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ARPN Journal of Engineering and
Applied Sciences
September 2016 | Vol. 11 No. 17 |
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Title: |
Online diagnostics and data capturing on a
brushless DC generator |
Author (s): |
R. Manikandan, R. Thenmozhi, P. Shobanaji,
S. Sharmila and E. S. Swetha |
Abstract: |
In an
existing aircraft landing system, the generator is used for driving the
electrical systems, whereas brushless DC generator (BLDC) is used as an
auxiliary generator in case of failure in the main generator. In order
to improve the performance of a brushless DC generator various
parameters such as voltage, current, temperature, torque, lube oil flow,
lube oil temperature, lube oil pressure are measured. Previously these
parameters were measured by Data Acquisition System (DAS) with minimum
sampling rate. The output voltage was fluctuating and was not maintained
at 28V. In the proposed system the parameters to be measured are sensed
using various sensors and the same is acquired into the system through
Data Acquisition System with increased sampling rate and LabVIEW
software. At various speeds, the operation of the system under no load
and loaded conditions is checked and if there is any deviation from the
set values, corresponding control action is taken. The output voltage is
maintained constant at 28 V, which was difficult in the existing system. |
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Analysis of circularly polarized notch
band antenna with DGS |
Author (s): |
Y. S. V. Raman, B. T. P. Madhav, G. Mounika, K. Sai Teja, S. B. V. N. Sai Kumar and K. Sri Harsha |
Abstract: |
A
compact printed wideband antenna with circular polarization is analyzed
in this work. A basic structure of rectangular monopole is converted
into a trapezoidal shape with tapered step ground. Different iterations
of radiating element as well as defected ground structures are examined
in this work to analyze the circular polarization characteristics of the
antenna. A peak realized gain of 4.3dB and peak directivity of 3.8dB is
attained from the current designed models. The design models are
simulated on HFSS tool and the optimized dimensions are prototyped on
FR4 substrate for measurement validation. By incorporating Split ring
resonator (SRR) notch band characteristics are attained in the proposed
wideband antenna. |
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Modified EMD with double density wavelet based machinery abnormality
detection |
Author (s): |
V. K. S. Basava Raju, B. V. Ramakrishna Reddy, T. Ravi and N. Mathan |
Abstract: |
Machinery Vibration signal and analysis of the fault signal of rotating
machine is one of the important for fault diagnosis and a method based
on enforced de-noising and EMD with double density wavelet. In order to
remove the hidden noise in the high frequency fault signal, the enforced
threshold butterworth band pass filter is used. The proposed system
decompose the signals into finite samples, using Modified EMD for number
of stationary intrinsic mode function (IMFs), and the double density
wavelet transform is used to convert the IMF’s of time domain to
frequency domain. The proposed method could extract the fault condition
effectively with less response time. |
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Pressure-transient analysis for off-centered horizontal wells in
homogeneous anisotropic reservoirs with closed and open boundaries |
Author (s): |
Freddy Humberto Escobar, Nicolas Manuel Cortes, Oscar David Pabon and
Claudia Marcela Hernandez |
Abstract: |
Because of the significantly larger drainage area over the vertical
wells, it is recognized that horizontal wells produce more than twice
the flow rate of a vertical well under the same drawdown pressure which
also reduces the occurrence of coning. Then, horizontal well drilling
has increased around the well; therefore, it is so important to describe
and predict well pressure behavior and develop tools for well test data
interpretation. Although, there is already a methodology for pressure
transient analysis for the mentioned well configuration, known as TDS
technique, this does not included neither hemilinear flow, parabolic
flow nor open flow boundaries. Besides, most of the equations for gas
well have not been introduced in the literature. This paper deals with
this situation and presents a detailed synthetic interpretation example
of the complemented interpretation technique. |
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Indexing and classification of elements with access priorities over
encrypted multi-cloud data |
Author (s): |
Antony Adhiban, Charlesmani and Prem Jacob |
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In this paper, we address the problem of searching data in a group of
encrypted data which is hosted by cloud. Cloud computing allows us to
make data available online through the internet. Cloud computing is a
concept where servers are connected to the internet and allowed for
access to the public or private person using interconnected network.
This, although a very good feature, does not provide privacy. There are
risks of data being stolen or edited without the authorization of the
owner. This in turn leads to security risks. If the data is encrypted
using an encryption algorithm, it is hard to search the content for a
specific data. The search capacity has to be compromised for the sake of
security. This problem of searching encrypted data has been overcome by
the usage of FMS. There are three references that we can take from
already existing technological contributions. First, the usage of
preference factor in cloud computing to give a neat UI experience for
the customer or user who tries to search for a data in our search work.
Second, the usage of logical operations inside the encrypted data in
order improves speed and reduces size. Finally the concept of trapdoor
has been taken from previous original contributions, which serves as the
search methodology in a real-world dataset for ensuring privacy in
search. This method is used to improve the overall accuracy and
efficiency of the search and functional ability of the code. |
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The method of constructing an integrated corporate information system |
Author (s): |
Vladimir Vyacheslavovich Kopytov, Andrey Olegovich Shulgin, Sergey
Aleksandrovich Fedorov, Nikita Georgiyevich Demurchev, Andrey
Vladimirovich Gritsenko and Vladimir Viktorovich Naumenko |
Abstract: |
This article describes the integration method of mobile applications
with corporate information system (CIS) through the previously proposed
interaction architecture based on integration environment. The structure
of the integration environment, which includes new approaches to the
organization of data storage, conversion and presentation, is described
in detail. Also this article represents the algorithm for implementation
of CIS mobile applications integration including the proposed structure
of integration environment. |
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A novel approach for efficient data handling in cloud environment |
Author (s): |
Sanchana V. B., Renuga S. and M. Saravanan |
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Information prefetching is a method on the breaking point servers in
suitable file frameworks for scattered figuring. The prefetching file
data about customer focus focuses is piggybacked onto the true customer
input/output asking for, and a while later sent to the corresponded
stockpiling server. The prefetched data can be pushed to the related
client machine from the purpose of restriction server. Prefetching
system can benefit went on file structures for cloud circumstances to
fulfill better input/output execution. The part first request about plate
input/output tracks to suspect the future circle input/output get to so
that the limit servers can bring data early, and starting now and into
the foreseeable future the prefetched data to basic client
file systems
for future potential occupations. In this paper, we proposed a thought
to get cloud record scattered the prefetched data to the key client
machines proactively. The data about customer focuses is piggybacked
onto the true blue customer input/output asking for, and after that sent
to the essential stockpiling server. |
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Technological opportunities for increasing a bearing surface of flat
parts made from VT22 alloy during pendulum grinding |
Author (s): |
Yakov Iosifovich
Soler, Dinh Si Mai and Denis Yurievich Kazimirov |
Abstract: |
Application of digital technology allowed to analyze a bearing surface
of flat parts made from VT22 alloy during grinding by high porous wheels
(HPW): CBN30 (B76, B126, B151) 100 OV K27 – KF40 and (37C, 39C) 46 I12
VP produced by Norton company. A pseudo-regular macro relief with
straight-through cavities was identified on the surfaces of parts; the
cavities are located along their length, and the intensity of the
formation of cavities is concentrated in the zone of cutting into HPW
with transversal feed. After ending of transversal movement its zone of
contact with HPW is rapidly decreasing reaching zero. That strengthens
the formation of a bearing surface of parts without connecting cavities
on a surface, which are correlated with a transversal movement. Among
CBN HPW the largest bearing surface was demonstrated by fine grain
tools, and among Norton HPW – grains 37C. For the increase of a bearing
surface of parts it is necessary to decrease the cutting depth t in the
end of a path. The best precision was demonstrated by Norton HPW: 37C at
t =0.005 mm, 39? at t =0.01 mm. |
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Antioxidant power of rose anthocyanin pigment |
Author (s): |
Elfi Anis Saati |
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Rose is a major cut flower in Batu city - East Java Province, Indonesia.
Crown of roses has been known to contain anthocyanin pigments from the
group of flavonoids. Lately, polyphenolic flavonoid pigment was widely
studied due to its high antioxidant power. In vivo studies of
antioxidant power in liver were performed through SGOT (Serum Glutamic
Oxaloacetic Transaminase) analyses. This study aimed to determine the
antioxidant power of anthocyanin pigments contained in the crown of
roses. Samples were obtained from rose farmers in the village of
Sidomulyo, district of Batu, East Java. Pigment was firstly extracted
using distilled water and citric acid solvent. The extract was then
filtered using Whatman paper 41 and concentrated in a rotary vacuum
evaporator at 50°C. Following fractionation of C18 (Shimadzu
chromatograph: acetonitrile 100% and 4% formic acid), isolates obtained
were tested in white rats for antioxidant power using activity of SGOT
and creatinine. Results showed that SGOT content of white rats treated
with 100% anthocyanin isolates was decreased from 117.542 U/l to 18.267
U/l; whilst for creatinine was decreased from 1.243 mg/dl to 0.474
mg/dl. These values have approached the normal levels of rats without
CCl4 injection, i.e. 17.075 U/l and 0.432 mg/dl, respectively. |
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Effect of the bus bodywork on impact strength properties in roll-over |
Author (s): |
Kalmykov B. Yu., Stradanchenko S. G., Sirotkin A. Yu., Garmider A. S. and
Kalmykova Yu. B. |
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According to the statistics one or two bus roll-overs monthly take place
in the world. Such vehicular accidents are the most dangerous for buses
shuttling to 60 people. As a rule, a bus driver is at-fault. When
vehicular accident is sure, it is necessary to be supported by systems
reducing the accident severity of a driver and passengers. These systems
refer to passive safety of the bus design and its body is the main. The
paper has analyzed the issues concerning increasing impact strength
properties of the bus body in roll-over. Particularly, the paper offers
to consider the degree of impact of the window sill elevation on the bus
body deformation in roll-over. |
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Warp speed bus body during rollover |
Author (s): |
Kalmykov B. Yu., Stradanchenko S. G., Petriashvili I. M., Garmider A. S. and
Kalmikova Yu. B. |
Abstract: |
Overturning the bus is the most dangerous type of road traffic accident,
because in the case of "folding" body window frames remaining living
space in the passenger compartment is considerably reduced. This leads
to serious injury and even death of passengers. In Russia, the new buses
pass certification tests, which assess the strength of the body
structure. However, indicators that assess Traumatic bus passengers do
not have to date. The paper proposes a new indicator that can solve this
problem. |
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A hybrid compression technique for cardiac image analysis in
telecardiology system |
Author (s): |
S. Chandrasekhar, G. Lakshmi Narayana and Y. Chakrapani |
Abstract: |
Nowadays, remote health care monitoring (RHCM) becomes an intense
research area. In which medical signals and images needed to be transmit
from patient to doctor and vice versa. In such a scenario image
processing plays a vital role. Medical image in its raw form requires a
lot of memory for storage. To cope up this in a remote health care
monitoring system to develop image compression techniques to preserve
image quality while transmission. There are various methods are used for
this data compression like Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT) and Discrete
Wavelet Transform (DWT). Among these DWT is for multi-resolution
transformation and DCT for high energy compaction with less energy
resources. In this paper we proposes a new algorithm for compressing
cardiac image suitable for health care monitoring based on Minimized
Matrix Size Algorithm and arithmetic encoder, decoder performs the
better performance than slandered standalone JPEG based DCT and DWT
algorithms in terms of compression ratio and peak signal to noise ratio
(PSNR). At the receiving end the decompressing is performed based on
limited sequential search algorithm. The proposed techniques are
compared with Huffman encoder based algorithms. Experimental results
confirm that performance of the proposed techniques is better than the
conventional techniques. |
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Expert fuzzy modeling of dynamic properties of complex systems |
Author (s): |
Anastasiya V. Kostikova, Pavel V. Tereliansky, Alexander V. Shuvaev,
Valentina N. Parakhina
and Pavel N. Timoshenko |
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The purpose of this article is to represent an extension of the
classical notion of fuzzy sets to estimate the condition of complex
systems, which is based on the dynamic fuzzy sets concept. In this
article, the authors prove the necessity to use dynamic fuzzy sets to
estimate the condition of a complex system. Firstly, we present the
basic definition and construction method of dynamic fuzzy sets. There
are described analytical and graphical representations of dynamic fuzzy
sets, which are represented by dynamic membership functions constructed
in a three-dimensional coordinate system, where one of the axes in the
graph captures the time variation of the properties of the economic
objects expressed by a set of numbers with fuzzy function. We develop
the simulation of dynamic membership functions by expressions of expert
assessments on multilevel fuzzy description of the complex indicators,
which are made in strict sequence from a reference point and bifurcation
points, selection of functional dependencies, to build a static
membership functions, and then the dynamic membership functions on the
whole interval assessment. Finally, we develop a few software systems to
interactive construction dynamic membership function. Thus, this paper
can provide interactive process of expert assessment of complex dynamic
systems, which include quantitative and qualitative indicators. |
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Semi Super wised text choice and new liberate for print oriented files |
Author (s): |
Rajeesh Kumar N. V., Murali N. And R. Nishanth |
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In many organizations information extraction from printed documents is a
complementary problem. This scenario will not suit for other application
domains such as the web. Printed files do not have any explicit
structure also fails to identify about their sources. We provide a
common system name called PATO that will extract the pre defined
information from printed documents. PATO selects the source specific
text needed by every document and checks if there is no suitable text
exists, and generates one text if needed. |
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Change detection from Landsat-5 TM satellite data |
Author (s): |
Ummi Kalsom Mohd. Hashim, Asmala Ahmad, Burhanuddin Mohd. Aboobaider,
Hamzah Sakidin, Subatira B. and Mohd. Saari Mohamad Isa |
Abstract: |
In this study, we carried out land cover change detection using
satellite remote sensing data. The data came from Landsat-5 TM satellite
covering the area of Klang, located in Selangor, Malaysia. Initially,
region of interests (ROI) were drawn on each of the land cover classes
identified in order to extract the training sets. Landsat bands 1, 2, 3,
4, 5 and 7 were then used as the input for the Support Vector Machine
classification. The accuracy of the classifications was then assessed by
comparing the classifications with a reference data set using a
confusion matrix. The classification results were used to identify the
conversion of land cover from year 2000 to 2005, using statistical
change detection techniques. The outcomes of change detection analysis
are reported in terms of pixel counts, percentages and areas. |
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Fault identification and mitigation in seven level cascaded
H-bridge
inverter for vehicular application |
Author (s): |
B. Madhu Kiran and B. V. Sanker Ram |
Abstract: |
National efforts to improve air quality in heavily populated urban
communities-by reducing vehicular tailpipe emissions-have rekindled
interest in the development of electric vehicle technology and
infrastructure. Electric vehicles make ideal urban-commuter vehicles,
for driving to and from. To fulfill increasing demand for higher
dependability in power semiconductor converters applicable in electrical
vehicles, fault detection (FD) and mitigation is a very important.
During this study, a model-based on open semiconductor switch fault and
closed semiconductor switch fault designation methodology is conferred
for a voltage-source electrical inverter (VSI) supply a Squirrel
Induction motor drive. To understand this goal, a model-based designed
by using Simulink. After that, the model is studied with and while not
of each open and short faults. Afterwards, the planned FD technique
identifies the faults within the H-bridge cell. The conferred FD
technique is easy and fast; additionally, it's able to sight multiple
open switch or open faults in distinction to standard ways. On the
opposite aspect, so as to mitigate the occurred faults, the fault
occurred switch leg of the cell has been shorted. |
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Dual core Photonic Crystal Fiber with high negative dispersion and low
coupling length |
Author (s): |
Mangesh M. Landge, Revathi S., Vinay P. Sigedar and Aditya Chourasia |
Abstract: |
In this paper we presented a dual core Octagonal shape Photonic Crystal
Fiber to achieve a high negative dispersion coefficient of -1650 ps/ns/km
at a communication wavelength 1550nm. The effect of structural
parameters on birefringence, dispersion and the coupling length of
designed fiber is analyzed using coupling mode theory and the
full-vector finite element method (FEM). In the cladding region, the air
hole diameter is reduced to achieve a high negative dispersion
coefficient. This design support single- endless transmission over a
wide wavelength range of 1350-1750nm including S, C, L bands of
communication system. This dual core PCF design achieved a short
coupling length in the range of (32-36) µm and a birefringence value in
the order of 10-3 is also observed. |
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Design and performance analysis of Asynchronous counter using
Feynman
gate based T Flip Flop |
Author (s): |
Gopalakrishnan M. and C. Karthick |
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The design of circuits using reversible logic has resulted in
optimization of power dissipation. The reversible computation has found
its application in low power circuit design, DNA computing and Quantum
computing. Basic reversible gates can be used to realize Boolean
functions in reversible logic design. A T Flip flop has been designed in
this work and used to implement an Asynchronous counter. The optimized T
Flip Flop design has been compared with the existing T flip flop. The
design proposes reduced power dissipation and gate delay and is
significantly lower than the existing system. The design is developed on
Xilinx ISE 9.1i, the simulation was done on ModelSim and Xilinx Xpower
was used for power analysis. |
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Phycoremediation of olive oil wastes using cyanobacteria for sustainable
biofertilizer and biodiesel production |
Author (s): |
Hassan I. El Shimi and Soha S. Mostafa |
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The dual role of cyanobacteria in wastewater phycoremediation for
sustainable biomass production combined with biorefinery approach is a
feasible option. Phycoremediation is the process of employing algae for
removing excess nutrient load from wastewater and subsequently diminish
the pollution load. Industrial processes for olive production generate a
considerable amount of oil wastewater, designated "olive mill
wastewater" (OMW) known as alpechin, it caused serious environmental
problems particularly in the Mediterranean areas where it is generated
in huge quantities in short periods of time. The objective of this
research was to study the ability of three cyanobacteria strains (Nostoc
muscorum, Anabaena oryzae and Spirulina platensis) to grow, either
individually or in a mixture, on relatively high olive mill wastewater (OMW)
concentrations of 50, 75 and 100%. The highest phenolic compounds
biodegradability and maximum biomass production have been taken as main
criteria in the selection of the best treatment in this study. Best
results of all growth parameters and phenolic compounds degradation were
obtained by mixed culture and 50% OMW and these parameters make the
potential of bio-formulating such these wastes into sources for olive
trees bio-organic fertilizer is the most preferable methods for the
agro-sustainable system. The cultivated algal species are suggested to
be a promising feedstock for biodiesel, food and animal feed production
according to the biochemical composition. |
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Resampling methods for signals recorded at variable sample-time intervals
during general anesthesia |
Author (s): |
Diego F. Sendoya-Losada, Faiber Robayo Betancourt and Jose Salgado Patron |
Abstract: |
This work provides an overview upon the problems posed by the variable
sampling times of the data recorded during general anesthesia. The time
instant at which the data were saved into the database is not following
a fixed interval; i.e. the real signals were recorded at variable
sample-time intervals. This situation can produce numerical errors and
erroneous results when the signals are employed for identification or
control tasks. In this contribution, real data measured from the
patients are pre-processed and the methods for a fixed resampling
procedure are analyzed with respect to effort-result trade-off. The
result is a useful database with suitable signals to be used for
identification and control purposes. |
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Evaluation of biodiesel production from spent cooking oils:
A
techno-economic case study of Egypt |
Author (s): |
Hassan I. El Shimi, Ahmed S. Fawzy, Nahed K. Attia, Guzine I. El Diwani
and Shakinaz T. El Sheltawy |
Abstract: |
Biodiesel is one of the feasible alternatives to minimize the diesel
shortage in Egypt and worldwide. It produced by transesterification of
oils and fats in presence of homogenous or heterogeneous catalysts.
Feedstock is the controlling factor of biodiesel industry. However,
virgin vegetal oils are expensive to obtain biodiesel, so utilization of
spent cooking oils (SCO) is considered a cheap alternative for biodiesel
production. In this research, techno-economic appraisal was performed on
the Egyptian biodiesel business using SCO as feedstock, and homogeneous
(KOH) and heterogeneous (Phosphate rock, Na2SiO3 and CaO) catalysts. The
economic analyses were then compared; to determine the most effective
technique for biodiesel production. Also, sensitivity and break-even
analyses were evaluated for all catalysts on the variations in SCO and
biodiesel prices using simple rate of return (SRR). PR is recommended to
be the ideal catalyst for biodiesel industry according to the current
situation in Egypt. |
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Effective analysis of social networks for emergency alert and disaster
management using android |
Author (s): |
Balamurugan A. and R. Jeberson Retna Raj |
Abstract: |
Providing the timely help to the affected victim is paramount important
for any disaster like earth quake, landslides, tsunami etc. In Disaster
Emergency Management requires an effective alert message in disaster. In
the existing implementation, the alert was improper about the earthquake
and delaying rescue process for saving the people. In the proposed
system investigate the online chat based on user tweets. The server
needs to learn the user tweets by using of vector machine learning
algorithm and classify the user tweets by using Naive Bayes classifier
and it’s separating positive and negative tweets. The location and
disaster is extracted by using Stemming algorithm and also removing
unwanted words from user tweets. The system crossed Maximum occurrence
of particular keyword like Tsunami along with particular time and a
particular location. Automatically system will send the emergency alert
to the registered users as well as Nearest Rescue Team through both SMS
and E-mail. |
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Requirement intensity based resource provisioning for
E-learning in
multi-cloud to avoid vendor lock-ins |
Author (s): |
C. Madhumathi and Gopinath Ganapathy |
Abstract: |
Resource allocation in cloud systems generally operates on the basis of
the overall usage. Academic clouds usually have specific requirements
corresponding to specific resources. This contribution presents a multi
cloud resource provisioning model that operates on the basis of the
intensity of the user requirements. Another major area being
concentrated in the current study is the usage of e-learning materials.
These materials tend to contain information that relies on heavy
bandwidth usage. Further, these materials are being accessed by external
users from different geographical locations. Hence by using multiple
deployment locations, access speed and usability could be improved and
would also help in effective management of workload. This paper presents
an effective mechanism to enable cloud package selection specifically
tuned to the needs of e-learning users. Region based user clustering is
performed and cluster based quality requirements are identified by this
approach. These quality parameters are used as the baseline requirements
to select appropriate packages from cloud vendors. Since the process is
widespread and is across several geographical barriers, multi cloud based
package selection is preferred over utilizing a single cloud provider to
avoid vendor lock-ins. |
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Impact on structural and mechanical properties of composites during
machining and cutting: A review |
Author (s): |
Deepa A., Padmanabhan K. and Kuppan P. |
Abstract: |
Recent trend in reduction of cost, durability, reliability, and less
weight with excellent mechanical properties and resistance to corrosion,
composites find a huge application in all fields of engineering and are
greatly used in day to day life in many fields. Properties like high
specific weight, stiffness etc. made everyone to look for replacing the
conventional metals and alloys with composites. In order to use them
effectively according to our required size and shape machining is
necessary, but during machining an appreciable amount of heat is
generated and this affects the structural properties of composites. The
present paper aimed at presenting the past work done in this area. |
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Vibration damping of structures using
dissipative properties of the composite system of the type (elastic - plastic) |
Author (s): |
Alexander Shein, Alexander Chumanov and Olga Zemtsova |
Abstract: |
The article is devoted to the task of damping of elastic systems by the
use of the dynamic properties of the composite systems such as (elastic
- plastic). The vector of generalized resistance force to traction of
the composite system was obtained. The dynamic operation of the system
was shown. |
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Designing an efficient fuzzy controller for
Coronary Heart Disease |
Author (s): |
S. Krishna Anand, A. V. Sree Lalitha and B. S. Sushmitha |
Abstract: |
With rapid progress taking place in the world in a wide variety of
domains, it becomes imperatively necessary to improve the quality of
life. Even though technology has made its presence felt substantially in
the field of medicine, the levels of stress exhibited in human beings
across the globe has been on the increase in magnanimous proportions. An
urgent need is felt in improving the health quotient of human race. With
this view in perspective, a particular domain namely prediction of
Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) has been concentrated upon. Studies have
shown that early predictions lead to better diagnosis and in turn better
treatments and even possible cures. In this context, a fuzzy expert
system has been designed. This system is able to predict the presence of
heart disease. |
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Assessment of the geotechnical properties of termite reworked soils |
Author (s): |
Olowofoyeku, Adeoye, Ofuyatan Olatokunbo, Praise God Amenike and
Tenebe Theophilus |
Abstract: |
The determination of the geotechnical properties of inhabited termitaria
(termite mounds) from three different locations in Lagos, Nigeria was
carried out. Soil samples were taken at the cores of termitaria and also
at 3m of either side of termitaria. Nine bulk representative soil
samples
depicting three termitaria soils and six adjacent soil samples
were collected. Some geotechnical properties such as specific gravity,
grain size distribution, consistency limits, linear shrinkage, CBR, and
consolidation of the soils were determined. The chemical properties of
the termitaria soil as compared to the adjacent surrounding soil was
also analyzed. The result showed that the geotechnical properties of
termitaria are far better than the adjacent or surrounding soils. The
activity of termites was identified as the primary cause of these
improvements. |
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A comprehensive comparison of evolutionary optimization limited by
number of evaluations against time constrained |
Author (s): |
Jia Hui Ong and Jason Teo |
Abstract: |
In this study, the importance of optimization problems constrained by
time is highlighted. Practically all evolutionary optimization studies
have focused exclusively on the use of number of fitness evaluations as
the constraining factor when comparing different evolutionary algorithms
(EAs). This investigation represents the first study which empirically
compares EAs based on time-based constraints against number of fitness
evaluations. EAs which yield an optimum or near-optimum solutions is
crucial for real-time optimization problems. Which EAs are able to
provide near optimum solutions in time limited real-time optimization
problems has never been answered before. To find out the answer for this
question, four well-known and most commonly-used algorithms are tested.
Particle swarm optimization (PSO), Differential Evolution (DE), Genetic
Algorithms (GA), and Covariance Matrix Adaptation Evolution Strategy
(CMA-ES) are tested in three different setups of experiments. A
comprehensive and latest global optimization benchmark test suite is
used in the form of the CEC 2015 Global Optimization Competition’s 15
scalable test problems. The first experiment is to test the performance
of these algorithms in expensive benchmark optimization problems that
limit the number of fitness evaluations to 50N where N represents the
number of optimization dimensions. The second experiment allows these
algorithms to run up to the full 10000N evaluations. The last experiment
will compare the performance of these algorithms limited by time to 300
milliseconds. The results obtained shows that DE can perform well in the
50N and 10000N evaluation. Critically, we have shown for the first time
that in time-limited situations, DE is also the frontrunner by obtaining
clearly better results compared to the other three well-known and widely
used EAs. |
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Adaptive Mobile Mesh Networks |
Author (s): |
K. R. R. Mohan Rao, D. Purna Sankar, Jayasri Mekala, P. Sai Sandeep and
T. Mounika |
Abstract: |
These days’ mobile ad hoc networks play a most vital role in the network
communication technologies. To diminish the network partitions we have
designed MANETs which are robust in nature. As independent mobile users
move in a MANET (Mobile Ad hoc Network), due to the rapid and
unpredictable change in network topology, the network portions
alternatingly get partitioned. This situation is contrary, mainly for
mission-precarious applications like crisis management. To overcome this
situation we introduced AMMNET (Autonomous Mobile Mesh Networks),
distinct to usual mesh networks, the mobile mesh nodes of an AMMNET have
the capability of following the mesh clients in the 333 application
topography, and also to get organized among them into a suitable network
topology to confirm efficient connectivity for both intra and intergroup
communications. The proposed solution is a scattered client tracking
solution to compact with the dynamic nature of client mobility, and
present methods for dynamic topology variation in accordance with the
mobility design of the clients. By using AMMNETs though we get efficient
communication without any loss of information there is increase in
number of routers, hence, to prevent this difficulty we address this
interesting problem in the project by introducing the concept of Mobile
Mesh Networks. We will use the popular simulator (NS2) to simulate our
proposed system. |
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Combustion characteristics of DI-CI engine with biodiesel produced from
waste chicken fat |
Author (s): |
K. Srinivasa Rao |
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Now a days biodiesel fuels are gaining more attraction as promising
alternative and substitute fuel resource in place of petroleum diesel
because of lower net emissions. The characteristics of biodiesel fueled
existing diesel engines are greatly affected by the combustion behavior.
The present work is focused on investigation of combustion
characteristics of diesel engine fueled with biodiesel derived from
waste chicken fat. The experimental investigation was conducted in
single cylinder constant speed (1500 rpm) stationery diesel engine at
full load condition fueled with neat biodiesel and blends with diesel.
Preheated biodiesel was also used to study the combustion behavior of
the fuel. The experimental results revealed that as compared to diesel,
biodiesel has early start of combustion and shorter delay period. More
oxygen content, higher cetane number and lower compressibility of
biodiesel have been identified as main reasons for this advancement of
combustion and reduced delay period. It is also observed that the heat
release rate of biodiesel in both premixed and diffused combustion is
different that of diesel. Lower volatility, higher density, higher
viscosity, lower calorific value and shorter delay period of the
biodiesel are the main reasons for its changes in combustion behavior. |
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Development of training simulator for using by oil refinery operators |
Author (s): |
N. Koteleva and P. Ivanov |
Abstract: |
In this article, a one of approaches of development of the simulators
for oil refinery operator is described. Shows the simulator structure,
development of process simulation block, learning scenario,
virtualization space, fault diagnostic, analyzing algorithm and results
of simulator diagnostics. This simulator can be used for studying of
main characteristics of technological processes and control actions,
that would ensure the energy saving and safety in oil refinery plant. |
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Design of UHF antenna for wireless applications using defective ground |
Author (s): |
Govardhani Immadi, M. Venkata Narayana, S. S. Reddy, P. J. Sivani and P. V. S.
Anil Kumar |
Abstract: |
In this article, we describe a novel type of defective ground surface (DGS)
microstrip antenna which has higher gain, multi resonant frequency with
compact size. It consists of hexagonal shaped patch with small volume
and the ground plane is cut into six triangular slots just below the
corners of the hexagonal patch. Antenna is circularly polarized one with
gain 3.6dBi. The antenna shows multi resonant frequency. The proposed
antenna is simple in structure compared with coplanar parasitic patch
antennas. It is mostly suitable for wireless communications. slots is
placed for improving the bandwidth. |
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Effect of low temperature storage on the ripe-stage eating period of
‘Gedong Gincu’ mango fruits |
Author (s): |
Yohanes Aris Purwanto, I. Wayan Budiastra and Emmy Darmawati |
Abstract: |
Effect of low temperature storage on the ripe-stage eating period
of ‘Gedong Gincu’ mango fruits was examined. Hard green mature mango
fruits were stored at 8, 13oC (RH 90-95%) and room temperature (25oC).
The ripe-stage eating period was examined from the combination
of firmness and soluble solid content during storage period. From the
firmness and soluble solid content, mango fruits stored at room
temperature reached the optimum eating period during 4 to 10days. For
those mango fruits stored at 13 and 8oC, the optimum eating period was
from days 14 to 18 and 32 to 33. It was found that soluble solid content
of mango fruits increased during its post harvest life which the value
for those stored at room temperature was greater than that of 8and 13oC.
This finding indicated that low temperature storage extended post
harvest
life of mango fruits cv. Gedong Gincu, however, decreased ripe-stage
eating period. |
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Comparison of TB-HIV coinfection
standardized morbidity rates in
Malaysia using direct standardization method |
Author (s): |
Suan Mei Ong, Wan Nor Arifin, Najib Majdi Yaacob, Muhammad Radzi Abu
Hassan and Nyi Nyi Naing |
Abstract: |
Tuberculosis (TB) has been the leading cause of death from an infectious
disease in Malaysia for decades. It is the most common opportunistic
disease among people living with HIV (PLHIV) and one-third of the
HIV-related deaths were coinfected with TB worldwide. The objective of
this study was to compare the sex-, ethnicity- and age-specific of
TB-HIV coinfection morbidity rates among the 13 states and three federal
territories in Malaysia by using direct standardization method. Malaysia
population (as standard population) and population by state/federal
territory for year 2013 and 2014 were used in the analysis to obtain
sex-, ethnicity- and age-standardized morbidity rates. StdAn computer
program was applied to calculate the standardized morbidity rates of
TB-HIV coinfecion for all the populations under study. StdAn is a
computer program which provides a graphically user friendly interface
for the execution of standardization analysis. The findings of the study
were: (i) Based on sex-standardized morbidity rate, Kelantan had the
highest risk, followed by Terengganu. Whereas, Federal Territory of
Labuan had the lowest sex-standardized morbidity rate. (ii) Kelantan
ranked the highest in ethnicity-standardised morbidity rate, followed by
Federal Territories of Kuala Lumpur/Putrajaya, and Federal Territory of
Labuan had the lowest risk. (iii) As for age-specific, Kelantan scored
the highest age-standardized morbidity rate, followed by Terengganu and
Pahang, while Federal Territory of Labuan had the lowest age-standardized
morbidity rate. In summary, Kelantan had the highest risk of TB-HIV
coinfection based on sex-, ethnicity- and age-standardized morbidity
rates, whereas, Federal Territory of Labuan and Sabah had the lowest
risk despite having high burden of TB. Ministry of Health is suggested
to focus on prevention and control of TB infection at states/federal
territories which have high burden of HIV, especially the East Coast
states of Peninsular Malaysia. |
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Numerical prediction of brake friction pair vibration using
Dynamics Green’s function |
Author (s): |
Muhammad Zahir Hassan, Kumaresan Magaswaran, Frank Delbressine and
Matthias Rauterberg |
Abstract: |
The prediction capability of the brake system vibration is still unable
to cover a broad range of frequencies. Current predictive models are
contained within aparticularrange to cater for specific vibration types.
Therefore, a model which could make predictions in a broad spectrum
range is required. The model presented in this paper is derived with
such aim. The model is derived from the interaction between the friction
pairs with the focus on the brake pad. The brake disc is simplified as a
traveling sinusoidal wave. Where else, the brake pad is modeled as a
Euler-Bernoulli beam with forces and distributed friction acting upon
it. The Dynamic Green Equation applied in solving the derived friction
pair equation. The outcome of the developed model predicted brake pad
vibrational frequency coinciding accurately with brake dynamometer
experimental results. Therefore, the validated model could be a viable
prediction and study tool for various brake system parameters. |
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Design and analysis of commercial vehicle leaf spring using
AISI1008
carbon steel composite material |
Author (s): |
M. Jeyaraman, J. J. Jayakanth, S. Sivaganesan and M. Chandrasekaran |
Abstract: |
The failure of leaf spring fatigue is to be determined the analysis of
life prediction. By using NX Nastran materials various analysis were
observed in the selected software with suitable material. In the system
of vehicle suspensions Leaf springs are used most in common which are
limited to varying cycles stress to millions thus eventually leads to
failure of fatigue. High definition value and high elastic limits are
presented in spring material possess maximum strength with fatigue
effects and shocks. Weight reduction is the main focus in automobile
manufactures in direct to preserve natural assets and power of economic
in the current scenario. By inducting an advanced material weight
reduction can be achieved thus resulted in improved manufacturing
process and design optimization, along with better fuel efficiency and
affirmed riding qualities. Without reducing the load carrying the
capacity and stiffness composite materials were introduced and reduced
the weight of leaf spring. The weight ratio of composite material which
has elastic strain energy storage capacity is compared to the steel and
multi-leaf steel; it also tends to be replaced by composite springs of
mono-leaf. The savings of substantial weight which was offered by
composite materials are cost effective in terms of counterparts of
steel. |
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Uniform and non uniform load balancing for
MANET’S using base64 for
encryption |
Author (s): |
M. Karthikeyan, Bollneni Uma Maheswari and Beesetti Yashwanth Naidu |
Abstract: |
Mobile adhoc networks have become enormously common now-a-days. It is
free to move independently in any direction. Coordinated channel access
protocols have been well suited for uniform load distribution in MANET
environment. By applying the dynamic channel allocation algorithm and
cooperative load balancing algorithm for managing non-uniform load
distribution, for energy efficient real-time co-ordinated MAC protocols.
In this paper, we dynamically allocate a channel in cluster based MANETS
having uneven loads and reuse the allocated channels using stacks and
CSMA. And it can efficiently forward the data. We show that both the
dynamic channel allocation and co-operative load balancing improve the
bandwidth efficiency under the non-uniform load distribution compared to
the IEEE802.11 uncoordinated protocol and IEEE802.15 protocol. |
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Effect of temperature on recycled aggregate concrete (RAC) |
Author (s): |
Arimanwa J., Iwuoha S. E., Okere C. E. and Anyanwu T. U. |
Abstract: |
This work studied the effect of temperature on concrete made from
recycled aggregates. In the investigation, compressive strength test
were carried out using a total of seven batches of concrete mixes. The
concrete mixes consists of 0%, 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50% and 100%
replacements of natural aggregates with recycled aggregate sourced from
the base course of a failed highway at Mgbirichi, Umuagwo, Owerri west
local Government of Imo State, Nigeria. Water-cement ratio of 0.55 was
used and batching of concrete was done by weight in accordance with the
American Standard for testing and Materials (ASTM). The workability of
the concrete was measured using the slump test apparatus. The results
showed that the workability of the recycled aggregate concrete reduced
considerably as the amount of recycled aggregate increased. The specimen
were cured for 28days and afterwards were subjected to temperatures of
400oC, 800oC and 1200oC for 2hours in a kiln. As the temperature
increased from 0 oC to 1200 oC, the compressive strength for all the
percentage replacements, reduces consistently. However, at the maximum
temperature of 1200 oC, the maximum compressive strength of 27.56 N/mm2
was realized for the 20% replacement. When exposed to a temperature of
1200ºC, recycled aggregate concrete showed percentage reduction in
compressive strength of 16.10%, 16.31%, 14.67%, 26.06%, 29.28% and
17.54% for 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50% and 100% replacements of natural
aggregates with recycled aggregates respectively; meanwhile the natural
aggregate concrete showed a percentage reduction in compressive strength
of 47.22%. It was therefore concluded that, at various percentage
replacements of natural aggregates with recycled aggregates, the RAC
showed a higher resistance to reduction in compressive strength when
exposed to extreme temperature rise than its natural aggregate concrete
counterpart. |
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Analysis of sediment rate on channel irrigation
sanrego irrigation
regional of Kahu district of bone regency south Sulawesi province |
Author (s): |
Abdul Rivai Suleman, Zulvyah Faisal, Sulfita Andryani and Aulia Muhammad |
Abstract: |
This research aims to determine the amount of sediment (sediment-rate)
that occurs on the channel point to review and to provide an overview
and explanation of the value of the correlation coefficient (R) is based
on the relationship between sediment discharges (QS) with water
discharge (QW). This Research is conducted by measuring directly on
location with measuring the water level in each cross section of the
channel and water sampling to test concentrations in the sediment. The
results of research showed that the rate of sediment on the Primary
Channel of Sanrego is 4.253 kg/day, Secondary Channel of Batu-Batu is
0.0593 kg/day, Tertiary Channel of Palakka 1 is 0.0403 kg/day, Palakka
Tertiary Channel 2 is 0.0155 kg/day, Tertiary Channel of Batu-Batu 1 is
0.000578 kg/day, Tertiary Channel of Batu-Batu 2 is 0.0199 kg/day, with
an average correlation coefficient (R) of 0.960, it shows the
relationship between sediment discharge (QS) with water discharge (QW)
has a positive direct perfect connection, which is between 0.6 < R <1.0.
While on the secondary channel Palakka of 1.218 kg/day, with a
correlation coefficient (R) of 0.210, this shows the relationship of
sediment discharge (QS) and water discharge (QW) has a direct positive
relationship is weak, that is between 0 < R < 0.6. |
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A hybrid approach for privacy preserving data mining |
Author (s): |
Tatshini G., Shaili Jha and R. Devika |
Abstract: |
Privacy preservation has become a major issue during data publishing.
The simplest solution is not to disclose the information. This would be
of no use since it will hinder the process of data analysis. Instead,
the data can first be modified so that it can guarantee privacy and, at
the same time, it retains sufficient utility and can be released to
other parties safely. The existing system uses a hybrid approach of
sampling and generalization for data modification. An alternative system
using cross over and mutation of genetic algorithm for data
modification, without the use of a trusted third party is proposed. In
addition, shearing technique and double pass matrix based encryption
technique are implemented to improve the confidentiality of the data. |
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Design and implementation of laser missile jamming system using spatial
parallelism on FPGA for better performance and throughput |
Author (s): |
Muataz Hameed Salih, Omar Faez Yousif and Mahmoud A. M. Albreem |
Abstract: |
The current trend in the system development and the competition among
manufacturers motivate both the designers and developers to improve the
performance of systems and decrease the power consumption but not at the
cost expense of those systems. Today, the Field Programmable Gate
Array-based embedded systems is considered as the preferred
computational platforms due to multi key features of these platforms
including the reconfigurability, flexibility, short-time to marketing,
and etc. The advanced technologies and the facilities presented via
these technologies pushed towards real-time and multi-functional
systems, which encourages the designers and developers to replace the
single processing unit by those units with the ability to process
multiple data per time. Many mechanisms can be applied over the field
programmable gate array platforms to provide the ability for
multi-processing and the spatial parallelism. Therefore, in this paper,
the advantages of applying the spatial parallelism over the Altera Nios
II Embedded Evaluation Kit (NEEK) board are presented. The spatial
parallelism was used to design and implement a laser missile frequency
jamming system. The spatial parallelism is combined with the FPGA
features, which improves designed system in many aspects such as
increasing the system throughput, decreasing the system cost, the power
consumption of the system, and the system complexity. This paper
provides a presentation of the system modules, the functionality of each
of these modules, and the results obtained from the touch screen of the
(NEEK) board. |
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The relationship between the level of work fatigue and productivity of
repetitive work performed in a standing position |
Author (s): |
Renny Septiari, Pratikto, Purnomo Budi S. and Ishardhita P. |
Abstract: |
Work performed in a standing position in a settling way generally poses
a risk to health. It is characterized by more rapid exhaustion arising
in a worker's physical condition that can lead to decreasing
productivity. This study aims to determine the impact caused by the
fatigue experienced by the operators of the beverage packaging upon the
resulting output. Observations were made during the first month of the
beverage packaging activities performed by the operators. Measurements
were performed by questionnaire measuring devices of fatigue feeling
that was given to each packaging operator after work. Meanwhile, a stop
watch was used to measure the speed of a packing used, where each
operator was tested on their time speed when they started packing till
they finished it and ultimately produced one dos. T- test results showed
that there was a relationship between the level of perceived operators’
fatigue with packaging time speed. |
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System of multi-sourcing supplier’s selection and evaluation in the
hospital sector integrating the criteria: Total cost, gap time,
risk-performance |
Author (s): |
Kaoutar Jenoui and Abdellah Abouabdellah |
Abstract: |
In the hospital sector, the suppliers are selected on the basis of three
main criteria: the quality, deadlines, and the total cost. An efficient
selection of suppliers in this sector must also be based on the risk
supplier, as well as their past performance. The stake is to establish
and maintain transparent relationships with efficient suppliers, engaged
in a process of continuous improvement following the multi-sourcing
strategy. This paper proposes a new system of evaluating of suppliers,
monitoring simultaneously their risks, to be used to identify the axis
of progress of the supplier’s selection system in the hospital sector,
and improve it by the implementation of a decision support system
heuristic. Our paper is composed of five parts. The first shows the
interest of the study. The second presents the literature review. The
third explains the problematic situation. The fourth sets out the
proposed system. Illustrating it the through a case study in the fifth
part. And we finish our paper with a conclusion. |
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Novel single layer proximity fed gap coupled microstrip patch array for
WLAN/WiMAX applications in portable devices |
Author (s): |
Jacob Abraham and Thomaskutty Mathew |
Abstract: |
This paper focuses on the development of a novel single layer dual band
proximity fed gap coupled microstrip array antenna. A basic 2x1
microstrip patch array consisting of a pair of rectangular patches which
are coupled with a centrally placed microstrip line in the same plane
and an arrow headed dumbbell shaped slot in the ground plane is
investigated. By using two additional parasitic patches gap coupled to
the patch elements of the basic array, an enhancement in bandwidth and
gain is achieved along with dual band operation. This proximity fed gap
coupled 4x1 array provides resonances at two frequencies of 2.465 GHz
and 3.608 GHz. The proposed array antenna is suitable for WLAN
(2.414-2.507 GHz) and WiMAX (3.586-3.644 GHz) applications. This 4x1
array has a gain of 8.85 dBi and 6.57 dBi, with an impedance bandwidth
of 4.64% and 1.78% respectively in the lower and upper bands. The
simulated results are in good agreement with the experimental results. |
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Development of effective technological parameters for formation of a
porous structure of the raw composition in order to obtain a lightweight
granular insulation material |
Author (s): |
Sarsenbek Aliakbaruly Montayev, Altynay Bakytzhanovna Shinguzhiyeva,
Nurgul Bolatovna Adilova, Ainura Sarsenbekovna Montayeva and Aruzhan
Sarsenbekovna Montayeva |
Abstract: |
The goal of the research is to develop the technological parameters for
formation of a porous structure of the raw mass in order to obtain a
lightweight porous insulation material using oil slime. The results of
scientific and experimental studies of oil sludge were obtained.
Efficient technological parameters for obtaining a lightweight porous
structure of the material were elaborated. Swelling power and the
formation of the structures in the studied composition are determined by
the optimum combination of the components, determining the rheological
parameters of the pyroclastic mass, which is determined by the special
nature of the structure and composition of the crystal lattices of the
minerals of the constituents. As a result of burning, oil slime forms a
gaseous phase during the heat treatment and swells up the softened mass.
The distinctive feature of the developed technological solutions is the
fact that for the production of the heat-insulating material low
swelling loess loams are used as the main raw material with the use of
loam composition - a conglomerate mixture with oil slime as a
fuel-containing, burning out and reinforcing additive. Addition of oil
slime to the raw mixture reduces energy costs and provides swelling
power and strength to the finished product using new technological
solutions. |
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GPS water vapour content variations during heat wave occurred during
may, 2015 over south Indian region |
Author (s): |
D. Venkat Ratnam, K. Sri Sai Chaithanya, M. Ramalingeswara Reddy, M.
Yamini and M. Sridhar |
Abstract: |
Water vapour has a great importance in understanding climate change,
weather forecasting and also important weather forming elements of the
troposphere. A limiting error source in geodetic measurement is
unmodelled electrical path delay from atmospheric water vapour. To
rebuild a spatially determined humidity fields in the troposphere a GNSS
water vapour topography structure is established. GPS has a utility of
precise 3-D positioning. With quick growth and widespread use of GPS
equipment, developing the perceptible water vapour of troposphere from
the information gathered by the GPS which became innovatively noticeable
technology. To get precise information and derive perceptible water
vapour so as to offer better services, proper operation technique is
required. We discussed in this paper about the change in water vapour
over the region in South India where heat wave has occurred. |
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Analysis of CMOS image sensor based time to
threshold PWM architecture
using current mode logic |
Author (s): |
Mandala Prathap, J. Shanmukhasrinivas and N. Mathan |
Abstract: |
CMOS image sensor (CIS) VLSI architecture based on time to threshold
pulse width modulation an era of processor which habituated on the
successful representation of low power and high speed applications. This
paper deals with current mode logic based PWM architecture which dealt
with various analysis of power, delay and power delay product. The pixel
circuit will perform in many switched devices to reduce the leakage of
current and it can do the power consumption also. It can be connected to
time to threshold converter to reduce the power consumption. |
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Rate-transient analysis for off-centered horizontal wells in homogeneous
anisotropic hydrocarbon reservoirs with closed and open boundaries |
Author (s): |
Freddy Humberto Escobar, Oscar David Pabon, Nicolas Manuel Cortes and
Claudia Marcela Hernandez |
Abstract: |
Some low and ultra-low permeability reservoirs are tested by recording
the flow rate variation while the well-flowing pressure is kept
constant. A typical situation occurs in shale formations which
permeability goes to the order of nanodarcies. The mentioned procedure
is normally referred as rate transient analysis and the interpretation
of the reciprocal of the flow rate is very similar to the interpretation
of a pressure test. The application of the TDS Technique for
transient-rate analysis of horizontal wells in oil and gas homogeneous
anisotropic reservoirs is presented here. New governing equations for
hemilinear flow, parabolic flow, several situations of steady-state and
pseudo steady-state flows are introduced and used to generate practical
analytical expressions for the determination of well and reservoir
parameters. The developed equations were successfully tested with
synthetic examples. |
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Compact UWB MIMO slot antenna with defected ground structure |
Author (s): |
J. Chandrasekhar Rao, N. Venkateswara Rao, B. T. P. Madhav, V. Vasavi, K. Vyshnavi and G. S. K. Yadav |
Abstract: |
A compact
ultra wideband (UWB) multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) slot
antenna having a size of 22 x 34 mm2 is proposed for portable device
applications. The proposed MIMO antenna consists of two symmetric UWB
slot antennas with microstrip-fed placed on the one side of dielectric
substrate. To enhance the isolation between the antenna elements, two
rectangular slots along with a ground stub are etched on the ground
plane, which is on the other side of dielectric substrate. The proposed
antenna exhibits a good 2:1 VSWR impedance bandwidth over the entire UWB
band from 3.1-10.6 GHz with low mutual coupling less than -20dB, peak
gain of 4.3 dBi and efficiency of more than 80%. The measured results
are in good agreement with the simulation results and results show that
the proposed antenna is good candidate for portable UWB applications. |
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A survey of security issues in Cognitive Radio network |
Author (s): |
Elangovan K. and Subashini S. |
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In wireless communication systems it is important to identify the
suitable frequency spectrum bands for future functionalities. The radio
spectrum is allocated to various functions, services and applications
but most part of the spectrum is not utilized efficiently. To solve this
underutilization of frequency spectrum problem Cognitive Radio (CR)
concept has been put forwarded. This survey paper brings the importance
of cognitive radio in the dynamic spectrum access and the various CR
attacks. The main objective of Cognitive Radio is to utilize the limited
and under-utilized frequency spectrum effectively without disturbing the
primary users. As the effect of it, Cognitive radio has to interact with
the environment in which it is operating and to find the unused band of
spectrum to transmit accordingly and subsequently adapts to the
environment in which it is operating. This paper categories the various
Cognitive Radio Network attacks and various issues related to it. |
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Sewage water treatment plantusing diffused air system |
Author (s): |
Mona A. Abdel-Fatah, Marwa M. Elsayed, Gh. Al Bazedi and S. I.
Hawash |
Abstract: |
Current study was aimed to propose a novel design for compact sewage
water treatment plant with a capacity of 100 m3/day (2x50 m3/day). The
major pollutants are SS, BOD, COD and organic pollutants. The recommended
treatment process is an aerobic activated sludge. The analysis results
of the sewage water are: pH average values 6-8, turbidity 12 UNT, daily
suspended solid 850 mg/L, BOD is760 mg/L. The proposed design for the
treatment plant consists mainly of: a bar screen, aerated gas trap,
aeration tank and a collection pit. The main components of the extended
aeration unit are: clarifier, sludge holding tank and diffused air
system. The general objective of this investigation is to treat sewage
wastewater and produce treated water which coincides with environmental
regulations. While the specific objective is to get odorless, colorless
treated water free of pathogens and toxic materials so it can be used
for irrigation of non edible trees. |
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Analysis for the processing time and
behavior of Black Holes in Mobile Adhoc Networks |
Author (s): |
N. Mahesh, P. Jayakanth, A. Krishna Saketh, P. Nageswara Rao and K. R. R.
Mohan Rao |
Abstract: |
Mobile Adhoc Networks (MANETs) are much useful in emergency because they
are fully distributed. And they can maintain them self and they are
fully powerful and dynamic topology networks also they don’t need any
external infrastructure to run. But the propogation of these MANET based
application was conjustive because their features though impart high
applicable and that is unreliable. Also another cause for the
unreliability is the mutual intrinsic trust during communication. One
such attack exploiting this trait is named the Black Hole attack
wherever in the region within the network promises routing of the info
packet to the destination whereas in actuality it drops them thus
decreasing dependableness. Here we did analysis on MANETs under single
black hole attack and collaborative black hole attack and preventing the
network by avoiding traffic away from black hole. The MANETs therefore
mentioned use the AODV routing protocol and therefore the technique
therefore projected is based on causing confirmation packets that area
unit verified by the destination to ascertain for part presence within
the GAODV routing protocol therefore projected. The GAODV formula was
then simulated in each static likewise as mobile node atmosphere and it
had been determined that its knowledge delivery magnitude relation is
considerably better than the traditional AODV. |
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Productivity analysis of precast concrete operations by
Artificial
Neural Networks |
Author (s): |
Ali Najafi and Robert Tiong Lee Kong |
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Productivity estimation is a crucial task for construction managers and
general estimators to efficiently allocate the required resources in
order to minimize the construction costs. There is a lack of research in
terms of productivity modeling for precast erection process. Therefore,
this study was designed to develop a model based on Artificial Neural
Networks (ANN) to predict the installation times of the most commonly
used precast elements namely: walls, columns, beams, and slabs.
Installations of 220 precast elements were observed and significant
factors influencing productivity were identified through stepwise
Multiple Regression Analysis (MRA) to form the inputs of ANN model.
Performance of the developed model on the test data showed its accuracy
in predicting installation times of different precast components which
confirmed the appropriateness of the model to be used by practitioners
or construction management research scholars. |
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Selecting part of natural fiber EFB which has best mechanical strength
through tensile test analysis
for composite reinforced material |
Author (s): |
Farkhan, Yohanes Aris Purwanto, Erliza Hambali and Wawan Hermawan |
Abstract: |
Natural fiber of EFB which is recently still categorized as waste
material is very potential to be utilized as composite reinforced
material, however it is remain constrained on resulting composite
strength. Many treatment has been applying to obtain better mechanical
bonding, however it was costly higher rather than its result and some
did not increase the strength compare with matrix material strength
itself. Previous researchers described that tensile strength of EFB was
not as good as other natural fibers such as bamboo, sisal, pineapple
leaf, and many others, furthermore it contains residual oil and several
harmful minerals which had weakened its composite, and therefore it is
necessary for selecting part of natural fiber EFB which has best
mechanical strength. This study explored morphology of an EFB, and
separating it to 3 parts, i.e.: upper stem, main stem, and fruit stem.
Those 3 parts was examined and base on tensile strength analysis, the
leaf stem has best mechanical strength, and it also shown more stiff
structure compare with 2 others. Tensile strength analysis result using
ASTM D3822-01 standard shown that average tensile strength of an EFB
leaf stem single fiber was 152.85 MPa, while upper stem fiber and main
stem fiber was 108.29 MPa and 125.13 respectively. |
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Video compression on H.264/AVC baseline profile using novel 4×4 integer
transforms |
Author (s): |
Ranjan K. Senapati, G. Srikanth, K. Sujeeth, G. S. V. V. Balaji and S. J.
Prasad |
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The H.264/AVC is the newest and present standard for video coding. The
H.264 standard is developed from the same mixed composition as of before
standards, but contains several new coding techniques that increase the
efficiency and quality of the video compression. H.264 video coding
standard specifies different methods of approaches for video
compression, which are termed as profiles, aiming particular
applications that are required. In this paper, we proposed a 4×4 novel
Integer transform, which is derived from the basic 4×4 DCT kernel by
applying signum function to the float DCT kernel. The proposed
transform is applied to the base line profile of H. 264 for evaluation of
the compressed video quality. We have considered Mean Structural
Similarity (MSSIM) metric for evaluation. Extensive simulation conducted
on various types of videos show that the proposed transforms outperform
the H.264 by a wide margin. Further, the proposed 4×4 IDCT requires 25%
less computation than H.264 standard and 45% less computation than Int.
discrete Tchebichef transform (IDTT). |
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A Genetic Algorithm based Load Balancing Technique (GALBT) for
application processing in Cloud |
Author (s): |
J. janet, G. Sreelatha and A. B. Manju |
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The applications of Cloud computing has penetrated all services
recently. Enormous data processing in cloud is done by distributing the
data among the virtual machines. The virtual machines load capacities
are dynamically changing based on the request sent by the client.
Genetic Algorithm based Load Balancing Technique (GALBT) has been
proposed to equally distribute the load among the virtual machines and
for rapid processing. Virtual machine scheduler (Vm scheduler) has been
designed to estimate the time and resource requirements of the task
processing. Based on estimation, the task is forwarded to virtual
machines for processing. This project is developed using cloud simulator
and results have been compared with round robin and throttled algorithms
to show our strategy performs better for application processing. |
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Process simulation and sensitivity analysis of indirect coal
gasification using Aspen Plus® model |
Author (s): |
Fahim Uddin, Syed A. Taqvi and Inayatullah Memon |
Abstract: |
A steady state Aspen Plus® simulation is used to propose and analyze a
novel indirect gasification model using steam as gasifying medium.
Sensitivity study is carried out by varying the steam-to-coal ratio.
Part of the Syngas produced is combusted in the furnace to provide flue
gases at high temperature which is then passed through the bayonets to
provide reaction heat. RK-Soave method is used for the evaluation of
physical properties of mixed conventional components and CISOLID
components in the simulation. The feedstock used in the simulation is
indigenous Thar coal from Pakistan, where large coal reserves are
present. It was found that a lower steam-to-coal ratio increases the
heat content of the syngas produced. Also, the carbon conversion
undergoes a maximum at the ratio 2.0. As we increase the steam-to-coal
ratio, the yields are better but inevitably reduce the quality of syngas
produced. Carbon conversions and and H2/CO ratios as high as 95.76% and
3.09 respectively were observed with higher steam to carbon ratios.
However, lower ratios provide high yields (69.00%) and cold gas
efficiencies (54.41%). Based on these results, it can be said that this
parameter significantly influences the syngas quality and processing
costs and the diversity of trends suggest a more detailed analysis for
optimization of the process. |
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On computing web analytics for generating usage statistics |
Author (s): |
J. K. R. Sastry, Y. Nithin, M. L. Vyshnavi, N. Sai Keerthi and A. Lakshmi
Anvitha |
Abstract: |
Many web sites are in vogue, which are hosted by many business
establishments’ world-over. Many users browse through the web site for
their information requirements and understanding. Some of the users
frequently visit the WEB site for their daily information requirements.
Users loses lots of time and energy in looking for the information that
they need when the WEB site are loosely designed and takes quite a time
in navigating through different hyperlinks so as to arrive at the page
which contains information needed by them. The WEB sites have to be
designed and developed in such way that browsing can be done in easiest
manner. It is necessary to analyze the way the users wants to use the
WEB site and use the analysis for improving the design and
implementation of the WEB sites. Efficient WEB analytics are to be
identified and computed that reflect the effectiveness of the WEB sites
and also provide foundations and insights into the improving of the WEB
sites. This paper presents efficient WEB analytics and the related
computational aspects that determine the WEB usage. A model is also
presented that help determining the improvements in the design and
implementation of the WEB sites. The WEB analytics are computed for an
existing WEB site and has been shown in the paper the way the WEB
analytics have been improved after the WEB site has been modified based
on previously computed analytical values. |
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Improving performance of program by finding good optimal sequences using
sequence selection approach |
Author (s): |
Praveen Kumar Reddy M. and M. Rajasekhara Babu |
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Compilers have many optimization sequences to be run on a program IR
(Intermediate Representation). Applying all optimization sequence leads
to degradation of performance. It needs a best optimization set from
optimization sequence for every program to improve performance. The
literature addresses standard universal optimization sequences set
derived from set of program spaces. Retrieving best optimization
sequences form this set consumes more time. This paper proposes a
sequence selection approach that reduces time for selecting best optimal
sequence set and further it reduces runtime of a program space. The
experimental results showed improved performance on different program
spaces in different bench mark suites. |
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Performance analysis of small antenna with slotted meander-line
resonator and defective ground for wireless applications |
Author (s): |
M. Venkata Narayana, Govardhani Immadi, Habibulla Khan, K. Venkata Karthik,
G. Hari Babu, P. V. S. Pruthvi Kumar Reddy and V. Sahithi |
Abstract: |
Day by day with the increasing of demand for long distance communication
resulting in requirement of many antenna elements on a single structure
and if we do so there is a problem of coupling between those elements
which reduces the antenna efficiency. So a new methodology to improve
the isolation in micro strip patch antenna arrays is described through
the implementation of a slotted meander-line resonator (SMLR) which is
creating defect in the micro strip structure. The resonator is designed
to suppress the surface current between the two patch antennas coupled
along H-plane and operating at a frequency of 5 GHz which is used in
microwave links and airborne RADAR applications. The configuration has
been designed, simulated and validated experimentally. |
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Design a new compensation control strategy for grid-connected
WT and MT
inverters at the microgrid |
Author (s): |
A. Asuhaimi Mohd Zin, A. Naderipour, M. H. Bin Habibuddin and A.
Khajehzadeh |
Abstract: |
The use of the a new control method for grid-connected inverters for
reducing the output current harmonic distortion in a wide range of
grid-connected distributed generation applications, including wind
turbine (WT) and microturbine (MT) inverters is proposed in this paper.
The propose control method designed to eliminate main harmonics in
microgrid (MG) and between MG and point of common coupling (PCC) and
responsible for the correction of the system unbalance. Another
advantage of the proposed control method is that it can be easily
adopted into the distributed generation (DG) control system without the
installation of extra hardware. The proposed control method is comprised
of the synchronous reference frame method (SRF). Results from the
proposed control method are provided to show the feasibility of the
proposed approach. |
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Experimental identification of the electric motor moment of inertia and
its efficiency using the additional inertia |
Author (s): |
Aleksey V. Egorov, Konstantin E. Kozlov and Vladimir N. Belogusev |
Abstract: |
The purpose of this paper is to develop a method for determining the
moment of inertia of rotating masses of an electric motor and evaluation
of its mechanical losses, as well as its theoretical and experimental
study. The idea of the method is based on the known method of the
retardation test of an electric motor with different values of the
moment of inertia of its rotating masses. However, unlike existing
methods, the proposed one gives more accurate results due to the use of
additional bodies of different moments of inertia but of the same
weight. This creates approximately the same conditions of friction in
bearings during the entire measurement process. Experimental results
were obtained on the basis of an induction motor and showed a higher
accuracy compared with existing methods. The developed method can be
used in companies producing electric motors to improve the accuracy of
determining the moment of inertia of their rotating masses and to
evaluate their mechanical efficiency with fewer financial expenses than
using existing experimental methods. |
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Remote monitoring of heart beat and body temperature of a person using
PPG and GSM |
Author (s): |
K. R. R. Mohan Rao, Mudunuri Venkata Siva Sai Nikhil, Konakala Shanmukh Sai
Ren Vamsi Krishna Mangalampati and, T. Bala Rama Krishna |
Abstract: |
The need of doctor is very essential for proper patient care. But he may
not be present in every place to provide treatment immediately. So the
right solution is the remote monitoring of patient’s health. The
major problem in remote monitoring is the unavailability of proper
internet connection in remote areas. So this made us to use a GSM module
for our project as the telecommunication network is spread globally.
This system monitors physical parameters like heart beat, body
temperature and sends the measured values directly to a doctor through
an SMS. The system has been realized using software modules and later
through hardware circuit. Our project utilizes the system hardware
consisting of a heartbeat sensor, microcontroller interface circuit and
a GSM MODEM. Also, the design for the software has been presented
through the use of GSM AT commands. This system uses the AT89C52
microcontroller unit with rich internal resources to meet the
necessities of the system for handy operation. Our device can even
measure heartbeat ranging from a baby to an adult. The low cost of the
device will help us to provide suitable home based effective monitoring
system. |
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Comparative study on compressive strength of normal concrete and coconut
shell concrete using steel fibre |
Author (s): |
P. R. Kalyana Chakravarthy, R. Janani and R. Rathan Raj |
Abstract: |
In plain cement concrete the tensile properties is to be improved. The
addition of steel fibres improves the resistance of conventionally
reinforced concrete members towards cracking, deflection and other
serviceability conditions. In addition, the replacement of coarse
aggregates with coconut shell is one of the economical enhance Programme.
Compressive strength for both conventional and coconut shell concrete
targeted to M25 grade. The cubes were cast and tested for compressive
strength to find the optimization of percentage of steel fiber. In this
study steel fibers are added from 0.5 % to 2.0 % by volume fraction.
From the test results, the optimized percentage of steel fiber for both
conventional concrete and coconut shell concrete have been found as 1.0
% and 1.5 % respectively. |
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Analysis of innovative solutions based on combinatorial approaches |
Author (s): |
Sergey Y. Kuznetsov, Pavel V. Tereliansky, Alexandr V. Shuvaev, Alexandr
S. Natsubidze and Igor A. Vasilyev |
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Objectives of innovative design of complex systems involve searching for
objects, characterized by the maximum degree of originality, and,
consequently, competitiveness. To solve this problem, it is necessary to
apply the methodology of cluster analysis that uses mathematical
measures of similarity and inclusion of sets. Information about the
analyzed object class is represented in the form of a morphological
matrix, columns of which are the options for the implementation of
generalized subsystems. For variants of subsystems, represented in the
rows, is determined by numbers of structural and functional features.
Selection of promising solutions uses criteria: matching originality
determines the novelty for this class of combinations of functional
subsystems; the originality of the elemental determines the number of
new for this class of implementations of the functional subsystems
involved in this combination; the measure of inclusion of features in
the many other signs of the synthesized structures characterizes the
degree of its originality. Generalized criterion of the promising
solutions is the target function, the structure of which includes the
criteria and the coefficients of their significance. The search
technique decisions based on the calculation of a measure of inclusion
consists a series of stages. During implementation the formal model,
morphological matrix is constructed; for each trait the i-th row in the
column corresponding to alternative implementations of the subsystem, is
binary rating enable option. The relative number of matching relations
is calculated; a matrix of the elemental composition of solutions is
built; a description of the decisions by functional features is built;
measures which enable the features of each object in the array of
attributes of all synthesized solutions are determined. The analysis
results are shown in the component table; they identify the objective
function value, i.e. the degree of perspective of all possible solutions
in the morphological matrix. The solution with the maximum objective
function value is selected as the most promising for further analysis. |
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Trade-offs for threshold implementations illustrated on advanced
encryption standards |
Author (s): |
Abhilasha kumari and Maflin shaby |
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In this growing information age there is an increase in the
cryptographic technology but this also has lead to numerous legal issues
as well. A cryptographic device or mechanical encryption/decryption
embedded devices can be easily attacked by hackers. Threshold
implementation on data is one of the ways to make it secure against the
first order power analysis attacks. This can be performed on both
hardware and software also this is different from masking as TI provides
protection from the glitches in the circuit. The existing system
consists of two methods viz. raw implementation and adjusted
implementation and the proposed one is nimble implementation which shows
the trade-offs between the circuit area and the randomness. In this
paper we compare the existing and the proposed algorithm to conclude a
better method. |
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Modelling damage to asphalt concrete surface:
Theory and numerical
applications |
Author (s): |
Michele Buonsanti, Francesco Ceravolo, Giovanni Leonardi and Francesco
Scopelliti |
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This paper presents a micro-scale model to investigate the damage to a
surface in asphalt concrete under an impulsive load. Our aim is to
reproduce the micro-damage due to detachment among the elementary
components of the asphalt concrete in airports pavements. The general
framework for models to describe adhesive contact between rigid bodies
is developed supposing the intensity of adhesion decreasing under
tangential and normal displacement fields. Finally, a numerical
implementation has been performed by FEM approach and the results are
illustrated in the paper. |
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The analysis of the level of technology contribution to determine the
strategy of quality standard achievement in the Small and Medium
Eenterprise of ship components |
Author (s): |
Ampala Khoryanton, Pratikto, Sudjito S. and Purnomo Budi S. |
Abstract: |
Small
and Medium Enterprise (SME) of ship component are manufacturing
companies that produce ship components, including the square window,
Side scuttle, and weather tight door. The reliability of vessel component
quality is a major factor in shipping industry as it involves safety in
sailing. As a result, the technology becomes a main requirement that
must be mastered by the manufacturer as a determinant of the
competitiveness of the products. This study aimed to determine the level
of technology contribution in achieving product quality standards in the
ship component SME and the strategies to strengthen the technology
contribution in achieving product quality standards of ship component
SME in Indonesia. Technology components measured include technoware,
humanware, infoware, and orgaware. Technology assessment is done by
comparing the two types of different ship component SME of ships, namely
SME ships component whose some of its products have been certified
(SME1) by Biro Klasifikasi Indonesia (BKI) and ship component SME whose
products have not been certified (SME2); thus technology gap was
obtained as the basis for strategy analysis of the quality standard
achievement. The results of the data analysis show that of the SME1 the
humanware component contribution is the highest (0.623), followed by
technoware (0.558), infoware (0.556), and the smallest is orgaware
(0.472). Meanwhile, of the SME2 the highest contribution is technoware
component (0.261), followed by humanware (0280), orgaware (0.194) and
the smallest is infoware (0.167). Successively the grades of TCC
(Technology Contribution Coefficient) for SME1 and SME2 are 0.5788 and
0.2393. Therefore, according to the results of this study the humanware
component has priority to be upgraded soon, followed by technoware,
orgaware and infoware. SME1 has TCC values below 0.7 and above 0.3,
being classified as a level of semi-modern technology, while SME2 has
TCC values below 0.3, being classified as a level of traditional
technology. |
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Control of suddenly expanded flow at low L/D ratio and high mach numbers |
Author (s): |
Zakir Ilahi Chaudhary and Vilas B. Shinde |
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In this paper results reported are the outcome of investigation carried
to regulate the suddenly expanded flow through a converging-diverging
nozzle at high supersonic Mach numbers and at lower length to diameter
ratios. The geometrical and the flow variables assessed in this
investigation are the diameter ratio, length to diameter (L/D) ratio,
expansion level, and the Mach number. The step heights of the present
case are 1.6, 1.8, 2.2 and 2.5. The tests were conducted for P0/Patm in
the range of 3 to 11. The (L/D) ratio of the suddenly expanded duct of
the test was from 10 to 1, however, the outcome are presented for L/D 4,
3, 2, and 1. The Mach numbers tested in the investigation are 1.9, 2.1,
2.4, and 2.8. The results show that the efficacy of the active control
is considerable in regulating the base pressure. Further, it found that
for Mach numbers 1.9 and 2.1 the control is very effective for NPRs 9
and 11 but, for NPRs 3, 5, and 7 the control efficiency is only
marginal. At NPRs 7 and 9 for some cases peculiar trends are observed
and the flow becomes oscillatory. It is seen that majority of the
outcomes represent similar behavior for duct length up to L = 3D, which
means; that the back pressure has not negatively affected the flow field
in the base region as well as in the duct. The lowest duct length needed
for the flow to remain latched on with the duct is L/D = 3 in general
for all the cases of the flow variables of the current investigation,
however, for few combinations of the flow and geometrical parameters the
flow remains attached even for L/D =2 as well as 1. With this it can be
stated that the micro jets can be used as one of the methods for flow in
the base area control without having any untoward effect in the flow
field at the base region. |
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Wireless Body Area Network based novel health-care system |
Author (s): |
Pradeep T., Vetrivelan P. and Latha R. |
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Real-time monitoring of patients is considered as the key
issues in managing health care system. Wireless Body Area Networks (WBAN)
is one of the wise health care monitoring systems holding applications
in numerous fields like medical, wellness, military, sports and so
forth. The correspondence standard for wireless body area networks is
characterized by the IEEE 802.15.6 for the operation around the human
body. In WBAN, network longevity is one noteworthy issue confronted
following the constrained energy supply in body nodes.The
primary goal of this work is to expand the network lifetime, so a
Modified Position Aware algorithm is actualized where the spatial
coordinates and battery status of every node is shared to all the nodes
inside the network by incorporating the Probabilistic Energy Aware
routing (PER), and Body Node Coordinator (BNC) is versatile in the
network. Simulation results demonstrates that the network
lifetime is reliably improved. The placement of BNC using the Modified
Position-Aware BNC Placement algorithm along with the PER protocol
improves the network lifetime reliably. |
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A realistic vehicle tracking and infotainment service provisioning in
vehicular networks |
Author (s): |
Parth Joshi and Vetrivelan P. |
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The Vehicular Ad hoc Networks (VANETs) have been driven by Dedicated
Short-Range Communication (DSRC) technology or IEEE 802.11p, which is
designed to help drivers travel more safely and reduce the number of
fatalities due to road accidents. This paper aims at proposing a novel
framework for achieving Intelligent Transport System (ITS) by
incorporating On Board Unit (OBU) and Road Side Unit (RSU)
communications for Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) and
Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I) modes offering better tracking, seamless
handoff and other factors like safety and traffic optimization. Also,
the IT’S has enabled to access the cloud based infotainment services
during travel in VANET environment. |
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Iot based vehicle parking assistance system |
Author (s): |
Vijay kiran A. and Vetrivelan P. |
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With the expansion in vehicle creation and world populace, more parking
spots and offices are required. In this paper another stopping framework
called Smart Parking System (SPS) is proposed to help drivers to
discover empty spaces in an auto park in a shorter time. The new
framework utilizes ultrasonic (ultrasound) sensors to identify either
auto park inhabitance or uncalled for stopping activities. Distinctive
locations advances are checked on and contrasted with decide the best
innovation for creating SPS. Elements of SPS incorporate empty parking
spot identification, discovery of disgraceful stopping, showcase of
accessible parking spots, and directional pointers toward empty parking
spots, installment offices and distinctive sorts of parking spots. This
paper additionally depicts the utilization of a SPS framework from the
passageway into a parking garage until the finding of an empty parking
spot. The framework is outlined in such a way showing the geological
area of the guide in our cell telephone with the assistance of the
android application. |
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Modified food gum (Cissus populnea) fibers:
Microstructural behavior,
physico - mechanical properties and kinetics of water absorption |
Author (s): |
Azeez Taofik Oladimeji and Onukwuli Dominic Okechukwu |
Abstract: |
The aim of this study is to investigate the effect of chemical
modifications on the properties of Cissus populnea fibers. The method
involve chemical treatments of C. populnea fibers using sodium hydroxide
(NaOH), sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS) and ethylene diamine tetraacetic
acid (EDTA). Microstructural behavior (scanning electron microscope
‘SEM’ and Fourier transform infrared ‘FTIR’ analysis), mechanical
properties (tensile strength, modulus, elongation and energy at break),
the physical properties (aspect ratio, density and water absorption)
were determined and compared with untreated Cissus populnea fibers. SEM
topography and FTIR spectra, respectively, revealed the change in
morphology and structure after treatments which resulted to increase in
tensile properties of Cissus populnea fibers. The treatment increased
the aspect ratio with reduced density and water absorption capacity of
Cissus populnea fibers. EDTA treatment increased the tensile strength of
Cissus populnea fibers by 250.86 %.Hence,EDTA is superior as surface
modification for improving tensile strength and hydrophobic nature of
Cissus populnea fibers. |
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LRSS maintenance model: Concepts and application methods for improving
the availability of the national electrical network |
Author (s): |
M. Z. Bouzoubaa, M. A. Soulhi and Mme J.
El Alami |
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The present article is the edifice of the implementation of a
maintenance management model called LRSS. Our model, aimed at the
ongoing improvement of the performance of industrial systems, namely in
terms of service availability and continuity, rests on the fight against
scheduled maintenance stops-related unavailability. Thus, and for the
purposes of research thesis, we have taken the Moroccan national
electricity network as a case study. In the present article, and given
the first positive results published in a previous study [1], we seek to
analyze thentation of our model and its application to each constituent
in order to avail industrials and manufacturers of a toolbox, which will
be incorporated in maintenance manuals with regard to similar industrial
systems. |
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Development of an expert system for diagnosis of bearing faults of
rotating components in a power plant |
Author (s): |
G. Durga Prasad, A. Pradeep Sai Siva and N. Anvesh Kumar |
Abstract: |
Today era of machines influenced the maintenance engineer to upkeep
equipment in good condition apart from this he needs to consider
quality, reliability, safety and most essential productivity. This puts
the Maintenance department to pick "Condition Monitoring" which is
predictive kind of maintenance method for upkeep of a machine, which
includes in identifying the initial issues present in machine ahead of
time and gives time to fix them. The Vibration based monitoring of
machine is highly effective due to its wide application and effective
way to detect faults. It is used to evaluate condition of rotating like
Boiler Feed Pump Trains, Turbines and Windmills. The present work
highlights monitoring of Boiler Feed Pump and Turbine assembly health by
analyzing Tri-axial data. Considering the velocity as important
parameter, the Tri-axial velocity in different directions are compared
to limiting velocity for a particular speed approved from Indian
Standard Organization which are based on ISO 2372.Then based on
conditions the possible faults can be predicted. Mode shapes for
different shafts are generated from ANSYS. In order to reflect the above
work an Expert system is developed in Java Jframe using Netbeans IDE.
The Expert system which is named as EXSYSTEM is meant to take input as
velocities in different directions and predict the possible faults along
with remedial measures. |
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Management of energy production |
Author (s): |
Ismail El Kafazi and Rachid Bannariand
Abdellah Abouabdellah |
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The
integration of renewable source including solar and wind power is a new
challenge that can improve the profit of the electric network. Its use
in the production is necessary to maintain energy efficiency. Due to the
dependency of these energies on the weather condition and climate
change, it seems necessary to combine the two power sources by using the
strengths of a source to compensate the weakness of the other. This
article aims to propose a new method for the energy production
management. Moreover, we use the interpolation for the prediction of
production. |
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Determination of distortion in broadband
amplifiers for different standards of signals in CATV networks |
Author (s): |
Stanimir Sadinov, Panagiotis Kogias and
Krasen Angelov |
Abstract: |
This
report relates to the correct calculation of nonlinear distortion in
CATV networks - CSO and CTB. Practically this is related to the correct
setting of the amplifiers and equalizers need certain places on the
network. It is also recognized factors that transmit bidirectional
analogue and digital signals and packets having different levels and
bandwidth. |
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Detection of proximity to voltage collapse
of multi-bus power network using Transmission Line Voltage Stability
Indicator |
Author (s): |
Gitanjali Saha, Kabir Chakraborty and
Priyanath Das |
Abstract: |
Recent trends reveals that in order to operate the modern transmission
and distribution power system networks with maximum reliability and
security, a power system operator must have the knowledge of the voltage
stability margin. It has become a challenging task to accomplish fast
and accurate indications of voltage stability margin in power systems.
In this paper a new voltage stability indicator has been proposed
considering the Line charging susceptance based on unique equivalent Two
- Bus p network system applying the fundamental Kirchoff - Laws. With
the help of this proposed indicator, an operator can efficiently and
quickly detect the proximity of a voltage collapse for a multi-bus
system. This voltage stability indicator is defined as Transmission Line
Voltage Stability Indicator (TLVSI) for online monitoring of a system.
The proposed indicator has been incorporated on the IEEE 5-bus and
IEEE.14-bus system considering the several power system topology and
many contingency scenarios. This voltage stability indicator can also be
used to find the effect of change of active load on the system and its
relation with the receiving end voltage and the transmission line
critical voltage to detect the most vulnerable spots of the system. |
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Performance analysis of an efficient FFT
processor using leakage power reduction technique |
Author (s): |
V. Vamsikrishna, T. Surendra Babu, N. Mathan and T. Ravi |
Abstract: |
FFT processors are involved in a wide range of applications today. Not
only a savory important block in digital TV, broadband systems, but also
in areas like radar, medical electronics, imaging and the SETI
project (Search for Extra-terrestrial Intelligence). FFT is used in
everything from broadband to 3G and Digital TV to radio LAN’s. Due to
its heavy computational requirements, it occupies large space and
consumes more power in hardware. In these FFT processors there will
leakage power so to reduce these leakage power we are implementing some
of the low power techniques. The main parameters such as power, delay
and power delay product of FFT processor are analyzed using 130nm
technology. The FFT processor is implemented by modified sleepy stack
approach which is having low leakage power. All three parameters are
measured and examined for proposed FFT processor and its components
using HSPICE tool in 130nm technology. As a result of this, it is
concluded that the leakage feedback technique shows a better performance
by reducing the leakage power efficiently. The resultant architecture
can be used for many low power applications in digital electronics. |
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