ISSN:2349-2058
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Title : Optimum Efficiency of TCT Honeycomb Briquettes about Its Firepower and Smoke Emission Authors : Mr. MUNYANEZA Jean de Dieu, Mr. NZABONIMANA Gilbert, Mr. RURANGIRWA Martin, Mr. MAJYAMBERE Eugene
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Around the world, we found many municipal waste or waste biomass that we can use to fabricate beehive briquettes instead of causing hygienic issues and fire hazardous during the dry seasons causing extensive damage to the forest areas [5].This study found evidence of capability that honeycomb briquettes had for cooking and heating activities where one beehive briquette burnt in the time ranged between 60 -90 minutes by using an insulated metal stove heats 3- 10 litres (from about 22°C - 92°C at 2052m altitude) of water and also depend on raw materials were made. Smoking test showed that these beehive briquettes are smokeless. Results indicated all six types of beehive briquettes tested had 5,000 watts as average firepower; our research study was limited to the fabrication of beehive briquettes from six wastes biomass with the use of clay soil (25% of clay soil and 75% of powder of waste biomass). |
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Title : Forced Convection Heat Transfer Enhancement from Heat Sinks using Perforated Fins: A Review Authors : Wadhah H. Al Taha, Hassan A. Osman, Majid H. Majeed
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The present review paper focus on the analysis of the heat transfer enhancement and the considerable pressure drop below a flat surface equipped with Various forms of perforated fins in a rectangular channel. Heat sinks are widely employed in electronics industries for lowering the temperature to avoid any damage of integrated circuits and improve its overall performance. Fins play key role in heat sinks. The various geometrical aspects of the fin as well as material properties plays vital role in heat transfer rate. These properties should be optimized to obtain maximum possible thermal efficiency. Lot of researches are done by researchers to obtain the relation between various thermodynamic properties such as heat, temperature gradient due to ambient conditions. The heat transfer is enhanced by optimizing the geometrical aspects of the heat sink. As the geometrical aspects have higher impact on overall results. this review paper investigate how the fin arrangement (staggered or in-line), orientation, perforation and geometry affect heat transfer and friction characteristics of convective heat transfer in a force convection. |
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Title : Modeling the Determinants of Algerian Dinar Exchange Rate Authors : M. Daoudi, O. Akacem, A. Ghouali
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This paper tries to build a model of real exchange rate determinants for Algerian Dinar. We use an empirical model (VAR) based on cointegration test, error correction model ECM and causality test using some macro-economic variables. We used annual data covering the period 1970 to 2011. The variables used for fundamentals were determined by two considerations, theory and availability of data. The results of the study show positive effect of government expenditures, oil prices and real GDP. Whereas, it shows negative effect of FDI and trades openness |
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Title : Monetary Policy and its Transmission Mechanisms in Algeria Authors : Halaili Narimane, FEROUANI Belkacem, Benladghem Fethi
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The present study has aimed to identify the transmission channels of the monetary policy on the domestic product and on the general level of prices in Algeria. In order to do so, we have applied the vector autoregressive model. The study has used quarterly data from the period between 1990 and 2010. Results show that when the discount rate is used as a variable that represents the monetary policy, then the interest rate and the exchange rate channels will have a role in transmitting the variations of the monetary policy to the domestic product. When inflation is targeted, the channels of the monetary policy had no significant role in the monetary transmission. When the money market rate is used as a variable that represents the monetary policy, the exchange rate and the credit channels had a significant role in transmitting the effects of the monetary policy to the domestic product and to the general level of prices. |
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Title : Addressing Privacy Issues in Online Social Network Authors : Aarti Patil
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Privacy is considered as one of the abrasion points that bloom up when conversations happen to be intervened in “Online Social Networks (OSNs).” Many others mediations of workstation discipline mediated contains entangled “The OSN privacy problem as one of surveillance, institutional or social privacy.” Now attempting such type of questions, it also prescribes them as they tend to be self-determining. Here it contend unlike secrecy glitches become entwined the exploration of secrecy in the“OSNs” desired profit with vast extra all-inclusive methods. Here, firstly we give an overview “to the surveillance and social privacy” viewpoints highlighting accounts which tell accurately. Also, with expectations, aims with techniques. It compares and also the justifies differences between these two strategies in way to understand their alternatives, techniques to highlight latent addition encounters along with their exploration queries that so far have been left unrequited. Academics emerging from various communities in computer science have triggered few queries which emerge “in OSNs, “it arose various assortment “privacy solutions”. This comprise applications outfits that project values speech “OSN privacy issues.” Every individual solution has being emerging with an individual kind user, with concealment problem in mind. It has few optimistic belongings. Here now we contained vast band of methodologies that challenges multifaceted “privacy problems of OSNs. This rises bitty countryside answers speech apparently unconnected difficulties. |
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Title : Demand Drivers, Potential Game Changers and the Changing role of Leadership styles in Indian ITES (BPO) Industry Authors : Dr. Anubhav Tiwari
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the term 'Outsourcing' has currently become a Universal business phenomenon swaying the whole world. The IT Enabled Services, synonymous to 'BPO' , has emerged as one of the key drivers of success as well as growth for the Indian economy. This industry is although barely two decades old but has placed India in a commanding position with optimistic future growth prospects in exports as well domestic markets. The success story of this industry can be attributed to several demand drivers and potential game changers. These are such as Vertical realignment of business, Technology solutions, Business process reengineering, globalization of service delivery & Business scalability. This along with the sustainable business practices having focus on Innovation and Technology forecast has gained more relevance in the present scenario as several new and previously untouched areas in outsourcing are emerging such as investment research support, GIS, data mining, remote education, market research, content development, data analytics etc. Moreover there are various formidable challenges to be overcome by the managers in this era of inorganic growth with rampant Mergers & Acquisitions such as combating high attrition level, rising cost, competition posed by other low cost nations, managing cross cultural differences etc. This has special significance in the current era of economic recession with constantly squeezing margins. The present research paper has focused on these demand drivers and potential game Changers. Thus having proper knowledge about these new developments and adapting the leadership styles to changing circumstances with proper understanding of the psyche of subordinates has become a new 'Mool-mantra'. It will also lead to giving unprecedented fillip to this industry and ensure its long term success and growth.
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Title : Analysis of Factors That Determine the Financial Performance of Insurance Companies in Ghana Authors : Marshall Wellington Blay, Eric Abayie Prempeh, Francis Anyan
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The insurance industry is quite underdeveloped in terms of its contribution to the financial sector as well as returns on their investment. The problem is that at a point in Ghana’s history, the insurance income exceeded that of the banking sector. However, this situation has been reversed and in 1996 the income of the major banks exceeded the premium income of the entire insurance industry. The study therefore seeks to ascertain the determinants of insurance companies performance and the effect of changes in premium, assets and investments on risk. Secondary data extracted from published accounts of the Insurance Companies from the year 2005 to 2009 was used. The study find out that underwriting efficiency, administration expense, underwriting risks, return on investment, capital adequacy, underwriting profit and investment assets determine financial performance of insurance firms in Ghana. |
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Title : Detection and Classification of the Broken Rotor Bars in Squirrel-Cage Induction Motors Authors : Abdurrahman Unsal, Ozkan Kara
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Mechanical faults, stator faults and rotor faults are the major faults of induction motors. Rotor faults constitute about 10% of total faults of induction motors. The main reasons of rotor faults are the broken rotor bars. Many methods have been used to detect broken rotor bars till now. In this paper, a new method is introduced. A squirrel-cage induction motor is modeled by using MATLAB/Simulink. Model takes motor speed as an input and finds the frequency of side-band harmonics of stator current. Then model compares the magnitudes of side-band harmonics with the magnitude of fundamental component and classifies them according to the number of broken rotor bars. At any load and speed, the method can find and classify the broken rotor bars based on the number of broken rotor bars. Experimental results, along with simulation results verifies the effectiveness of the method. |
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Title : Boundary Detection of an Image Using Matlab and GUI Authors : Mukti Yadav, Deepti Mehta
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This work is aimed at the development of a MATLAB GUIDE-based interactive platform for Boundary detection algorithms of images. The developed Graphical user interface provides a comparative analysis between a tumour brain and a non-tumour brain and presents the output results in figures. In this paper we proposed a novel approach for detecting boundaries automatically based on the degree of roundness. |
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Title : Critical Analysis of Performance Measurement and Management Systems: Exploratory Research Authors : D. Helmi, M. Radouani, S.A.K. Kaya, B. El Fahime
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This article is dedicated to review the most popular (common) existing performance measurement and management (PMM) frameworks and systems and identify their strengths and weaknesses. We synthesize and evaluate them against the identified performance concepts required to develop a contemporary performance measurement and management systems. Finally, we come to the conclusion that none of them proposes a holistic approach. We think by advocating an activity- based approach for PMM. Activity is one of the sources of value creation, which is the ultimate goal of every organization. Moreover, the performance measure is the core element of continuous improvement philosophy. |
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Title : A High Voltage Gain DC-DC Converter Integrating Coupled-Inductor and Diode-Capacitor Techniques Authors : V. Raghuram Mahathi, R.Chander, M.Prudhviraj
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The high – voltage gain DC-DC boost converters are extensively employed in many industry applications, such as photovoltaic systems, fuel cell systems, uninterrupted power supplies, electric vehicles, and high-intensity discharge lamps. In the commonly employed conventional classical booster, the voltage stress of the main switch is equal to the high output voltage; hence, a high-voltage rating switch with high on-resistance should be used, generating high conduction losses. In addition, an extremely high duty cycle will results in large conduction losses on the power device and serious reverse recovery problems. As a result, the conventional boost converter would not be acceptable for realizing high step-up voltage gain along with high efficiency. In the present work, a novel single-switch high step-up non-isolated DC-DC converter integrating coupled inductor with extended voltage doubler cell and diode–capacitor techniques is proposed. The proposed converter achieves extremely large voltage conversion ratio with appropriate duty cycle and reduction of voltage stress on the power devices |
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Title : Joint assessment of the probability characteristics of long-term river runoff and evaporation in todays climate conditions and in the expected changes Authors : V.V. Kovalenko, E.V. Gaidukova, H. Diawara, S.E. Bongu, A. Jalalvand
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The possibility of joint assessments of actual and scenario estimates of probability characteristics of long-term river runoff and evaporation was shown. A model in the form of linear shaping filter, which decisions in a statistically stationary mode result in K. Pearson distribution class was used. Visualization of the resulting estimates was given in the form of one-dimensional manifolds, representing probability curves in three dimensions (security, runoff, evaporation). It was shown that selective evaporation value increases as probability of precipitations grows in all climate zones of the Northern and Southern hemispheres. |
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Title : Attacks and Defense Mechanisms on Routers and Switches Using Packet Tracer Authors : Priyanka Sharma, Manoj Awana
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In computer networking, attacking has become very common to unauthorized groups. In order to fight against attacking, we have designed a defense mechanism through which information can be prevented from being attacked. We can not only safe user information but can increase network efficiency too. Here defense mechanism does not allow switches to get attacked by unauthorized groups and hence sharing of information with hacker minimizes. In this paper, we demonstrate Layer 2 and Layer 3 attacks on Packet Tracer and also provide their defense mechanism. |
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Title : Lighter-than-Air System for Electric Power Generation Authors : Hamjadali A. Umachagi
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This paper presents a novel design comprising an original use of photovoltaic technologies for utilization of solar energy while satisfying a growing need for a sustainable environment. We suggest using a lighter-than-air helium-filled platform containing embedded thin photovoltaic arrays (PVA) in order to extract electrical power from the incoming solar radiation (insolation). The goal is to develop an efficient, portable, land-area independent, inexpensive and reliable energy source for all. Three concepts are developed: A simple, helium-filled spherical balloon containing a PVA on the outer skin surface; a specialized paraboloidic balloon with a transparent upper part and an opaque lower part containing paraboloid-shaped photovoltaic cells on the inner surface, thus increasing the insolation conversion efficiency; and the same balloon wherein the inner collectors are replaced by flexible thin mirrors, and the upper transparent part contains a PVA at the focus of the inner paraboloid-shaped mirror, thus augmenting the insolation. In both the spherical and paraboloidic configurations, the power output is similar; however, the power-to volume ratio of the paraboloidic design is higher. We present a detailed preliminary design, including a thorough mechanical design as well as an aerodynamic analysis. The mechanical layout consists of three segments: The balloon; an insulated strapping cable system; and a ground segment. The subsequent aerodynamic analysis substantiates the ability of the proposed balloon and strapping cable system to withstand considerable drag and lift forces while maintaining feasible performance. |
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Title : Flow of a Bingham Fluid In Contact With a Jeffrey Fluid in a Circular Tube Authors : CH. Badari Narayana, P. Devaki, S. Sreenadh
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The flow of two Immiscible is investigate in a circular tube. The Bingham fluid is surrounded by another immiscible Jeffrey fluid. The two fluids are with different viscosities. The effect of the ration of viscosities is discussed here. The effect of yield stress is consider as a special case, because for a Bingham fluid, yield stress plays a vital role. In this problem velocity, interface velocity are calculated analytically and the effect different parameters like Jeffrey parameter, Yield stress parameter, interface and ratio of viscosity are explained through graphs. These results warrant further investigations in the flow of immiscible fluids in circular tubes and channels. |
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Title : Biochar for sugarcane: 1. Simple Technology for Biochar Production from Sugarcane Trash Authors : Budi Hariyono, Wani Hadi Utomo, Sri Rahayu Utami, Titiek Islami
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A simple techniques have been developed to make biochar from cane trash. The biochar result from hhree types of kiln (drum kiln, trench kiln and mound kiln) was compared with vacuum pyrolysis reactor. The study was conducted in Asembagus Experimental Station of Indonesian Sweetener and Fiber Crops Research Institute (ISFCRI), East Java (7o45'34.62" S, 114o15'8.15" E) and ISFCRI Laboratory, Malang, East Java (7o54'32.34" S, 112o37'22.45" E). Variables observed were the performance techniques of making biochar, its characteristics and production cost. The results showed that the simple techniques produced biochar of 33.7%, 25.1% and 26.6% respectively for drum, trench and mound kiln. Biochar produced by drum kiln have 35.20% of carbon and 15.08 cmolkg-1 of cation exchange capacity, lower than other techniques. Nutrient content of biochar produced from drum kiln higher than the trench and mound kiln. FTIR spectras showed sugarcane trash biochar have major functional groups potentially as a source of the charge. SEM analyses showed that biochar made with simple techniques have a microstructure that is almost the same withthat of produced by pyrolysis. Drum kiln was faster and easier to applied than trench and mound kiln. |
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Title : Feature Selection of Student Performance Parameters using Statistical Techniques Authors : Mr. Bhavesh Patel, Dr. Jyotindra Dharwa
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Student information system holds a lot of information regarding demographic information and academic information of the students. It is very difficult to find out the highest affected parameters on student performance. This work aim is to perform statistical analysis and highlight the factors affected on the performanceof students. We applied chi-square statistics technique to find out the most relevant academic and non-academic factors. This analysis is carried out by comparative analysis of various hypothesis testing. The outcome of this analysis would help the management to take timely and proactive decisions to improve the performance of students. |
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Title : Review of Linearity Enhancement and noise reduction techniques of Low Noise Power Amplifier Authors : Chitransh Verma, Dr. G kumar, Richa Saraswat
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In this paper we review and discuss the techniques that are used in the present and past decades, to improve the linearity and reduce the contents of noise. Versatile low noise amplifier is used in satellite communication Wi-Max, GSM, broadband mixer, power amplifier, active baluns and multiband amplifiers. It has important feature like amplification of the signal with rejection of noise as preferred in modern communication as a filter with amplifier. In recent scenario low noise amplifier is available in wide band, multi-band frequency application. In present days this techniques are used as transmission line to reduce the reflection of signals exists by elements and connecting interface inside the amplifier, amplifier available in high gain, less noise figure, less power consumption. Today's technology required high speed of transmission efficiency with small power consumption and less utilization of elements to construct amplifier and full-fill all the requirement of modern wireless communications. Therefore we review and discuss about the future requirement of technology, discuss the issues and its application. Recent trends to improve performance and surveyed almost all the possible work done in the past decades. |
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Title : Boost Derived Hybrid Converter with Simultaneous Ac and Dc Outputs by Using VSI Authors : K.Naveen Kumar, S.Sridhar, T.Ravi Kumar, N.Venkateswarlu
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This development proposes a family of hybrid converter topologies which can supply simultaneous AC and DC output loads from a single dc input source . These topologies are realized by replacing the controlled switch of single-switch boost converters with a voltage-source-inverter bridge circuit. The resulting hybrid converters require very lesser number of switches to provide simultaneous AC and DC outputs with an increased reliability, resulting from its intrinsic shoot-through protection in the inverter period. Such multi-output converters with better power processing density and reliability can be well suited for systems with concurrent dc and ac loads. |
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Title : Power Transmission Congestion Management Using Optimal Placement of Static VAR Compensator Authors : Rahul Goyal, Shimpy Maheshwari
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Power transmission congestion plays a major role for power crisis, because with transmission congestion power transmission capacity reduced so it is necessary to reduce the congestion issues in transmission system in order to maximum utilization as much as possible. This is achieved by applying flexible AC transmission system device (FACTS) for providing reactive power to compensate the transmission system. In this paper, simulation of IEEE 12 Bus model with static Var compensator (SVC) developed in the electrical transient analysis program (ETAP). Simulation on IEEE 12 Bus Transmission system is done to analysis the load flow study and safe & economic power transaction without congestion in stable transmission system environment. The performance of stable transmission system calculate by comparison of random placement and optimal placement of static Var compensator. The result obtained show that optimal placement of SVC is more economic than random placement of SVC to stable transmission system. |
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Title : Is It Consistent With Counting That Any Summarization Expressions With Resizable Hadoop Cluster Channel Have A Cluster Complexity? Authors : Ravi (Ravinder) Prakash G, Kiran M
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We develop a novel technique for resizable Hadoop cluster’s lower bounds, the template matching rectangular array of counting with counter summarization expressions. Specifically, fix an arbitrary hybrid kernel function and let be the rectangular array of counting with counter summarization expressions whose columns are each an application of to some subset of the variables . We prove that has bounded-capacity resizable Hadoop cluster’s complexity , where is the approximate degree of . This finding remains valid in the MapReduce programming model, regardless of prior measurement. In particular, it gives a new and simple proof of lower bounds for robustness and other symmetric conjunctive predicates. We further characterize the discrepancy, approximate PageRank, and approximate trace distance norm of in terms of well-studied analytic properties of , broadly generalizing several findings on small-bias resizable Hadoop cluster and agnostic inference. The method of this paper has also enabled important progress in multi-cloud resizable Hadoop cluster’s complexity. |
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Title : Calibration of Rainfall-runoff model GR4J for the Hiranyakeshi Watershed using Source Model Authors : Nataraja M, Dr. Nagraj S. Patil
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Rainfall runoff modelling has gaining tremendous importance in many application of operational hydrology. Hydrological models can be used for water resource management such as flood estimation, flood forecasting, design and management of irrigation systems. In this paper rainfall runoff-modelling for Hiranyakeshi watershed was assessed by using Source (GR4J) model. The modelling carried out by two stages, firstly setting up of geographic wizard scenario and secondly calibration and validation of model for the Hiranyakeshi watershed. The Nash Sutcliffe Coefficient (NSE) is used to check model accuracy. The study is intended to assess runoff generation from Hiranyakeshi watershed and to know the four parameters contributing to the runoff. |
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Title : Composite from Raw Renewable Materials with Sound Absorbing Properties Authors : Agnese Nagle, Edgars Kirilovs
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Noise reduction is a significant component in creating a professional and suitable work environment as open-plan offices have become a quintessential trend of the 21st century. The most common solutions in noise control include installation of noise absorption barriers and acoustic systems. Bio-based materials show good sound absorption performances, at the same time leaving much lower environmental impact than traditionally used synthetic materials. Research is focused on designating the optimal structure of composite materials in order to obtain a material with high textural qualities of the surface and a noise absorption level that reaches an average noise absorption coefficient value of αw = 0,5 in at least one set of specified frequencies. Following variables were analyzed in the research: the proportion rate of wool and wood shaving fibers, the panel layer thickness within 15cm - 25cm range, the number of layers per sample material. For measuring the acoustic properties of the sample materials an impedance tube was used. The measurements were carried out in 8 different sample categories, total of 40 samples were prepared and tested. The main objective in creating the material was for it to absorb high frequency noises and have physical properties for easy adaption in open-planed public spaces. |
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Title : Environmental Impact Analysis Based on Life Cycle Energy Analysis Extended Two New Viscosity Reduction Technology Authors : Li Dan, Guo Jixiang, Zou Lele
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Doped thin viscosity reduction technology is the traditional heavy oil viscosity reduction technology, the complex viscosity, oil soluble viscosity reduction technology are two new types of heavy oil viscosity-reducing technique. Different production process is accompanied by a certain environmental emission, in order to identify key emission process, find the fundamental way to reduce emissions, and to reduce the environmental pollution of the application of the viscosity reducing technology is an important issue. With two new visbreaking technology as the research object, based on life cycle method, combined with resource consumption and environmental emissions in the process of the heavy oil exploitation, study on the contribution of different production processes to global warming potential (GWP) and (AP) acidification potential, photochemical smog and other types of environmental impact. The results show that underground oil production process is the most influential process, the contribution rate of the underground oil production process to GWP is more than 80%.the contribution rate of AP and photochemical smog are more than 90%. Reducing the energy consumption of key emission link, improving the energy utilization rate and updating the nitrogen and sulfide purification facilities are significant for realizing the environmental friendly production of viscosity technology. |
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Title : Statistical Downscaling of Temperature for Malaprabha Basin Authors : Soumya S. Bankapur, Dr. Nagraj S. Patil
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A change in the statistical distribution of weather patterns which lasts for a prolonged time is called climate change. Researchers vigorously work to figure out past and future climate by using theoretical and observations models. Based on the physical sciences GCMs, are generally used in theoretical approaches to match past climate data, projection of future data, and to associate with the causes and consequences in climate change. As Global Climate Models are only accessible at coarse resolution the downscaling technique has been acknowledged as an essential component for the assessment of climate change impacts. The study aims at the statistical downscaling of temperature for Malaprabha basin using Artificial Neural Network (ANN) methodology. The data from CanCM4 GCM temperature is downscaled to local scale on monthly time series. The model is trained for the time period of 1971-1995 and validated for the period of 1996-2005. The future projections of surface temperature is downscaled for the time period of 2006-2035 where the predictand temperature shows an increasing trend for the stations considered for the study area. |
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Title : An UWB Antenna for WiMAX and WLAN Applications with Dual Notch- Bands Authors : Mr. Murthi Mahadeva Naik G, Mr. Mahalingappa V, Dr. Naveen S K
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A novel planar ultrawide band (UWB) antenna with double scored groups is proposed and examined. The antenna comprises of a square fix and a changed grounded plane. To figure it out double scored groups attributes, a T-molded stub installed in the square space of the radiation patch and a couple of U-molded parasitic strips close to the food line is utilized. The upside of this antenna is the high dismissal level in the stopband. The deliberate results demonstrate that the proposed double indented groups planar antenna demonstrates a wide transmission capacity from 2.8 to 11.0 GHz characterized by voltage standing wave proportion VSWR<2 , with two indented groups of 3.3-4.0 GHz (WiMAX band) and 5.05–5.90 GHz (WLAN band), separately. Both the exploratory and reenacted aftereffects of the proposed reception apparatus are introduced, showing that the antenna is a great possibility for different UWB applications. |
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Title : MSP Antenna for RADAR with Bandwidth and Gain Enhancement Authors : Mr. Murthi Mahadeva Naik G, Ms. Audre Arlene A, Dr. Naveen Kumar S K
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The proposed antenna analyzes the triband MSP antenna for RADAR. Firstly, a rectangular MSP antenna having four rectangular slots is designed in order to obtain dual band frequencies. A cylindrical slot is etched on a patch to get a triple band. A rectangular DGS is utilized for enhancing the gain and the bandwidth. The proposed antenna is being designed on a FR4 epoxy substrate having a dielectric constant of 4.9 and thickness of 1.8 mm. The size of the designed antenna is 14 x 14 x 1.87 mm3 . The parameters of the proposed MSP antenna like gain and bandwidth are analyzed using HFSS. The proposed antenna is less complex in structure and hence requires less space. These parameters of the antenna make it applicable for practical applications. |
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Title : Experimental and Predicted Twist at Ultimate Torque of Ferrocement U Wrapped RCC BEAMS: A Comparative Study Authors : Dr. Gopal Charan Behera
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Wrapping technology is one of the effective ways of strengthening concrete elements. Several researchers reported the effectiveness of Glass fiber reinforced polymers and carbon fiber reinforced polymers for improving the strength of the concrete elements. Wrapping on three sides is one of the effective methods for strengthening the beams supporting slabs. Scant literature is available on the strength enhancement of “U” wrapped concrete elements subjected to torsional loads. Prediction of torque and twist is reported in literature for wrapping of FRP material. No such calculation is found for ferrocement wrapping materials. In this investigation an attempt is made to quantify the improvement in twist of “U” wrapped rectangular concrete members subjected to torsional loads “U” wraps. Ferrocement is taken here as wrapping material as it is economic and best suited for developing countries. Beams were cast with different number of mesh layers with different torsional reinforcement. The beams were analyzed by soft computing method MARS. The same has been derived by analytical model using softened truss model of Hsu with modification in material properties. Softening of concrete and ferrocement is taken into account. Ferrocement “U” wrapped beams are found to undergo more twist than un-wrapped beams. The plain “U” wrap beam has a twist of 0.0054 rad/m while under reinforced beam U3N undergoes a twist of 0.155 rad/m. This shows “U” wrapped beam undergoes maximum twist in comparison of plain “U” wrapped beams. The predictions for twist at ultimate torque are in good agreement with experimental test results. Soften truss model better predicts over soft computing. |
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Title : Modeling of Evapotranspiration using SWAT Model for Tungabhadra Sub-basin Authors : Chitralekha Nagoli, Dr. Nagraj S. Patil
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Evaporation and Transpiration are the prime process of water vapor which transferred to the atmosphere. Evapotranspiration is an important key term of hydrologic cycle and energy balance at various spatial scales. It is necessity to evaluate evapotranspiration value for the ecosystem modeling and hydrological studies. In order to attain excellent water yield, it is essential to estimate irrigation water requirements while planning, designing, and development of irrigation systems.ET is estimated manually and experimentally, which are not feasible, since these methods are costly and time consuming. In this study ET is estimated for Tungabhadra sub basin using semi distributed hydrological model Soil and Water Assessment Tool(SWAT). The output derived from the SWAT model includes ET values which are calibrated and then validated using IMD observed data. |
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Title : Comparative studies of Noise Levels on No Honking day and Regular day in Mumbai City, India Authors : Dr. Ambika N. Joshi, Dr. Payal P. Rane, Dr.Nitesh C. Joshi
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Noise Mapping is a study made to differentiate the city into zones according to different Noise levels. It records Noise as is actually present in a location and compares it to the ideal noise levels, as stipulated by the standards given. A comparative study was conducted on four strategic locations in Mumbai city on No-Honking day and Regular day using aSound Level Meter (SLM). The Leq, Noise Climate, and Noise pollution levels were calculated. It was found that there is a considerable difference in noise levels on no honking day and regular day, although the overall readings were very high and above the permissible limits. The average values throughout were 70-80dB.
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Title : A Review on Computer Aided Design and Analysis of Tapping Tool with Diametrical flexibility Authors : Prof. Satish.G Bahaley, Amit.S Shende
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Tapping operation which refers to production of internal threads forms an integral part of any machine shop and it is intended to provide semi permanent fastening to the components of product so as to lend themselves for repairs and replacements. Though various methods of internal threading are available such as internal threading by milling, grinding or forming but internal threading by metal cutting which employs a tapping tool is indeed the mostly used for products where accuracy forms the base of evaluation. Last few decades have seen the growth of automobile industries and has resulted in development of its allied operations of which tapping is one of the crucial operation performed. The conventional tapping operation which surely involves rotating the tool and feeding past the pre drilled hole to create the contours called as internal threads and this is followed by withdrawal of tapping tool by reversing it with aid of rotational energy. The present review paper attempts to focus the various tapping attachments for diametrical flexibility being designed and analysed . The tapping tool is subjected mainly to the torque which tends to be the design factor for tapping tool. The operation of tapping includes rotating the tool in clockwise direction and then withdrawing it by reversing which accounts for considerable amount of time and cost of operation. The tapping tool with diametrical flexibility is designed in CAD software and and analysed using FEA technique. |
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Title : Performance Improvement of Thermoelectric Generator System Using Controlled Converter Authors : Mohamad Choirul Anwar, Muhamad Faisal Ali, Abdur Rokhim, Delvi Picalista, Faiq Aprilian Romzi, Bambang Sujanarko
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Thermoelectric generator is a renewable power generation that using temperature difference of two semiconductors to be converted into electrical energy through a thermoelectric element is based on the principle of Seebeck effect. However, the efficiency of this generator is lower than 10%. In this research, the a DC / DC converter implemented in thermoelectric generators system to improve the energy produced and to be located at the point of maximum employment despite the changes in load and temperature changes. The energy produced by thermoelectric generators system will be stored in 6 V batteries and DC / DC converter on the thermoelectric generator can stabilize 7.36 volts. The experiment result show that the voltage can stabilized and the efficiency can improve until 30%. |
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Title : Secure Multi Owner Data Sharing For Dynamic Groups in the Cloud Authors : Priyanka Pujari, Prof. A.S.Shahapurkar
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Cloud computing is a platform that provides an efficient solution for sharing of data. Users can save investments on local storing of data by moving the data onto the cloud. However sharing data while preserving the identity privacy and confidentiality of data in a cloud is a challenging task. Therefore a secure scheme for sharing data among groups is being proposed. To support dynamic groups where new registered clients can access the files uploaded without contacting the owner and preserve the confidentiality of data by encrypting the file and then uploading the encrypted file. |
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Title : Historical Document Image Enhancement by Using Digital Image Processing Authors : Roopa S Rachoti, Prof K. D. Hanabaratti
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Historical document contain useful information. It gives chance to know about history of individual, family and conventions with old authentic confirmation. Many manuscripts are written on leaves which may contain ancient culture. They have very limited life span. The causes for degradation of document are environment condition and human negligence. Protection of these old documents is required for our future reference. Image processing technology can help to enhance these documents. It allows extracting text information from document. In proposed system Retinex enhancement technique is used. To get better improvement further Gaussian filter is applied. To do extraction of text from document background variational edge thresholding is used. As it is sensitive to edge most of border areas are preserved. The final image is binary image. It is analyzed that the proposed technique produces better results by removing background noise and improves the quality of document. |
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Title : Estımatıon of Nutrıtıonal Status of Potato(Solanum Tuberosum L.) Plant by Soıl and Leaf Analyses Grown in Pasınler Town Plaın of Erzurum Authors : Tulay DIZIKISA, Nesrin YILDIZ
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This study was conducted to determine the fertility potential of potato grown soils in Pasinler Town region of Erzurum city to achive this a total of 42 soil (was performed to determine soil texture, lime content, soil pH, total salt, soil organic matter content ,cation exchange capacity (CEC) and macro and micronutrient concentrations) and leaf samples were collected (macro and micronutrient content) and analyzed. The results showed that 21,43 % clay loamy, 16,67% sandy clay loam, 61,90 % clay texture of the study area, respectively. Most of the soil pH measurements in the area fell between 6,47-8,50 notral and slightly alkaline reactions. Soil organic matter content was deficient in all the region’s soils and approximately of the soils were classed as saline soils. Deficiency of total nitrogen, and plant available phosphorous, zinc, boron and manganese, zinc was determined in 10.52 , 9.52, 100, 100, and 23.80 % of the soils, respectively. The analysis also showed a total soil Nitrogen (N) content (except 10.52%) and plant available nutrients (Calcium Ca. Magnesium Mg and Potassium. K) concentrations of soil samples in adequate proportions. Plant available nutrients such as Iron (Fe) and Cupper (Cu) were at suffecient levels. Also Lead (Pb). Nicel (Ni) and Cadmium (Cd) were not at toxic levels in plant and soil samples. Plant available nutrient such as Manganes (Mn), Zinc (Zn), Boron (B) was low in soils sampled from Pasinler town agriculture soils. Plant available P content is insufficient in plant leaf samples. As a result of this. potato plant leaves grown on Pasinler Plain soils recorded insufficient levels of Phosphorus ,boron , manganese and Zinc .The results indicates that growers should make an attempt to conserve and improve the current fertility status of the soils. |
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Title : Voltage Stability Assessment of 330KV Nigeria Power System Using Continuation Power Flow Technique Authors : I. O. Akwukwaegbu, E.N.C. Okafor, F. I Izuegbunam, M. C Ndinechi
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Voltage stability challenges of the Nigeria power system which stem from inadequate generation and poor power evacuation capability of the transmission facilities need not be over emphasized. The major problems confronting Nigeria power network are low voltage violations, high voltage violations and line MVA limits violations. Voltage violations occur at the buses, which suggest that voltage at the bus is less than or greater than the specified value, which may lead to voltage stability problems. This paper therefore evaluated the voltage profiles of the present 28-bus Nigeria power network via continuation power flow techniques. The results show that under normal operating conditions, all the 28-bus voltage profiles were violated as ±5% tolerance of the rated value were exceeded. It also exposed the network’s poor loadability limits as well as low voltage stability indices problem. |
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Title : Estımatıon of Nutrıtıonal Status of Potato(Solanum Tuberosum L.) Plant by Soıl and Leaf Analyses Grown in Oltu Town of Erzurum Authors : Tulay DIZIKISA, Nesrin YILDIZ
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This study was conducted to determine the fertility potential of potato grown soils in Oltu Town region of Erzurum city to achive this a total of 13 (2 replicate sampling from each locations) soil (was performed to determine soil texture, lime content, soil pH, total salt, soil organic matter content ,cation exchange capacity (CEC) and macro and micronutrient concentrations) and leaf samples were collected (macro and micro nutrient content) and analyzed. The results showed that 30.77 % clay loamy, 61.54% sandy clay loam texture of the study area, respectively. Most of the soil pH slightly alkaline reactions. Soil organic matter content was deficient in all the region’s soils and approximately half of the soils were classed as saline soils. Total N (7.69%), Mn (100%), and B (89.47 %)were in unsuffecient level and Pb and Cd is not at toxic levels in plant and soils. The analysis also showed plant available nutrients (Calcium Ca. Magnesium Mg and Potassium. K) concentrations of soil samples in adequate proportions. Plant available nutrients such as Iron (Fe) and Cupper (Cu) were at suffecient levels. Also Lead (Pb). Nicel (Ni) and Cadmium (Cd) were not at toxic levels in plant and soil samples. Plant available nutrient such as Manganes (Mn), Boron (B) was low in soils sampled from Oltu town agriculture soils. As a result of this. potato plant leaves grown on Oltu town agriculture soils recorded insufficient levels of Phosphorus (P), boron (B), and zinc (Zn). The results indicates that growers should make an attempt to conserve and improve the current fertility status of the soils. |
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Title : Heavy Metals Removal from Wastewater by Using Pomegranate Tannin with the Flocculants Authors : Rakotosolofo Andrianarinoro Desire, Razanamparany Bruno
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Removal of heavy metals from wastewater is difficult and expensive. The use of methods such as reverse osmosis, ion exchange, activated carbon and adsorption is costly. The search of simpler and less expensive method becomes a main research focus. This study aims to adopt a new technique using pomegranate tannin with flocculant to remove heavy metals in urban wastewater .Removal of iron, cooper and zinc is performed. The tannin extracted from the skin of pomegranate is poured in wastewater to be treated .The flocculant is added after 30mn at 12h so that metals are combined with flocks that are removed by filtration. Experiments with synthetics solutions at concentrations between 20mg/l and 80mg/l showed the efficiency of method, proven by obtaining colored flocks. The taking of wastewater sample to add tannin and flocculant showed the difference in the amount of iron, copper, and zinc in wastewater, before and after treatment. Wastewaters between 0,54mg/l and 3,41mg/l of heavy metals are treated. Yields can reached up to 94.72%. At a high temperature with vigorous stirring, treatment can happen very quickly. This technique of wastewater treatment removes the metallic cations to a very low amount. It is a technique that preserves the environment; less expensive, durable and adapt to classical techniques of water treatment by the use of flocculants. |
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Title : Significance of Red Mud and Foundary Sand in Self Compacting Concrete Authors : Sandeep, Dr. Arvind Dewangan, Dr. (Prof) D.P. Gupta
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Maintenance, repair and rehabilitation of existing cement concrete structures involve a lot of problem leading to significant expenditure. In the recent past, there has been considerable attention for improving the properties of concrete with respect to strength and durability, especially in aggressive environments.Self-compacting concrete (SCC) appears to be better choice for a strong and durable structure. Suitable addition of mineral admixtures such as Red mud (RM) and Foundry Sand (FS) in concrete improves the strength and durability of concrete due to considerable improvement in the microstructure of concrete composites, especially at the transition zone. Very few studies have been reported on the use of RM and FS for development of Self compacting concrete and also durability characteristics of these mixes have not been reported. In order to make a quantitative assessment of different cement replacement levels with RM and FS on the strength and durability properties for M50 grades of SCC trial mixes and to arrive at the maximum levels of replacement of cement with RM and FS, investigations were taken. Requirement of proper curing is essential otherwise micro cracks will appear on the surface of concrete. This work reports on the performance of SCC trial mixes having different replacement levels of cement with RM and FS. The strength and durability characteristics of these mixes are compared with the mixes without SF and RHA. Compressive strengths of concrete at7day, 28 days and 90days were obtained by using various replacement of cement with RM and FS. |
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Title : Strategies to Stabilize Soil Using Plastic Waste Reinforcement Strip Authors : Babli Devi, Rekha Katwal , Dr. Arvind Dewagan
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Due to Economic Growth, Changing Consumption and Production Patterns, there is a rapid increase in generation of waste plastics all around the world. This study investigated the possibility of utilizing waste fiber to reinforce soils to pave way forits use in civil engineering projects such as in road bases, embankments and slope stabilization. The main objective of this study is to investigate the use of plastic waste materials in geotechnical applications and to evaluate the effects of waste polypropylene fibers on shear strength of the unsaturated soil by carrying out shear tests and unconfined compression tests on two different soil samples. Laboratory results obtained favourably suggest that inclusion of this material in alluvial soils would be effective for subgrade improvement in geotechnical engineering. |
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Title : Studies of Cement and Crumbed Rubber mixed Fly Ash Authors : Er. Parveen Chahal, Er. Nitin Thakur
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To study the effect of method of curing, stabilized fly ash samples were cured under temperature and humidity controlled condition inside the laboratory for periods of 7, 14, 28 and 150 days. After curing these samples were immersed in water for 6-8 hours before conducting unconfined compression tests. Unconfined compression tests were carried out on statically compacted samples. The influence of following variables on the strength of stabilized and unstabilized fly ash was investigated.
The results of the unconfined compressive strength (UCS) of will affected by the different variables, present in this report. |
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Title : The Study of Characteristics of Sub- Base/ Base Course Using Recycled Aggregate, Cement and Pond Ash Authors : Er. Kiran Kukreja, Er. Praveen Kumar
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This paper represent the future possibilities of work with recycled aggregate, along the combination of cement & Pond Ash. The bricks, metal and wood items are reused in new construction but the concrete and masonry waste which forms more than 50% of CDW are still not recycled in India. Therefore, there is need to recycle these concrete waste which are creating disposal problem in construction industry. These recycled concrete aggregates (RCA) which are cheaply available from construction and demolition sites can be used in highways construction i.e. in base or sub-base layers of pavement. As the finance and funds are major problem in construction of rural roads, RCA can prove to be best alternative for rural roads which is cheap and sustainable option. There are many advantages that lead to the use of RCA materials as pavement material in bases/sub-bases of roads. The main advantages of using RCA in the construction industry are of sustainable values and environmental issues. The wastes from construction and demolition works are of large volume and increasing over time. To overcome this issue, sustainable construction is one of the strategies to be considered by the construction industry. One way of achieving this is to introduce recycled aggregates from these wastes of construction and demolition works into pavements. |
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