparatively less power consumption. |
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Title : Influence of Recycled Aggregate on Strength Properties and Elastic Modulus of Concrete Authors : K. Usha Nandhini, S. Jayakumar, S.Kothandaraman Click Here For Abstract
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In this Industrial world, recycling construction material plays an important role to conserve the natural resources, to reduce the consumption of energy and space required for land fill disposal. As widely proved by significant researches that recycle aggregate are reliable alternate as aggregate in production of concrete. This paper investigates the influence of recycled concrete aggregate obtained from a demolished RC beam. To analyses the behavior of strength and elastic property of concrete with RCA replacement of 0%, 30%, 60% & 100% with NA of M20 and M40 grade concrete. The properties namely compressive, split tensile and flexural strength, young’s modulus, water absorption are studied. From the experimental results it is observed that the increase in strength of RCA is more during early age of 7days compared to later ages. Compressive, flexural and split tensile strength of concrete with 60% RAC replacement attain maximum strength than conventional concrete of M20 & M40. The Elastic modulus obtains 10% higher in replacement up to 60% of RAC. |
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Title : Environment Concerns and Spiritual Leadership Related with Sustainability Ideas in Imaginative Projects of Mexican Architecture and Civil Engineering Students Authors : Enrique Reig, Bernardo Quintana-Kawage, Kristiano Raccanello, Isaac Jauli, Sharon Aiza-Engel, Marco Vidali Click Here For Abstract
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In the current research article, free election was correlated in a projective way of sustainability ideas in architecture and civil engineering students with spiritual leadership and also, with environmental concerns. The variables shown in the results show strong correlations. Young students take into consideration the environment and use sustainability as part of their infrastructure and constructive models. In this discussion, the political and commercial pressure was analyzed when students arrive to the working life and most of them change priorities. |
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Title : Survey on Real Time Audio Steganography Authors : Mr.S.Rajesh, Mr.Vinay Jain Click Here For Abstract
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Today huge demand of digital world requires data to be transmitted in a secure manner.Data transmission in public communication is not secure because of interception.The best solution for this problem is steganography. Audio steganography is the process of hiding the secret information by concealing in into another medium such as audio file. Least Significant Bit (LSB) modification technique is the most simple and efficient technique. |
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Title : Significance of Miller Indices on the Gate Threshold Voltage of NMOS at 90nm Technology Authors : Yogita Dahiya, Bal Krishan Click Here For Abstract
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According to Moore’s law “the number of transistors per square inch on integrated circuits had doubled every year since the integrated circuits invented”. In this paper we analyse MOSFET which is scaled down to 90nm and the threshold voltage with different crystallographic substrate orientation such as (100), (110) and (111). The results indicate thatsubstrate orientation has a significant impact on threshold voltage. The proposed structure is scaled to 90nm and its threshold voltage and transconductanceboth are optimised to one substrate orientation |
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Title : Generalized Fractional Calculus of the Generalized Hurwitz-Lerch Zeta Function Authors : Jitendra Daiya, Jeta Ram Click Here For Abstract
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This paper deals with the derivation of the generalized fractional differentiation and generalized fractional integration of the generalized Hurwitz-Lerch Zeta function defined and studied by Srivastava et al [16]. Representations of such relations are obtained in terms of Riemann-Lioville integrals. |
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Title : Significance of Analysis of Fire Effects on Concrete Structures Authors : Er. Yadvinder Singh, Dr. Arvind Dewangan, Dr.D.P.Gupta Click Here For Abstract
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In the structural design of building, it is necessary to design the structure to safely resist exposure to fire. However it is usually necessary to guard against structural collapse for a given period of time. The collapse occurs due to shrinkage and cracking of concrete after firing of the building. The main loss of the concrete is the loss of compressive strength. That happens due to spilling of concrete.The main goals of this study are:
To achieve the above goal we perform a set of 18 experiments with different composition, mix and W/C ratio. Nine concrete specimens were test before exposure to fire and nine concrete specimens were test after firing for one hour. We use PPC cement and three different Mix (M15, M20, and M25) were prepared by nominal mixing. The W/C Ratio was also used in three sets to achieve different results for compressive strength.0.40, 0.45 and 0.50 W/C Ratio were used for making concrete mixes. In this way nine different samples of concrete were prepared with different W/C Ratio and mix. And the specimen was test before and after the effect of fire. In these way eighteen specimens was tested. Different test results together with literature review were used to analyze the effects of fire on concrete. From the experiment it is observed that the compressive strength of concrete improves by improving the grade of concrete and the percentage lose in strength of concrete also decreases when a rich grade of concrete is used. On the other side W/C ratio also affects the percentage loses. When W/C ratio increases compressive strength of concrete decreases but after the exposure to fire, the percentage lose in strength also decreases. |
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Title : Significance of Flexural Behavior of Blast Furnace Slag Concrete Authors : Vishrut Malik, Vishrut Malik, Dr.D.P.Gupta Click Here For Abstract
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The study presents the experimental investigation carried out to evaluate effects of replacing coarse aggregate with that of blast furnace slag on various concrete properties. The basic objective of this study was to identify alternative source of good quality aggregate because the natural stone quarries are depleting very fast due to rapid pace of construction activities in India .The effect of replacing natural coarse aggregate by slag on the compressive strength of cubes, split tensile strength of cylinders and flexural strength of beams are evaluated in this study. Use of slag – a waste industrial by product of iron and steel production provides great opportunity to utilize it as an alternative to normally available aggregate. The test results of concrete were obtained by adding slag to coarse aggregate as a replacement of stone aggregate in various percentages of 0%, 20%, 40%, 60% and 100%. All specimens were cured for 28 days before testing. From the study it has been observed that the blast furnace slag aggregate could be a good replacement of stone aggregate. |
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Title : The Study for Checking Of Quality of Construction in Buildings Authors : Vikas Walia, Dr. Arvind Dewangan Click Here For Abstract
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Owners and designers may find themselves confronted with the task of deciding what to do with an existing masonry building, particularly if there will be a change of use or modifications to the structural system. Part of that decision should include determination of whether the structural system is adequate in its current condition for the building’s intended use, whether minor or extensive repair and retrofit measures are required, or whether the building has deteriorated to a state that it is beyond its usable life. Nondestructive and minimally invasive diagnostic techniques play a vital role in determining properties of existing masonry construction without causing excessive disturbance or disruption to the building fabric. This article discusses the different methods available for identifying masonry distress conditions and evaluating engineering properties such as strength and stiffness. |
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Title : The Study of Construction Worker Safety Analysis Authors : Rajan Vats, Dr. Arvind Dewangan, Dr.D.P.Gupta Click Here For Abstract
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Construction industry is one the most unsafe and hazardous industries to work in. In India very less significance is given to construction safety and adding to that the Indian labour market is such that the status of safety in construction becomes even worse. In general, the Indian construction labour is poor, uneducated (sometimes even illiterate) and are not aware of the importance of safety procedures. They are also given the less importance by the management as far as safety is concerned and are always at disposal. All these factors influence the safety behaviour of the labour, leading to injuries and fatalities at construction sites. Therefore by assessing and controlling the safety behaviour of labours the rate of injuries and fatalities can be lowered. In this study we will try to understand the reasons for accident causation, the importance of safety behaviour and then figure out main factors that influence the labour safety behaviour. The scope of work is restricted to Indian construction industry. We will focus on high rise buildings, small construction enterprises and metro projects. The assessment of the identified factors would be done by the statistical technique called Structure Equation Modelling (SEM). The application SEM would be done by the application software called Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) and Analysis of Moment Structure (AMOS). |
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Title : The Study of Microsilica and Nanosilica with Special Reference to Recycled Aggregate Concrete Authors : Rahul Rana, Dr. Arvind Dewangan Click Here For Abstract
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In the present study recycled aggregates are used in the concrete and the effect of nanosilica and microsilica on recycled aggregate concrete has been investigated. In the first series of tests natural aggregates are replaced by recycled aggregates in varying percentages i.e. 20%, 30%, 40% and 50%. In the second series of tests, cement was partially replaced by microsilica and nanosilica by 5%, 8% and 10% and 1%, 2% and 3% respectively both in natural aggregate concrete and recycled aggregate concrete. Further, cement was replaced by both nanosilica and microsilica i.e. (1%, 2%) and (5%, 8%) respectively in concrete containing fresh aggregates as well as partial recycled aggregates. The results obtained from the study showed that a maximum decrease of 18% was observed when 50% recycled aggregates are used. The addition of both nanosilica and microsilica improved the compressive strength at early ages in natural as well as recycled aggregate concrete. The maximum compressive strength was observed in concrete containing 2% nanosilica& 5% microsilica. Maximum compressive strength for nanosilica and microsilica was observed at 2% and 8% respectively. Increase in about 30% of strength was observed when combinations of 1% nanosilica with 8% microsilica& 2% nanosilica with 5% microsilica were used. |
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Title : Road Safety Audit and a Case Study on Kaithal-Kurukshetra Road Haryana, India Authors : Er. Mandeep Singh, Er. Sachin Dass, Dr. Dhirender Singhal Click Here For Abstract
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Road traffic accidents deaths and injuries occur worldwide. It was estimated that over 1.2 million people died each year on the world roads as a result of road traffic accidents. According to a survey by WHO, more than 3,200 people get killed and over 130 000 injured in traffic every day around the world. Also almost half of all fatal accidents involve pedestrians, cyclists and power two wheelers, collectively called vulnerable road users. A Work zones are areas of construction, maintenance, and utility areas, which creates conditions that can be hazardous to drivers and highway workers. Work zones are a necessary fact of life in our communities and can cause changes in traffic patterns, reduced speed limits, causes congestion; and an influx of construction workers and equipment on the road. Sometimes work zones are poorly marked, and warning signs are hard to see, especially at night. Warning signs and traffic control devices may not be related to actual work in progress or accurately portray real work zone hazards. Drivers thus disregard these warning signs with potentially tragic consequences. |
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Title : Polynomial Controller RST with IP Structure for AC-DC Converter with Power Factor Correction Authors : Jean Nirinarison RAZAFINJAKA, Tsiory P. ANDRIANANTENAINA Click Here For Abstract
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This paper treats a study of a new topology using a polynomial controller RST: controller RST with IP structure. It is applied on an AC-DC converter with power factor correction (Boost PFC). This controller is applied on the voltage loop and hysteresis command on the current loop. Simulation results and comparison with a scheme using PI controller show that the new proposal leads to good performances in respect of the total harmonic distortion (TDH) satisfying standard normalizes ¶IEC- 61000-3-2. |
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Title : The Influence of Online Career Counseling ACIS-Q The Vocational Secondary High School Students (SMK) Career Maturity of in the Province of Jakarta, Indonesia Authors : Awaluddin Tjalla, Herdi, Cecep Kustandi Click Here For Abstract
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This research is motivated by the results of theoretical studies and empirical facts about the importance of student’s career competence achievement, as well as its development efforts in the implementation of the career counseling at vocational secondary high schools (SMK). The purpose of this study was to test the effect of online career counseling (OCC) model of “ACIS-Q” to the career maturity of students of public vocational secondary high schools of Jakarta, Indonesia. The study used a quasi-experimental method with a design of pretest-posttest non-equivalent groups. The sample included 28 Grade IX students of vocational secondary high schools from five regions of Jakarta. The research sample was captured by using multistage cluster random sampling technique. The data collection was performed by using Career Maturity Inventory. Data were analyzed by using the t-test. Results of hypothesis testing shows that the Sig. (2-tailed) (0.000) < α (0.05), then the H0 is rejected. It means that there is a significant positive effect of the OCC ACIS-Q model to the improvement of career maturity of grade XI students of public vocational secondary high schools of Jakarta. |
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Title : Survey on Video Compression Using 3D-Spiht Algorithm Authors : Roshan Kumar Sahu, Ravi Mishra Click Here For Abstract
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Now a day’s broadly use of real-time video communication on the Internet requires adaptive applications that can provide different levels of quality depending on the amount of resources available. For video coding algorithms must be designed to be useful in bandwidth usage, processing requirements and quality of the reconstructed signal. Of most algorithms developed, SPIHT algorithm ever since its introduction for image compression has received a lot of attention. Though SPIHT is considerably simpler, efficient, completely inserted codec provides good image quality, large PSNR, optimized for modern image transmission, efficient conjunction with error defence, form information on demand but still it has some downsides that need to be taken away for its better use. One of the main drawbacks is its slow processing speed. To overcome this drawback, a modified SPIHT algorithm called block based pass parallel SPIHT for video compression is used. The video is separated into individual frames and dual tree complex wavelet transform is applied to the individual frames. Then the wavelet coefficients are encoded using Block based pass parallel SPIHT encoder. The bit stream generated is decoded using Block based pass parallel SPIHT decoder. Inverse wavelet transform is applied to reconstruct the original frame from the decoded result. The frames are concatenated to reconstruct the video. The quality of the reconstructed video is measured in terms of PSNR, MSE and Compression ratio. |
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Title : Extruder performance in pelleting conventional forage fed to grasscutters (Thryonomys swinderianus) in captivity in Ghana Authors : J.M. Seidu, K.A. Dzisi, A.G. Addo, A. Barte-Plange, B. Odai Click Here For Abstract
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A Pelletizing machine for the production of pelleted feed for grasscutters in captivity was designed and fabricated. It consists of a hopper, a barrel that houses a screw conveyor and pipes of 18.0mm diameter. Power was provided to the extruder by a 2.2kW, 1430 rpm and 3 - phase electric motor. The drive and driven pulleys were 213.mm and 135mm in diameter respectively. The study was to find out the effect of moisture, particle size and feed components on the performance of the pelletizer. It was observed that moisture content, particle size and feed component had effect on the performance of the extruder. The initial feed weight, total feed input, percent pelleted, throughput capacity and pellet efficiency were highly significant P<0.001, while input time and pelleting time were significant P<0.05, (SAS, 2008). The highest pelleting efficiency as 75.08% was obtained by the feed with its components that passed once through the 2.0mm screen size of the hammer mill at a moisture level of 62.50%. Machine throughput capacity was 42.67kg/m3 and 96.88% pelleted feed. The two pass component of the feed had its maximum pelleting efficiency of 75.10%, moisture content of 56.25% and the machine throughput capacity as 54.67kg/m3 and 97.34% of the feed pelleted. It is therefore recommended that the main feed components be ground into fine particles to achieve higher throughput capacity and pelleting efficiencies. The absence of pre-conditioning with either steam or hot water and the none usage of commercial binders will make it easier to use the machine by small and medium scale grasscutter farmers to produce pelleted feed in their homes to remove the drudgery of transporting, handling and storing large quantities of the forage that need larger storage structures. |
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Title : Managing Aerospace Supply Chain Disruptions of Outsourcing and Partnership, Limited Buffers and Poor Planning and Execution Authors : Iman Ziaei, Mohsen Sadegh Amalnick Click Here For Abstract
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There are several influential risks in an aerospace supply chain which disruption is one of the most significant types. Many researchers believe that the impact of disruption is more considerable than other risks. There are three main reasons for aerospace supply chain disruption, which are “outsourcing and partnership”, “limited buffers” and “poor planning and execution”. The article explains aspects of these causes as well as related solutions for each one of them. Improving forecast accuracy, building supply chain resilience, increasing redundancy, improving security, fulfilling postponement, adapting strategic buffer, investing in improving technology, improving system agility; are the main strategies to mitigate or prevent mentioned causes of disruption in an aerospace supply chain. Accordingly, since each one of main supply chain approaches – lean and agile- needs diverse strategies; the final step is about the strategies, which would be reached through benchmarking among them for both lean and agile series of components and raw materials |
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Title : Sports as Sunnah Authors : Muhammad Akram Zaki bin Azhari, Muhammad Anwar bin Rahmat, Shahrain bin Khairuddin, Nur Afiq Muhaimie bin Aziz Click Here For Abstract
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The purpose of this paper is to understand IIUM students on how healthy they live their lifestyle and how committed they are to being healthy. This paper is design to understand what students want in a sport emphasis community, which can provide a location for students and non students alike to exercise and meet new people. They can promote sports back in their hometown and by using network of mosque they can have programs that emphasized sports. The problem students face now is that they are not many commodities for students to play sports and also exercise regularly. Students of IIUM usually face insufficient area and also events for them to really show their talent and also provide the right motivation so that students who do not exercise regularly or even do not exercise at all will start to do some type of sport if there are places for them to start. We have developed a Business Model Canvas and also a Value Proposition Diagram for this system which is also integrated with the network of mosque. This is to enhance and see the details in a bigger and a more detailed view. The BMC and VPD we provided is what we have describe the most suitable for this project to be a complete success. |
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Title : Online Masjid Community Authors : Abu Aiman Mat Ali, Muhammad Zulhelmi Yahya, Mohamad Azraie Ahmad Yazid, Mohd Izzat Mat Suri, Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan Click Here For Abstract
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Online Masjid Community is an online platform made to make communication between surrounding Muslim community ,access to info related to mosque activities and management mosque easier than before and reachable by community through latest technology. At the same time this platform can help mosque generate revenue rather than collecting donation from community through online transaction, advertising and booking fees. To develop the Online Masjid community conceptual solution, the Business Model Canvas (BMC) and Value Proposition Design (VPD) Canvas suite of tools were utilized. |
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Title : Establishment of the Level of Teachers Preparedness in Teaching Intergrated HIV/AIDS Education Curriculum Amoung Secondary Schools Girls in Nakuru Municipality, Kenya Authors : Beatrice W. Karimia, Dr. Ruth Thinguri Click Here For Abstract
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The adolescent girls of the age 15-24 are at high risk of being infected with HIV due to their high vulnerability to HIV infections that are attributed to their sexual behaviors. In Kenya, reports indicate that girls are three times more vulnerable than boys of the same age. For this reason, the government has introduced integrated HIV/AIDS education in the school’s curriculum as a strategy to halt HIV infections among the youth in schools. Nevertheless, integrated HIV/AIDS education may not have successfully addressed sexual behaviors that expose the girls to HIV infections. The purpose of the study was to establish the level of teachers’ preparedness to teach HIV topics in integrated HIV Education curriculum among girls in secondary within Nakuru Municipality. The study adopted a Descriptive Survey Method with an accessible population of 425 form three students and 12 teachers. Data was collected through use of questionnaires that were administered to the students. The instruments were piloted and reliability correlation coefficient of 0.8 obtained. The collected data was analyzed using Descriptive Statistics (frequencies, percentages and averages) with the aid of Statistical Packages for Social Sciences (SPSS) version 17.0 for windows. Though the study revealed that students had gained knowledge and skills in the fight against HIV infections, the study indicated that HIV/AIDS teaching resources were generally lacking in the schools and that some teachers were unprepared to teach integrated HIV/AIDS for lack of training and that emphasis was on the examinable subjects. The results of the findings provides useful information to educational planners, teachers and other stakeholders in making integrated HIV education more effective in an effort to halt HIV infections among girls. The study recommends provision of HIV/AIDS teaching resources by the school administration, and makes recommendation for further research on evaluation of the effectiveness of current HIV/AIDS curriculum in secondary schools. |
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Title : Godavari Puskaralu Dip is a Mass Immunization in Disguise Authors : Dr.K.Suribabu Click Here For Abstract
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The present study was conducted to find the scientific microbial reason behind the Godavari Maha puskaralu dip as a mass immunization in disguise. The study was concentrated on the biological examination of water from three main ghats constructed on the eve of Mahapuskaralu on the bank of Rajamundry, Andhra Pradesh, India. There are broad variety of bacteria isolated from the water samples collected form three Ghats namely the entry Ghat-1(Koti lingalu Ghat), the Middle Ghat-7 (Puskara Ghat) and the Exist Ghat-15 (Ramalayam Ghat). Different spieces were identified in each Ghat. |
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Title : Effect of Radiating Partially Ionized Plasma and Wave Evolution in the Photosphere Authors : Pekene. D. B. J. Ushie. P.O, Odok. E.O, Iduma R.E.O Click Here For Abstract
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This paper investigate the effect of a radiating partially-ionized plasma and wave evolution. The presence of upstream and downstream magnetic field is studied with the influence of collision and interaction frequency in radiative flow field. A modified chandrasekher, Drazin and Ried method is used in solving the charateristics value problem with two-dimensional disturbances for the case of equilibrium free convection. Radiation present on the onset of partially ionized plasma and wave evolution is found to have periodic steady state, unsteady with differential gradient on the raleigh number. It effect on wave evolution is small on the radiation parameters of the order wave number 1x10-1 concentration gradient. A steady state effect on the system Graphs were pictorialy displayed, evaluated and the results shows with remarkable good agreement on various figures on decrease points or decline points, steady state points, inclinepoints and also their characteristic behaviour of the Rayleigh number and wave evolutionin in the region. The effect of collision on the onset of static cells diminishes for optical thin non-grey plasma-near periodic steady state. This is of relevant and very important in cosmic ray physics as the interaction between the ionized and neutral gas component represents a state which often exists in the Astrophysics space. |
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Title : Transforming to University of Future (UoF): A Conceptual Model from the Somalian Perspective Authors : Abdikadir Yusuf Mohamed, Nuradin Ibrahim Hassan, Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan Click Here For Abstract
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The purpose of this paper is to propose a conceptual model to transform the current higher education in Somalia into the University of the Future (UoF). This paper will focused how to enhance the ICT in order to improve the level of higher education. However, the current problem of higher education in Somalia is the low ICT qualities especially the ICT infrastructure and the services that education sectors such as online platforms. In addition, the internet access in higher education causes another main problem of communication among students and lectures outside of class. This research will conduct a postal methodology and will distribute a questionnaire using the Business model canvas and Value Proposition Design frameworks were selected as the primary research instrument in order to gain a broad needs and demands for UoF, to a spectrum of universities in Somalia. From the questionnaires analysis and findings, this paper proposes a new business model canvas (BMC) and value proposition design (VPD) to implement the conceptual UoF model. |
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Title : Acceptance of Electronic Health Administration Systems among Medical Practitioners in the Private Practice in Harare Central Business District and the Avenues area, Zimbabwe Authors : B. Ngwenya, T. Mushawarima, F. Ncube Click Here For Abstract
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The main objective of this study was to explore the perceptions of medical practitioners towards electronic health administration systems. The study was conducted in the context of the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM). Designed in a quantitative paradigm, the study was descriptive in nature. A sample of 70 drawn from a population of 146 medical practitioners participated in the study. The findings of the study are that most of the medical practitioners think that adoption of electronic administration systems will have significant benefits, especially the benefit of increased access to information by beneficiaries of the information. However, with respect to the adoption factors the general medical practitioners depicted a negative perception on the availability of these adoption factors which support the use of e-health. While significant developments have been made in the area of information technology infrastructure development by the Government, the study revealed medical practitioners are not very confident that the existing infrastructure will be able to support e-health. The issue of lack of a clear regulatory framework and trust in e-health systems data security also featured negatively. There is a strong perception that there are no clear regulatory policies on e-Health in the country. From the study it has been discovered that medical practitioners do not have trust in the existing data security systems. Perceived benefits and perceived ease of adoption affect acceptance of a new technology according to the Technology Acceptance Model. The low level of adoption of e-Health systems in the particular area under study may be as a result of an environment that presents poor adoption motivation. The study recommends that further future studies be conducted by replicating the study in other health sector environments in the country. This study only considered the perceptions of medical practitioners. The perceptions of healthcare customers and clients could be equally important. This could possible become another fertile ground for further future studies. |
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Title : Design and Analsis of Composite Leaf Spring for Light Vehicles Authors : K. Ramesh Nayak, G. Bheemanna, P. Sampath Rao Click Here For Abstract
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A leaf spring is a simple form of spring, commonly used for the suspension in wheeled vehicles. Leaf Springs are long and narrow plates attached to the frame of a trailer that rest above or below the trailer's axle. There are mono leaf springs, or single-leaf springs, that consist of simply one plate of spring steel. These are usually thick in the middle and taper out toward the end, and they don't typically offer too much strength and suspension for towed vehicles. Drivers looking to tow heavier loads typically use multi leaf springs, which consist of several leaf springs of varying length stacked on top of each other. The shorter the leaf spring, the closer to the bottom it will be, giving it the same semielliptical shape a single leaf spring gets from being thicker in the middle. Springs will fail from fatigue caused by the repeated flexing of the spring. The aim of the project is to design and model a leaf spring according to the loads applied. Presently used material for leaf spring is Mild steel. In this project we are going to design leaf spring for the materials Mild Steel, E-GLASS EPOXY AND ALUMINUM REINFORCED WITH BORON CARBIDE. For validating this design we are conducting FEA Structural Analysis is done on the leaf spring by using three materials. Modal Analysis is also done. The better material for leaf spring can be determined by this analysis. Pro/Engineer software is used for modeling and ANSYS is used for analysis. Modal analysis is also done on the leaf spring to determine the natural frequencies of the leaf spring. |
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Title : Implementation of Boost H6 Inverter Using Hybrid Modulation Authors : K.Venkata Ravindra, N.Venkateswarlu, T.Ravi Kumar Click Here For Abstract
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This paper presents the design and implementation of Photovoltaic fed high performance boost H6 inverters using hybrid modulation method. In this configuration without the input split capacitors, multiple DC sources, common-mode voltage and leakage current issues can be eliminated in standalone PV system . The main objective of this system is to achieve high efficient system with the elimination of common-mode voltage and leakage current. The hybrid modulation topology is the combination of unipolar and bipolar pulse width modulation schemes. The performance of the proposed system is analyzed by comparing the level of reduction of common mode error as a parameter and the working of existing H4 inverter. |
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Title : The Use of GIS for Soil Mapping of Jabalpur City Authors : Mrinal Singh, Rakesh Grover, Shailza Verma Click Here For Abstract
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Modern geotechnical engineering is generally believed to have started in 1925 with the publication of “Erdbaumechanik” by Karl Terzaghi (Goodman, 2002). In addition to establishing the theoretical principles of geotechnical engineering, Terzaghi also pioneered a large number of the investigation, instrumentation and testing methods used in soil investigations for the next few decades. Some of those methods are still in use today. Since then millions of borings have been made for different types of civil engineering projects. Traditionally, data was prepared and archived as boring logs in hard-copy. Hard copies are an unreliable archiving method, because they are bulky, hard to retrieve and susceptible to loss and deterioration. These shortcomings have resulted in massive amounts of lost, misplaced or inaccessible geotechnical data. The objective of this research is to investigate and apply current information-technology solutions in order to improve the accessibility and usage of geotechnical data. This research involves adopting current technologies, which are in use in various disciplines, and customizing them for geotechnical engineering applications. The main driving force behind this research is not only the demand from the geotechnical engineering community but demand from other research and engineering fields, which can use the geotechnical data in combination with other data types. |
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Title : Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) as Reinforcing Material: An Overview Authors : Zishan Raza khan, Faheemuz Zafar, Sabih Ahmad, Md. Sarfaraz Ali Click Here For Abstract
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Corrosion of steel reinforcement is a very big problem especially in coastal areas. The increase volume of steel bar leads to deterioration of concrete structure that has led to need for alternative type of reinforcement such as Fibre Reinforced Polymer (FRP). The use of Fibre Reinforced Polymer (FRP) in civil engineering practice is increasing day by day. FRP bars offer many advantages over conventional steel bars, including a density of one-quarter to one-fifth that of steel, greater tensile strength than steel, and no corrosion even in harsh chemical environments. Many researchers and practitioners have demonstrated potential of its application in various civil engineering aspects, such as retrofitting and internal reinforcement. |
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Title : The Finite Element Analysis of Plastic Deformation Behaviour of If-Steel during Equal Channel Angular Pressing through 90o Die Angle Authors : Malothu Ramulu, Arakanti Krishnaiah Click Here For Abstract
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The Finite Element Analysis (FEA) of plastic deformation behavior of IF-Steel during Equal Channel Angular Pressing (ECAP) has been studied (with two equal channels intersects at 90o) by using ANSYS software package. The 2-dimensional models were developed using FEA under a plane strain condition to estimate the equivalent plastic strain levels in an IF Steel workpiece after single pass at room temperature during ECAP. It is observed that the precise results were obtained in comparison to the analytical models reported in the literature. It is found from the finite element analysis that the geometry of die, back pressure and friction have great influence on the plastic deformation, where these parameters lead to strain distribution of workpiece becomes inhomogeneous and non- uniform. |
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Title : The Study of Plastic Deformation Behaviour of If-Steel during Equal Channel Angular Pressing through 120o Die Angle by FEM Authors : Malothu Ramulu, Arakanti Krishnaiah Click Here For Abstract
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The plastic deformation behaviour of IF Steel during Equal Channel Angular Pressing (ECAP) has been studied (with two channels intersects at 120o) by Finite Element Method (FEM) using ANSYS software package. A sound knowledge of the plastic deformation and the load is necessary for understanding the relationships between plastic deformation, grain size and mechanical properties of IF-Steel. It is observed that the precise results were obtained in comparison to the analytical models reported in the literature. It is also found from analysis that processing geometry of die and the friction between the die and the work-piece has great influence on the extrusion pressure and flow in the process, where these parameters lead to strain distribution of workpiece becomes inhomogeneous and non uniform. |
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Title : A Logistic Regression Model to Predict Gender Based Violence in Zambias Kabwe District Authors : George M. Mukupa, Kalongo Hamusonde, Tiza Mufune, Douglas Kunda Click Here For Abstract
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Gender based violence has been associated with high poverty levels, low standards of living and risky sexual behaviors such as multiple and concurrent sexual partnering with low levels of HIV self-risk perception. This study was based on Shamabanse and Makululu compounds in Kabwe district of Zambia's Central Province and Logistic regression was used. It was found that there were high levels of gender based violence cases in these compounds among women who had little or no income at all. This was attributed to the low levels of education which forced these women into early marriages hence being fully reliant on their spouses for support and in return making them vulnerable to different forms of abuse. The study also reviewed that Gender Based Violence increases vulnerability of women to HIV infection by reducing their ability to negotiate for safe sex. |
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Title : On The Role of Vertical Temperature Gradient in the Inductive Charge Separation Mechanism Authors : D. K. Haldar, Debasish Biswas Click Here For Abstract
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Different types of models exist for cloud electrification in cloud micro-physics, e.g., drop break-up, ion charging, convective mechanism, inductive charging, different types of particle charging involving ice phase and ice crystal/graupel charging etc. Inductive charging is the most convincing process of all. In the inductive charging process the pre-existing electric field induces charges and electrically polarizes the suspended water droplets and ice crystals. Charge transfer occurs as the smaller cloud particle rebounds from the underside of a larger ice particle and thus kinetic energy of droplets is converted to electrostatic potential energy. The larger charged particles come down due to gravity and the reduced gravitational potential is converted to electrostatic potential. Thus, randomly stratified charged region forms in thunder cloud with positive or negative charge centre. Recombination of charges of two opposite charge centers takes place in the form of lightning through the ionization channel and releases huge energy as acoustic and electromagnetic waves spanning various wavelengths. In this article we discuss the inductive charge transfer process as a function of vertical temperature gradient, aerosol content, existing electric field and water vapor content. |
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Title : Study on Digital Printing Applying Frequency Modulated Screen Authors : Rossitza Sardjeva Click Here For Abstract
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In order to print a continuous tone (halftone) it must first be transformed into a binary image, usually called a bitmap, consisting of zeros and ones only (0;1). The transformation from continuous tone into a binary bitmap image is referred to as screening process. The result of screening is that the dots are small enough and the halftone pattern will not be visible at normal viewing distance, the image is visually integrated and interpreted as varying shades of gray or color. In the different approaches for screening are two main methods: Amplitude Modulated (AM) and Frequency Modulated (FM). With FM technology, small dots are distributed on a surface in such a way that the required gray value appears as an average value, whereas distribution is completely irregularly compared to the normal halftone dots. For this reason, frequency-modulated screening is also referred to as random or stochastic screening. |
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Title : Identifying Barriers to Entrepreneurship in Agriculture Higher Education System from the Viewpoints of Graduate Students of Agriculture College of University of Tabriz Authors : Saeed Jafarzadeh, Ahmad Kiani, Shapur Zarifian, Hussein Yadawar, Hussein Raheli, Hussein Kuhestani Click Here For Abstract
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The increasing unemployment rate in the country especially among graduates of agriculture indicates that educations provided in higher education in agriculture do not meet the current social needs. Thus, entrepreneurship education has become one of the most important and most extensive academic activities. The current survey aims to identify barriers to entrepreneurship in agriculture higher education among the graduates for mentioned which includes all graduate students of Agriculture College of University of Tabriz; 100 of them were selected through proportionate stratified sampling. Measure used in the survey was questionnaires, and the software SPSS was used to analyze data. Factor analysis was used to identify barriers to entrepreneurship in agriculture higher education system, and barriers were categorized as 6 main factors. These factors generally defined 72.2% of the total variance, and the factors of supportive barriers to and difficulties in higher education composed 27.3% of the total variance. The latter includes barriers such as shortage of educational tools, shortage of facilities, equipment and lands suitable for farming, lack of appropriate educational spaces at Agriculture Colleges, lack of modernized educational tools for teaching, and also lack of accessibility of computers and the internet. Other factors contributing to the total variance include educational policies, skills, supportive, infrastructure and cultural barriers. |
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Title : Design of Ultra-wideband LNA at operating frequency 4.1GHz with Current Reuse Techniques Authors : Arun Sharma, Dr. R.P. Singh, Manish Kumar Click Here For Abstract
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This paper presents an ultra-wideband (UWB) low noise amplifier (LNA) at operating frequency 4.1 GHz using a current-reused technique and source degeneration input matching network is proposed. The Implemented LNA presents a minimum Noise Figure of 1.069 dB at 4.1 GHz and the voltage gain obtained is 11.5dB. |
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Title : New Mechanical Developments to the Hand-Arm System Authors : Aurora Felicia Cristea, Mihai Nedelcu Click Here For Abstract
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The paper wants to bring into attention the new contributions to the development of the dynamics of the human hand-arm system at seven degrees of freedom. For this purpose are contributors to shaping the mechanics of hand-arm system subjected, exposure of excitation due to vibrating tools (drill) by analyzing the motions of their components. We are interested in the action of mechanical system vibrations transmission after the direction of Oz (over the arm) and the possibility that these dose of vibrations, it could be to produce disease. |
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Title : Discrete Formalization and Investigation of Secure Access to Corporative Resources Authors : Radi Romansky, Irina Noninska Click Here For Abstract
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This article discusses organization of an extended sub-system for information security which is accomplished with analysis of cloud computing and data centers used by business to store corporative information resources. It is pointed out that the IT security policy should apply adequate technical and organizational measures for personal data protection and managing access rights to all resources in the business information environment. Basic principles of data protection as a part of information security policy in a corporation are presented and a general architecture of corporative security sub-system is proposed. A formalization by using discrete graph structure is made and main procedures for secure access to 3 types of resources (public, private internal and private external) are determined. The Petri nets (PN) apparatus for modeling of secure access processing is used. For the purposes of investigation an analytical definition of model is presented and evaluation of some characteristics is made. |
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Title : Performance analysis of Flat Plate Solar collector by using Al2O3 Nanofluid at different concentrations with different Aspect Ratios Authors : Punnaiah Veeraboina, Dr.G.Yesuratnam Click Here For Abstract
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The efficiency of the FPC was studied experimentally. The concentration of the Al2O3 Nanofluid was 5.97 grams, 11.94 grams and 17.91 grams. The SDBS is used as dispersion liquid. The experiments were performed in different mass flow rates of 0.05, 0.075, and 0.1 kg/sec. of Al2O3 Nanofluid. From the experimental results, the weight fraction 0.2% to 0.4%, there is a substantial increase in the efficiency of Solar Flat Plat Collector. |
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Title : Software Quality Measurements for Effective Software Products Authors : B. Sheeba Click Here For Abstract
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Software is needed by the user to solve a problem to achieve an objective. A quality of the software is depended on good management team, excellent plan, tools and knowledge of the programmers. First the team needs to understand the user requirements properly for to prepare qualitative software. The management should split the works according to the knowledge of the team members. Good environment should be provided for the software programmers and the tools also will lead to good software product. |
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Title : Influencing Factors for Online Purchase- A Case Study of Delhi & NCR Region of India Authors : Syed Md. Faisal Ali Khan, Dr. Devesh Kumar Click Here For Abstract
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India is gaining importance as a high potential lucrative market for global retail players. Recent economic reforms in India bring consumers the benefits of using Internet for shopping. In this study it has been shown the factors effecting online purchase including the perceived risks. The report also brings an idea about the growth of internet and its impact of online shopping are reflected. Previously identified factors are taken into consideration and proposed hypothesis are tested. The statistical tool used in this study is SPSS 18.0. Hypothesis is tested using co-relation analysis. Factor analysis is used to test the reliability of the questionnaire framed for primary data. |
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Title : A Comparative Study on the Service Quality Gaps of Public Sector and Private Sector Telecom Service Providers in Chennai City Authors : Dr M.Basheer Ahmed Khan, S.Raghunandan Click Here For Abstract
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The dominant role of the services sector in almost all countries of the world as a the major contributor to Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Employment and Personal incomes (PI) has led to the emergence of Service Marketing as a separate discipline. Within service marketing, the Service Quality concept has taken centre stage because of its sacrosance for customer satisfaction, customer loyalty and organizational profits. SERVQUAL Technique and the GAP Model have been acknowledged worldwide as time tested methodologies to measure and appraise service quality. The paper reports the results of a Research Study in which SERVQUAL technique was adopted to measure the magnitude of Service Quality Gaps for two major firms in telecom sector in Chennai city. One of the firms is a leading private sector telecom service provider and the other, a well established telecom giant in the public sector. Data was collected form 300 customers of mobile services of both companies belonging to various strata spread over Chennai city and 60 anonymous executives of both companies based in Chennai. “t” tests and “Paired t tests” were applied on the data. The test results indicated significant differences in Service Quality Gaps between the public sector service provider and the private sector service provider in mobile telecom sector in Chennai city, with regard to perception of service quality expected by the customers, setting of quality standards, implementing the quality standards and delivery of quality service as per customer expectation. |
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Title : Wireless Transfer of Power Generated Using Non-Conventional Methods Authors : Adya Sharma, Farheen Haque, Kumari Divya Singh, Shikha Singh, Saravana Kumar Click Here For Abstract
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With all-time growing demand for electricity in many under developed/developing countries, majority of the people are unable to get the electricity and also in remote places like small villages, there's no access to electricity resulting in economic degradation. Power is very important to modern systems. This paper presents an overview of a system for wireless power generation including power transmission and power reception device. The power is generated in a way where solar energy is captured by solar cell in the panels and converted to solar electricity. Alternatives are dynamo and ac power supply. The power can be transmitted using Inductive coupling for short-range, resonant induction for mid-range electromagnetic wave power transfer. Loads are led, dc motor and LCD. |
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Title : A Smart Experimental Setup for Vibration Measurement and Unbalance Fault Detection in Rotating Machinery Authors : Guilherme Kenji Yamamoto, Cesar da Costa, Joao Sinohara da Silva Sousa Click Here For Abstract
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Rotor unbalance is the most common cause of machine vibrations; thus, most rotating machinery problems can be solved by balancing the rotor to correct the misalignment. Imbalance problems in rotary machine motors can be extremely frustrating to users and may lead to greatly reduced reliability. It is imperative that downtime is avoided or minimized for all operations and manufacturing processes. In practice, rotors can never be perfectly balanced owing to manufacturing errors such as porosity in casting, non-uniform density of materials, manufacturing tolerances, and the gain or loss of material during operation. As a result of mass unbalance, a centrifugal force is generated, which must be counteracted by bearings and support structures. Over the past few years, there have been major technological developments in digital signal processing, embedded systems, field programmable gate arrays, computers, and instrumentation, including innovations in both hardware and software. Such innovations have allowed the development of new methods of fault detection and diagnosis for rotating machinery. This paper presents a smart experimental method for vibration measurement and unbalance fault detection in rotating machinery. |
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Title : Analysis of Retail Mix Strategies-An Insight into Retailers Perceptions Authors : Dr.K. Aparna, Prof. Murali Krishna. Panatula Click Here For Abstract
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The Indian retail market is growing rapidly. Earlier, shopping was viewed as a functional activity. It meant buying only the essentials. In fact, unnecessary shopping or self-indulgence was frowned upon. However, liberalisation in the 90s, increasing incomes and foreign trips, exposure to the internet, growing confidence in one’s personal success, etc. are making it acceptable to not only buy non-essential products but also to splurge on luxury goods. India’s retail sector is developing quickly and becoming more competitive. Retailers understand the importance of meeting consumer demands1. Research indicates2 that to excel in today’s highly saturated retail markets, companies need to abandon the geographic expansionism that, ironically, created their original success. Instead, they need to initiate new management strategies based on profit-driven product selection and customer targeting. At the heart of the shift is the introduction of financial discipline into the marketing process. Retailers need to be ruthless about pulling unprofitable products from the shelves and avoiding high volume but low-profit customer segments. This change represents more than a makeshift to survive the downturn. Rather, it signifies a major transition in how retailers will compete with each other in the future. It will require changes in culture, operations, strategy and finance. Those that develop the capabilities to manage product and customer profitability will have the earnings to support future investment and value growth. Those that stay focused on sales growth through square-foot expansion will find themselves with shrinking margins and less capital to invest in profitable growth – a sure recipe for competitive failure and shareholder disappointment. Retail mix is the blend of various activities which in total present the whole concept of retailing. The retail marketing and retail positioning strategies are put into effect by retail mix - the set of controllable elements that a retailer can use to satisfy consumers' needs and to influence their buying behaviour and compete effectively in the target market. Utmost care is required on part of the retail manager to select the various elements for a perfect retail mix. With this background a of blend retail mix is strategies is studied. |
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Title : Analysis of Load Frequency Control in an Multi Area Power System Using Conventional and Fuzzy Logic Controller Authors : Kuldeep Singh, Shimpy Maheshwari Click Here For Abstract
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The variations of load in a power system result in frequency drift from its nominal value. It is necessary to reduce the frequency fluctuations for providing reliable and good quality electrical power. This is achieved by maintaining a balance between the load demand and power supply in real time, called Automatic generation control (AGC). In this paper, different control areas models are building in MATLAB Simulink and then simulation evaluation is done to analyze the dynamic response of the load frequency control. The performance of the conventional controller and Fuzzy Logic controller is compared on single area, two areas and three areas systems. Area control error (ACE) is measured and the result of the conventional method and fuzzy logic is compared. The result obtained show that the Fuzzy logic controller gives higher performance than the traditional PI technique. |
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Title : An Effective Communication in Post Disaster Situation using MANETs and Serval Mesh Application Authors : K.Seshadri Ramana, T.Rama Mohan, K.Ramesh Click Here For Abstract
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A post disaster situation demands an efficient communication and coordination among rescue teams. Exchange of real time information among responders and emergency situation centers is crucial for saving lives. However, communication systems were usually down due to various reasons. The loss of communication systems made the rescue operation extremely difficult. In such scenario, MANETs are suitable for providing communication mechanism as they are easy to deploy and do not require elaborate infrastructure. In this paper, I have considered the relief and rescue operations in a post disaster situation are performed using a MANET test-bed setup and Serval Mesh Application. We can create adhoc network by using laptops or mobile phones but laptops are not easy to carry. For this reason, I preferred to establish the communication through smart phones .I have successfully sent the image file by capturing the location through Wi-Fi Direct application from one android smart phone to another android smart phone instantly. |
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Title : Artificial Neural Network Modeling of the Groundwater Quality (Case Study: Zahrez Basin in Algeria) Authors : Fatah Bouteldjaoui, Mohamed Bessenasse, Ahmed Kettab Click Here For Abstract
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Artificial neural networks (ANNs) model are widely used in water resources applications to predict and forecast water resources’ variables. The objective of this study is to investigate the abilities of an artificial neural networks’ model to predict the total dissolved solid (TDS) and electrical conductivity (EC). Water quality variables such as pH, calcium (Ca2+), magnesium (Mg2+),sodium (Na+), potassium (K+), bicarbonate (HCO3-), chloride (Cl−), nitrate (NO3-) and sulfate (SO4) were used as the input data to obtain the output of the neural network(TDS and EC). Performance of the ANN models was evaluated using correlation coefficient (R), Nash-Sutcliffe coefficient of efficiency (NASH), root mean square error (RMS), Normalised Root Mean Square Error (NRMSE) and Mean absolute error (MAE). computed from the measured and model computed values of the dependent variables.The results of this study reveal that the ANN- MLP (9, 9, 1) model gives the best estimates for the TDS prediction. The results of neural network modeling to predict electrical conductivity (EC) indicate that the ANN- MLP (9, 12, 1) model showed better predictive ability in the determination of EC. The identified ANN models can be used as tools for the computation of groundwater quality parameters in Zahrez basin. |
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Title : Modeling and Stress Analysis of Crankshaft Using FEM Authors : A. Ranjith Raj, P. Reginald Elvis, R. Kumar, S. Karthikeyan, M. Ganesan Click Here For Abstract
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Crankshaft is large volume production component with a complex geometry in the Internal Combustion (I.C) Engine. This converts the reciprocating displacement of the piston in to a rotary motion of the crank..In an arbitrary position of the crank, due to tangential force, the crank arm will be subjected to transverse shear, bending and twisting, while due to radial component it is subjected to direct stress and bending. It will be laborious to consider all these straining actions in several positions of the crank. Generally, the crank is designed for two positions; those are maximum twisting moment and maximum bending moment. In this project, an attempt has been made to analyze the crankshaft of two different materials by using Finite element software ANSYS. The static analysis is conducted on the crankshaft with two different materials and results are validated by comparing various outcomes such as total deformation, equivalent stress and strain of these materials from which better material can be found. |
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Title : Simulation Study and Prevention of AODV against Rushing Attack on Random Topologies in VANETs Authors : Mr. Karthik Pai, Ms. Pratheeksha Hegde N, Mrs. Rashmi Naveen Click Here For Abstract
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Vehicular adhoc networks (VANETs) is subordinate class of mobile ad-hoc network (MANET) in which nodes are considered as vehicles. VANET is different from architecture, characteristics and application when compared with MANET. Vehicles are able to communicate through wireless technology by dedicated short range communication. Security is one of the main issues in VANET. VANET contains information which should not modified by attacker likewise the legal responsibility of drivers should be established so that they can inform traffic environment at correct time. This paper explains the effects of Rushing attacks in adhoc on demand distance vector (AODV) protocols on VANETs. The effects of these attacks in VANET have been studied using various performance metrics. NS2.34 is extensively used to simulate these attacks. |
171-173 |
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Title : Proximity Fed Antenna with Partial Ground Structure for Wideband Applications Authors : Mr. Murthi Mahadeva Naik G,Maheshwari B, Dr. Naveen Kumar S K Click Here For Abstract
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This proposed antenna is a double ring structured MSP antenna with partial ground surface to obtain wideband response. This antenna is fed with normal microstrip feedline to obtain better performance of antenna and operate in different frequency band (1.9 - 3.6 Ghz) that covers wireless applications of Wimax, Bluetooth and WLAN. Also used for medical and scientific applications. The proposed antenna size is 55 x 44 x 1.6mm3 uses FR4 epoxy as a substrate with thickness of 1.6mm. The antenna gain at different frequency and its radiation pattern are observed for this proposed antenna with and without DGS designed using HFSS version14. |
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Title : Performance Analysis and Prevention Mechanism of AODV against Rushing Attack under Collaborative Environment using MANETs Authors : Mr. Karthik Pai B H, Ms. Akshaya, Dr. Nagesh H R Click Here For Abstract
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MANET stands for “Mobile Adhoc Networks, is a kind of Adhoc network that can modify its locations and organize them self on the fly. As the MANETs are mobile in nature, they use wireless connections to connect to different communicating system. As the number of movable device increases, Adhoc networks are gaining importance with the increasing number of widespread applications. As the MANETs find its applications mainly in military, emergency and disaster situations, security is of prime importance for the basic functionality of the network. To provide secure communication and transmission different types of attacks and their properties must be well understood. Effect of Rushing attack in Adhoc On-Demand Distance Vector (AODV) routing protocol and a cryptographic prevention mechanism is being discussed in this paper. Various performance metrics are considered to study the effect of Rushing attack on AODV in MANETs. |
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Title : Synthesis of Nano Magnesium aluminate by Solution Combustion Process Using Mixed Fuel Approach (Urea + Sucrose) Authors : Chanveer Gogi, Parag Shah, Venkatesh D, Sangamesh P.K, Baburao N. Sherikar Click Here For Abstract
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In this work nano MgAl2O4 powders were prepared by solution combustion process by mixed fuel approach using magnesium nitrate hexahydrate Mg(NO3)2.6H2O), aluminum nitrate nonahydrate (Al(NO3)3.9H2O) as oxidizers with mixtures of urea (NH2CONH2 ), sucrose (C12H22O11). Fuel urea is taken as stoichiometric fuel and sucrose as excess nonstoichiomertic fuel. The effect of sucrose fuel addition as excess on phase, structure and characteristics (e.g. crystallite size morphology,) of the as-resulted powders were investigated. The crystallite sizes were determined by using Scherer formula and Williamson -Hall equation. The experimental results revealed that the formation of pure crystalline phase of magnesium aluminate was confirmed for two bacthes of mixteres cases by comparing the obtained peaks of XRD pattern with the peaks of standard XRD pattern of JCPDS card number 21-1152. The crystallite size of the powders was significantly decreased from 80 nm to 30 nm as the sucrose content rose from 0.00, 0.50, ( 0, 3.5 wt%), excess with 4 grams of urea, 2.56 grams of magnesium nitrate and 7.5 grams of aluminum nitrate. |
180-184 |
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Title : Strategies Lead to Efficient Cost Estimation for Software Product Authors : B. Sheeba Click Here For Abstract
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Software development is a much complex and multifaceted work. Estimation for software product is very much complicated task to accomplish. Software development is not only writing codes but also keep the cost and time. Cost and time will keep on changing in phase by phase. In software development we have five phases’ analysis, design, implementation, testing and maintenance. The estimation is classified into three preliminary cost estimation, improved cost estimation and final cost estimation. Each estimate is enhancement of previous estimation and added additional information, error correction and work activities. The comparison of cost for development is much lesser than the maintenance. The maintenance phase will acquire to a great extent of time and a cost. When the changes keep on going in the maintenance phase, the cost will persist in increasing. So we cannot predict the precise cost for software development and maintenance, unless the programmer follow the software cost estimation strategies. |
185-188 |
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Title : Physical and Thermal Properties of Briquetted Fuel of Carbonized Faecal Waste with Different Binders Authors : Abich S. Otieno, Nyaanga D.M., Kabok P. Aguko Click Here For Abstract
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Solid biomass fuels are widely used in developing countries as a source of energy. In Kenya for instance, the forest cover is 7.8% and is in decline with annual population growth rate of 2.7%. The demand for wood-based biomass is thus expected to surpass the supply as an estimated 90% of the population of developing nations depends on it. Thus it is important to find a supplementary energy source that works with existing cooking and heating methods. The objective of the study was to analyze the physical and combustion characteristics of briquettes from human faecal matter mixed with different binders. The faecal matter briquettes were prepared by carbonization and then compression of dried faecal waste put in a muffle furnace at 6500C for 7 hours. Molasses, red soil, oil gum and starch binders were used at 15% to mass of the carbonized faecal waste and extruded at a pressure of about 5 MPa. It was found that all the binder-feacal waste combinations are possible heat energy sources. The red soil briquettes had better qualities, though variables assessed were significantly different at five percent level of probability. Additional research may need to be done with different binders and binder percentages for socio economics and environmental concerns. |
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Title : Short-term Electric Power Load forecasting using Wavelet based Bootstrap-Neural Network hybrid models Authors : Poulomi Paul, Dr. Parshuram Thakura Click Here For Abstract
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Accurate Electric Power Load Forecasting (EPLF) is a key issue in planning and operation of the electricity industry. However, uncertainty related to the choice of the model for load forecasting and estimation of the model parameters significantly affects the load forecasts. Also, most of the time series forecasting approaches do not address to the non-stationarity of the process. In order to counter these two key issues, this study proposes a hybrid approach using Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT) coupled with Bootstrap resampling and Artificial Neural Networks (ANN), called WBNN, for electric load forecasting. For the purpose of comparison with the proposed approach, stand- alone Artificial Neural Network (ANN) and Auto- regression (AR) models are also developed. The models are developed and evaluated for their forecasting ability of 1- day lead time electric load. The results indicate that the WBNN models outperform ANN and AR models and are better suited for real- time application in the industry for EPLF. |
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Title : Evaluation of Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) by a dynamic method Authors : Srinivasa Rao P, Malay Niraj Click Here For Abstract
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To withstand a high competition in the global market, no organization encourages losses. Different techniques have been studying from years ago to improve productivity. But Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) calculation gives the correct measure for the occurrence of various losses by the machinery. OEE is a performance measure metric used to calculate the overall equipment efficiency of the plant by a simple calculation. This paper presents a flexible and innovative approach to evaluate the OEE of the industry by considering cost, quality and time as lean surrogates for the factors of OEE. |
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Title : Damping of Sub Synchronous Resonance in Negative and Zero Sequence Using Neural Network Controlled UPFC Authors : Miss.K.Dhivya, Mr.S.Nirmalrajan Click Here For Abstract
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The increase in power demand has compelled the power system utilities to use series capacitive compensation in long transmission lines. A problem called sub synchronous resonance (SSR) occurs in long lines because of series compensation. In this paper a flexible a.c. transmission system (FACTS) device is used along with a proposed controller to damp out the sub synchronous oscillations from the system. An IEEE second bench mark model is used for investigating the SSR problem, where a three phase short circuit fault is applied on the compensated transmission line for analysis. A Matlab/Simulink model is used to study the time domain analysis of the system. An improvement in damping is seen with the use of FACTS device i.e. unified power flow controller (UPFC) which is controlled by a Neural network (NN) based proportional integral (PI) controller. |
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Title : The Mosquers: A Network of Mosques as Education Centre Authors : Abdul Rahman Ahmad Dahlan, Mohamad Amir Mat Hu, Muhammad Hazim Mohd Ali, Amirah Hafizah Mohd Bashir, Ain Najla Norhani Click Here For Abstract
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In this project, as the network of mosques is being used as the center of education in delivering the soft skill values, a mobile application will be developed in order to help the community to gain access to the news related to the soft skill programs. To build a suitable and friendly user application, an interview had been conducted to a different set of users; the orphan, single mother, poor people and also the mosque’s management staff to have their opinion regarding this project. From the result of the interview, some of the important views from the target users had been implemented to the project business model canvas and value proposition design while maintaining some of the important original ideas of the project to create the best and contented business model canvas. This project is hopefully will be able to revive the role of mosque as the center of the education and also help the community to join the program offered with ease by making use of the application |
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Title : Importance of Study of Demolition of Building Authors : Er. Ankush Mittal, Dr. Arvind Dewangan, Dr. D.P.Gupta Click Here For Abstract
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Demolition is the process of tearing down or falling down of a building after its life period with the help of some equipments or any other method. Demolition contrasts with deconstruction, which involves taking a building apart while carefully preserving valuable elements for re-use. Demolition of a building means tearing down or falling down of a building with the help of equipments or explosives. This seminar report deals with how a demolition work is to be performed safelyand also elaborates different steps involved before and during the execution of a demolition process. The various steps involved before the demolition process includes surveying, removal of hazardous materials, preparation of demolition plan, stability report and the precautionary safety measures to be taken. The main equipments used for these demolition activities are sledge hammer,excavators, bulldozers, wrecking balls etc. and main explosives used are dynamites and RDX. When explosive are used for the demolition, it is known as Implosion. So removal of such structures with proper safety measures has got great importance. There are different steps involved before and during the time of a demolition activity.
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Title : The Study of Development of Traffic Signals with GIS Authors : Er. Heena Makkar, Dr. D.P.Gupta, Dr. Arvind Dewangan, Er. Ankush Mittal Click Here For Abstract
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Traffic signs are an essential a half of the road system, and a road with poor signing or by poorly maintained signs are an insufficient road. Road users depend on traffic signing for information and guidance, and route authorities depend on signing for the economical operation of the route network, the group action of traffic rules, traffic control and facilitate to road safety.Signs should offer road users their message clearly and at the right time. The message should be clear and quickly understood. A pattern normal sign assist in their quick recognition, as can regularity of form, colour and writing for every type. Induce the fullest advantages of uniformity there mustn't only be regularity of signs, however additionally regularity in their use, positioning and lighting. Signs are provided to manage and guide traffic and to market road safety. They should only |
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Title : Significance of Gravel for Road Sub-Base Authors : Er.Sumeet Bura, Er. Parveen Berwal Click Here For Abstract
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High quality aggregates that meet the specifications are getting increasingly scarce and expensive in many localities in India. Traditional flexible pavement specifications require high quality aggregates in both base and sub base course. In many cases locally available aggregates are not satisfying the specifications and the aggregates that meet the specifications have to be hauled in long distances. This act significantly increases the cost associated with the construction and subsequent maintenance and rehabilitation of them. Thus, the use of locally available marginal aggregates in flexible pavement construction is one of the possible answers to high pavement construction costs and lack of quality aggregates sources in a vast country like India. A broad definition of a marginal aggregate is “any aggregate not in fully accordance with the specifications used in a country for normal road aggregates but can be used successfully either in special conditions, made possible because of climatic characteristics or recent progress in road techniques or after subjecting to particular treatment”. So if through appropriate modification of the materials or structural design the use of local materials can be permitted, the construction can be accelerated and significant monetary benefits can be achieved. So the main objective of the study is to improve the properties of the locally available gravel soil/ marginal aggregate (Moorum) by adding cement and bitumen emulsion. An attempt has been made to use cement for increasing the strength of the gravel and emulsion for increasing the water resisting capacity. The whole work involves increasing strength of gravel soil (Moorum) and expressed in terms of CBR and UCS value. This study will attempt to define in engineering terms the impact of using marginal aggregates in flexible pavements. Strategies for improving the performance of marginal aggregates to equal that of standard aggregates will be evaluated. The major emphasis will be on marginal aggregates for flexible pavements. |
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Title : A Study on an Optimal Thermohydraulic Performance of Three Sides Artificially Roughened and Glass Covered Solar Air Heaters Authors : Ashwini Kumar, Mahmood Alam Click Here For Abstract
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Providing artificial roughness on the air flow side is an effective technique to enhance rate of heat transfer in solar air heaters, which results in associated higher value of friction factor, which necessitates more power required. A novel solar air heater duct with three artificially roughened sides has been analyzed (Prasad et. al., 2014) for more increase in heat transfer than that in only one side roughened solar air heaters. Artificially roughened solar air heaters have been analyzed (Prasad and Saini, 1991) and investigated (Verma and Prasad, 2000) for optimal thermo hydraulic performance. The present analysis, for optimization of thermo hydraulic performance a three sides artificially roughened solar air heaters concludes that the value of optimization parameter |