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ARPN Journal of Engineering and
Applied Sciences
August 2019 | Vol. 14 No. 15 |
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Title: |
Comparative analysis of solar
refrigeration system with polycrystalline solar panel and thin film |
Author (s): |
Abhishek Kumar, Parag Mishra and Ajay
Singh |
Abstract: |
Solar
energy is the most substantial sources of renewable energy present in
the atmosphere and it will last till the end of the earth. But still
solar energy is not much preferred for the domestic purposes due to its
higher installation cost and lower efficiency. Solar energy is stored
through solar panel and it is available in different type such as poly
crystalline solar panel, mono crystalline solar panel, string ribbon
cell, and last but not the least thin film solar technologies. Among
them thin film solar technologies is latest technologies. So there is
lot of research going on this panel. So in this research effort is put
by the comparative analysis between the two panels one of them is thin
film solar technologies and another one is poly crystalline solar
technologies. Poly crystalline solar panel named as conventional system
and thin film as modified system. |
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The influence of chicken egg shell as
fillers on biocomposite acrylic resin for denture based on mechanical
strength and water absorption |
Author (s): |
Maulida Lubis, M. Hendra S. Ginting,
Nisaul Fadilah Dalimunthe, Dede Mhd Taher Hasibuan and Sumadhi
Sastrodihardjo |
Abstract: |
This
research was conducted to discover the influence of the addition of
chicken egg shells microparticle as filler on the mechanical properties
such as impact strength, uptake water and particle size analysis on
biocomposite acrylic resin for denture based. The raw materials used in
this research were acrylic resin, egg shell, cold mold seals, gypsum,
Vaseline and wax. The process of making biocomposite acrylic resin for
denture based with mix the acrylic resin in ratio 2:1 (w/w). Then added
the microparticle filler 0,10,20,30 (%w) to mold and boil in 75ºC for 90
minutes and increase the temperature to 90 ºC for 30 minutes. Took the
sample and let it dried. The results of research showed the decline of
impact strength and uptake water. The impact strength showed a very
significant increase by adding fillers 10% of 2.123 GPa, which was only
1.932 GPa without adding the filler of chicken eggshells. |
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ANN model for detection and identification
of sleep stages |
Author (s): |
B. Anupama, S. Laxmi Narayana and K. S.
Rao |
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This
work proposes an efficient technique to detect various sleep stages by
analysing EEG. Sleep stages such as Drowsy or Stage1/Light Sleep/ Slow
Wave Sleep or Deep Sleep/Rapid eye movement/ Post deep Sleep stages are
identified by analysing EEG. An artificial neural network model trained
with back propagation algorithm is utilized to classify the features
extracted by decomposing EEG signals and applying Hilbert transform to
compute IMF’s (Intrinsic mode function). From these extracted features
ANN identifies various sleep stages. The results indicate that the
various sleep stages are discriminated with an accuracy of 96%. |
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Flexural response of concrete one-way
slabs reinforced internally with basalt fibre reinforced polymer
reinforcements |
Author (s): |
V. Pavalan and R. Sivagamasundari |
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Recently, basalt fibre reinforced polymer (BFRP) reinforcements are
viable alternate to conventional steel reinforcements due to their high
tensile strength, light-weight and good corrosion resistance. This paper
presents the flexural response of concrete one-way slabs reinforced
internally with BFRP and conventional reinforcements. A total of six
concrete one -way slabs measuring 2000mm in length, 500mm in breadth and
100mm in depth were constructed. All slabs were tested under four -point
bending over a clear span of 1800mm up to failure. The slab test results
are described with regard to flexural capacity, deflection, crack width,
and failure mode. It has shown that the ultimate load carrying capacity
of BFRP slabs were greater than the conventional slabs. However, the
BFRP slabs produce higher deflection and crack-widths compared to
conventional slabs. |
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The performance of restaurant wastewater
treatment by using zeolite nanofiltration membrane |
Author (s): |
Alia Damayanti, Risyda Zulfiyatush
Sholihah, Tika Kumala Sari, Nieke Karnaningroem and Atiek Moesriati |
Abstract: |
Zeolites are commonly used as membrane material because they are easily
available as natural form. Many zeolites are found in volcanoes. Zeolite
can be used as a nanomembrane material with pore size about 0.001µm. The
purpose of this study is to find the rejection value and the best flux
value that can be produced used restaurant wastewater. Variation of
concentration that used were pure wastewater mixed with tap water using
ratio 100%, 75% : 25% and 50% : 50%. On restaurant wastewater, the
highest flux value on each variation of concentration 100%, 75% and 50%
are 7,64 L/m2.hour, 11,89 L/m2.hour and 13,59 L/m2.hour. The highest
rejection value of turbidity was reached 88,84% for 100% concentration,
70,00% for 75% concentration and 77,50% for 50% concentration. |
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Sustainable eco-bricks manufactured using
plantain fibre and master glenium SKY 504 |
Author (s): |
Uche Emmanuel Edike, Adegboyega Sunday
Sotunbo and Hosea Shemang Yohanna |
Abstract: |
Utilization of waste from demolished structures in the production of
concrete and mortar has received considerable attention from researchers
in addressing environmental problems. However, the use of agricultural
waste has received very little consideration. This research investigates
the potential use of plantain fibre and master glenium SKY 504 in the
production of eco-bricks as an alternative building material. A total of
72 eco-bricks were produced with variable amount of plantain fibres in
six different sample sets contingent upon the compressive strength, bulk
density and water absorption. The study found that eco-bricks
manufactured with 2% plantain fibre passed the minimum compressive
strength specified for building works. The study therefore recommends
the use of plantain fibre in the production of eco-bricks. |
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Design and implementation of embedded
multi-sensor outdoor robot localization system using FPGA for accurate
navigation |
Author (s): |
Hayder A. Hussein and Muataz H. Salih |
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Recently, there has been a significant increase in the interest for
robots. However, manually navigating a robot requires a skilled pilot
who has highly constant concentration levels for sustained periods.
Therefore, strong scientific interest has emerged in terms of developing
solutions that allow a robot to navigate autonomously without needing
constant human supervision. This is useful for a variety of potential
applications ranging from surveillance and reconnaissance purposes,
aerial filming, remote visual inspection of industrial sites, to
military applications. First, a robot must be able to determine its
location. Unlike humans, a robot does not have the sensing capacity and
the ability to explore its environments and determine its location.
Therefore, components like sensors need to be integrated on the robot.
Examples of these sensors include GPS sensor, and accelerometer sensor.
The robot then needs to be able to determine its destination and be able
to create a route to get there. To do this, the robot must be able to
generate paths to the destination and make a decision on which path to
take. The FPGA DE0 Nano board offers a portable extensive computational
platform that help to solve this current problem. It also has lower
design complexity and the ability to be embedded to an outdoor robot
localisation system. The path planning approach generates a route to the
desired location. The GPS sensor was utilized to determine the positions
for the current and desired locations. After information from the
sensors was received, the DE0-Nano sent proper signals to the L293D to
control robots motors. The DE0 Nano achieved a maximum operating
frequency up to 1.3 GHz and total logic elements are 6,032. This means
that the robot platform’s frequency requirements were achieved to that
level. Thus, high performance was achieved by using FPGA with multi
sensors. |
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Design analysis and characteristics of the
vacuum transport system |
Author (s): |
Nikolay Grebennikov, Alexander Kireev,
Nikolay Kozhemyaka and Gennady Kononov |
Abstract: |
The
given paper proves that the key factors governing the design of the
vacuum magnetic levitation transport system are the competitiveness of
the new transport system and the safety of passenger transportation.
This article draws attention to the similarities of the engineering
problems when designing the passenger compartment of the vacuum vehicle
equipped with the life support system and the aircraft. It allows using
the aviation system design experience for development of a vacuum
transport system. As the most similar prototype, the Japanese JR-Maglev
high-speed system is considered. The assumption is made that the
adaptation of JR-Maglev traction levitation system to the aviation
technologies can become one of the directions to design a vacuum
magnetic levitation transport system. For justification of this
assumption, the layout diagram of the vacuum transport system adapted to
the aviation fuselage is provided. The assessment of the energy
consumption for the route is given. The vacuum transport system is
compared with the airbus A320 in terms of specific energy consumption.
The estimate calculations performed under the identical comparison
conditions have shown that the vacuum transport system is much more
effective than the aviation system. |
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Analysis and implementation of
steganography on JPEG image using LSB method and F5 with AES
cryptography |
Author (s): |
Danny Adiyan Z. and Tito Waluyo Purboyo |
Abstract: |
Steganography is a technique used to hide information on a medium. Media
that can be used in the form of text, image files, audio and video
files. In its use the insertion of messages or information is done by
making small changes to the media. In this research will be done image
steganography implementation using LSB and F5 method. To strengthen
information security, this research also used one of cryptography method
that is AES-128. From the steganography image results will be calculated
the value of MSE and PSNR to determine the quality of the image, and
also the results of steganographic images will be tested using salt and
pepper noise to see the quality of the image after being given noise. |
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ECC encrypted secure reversible data
hiding on real time images with enhanced security |
Author (s): |
Shima Ramesh Maniyath and R. Geetha |
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Reversible data hiding in encrypted domain (RDHED) has greatly attracted
researchers as the original content can be losslessly reconstructed
after the embedded data are extracted, while the content owner’s privacy
remains protected. Connecting the probable feature of public key
cryptosystem, the proposed system utilizes elliptical curve cryptography
for cost effective computation of secret keys required for performing
encryption. Steganography process hides message into cover file and
forms a stego file. In image steganography there is a need of method
which will increase the security, reduce the distortion in the stego
file and recovers the data without any loss. The proposed approach is
the combination of data hiding technique and encryption. The image is
encrypted using ECC to ensure user authentication. The key which are
very confidential can be hidden into an encrypted image which is made a
watermark image by applying the RDH (Reversible data hiding algorithm)
without changing the bit stream size. Once receiver got encrypted stego
file they can access the secret key by using a reverse process of data
hiding. ECC is a superior option for open key encryption. It gives
parallel security smaller key size. |
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Design and implementation a smart seat for
handicap people |
Author (s): |
Khalid G. Mohammed, Lafta E. Jumaa
Alkurawy and Khalid Hussein Khudier |
Abstract: |
Wheelchairs are seen as an important means of rehabilitation as they
enable the disabled to move and exit from the isolation that can be
imposed by his inability to move because of his paralysis or loss of
legs or other disabilities as well as with the use of Illnesses and the
elderly. The use of wheelchairs depends on the degree and the type of
disability. The more the disability affects the movement of the
individual whenever the need for chairs is necessary. Electric power is
widely used in electric traction for many reasons: it is easy to control
the speed of electric motor, the absence of exhaust gases, free of
noise, it has high staring torque and it needs less maintenance than its
mechanical counterpart. In the current research, a modern electric seat
is powered using 220 ACV electric source to charge two batteries (12 VDC,
18-35 A/hr.) to supply 24 VDC input voltage for the electronic chopper
(DC to DC voltage converter) as a source to DC motor type DG-168A1 which
has a good and suitable specification: 24 VDC, 125watt, max drawn
current 4.5 Ampere with maximum rotation speed 140 rpm. The classical
mechanical energy by using his self-hands of the disabled is to move the
wheel chair. In addition, two additional kinds of electronic devices are
used for developing the control process. The second control device is
electric battery charger which is used to adjust the two DC motors
speed. Third control device is to regulate the sound signals to run the
two DC motors. The wheel chair was tested in the University of Diyala/
Baaquba / Iraq on flat and tilted land steady state linear speed reached
more than 0.9 m/s with a maximum weight was more than 100 kg. The design
is subject to real electrical and mechanical engineering tests alongside
using decades of applied equations on wheel chair to validate the
experimental tests. |
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Robust impulsive noise suppression
technique for iterative timing recovery |
Author (s): |
Chuan Hsian Pu, Ezra Morris Abraham
Gnanamuthu, Fook Loong Lo and Mau-Luen Tham |
Abstract: |
Channels typically introduce amplitude and phase distortions as well as
inter symbol interference (ISI) to the received signals. Therefore,
timing recovery is crucial when sampling the received waveforms at the
correct instants. Specifically, we consider an iterative timing recovery
technique which incorporates the error correction codes (ECC) owing to
its robustness against poor signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs). These gains,
however, are purely derived under the assumption of the additive white
Gaussian noise (AWGN). The bit error rate (BER) performance of iterative
timing recovery methods may suffer in non-Gaussian channels where
impulsive noise exists. In light of this, we propose a novel suppression
method to remove impulsive noise from the non-Gaussian channel before
feeding the received signal to the iterative timing recovery unit.
Results demonstrate that the proposed scheme can perform well even in
non-Gaussian channels. |
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Design of APAP device control for
effective support of overlap syndrome by machine learning |
Author (s): |
Subramanya Aditya Upadhyayula, Deepa
Madathil and Ayyappadas Mavila |
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The
purpose of this control algorithm is to determine the Adaptability of
controlling the pressure levels delivered to patient. By the help of
Machine Learning Algorithm, the control is made easy and precise as it
uses previous data and also from sensor feeds in order to set the
levels. This algorithm mainly relates the supply and demand cycle by
help of Decision Tree method which involves the control to determine the
outcome purely based on logical analysis. Overlap Syndrome mainly
characterized by repetitive episodes of Sleep Apnea and Chronic
Pulmonary Obstructive Disorder in which airway passage is blocked along
with inflammation of bronchi that leads to poor oxygen concentration
along with hypercarbia, Generally BiPAP helps in providing relief for
this cause, but it can’t be fully effective until the pressure levels
are set based on patient’s real-time condition. This algorithm-based
control procedure helps patient by giving desired flow of pressure by
intelligent monitoring and analysis from the sensor feeds. The purpose
of this control algorithm is to determine the Adaptability of
controlling the pressure levels delivered to patient. By the help of
Machine Learning Algorithm, the control is made easy and precise as it
uses previous data and also from sensor feeds in order to set the
levels. This algorithm mainly relates the supply and demand cycle by
help of Decision Tree method which involves the control to determine the
outcome purely based on logical analysis. Overlap Syndrome mainly
characterized by repetitive episodes of Sleep Apnea and Chronic
Pulmonary Obstructive Disorder in which airway passage is blocked along
with inflammation of bronchi that leads to poor oxygen concentration
along with hypercarbia, Generally BiPAP helps in providing relief for
this cause, but it can’t be fully effective until the pressure levels
are set based on patient’s real-time condition. This algorithm-based
control procedure helps patient by giving desired flow of pressure by
intelligent monitoring and analysis from the sensor feeds. |
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The staff reading accuracy at laser level
direct leveling |
Author (s): |
Georgy Viktorovich Zemskiys and Natalia
Sergeevna Kopylova |
Abstract: |
The
aim of the study is plane laser system precision detection as direct
leveling means. Two goals have been put forward in order to achieve the
aim of the study: to detect the staff reading precision by naked eye
using laser level horizontal light trail and reveal reading error type
of the dependence from the distance to the rod. The research has been
done using optical tilting level H-05, laser levels: Condtrol Xliner
combo and ADA 6D Servo Liner. The distance between devices and the
levelling staff have been measured every 1-3 m, maximum distance is 25
m. The staff has been put in vertical position by a circular bubble. The
staff readings have been taken with 1 mm precision. Rod’s height has
been randomly changed 10 times at every distance. The research results
have demonstrated that the dependence of rod reading mean squared error
(MSE) from the distance between the device and the rod does not follow
theoretically established linear law, but possesses wavelike properties.
The smallest error values have been recorded at the distance of 13 - 15
m, local maximums have made 4-5 m and 22-25 m from the device to the
rod. |
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Wettability of activated by various means
graphite by water-based systems |
Author (s): |
Kovaleva Angelina A., Gilmanshina Tatiana
R., Deaconova Vera Y., Lytkina Svetlana I., Khudonogov Sergey A.,
Abkarian Arthur K., Masanskii Oleg A. and Kaposko Inga A. |
Abstract: |
The
formation of a high-quality casting surface is a complex process,
determined by the nature of an alloy filling, heating the mold,
physicochemical and mechanical interaction of the melt with the
atmosphere of the mold, in the contact zone material-mold. On the one
hand, the filler of the anti penetration wash should not be wetted by
alloys, on the other hand, to form properties in the liquid state, the
filler should be well wetted by a solvent. At present, the most common
solvent used in the anti penetration wash is water. The purpose of this
work is to study wettability of graphite activated by various methods
i.e. by water and water - based
systems. In the course of the process it was found that activated GKM is
wetted by water worse (wetting angle is 90-120° depending on the method
of preparing GKM than natural graphite (wetting angle of water is 55°).
It was revealed that activated graphite is better wetted by water-based
binding systems: depending on the activation method (mechanical,
chemical and chemical-mechanical) the wetting graphite angle by 10% LST
solution decreases from 49 to 37°; by 3.5% water bentonite slurry - from
69 to 50°; by water-based binding system containing 10% LST and 3.5%
bentonite - from 54 to 40º. |
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A novel and fully synchronized laser-based
wireless communication system |
Author (s): |
Ayad Qays Abdulkareem, Isam Salah Hameed
and Ahmed Salah Hameed |
Abstract: |
This
paper presents a novel approach in designing and implementing a
laser-based wireless channel communication system. Both the transmitter
and the receiver were successfully designed and implemented practically.
The transmitter side consists of the input unit represented by a PS2
keyboard, a controlling unit achieved by a PIC16F887 microcontroller and
a transmitting element represented by a 620 nm wavelength laser lens
device for bit pattern transmitting. On the receiver side, a
light-sensor made of light dependent resistor (LDR) is used as a
receiving element by which laser beam, which is adopted to be the holder
of the transmitted signal or data is sensed. Also, another PIC16F887
microcontroller is used as receiver controlling unit. In order to
display data transmitting and receiving, a piece of display platforms is
located on both sides. By uploading a firmware program in the PIC
control unit, synchronization between receiver and transmitter has been
achieved and verified. Data transfer is done through serial bit by bit
technique. Therefore, the synchronization code ensures that the receiver
should wake up and synchronize itself as soon as sensing new received
data in order to keep the data in a correct order. The proposed work
proved the simplicity in design as well as the low cost value PIC16F887
microcontroller. Moreover, the results of data transferring show an
exceptional accuracy with an error-free system. However, data transfer
is still obligated to the line of sight condition which requires the
laser element to be accurately positioned in the path of the LDR
receiving element. By real life system verifications, this work offer
powerful satisfactory that will be cost- effective which in returns
suits certain design and product requirements with respect to both cost
and security. |
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An efficient top k ranked search on
spatial data using NN and BB |
Author (s): |
Bhukya Jabber, Sana Tasneem Md and Vamsi
thanuboddu |
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The
articles in genuine world can be positioned dependent on the highlights
in their spatial neighbourhood utilizing an inclination based best k
extraordinary question. In this paper, a two reason inquiry structure
for fulfilling the client prerequisites is executed. For instance, a
client who wishes to discover an inn with 3 star classes that serves
ocean depths which gives the closest airplane terminal office. This idea
can be gotten by building up a framework that accepts a specific inquiry
as the info and presentations a positioned set of best k best questions
that fulfill client prerequisites. For that, an ordering strategy R-tree
and a look technique BB calculation for productively preparing best k
spatial inclination inquiry is utilized. R-tree (Real-tree), an
information structure is the principal file particularly intended to
deal with multidimensional broadened protests and branch and bound (BB)
calculation that makes looking less demanding, quicker and precise. The
key thought is to figure upper headed scores for non-leaf sections in
the question tree, and prunes those that can't prompt better outcomes.
The benefit of utilizing this calculation is that it can decrease the
quantity of ventures to be analysed. |
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Effect of non-homogeneity with thickness
and temperature variation on vibration of orthotropic parallelogram
plate with simply supported edges |
Author (s): |
Ashish Kumar Sharma, Manoj Kumar Dhiman,
Harminder Singh, Preeti Prashar and Pooja Sharma |
Abstract: |
In
present paper a mathematical model is constructed to study the natural
vibration of orthotropic parallelogram plate under the effect of
bi-linear thickness variation and parabolic temperature distribution in
both directions. Density (due to non-homogeneity) of the plate is taken
to be linear along one direction. The governing differential equation
has been solved with the help of variables separation method. The
approximated frequency equation is derived by using Rayleigh-Ritz method
by two term deflection function. The frequency values for the first two
modes of vibration have been calculated for a simply supported (SSSS)
parallelogram plate for various values of aspect ratio, thermal
gradient, skew angle and taper constants with the help of MAPLE (latest
computational software). |
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Statistical modelling for prediction of
rice production in Indonesia using semiparametric regression based on
three forms of Fourier series estimator |
Author (s): |
M. Fariz Fadillah Mardianto, Eko Tjahjono
and Marisa Rifada |
Abstract: |
The
primary food for Indonesian is rice. The rice production in Indonesia
tends to decrease that influencing the increase of rice’s price. The
increase of rice’s price has a big influence for inflation, like as
noted by Indonesia Central Bureau of Statistics, in January 2018
inflation happened with rate 0,62% as the number 0,24% from increase of
rice’s price. Thus, the availability of rice must be controlled with
make prediction for developing sustainable agriculture in Indonesia. In
this study, we compared three forms of semiparametric regression method
based on Fourier series estimator to make prediction of rice production
for every province in Indonesia. The result is the best model for
predict of rice production is modeled based on the best semiparametric
regression based on Fourier cosine series estimator. The model met
goodness criteria like the smallest MSE equals to 0,0000194 and the
biggest determination coefficient near to 100%. |
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The substantiation of the concept of
creating containers with viscous-elastic connections in fitting |
Author (s): |
Fomin Oleksij, Lovska Alyona, Daki Olena,
Bohomia Volodymyr, Tymoshchuk Olena and Prokopenko Pavlo |
Abstract: |
The
article presents the results of the substantiation of the concept of
creating new-generation containers with viscous-elastic connections in
fitting. For this purpose, a mathematical modeling of the dynamic
loading of containers placed on a flat wagon while maneuvering
concussion was carried out. The optimal parameters of elastic-viscous
bonding in fittings are determined, in which the value of the dynamic
loading of the carrier structure of the container does not exceed the
normalized value. The carried out researches will promote creation of
new generation containers with improved techno-economic and ecological
indicators. |
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