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![]() S. Ravi Kumar1
Abstract: From the definition of an ADL it can be observed that an ADL R satisfies ( ) ( ) ( ) a b c a c b c …..(*) but does not satisfy the dual of (*), namely ( ) ( ) ( ). a b c a c b c Thus the lattice theoretic duality principle does not hold in ADLs. In this paper, we introduce the concept of relative dual annihilators in an ADL and study some of their properties. Also, we define a relatively Dually Normal ADL and we characterize a Relatively Dually Normal ADL R in terms of relative dual annihilators. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Lamin Kabareh
Abstract: Approximation of finite population totals in the presence of auxiliary information is considered. Polynomials based on Piecewise polynomial and Newton backward difference polynomial are proposed. Like the local polynomial regression, Horvitz Thompson and ratio estimators, these approximation techniques are based on annual population totals in order to fit in the best approximating polynomial within a given period of time (years) in this study. The proposed Piecewise polynomial technique has shown to be unbiased under a first order polynomial as we approach the target value as opposed to the Newton backward difference polynomial. The use of real data indicated that the Piecewise polynomial is efficient and can approximate properly and give a smooth curve at the knots in the presence of outliers. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() N.Venkata Ramana
Abstract: This document presents the bearing and compressive strengths of steel fibre reinforced silica fume concrete. To evaluate the strengths standard size cube specimens cast and tested in compression testing machine. Total six mixes were taken for this study, in the mixes the silica fume was used as partial replacement of cement with various proportions of 0, 5,10,15,20 and 25%. In all the mixes the crimpled steel fibres were also added with the dosage of 1 and 2% by volume of specimen. The obtained bearing strength results were compared with the existing codes of IS 456 and ACI 318 cods. Few regression models were deduced to assess the experimental results with precision. The results showed that, the mix with 15% silica fume is optimum and also observed that, the addition of steel fibres for all the mixes are effective to exhibit high bearing strength. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Kusam Devgan
Abstract: The silver ion induced modifications undergoing in E-CTFE copolymer films were examined with the various doses. Samples of E-CTFE were irradiated by Silver (120 MeV) ions with the fluence in the range of 1 x 1011–3 x 1012 ions cm-2 in vacuum at room temperature. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() 1S.Anitha
Abstract: In this paper, the notion of bipolar fuzzy soft sets, the idea of a bipolar fuzzy soft groupoid in a given set and related properties are investigated. Bipolar fuzzy soft groupoid is also constructed by using bipolar fuzzy soft groupoid. Conversely bipolar fuzzy soft groupoid is established by the way of bipolar fuzzy soft groupoid. The characterisations of bipolar fuzzy soft groupoid is provided and normal bipolar fuzzy soft groupoid are discussed. Finally the decision making approach for bipolar fuzzy soft set is to be analysed with a suitable example. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Suresh Singh G
Abstract: Graph theoretical analysis is an important area of research in biological networks. In this work we defined a new graph called Neuropeptide 𝒞 ∗∗ − graph obtained from 𝒞 ∗∗ − set of each protein/peptide graphs of fifteen neuropeptides which involved in the brain function – learning and memory processes. From the graph theoretical analysis we got some observations about the relation among the fifteen neuropeptides. The highest centrality measures of the neuropeptides Beta-endorphin, Galanin, Neuropeptide Y, Oxytocin and Substance P revealed the critical vertices of the graph and they also gave the prominent neuropeptides involved in the learning and memory processes. The neuropeptide 𝒞 ∗∗ − graph showed that all the neuropeptides were connected because every pairs of neuropeptides were inter related by atleast one amino acid which recieved atleast one highest centrality measure and revealed the strength of the relation between neuropeptides with in the brain function – learning and memory processes. This work may help in the study of the mechanisms involved in learning, memory processes and other brain functions and would aid in developing better solutions to treat diseases like Alzheimer’s. Its application may also help in the study of the evolution of neuropeptides involved in learning and memory processes and other brain functions in different species of animals Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() ADITYA MUDGAL
Abstract: Communication satellites make use of transponder to transmit and receive signals from respective earth stations. These transponders consist of Power Amplifier which is the last electronic component in it. They are used to amplify the power of the signal and make it available for driving the antennas. In this paper, a Ka-Band class AB PA is proposed using a cascaded topology. It is designed using CMOS technology to reduce chip area and power consumption. KEYWORDS: Power Amplifier (PA), CMOS, efficiency, linearity, Class AB, Common-Source (CS). Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() P. Kalavathi
Abstract: Alzheimer Disease (AD) is one of the brain related disease that occur due to aging. It affects the brain, degenerate and kills the brain cells therefore causes the shrinkage in the brain tissues. The detection of AD in brain images is very cruicial in present times. In this paper, we proposed a method for detecting the Alzheimer disease in MRI human head scans by segmenting the WM and GM using Spatial Fuzzy Clustering Method (SFCM). This proposed method is a two-tier process, the Tier1 consists of brain portion extraction using skull stripping method and the segmentation of White Matter (WM) and Gray Matter (GM) using SFCM with level set method is processed in Tier2. The WM and GM are further analyzed to detect Alzheimer disease in MR brain images. Moreover, our method is evaluated by the similarity measures such as Jaccard (J) and Dice (D) to assess the efficiency. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Sunita Mishra
Abstract: This study focuses on the behaviour of blood flow through capillaries during Angina. There are two layers in capillaries one is plasma layer and other layer is Red blood cells which is kwon as core layer. Plasma layer is Newtonian and Core layer is non – Newtonian. We applied Non-Newtonian power-law. Here blood is represented as Power law fluid model and flow model is shown by the equation of motion and the continuity equations. Using appropriate boundary conditions, numerical expression for volumetric flow rate and blood pressure drop have been derived. The role of hematocrit is explicit in the determination of blood pressure drop in the case of angina. The overall presentation is in tensorial form and solution technique adapted is analytical as well as numerical. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Nirmalendu Das
Abstract: Oyster mushroom (Pleurotus spp.) cultivation is a very simple low cost technology. Four Pleurotus spp. viz. P. ostreatus, P. florida, P. pulmonarius and P. flabellatus were grown in 30 ± 2 0C in non-sterilzed rice straw. All the biochemical studies were done using 70% methanolic extract of dried powder of mushroom fruiting bodies. Flavonoids, total phenol, orthodihydric phenol content of all the species were measured in addition to their protein and carbohydrate contents. P. ostreatus showed highest protein and carbohydrate. P. flabellatus showed highest flavonoid. P. florida showed highest phenol content whereas P. florida and P. pulmonarius showed highest orthodihydric phenol contents. Antioxidant activities of the mushroom extract in terms of ABTS and DPPH oxidation and reducing power was estimated in all the species. Though ABTS scavenging activities are more or less similar but DPPH scavenging activities differ markedly in different Pleurotus spp. and P. ostreatus showed the highest result (74+2.2%). The highest reducing power was found in P. florida. The fruiting body as well as mycelial extract of Pleurotus species showed antibacterial activities in as low as 36-45 mg fresh fruiting body equivalent which is comparable to standard commercial antibiotic erythromycin. The present study does not establish the superiority of any single species but in general all the studied Pleurotus species contained different nutraceuticals which may be utilized for the benefit of nutritional as well as health status of people from third world countries Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Dr. Durgesh Kumar Srivastava
Abstract: The powerloom industry came to be a successor and extension of the handloom industry. It was therefore obvious that handloom centers in the country developed into powerloom centers also. Of course, there were some other centers which developed independently as powerloom centers for different reasons. The main ailment of the power loom industry is that a large portion of it depends upon the private spinners for the supply of yarn and on the master weavers for the processing of cloth, its sale, etc. The imbalance in the weaving and spinning capacity and lack of a co-operative infrastructure for pre and post weaving facilities have been causing acute economic hardships to the weavers. Besides, as their services are not institutionalized, they have to forgo the commercial gains of their labour and have been reduced to the position of hired labour. The vast majorities of power loom weavers fall in the lowest income group. Majority of them work for master weavers who exploit them by manipulating the prices of raw materials as well as finished goods to their own advantage. Sometimes, weavers are also fleeced by the master weavers and the money lenders, who charge usurious rates of interest on loans taken by the weavers to buy materials or equipments or to tide over difficult periods or for the celebrations of a marriage or the defraying of medical expenses. There is also widespread unemployment among the weavers. This paper is based on secondary data and tries to identify the challenges faced by the workforce in decentralized powerloom sector and the government’s response in resolving these issues Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Mr. Vikas L. Karade
Abstract: The pH electrode widely used to mesure pH in an industry. pH is defined over hundreds of years ago. pH is 14 order of magnitude of hydrogen ion concentration. The industries like water treatment plants, pharmaceuticals, chemical and evvironmental protection etc. pH control plays important role. The pH measurement is highly nonlinear. The improper mechanical design, controller design, final control element selection and installation of process equipments affect control of pH. This paper describes the opportunities for the online pH control of solution. The equation of pH and control algorithms as well as effect of temperature on pH control is mentioned in this paper. An equivalent circuit of the electrode is employed to identify changes in pH unknown to most users. While controlling the pH of CuSO4 Online we have regulated the flow of lime solution according to output of pH sensor. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Narendra Kumar Sharma
Abstract: The primary aim of this research paper is to study the literatures and their findings on data mining for effective decision making in health related issues specially for rural people. In our critical review, we compare verity of research papers based on data mining approaches, techniques, tools and its impact on healthcare. The research paper has alienated in five sections Introduction, Review of Literature, Rural Healthcare, Comparative Table and Conclusion. The researcher has tried to put on view all the existing findings to show the position of healthcare. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() SHAILAJ KUMAR SHRIVASTAVA
Abstract: The mechanism of superconductivity continues to be one of the most fascinating and challenging topics in condense matter physics. The discovery of high-Tc cuprate superconductors and iron based superconductors has challenged the classical theories of condensed matter physics and opened a new chapter of strongly correlated electron systems. The key question of superconductivity is the nature of mechanism of pairing of carriers. The electron phonon interaction or spin fluctuations are considered to be central to the mechanism of superconductivity. In this article attempt has been made to highlights the brief outcome of various models and theories on the mechanism of superconductivity. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Mini.S.Thomas
Abstract: A (n,m) graph G =(V,E) is said to be Cubic Harmonious Graph(CHG) if there exists an injective function f:V(G)→{1,2,3,………m3+1} such that the induced mapping f *chg: E(G)→ {13 ,23 ,33 ,……….m3 } defined by f *chg(uv) = (f(u)+f(v)) mod (m3+1) is a bijection. Here we will discuss about cubic harmonious labeling techniques of the graph 𝑃𝑛 Θ 𝐾1 – 𝑒 and twig graph. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
131-133 |
![]() Pawan Kumar Mishra
Abstract: Of late, the quality of education, particularly the higher and technical education in India, has attracted a lot of attention across the country. Failure of higher and technical education institutions in India to meet the global parameters of educational excellence can be testified with the simple fact that our institutions do not figure in the ranking lists of top educational institutions in the world. Along with the quality of education, low employability is the other verity which has raised serious concerns and necessitated the need for course correction in the domain of higher education in general and technical education in particular. Technical Education is one of the most significant components of human resources development in a developing country like India as it creates the required manpower to facilitate the industrial, technical development of the country and consequently the quality of life of the population. In recognition of the importance of this sector, the founding fathers of Indian economic planning accorded utmost priority to this sector. There has been phenomenal growth in the field of technical education during the last seven decades of economic planning in India. At the dawn of independence, there were hardly 4 degree and 8 diploma institutions. There are at present more 3,500 institutions, with intake capacity of around 15 lakhs. This phenomenal growth in the domain of technical education has raised certain crucial concerns for the policy makers and the stake holders. Some of these are ensuring quality of education, promoting the spirit of quest, to working out meaningful curriculum which is aligned with the requirements of job market. The essential rationale of this paper is to look into the challenges before the technical education in India and ways to align it with employability, and creation of a knowledge society which is fitting with the needs of industry and developmental necessities of the country. This paper is divided into three sections – first section sets the background by presenting an overview of engineering education in India since independence, second part enlists the main challenges in engineering education in India, third section makes an attempt to propose certain possible solutions so as to bring engineering education in sync with the imperatives of creating a knowledge society and ensure employability. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() L.Ramya
Abstract: In present day situation there has been an increment in the number of aged people that can protect for themselves. Yet, there are sure dangers associated with age which include falls, blood stress or coronary heart problems among others, that could bring about critical effects to the persons. The goal of this have a look at is the improvement of a system oriented IoT, which may be received with the aid of the low income population, permitting any family member to do a far off following up. One of the most extreme issues is the falls. Because of this we commenced improving a module that can identify drops with accelerometers in this first degree, controlling of elderly can be done with the “Intel Galileo” development board and their condition can be send to the authorised person through GSM. The detailed description of the sensors which are used to rendering of corrections and data analysing are explained, due to functioning with a sensor MMA7361 with Intel Galileo distinguished from other platforms. Index TermsIoT,Accelerometer, Fall detection, MMA 7361 sensor, GSM modem. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() S.Sreedhar
Abstract: Numerical calculations of the resulting solutions are performed and by varying the various physical parameters Hartmann number, Hall parameter, viscosity ratio, height ratio and represented graphically to discuss interesting features of the solutions. We observed that an increase Hall parameter increases the primary and secondary velocity distributions for fixed values of the remaining governing parameters Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Arun JB
Abstract: A major issue for computer networks is to prevent important information from being disclosed to illegal users. So to ensure the security of these multimedia data encryption technique is used. After analyzing several digital encryption and decryption algorithms this study designs a symmetric image encryption and decryption scheme based on image chipping method. Through number of experimental tests conducted with this detailed encryption algorithm, we demonstrate a high security algorithm of the new scheme. In this study, we propose a new algorithm to encrypt an image for secure transfer. At the start, we break up the original image using chipping algorithm, and find out the most appropriate optimum chipping point where encrypted and cover image quality are similar. This proposed method applied chipper and encryption both simultaneously. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Harishanker Sahai Chaudhery
Abstract: In respect of fluid dynamics two phase flow generally refers to a flow in which two material phases are simultaneously present. In some cases, the two phases consists of different physical state of a single material such as bubbles of steam in water (Gas-Liquid). In other cases, the two phases each consists of a different material such as dust particle in air (Solid - gas). Mathematical models of two phase flow are primarily applicable to situation mentioned as above. The two phases in some cases differ from each other with respect to their physical states. However, it is possible to use models to stimulate flows that involve mixture of two immiscible materials that exist in single physical state, for example, droplets of oil in water (liquid-liquid). In the present paper we have studied the MHD flow and heat transfer in both the following two types of fluid mixture :- (a) When the mixture is two fluids. (b) When the mixture is of a gas and dust particles. For the fluid in the two phase of first type, the fluid in the two-phase were assumed to be immiscible, incompressible. It is also assumed that the flow is steady, one-dimensional and fully developed. Further the two fluids are assumed to have different viscosities and thermal conductivities. We have investigated the upper phase and the lower phase of the two fluids was assumed to be electrically conducting and the conductivity of the two fluids is different. The transport properties of the two fluids were taken to be constant and the bounding plates are maintained at consists and equal temperature The analytical solutions for velocities and temperature distributions are obtained and are evaluated numerically for different heights and viscosity ratios for the two fluids and for two values of the electric load parameter R e . The results are plotted graphically. It is observed that in case of open circuit problem for negative values of the electric load parameter R e , the effect of increasing the Hartmann number M is to accelerate the velocity and is to increase the temperature in contrast to the short case. Further it is also observed that with suitable values of the ratios of depths the velocity decreases but the temperature increases. Again if the ratio of the viscosities of the two fluids is increased the velocity increases but the temperature decreases and if the ratio of the thermal conductivities is increased the temperature can also be increased. We have studied the magnetohydrodynamic heat transfer in two phase flow between two parallel plates in presence of a transverse magnetic field. We have assumed that both the phases are incompressible and to have constant transport properties and both the phases are taken to be electrically conducting. The plates were assumed to be maintained at constant and equal temperature. The investigation is expected to the useful in understanding the presence of slag layers on the heat transfer characteristic of coal-fired MHD generator. The boundaries of the generator channel will be assumed to be infinitely long, parallel plates. The exact solutions of velocity and temperature distributions are obtained. The results are shown graphically. Results are also presented for various depths, viscosities and thermalconductivities ratios for the two fluids and for two values of the electric field loading parameters. For the second type, the effect of radiative heat transfer term on propagation of characteristic waves in two phase mixture of a gas and dust particle. When particle volume fraction appears as an additional variable is investigated and with the help of Laplace Transformation analytic solutions are obtained in characteristic plane. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() B.MANI KUMAR
Abstract: In present day situation there has been an increment in the number of aged people that can protect for themselves. Yet, there are sure dangers associated with age which include falls, blood stress or coronary heart problems among others, that could bring about critical effects to the persons. The goal of this have a look at is the improvement of a system oriented IoT, which may be received with the aid of the low income population, permitting any family member to do a far off following up. One of the most extreme issues is the falls. Because of this we commenced improving a module that can identify drops with accelerometers in this first degree, controlling of elderly can be done with the “Intel Galileo” development board and their condition can be send to the authorised person through GSM. The detailed description of the sensors which are used to rendering of corrections and data analysing are explained, due to functioning with a sensor MMA7361 with Intel Galileo distinguished from other platforms. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Dr. Paras Jain
Abstract: In India, due to less of awareness about practice of good health lots of problems are increasing. Infrastructure like hospitals, roads, water and sanitation are lacking in rural areas. Shortages of healthcare providers, poor intra-partum and newborn care, diarrheal diseases and acute respiratory infections also contribute to unhealthy conditions. Present study is focused on finding of causes and status of general health problems among male and female of different age group. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() SOUMEN BANERJEE
Abstract: The flow of two immiscible electrically conducting Oldroyd fluids through a straight rectangular tube has been studied. The flow has been considered in presence of transverse uniform magnetic field and under the influence of time –varying pressure gradient. Using integral transform technique, the exact solutions for the velocities of two immiscible fluids have been obtained. Finally a few particular cases of pressure gradient have been discussed. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() K.Ponnammal
Abstract: This paper presents Singly Diagonally Implicit Runge-Kutta method based on cubic-spline Interpolation for the numerical solution of delay differential equation.The advantage of implicit Runge-Kutta methods is in their superior stabilitycompared with the explicit methods, more so when applied to food limited equations.Our objective is to develop a scheme for solving Delay Differential equation using singly diagonally implicit Runge-Kutta method of 4 th order and 5th order with the food limited population model equation and discussed about stability region. Errors of numerical results are compared with exact solution. This study is implemented with matlab programming. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Dr.A.Sudhakaraiah
Abstract: Few subjects in mathematics have as specified an origin as graph theory. Graph theory originated with the Konigsberg Bridge Problem, which Leonhard Euler solved in 1736. Over the past sixty years, there has been a great deal of exploration in the area of graph theory. Its popularity has increased due to its many modern day applications in Circular arc-graphs corresponding to circular arc family and it has become the source of interest to many researchers. Circular graphs are intersection graphs of arcs on a circle. These graphs are reported to have been studied since 1964, and they have been receiving considerable attention since a series of papers by Tucker in the 1970s. In the present paper we presented the Comparison of Domination Number, Radius and Diameter of Circular Arc-Graph G. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Santoshi Kumari
Abstract: Background: Maternal smoking and alcohol exposure in pregnancy lowers BMI and affects the child IQ. Method: A cross sectional study in which we explored the IQ of school going children in the age group (11-17) and analyzes the factors associated with prenatal exposure of father and mother with the help of designed questionnaire and develop Ordinal logistic regression model.. Intelligence Quotient Score by Dr. P. Shrinivasan verbal intelligence test collected in pre-designed questionnaire in the class room without the presence of school administration so that student feel free in the class room to fill the information given in the questionnaire explained by the researcher. Result: In this study we observed that the mother whose education qualification was 12th pass have highest rate of non smoker category 93% and mother whose education qualification was Matric have highest rate of smoking during pregnancy 9.6%. Mother who smokes during pregnancy was found 10.5 % and 4.6% in urban and rural area. And mother who smoke during pregnancy gave birth to a child in preterm category and full term was 10% and 6.8%. We found there is significant association between children IQ and maternal smoking habit during pregnancy p=0.049. This indicates that maternal smoking habit during pregnancy negatively affects the IQ level of children. In an ordinal logistic regression table we found that these variables namely Alcohol intake of father, smoking habit of father, chewing habit of father, mother smoking during pregnancy, alcohol intake of mother, chewing habit of mother, health status of mother and type of delivery were significantly associated thus we conclude that these variables of prenatal exposure affect the IQ level of children. Conclusion: In our study we used chi-square test and ordinal logistic regression to check the association between children IQ and maternal smoking habit, prenatal exposure of father and mother. Smoking during pregnancy is likely to be one of the factors that affect the IQ of children. We conclude that there is significant association between children IQ and maternal smoking habit by using chi square test and when we apply ordinal logistic regression, we conclude that the IQ of children is affected by the prenatal exposure of father and mother. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() T. Sheeba Helen
Abstract: A dominating set D of a graph G is a global cototal dominating set if D is both a global dominating set and a cototal dominating set. The global cototal domination number γgcot(G) is the minimum cardinality of a global cototal domination set of G. In this paper we determine the value of the global cototal domination number γgcot(G) for Friendship graph, Helm graph, Trestled graph, Total graph, Web graph and Grid graph. Subject Classification: 05C69 Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() A.Mary Priya Dharsini
Abstract: In this paper, we discuss 𝛼 − 𝜓 rational proximal contraction mappings in setting of multiplicative metric spaces. Our main results improve and extend several results in the literature. As an application we deduce the best proximity point and fixed point results in multiplicative metric spaces Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() S.SREEDHAR
Abstract: Numerical calculations of the resulting solutions are performed and by varying the various physical parameters Hartmann number, Hall parameter, viscosity ratio, height ratio and represented graphically to discuss interesting features of the solutions. We observed that an increase Hall parameter increases the primary and secondary velocity distributions for fixed values of the remaining governing parameters. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() S. M. Tauseef
Abstract: Chemical process industries which use hazardous chemicals and/or processes are prone to accidents involving fire, explosion, or toxic release ─ which occur singly or in combination. Forecasting the likelihood of such accidents, and assessing their likely consequences, forms the basis of all accident prevention and mitigation strategies. This paper has attempted a critical assessment of the software that is available presently, priced or unpriced, for assessing consequences of process industry accidents. Besides developing a gist of the state-of-the-art, this survey also aims at identifying the strengths and the weaknesses of the available tools so that priorities for further work can be set accordingly. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Badal Dev Roy
Abstract: The Turbocharger is a charge booster for internal combustion engines to achieve the engine operating performance in safe range even at higher loads. Charge supplies must meet the engine requirements with respect to speed and load. The speed and load may differ based on the routes in which the vehicle operates. This study focuses the simulation based and test based matching of turbochargers with trim 68 (B60J68) and trim 75 (A58N75) for the TATA 497 TCIC -BS III engine. The routes like Rough road, highway and slope up are considered for evaluation. The turbomatch performances were obtained by simulation and data-logger method at various routes. The appropriateness of matching was evaluated in the range of minimum to maximum engine speeds. The appropriateness evaluation carried out with the help of compressor map. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Arathi Chitla
Abstract: The concept of Digital India has to make every household digitally literate. The Government of India basic aim to transform the nation towards digitalizatio with providing government services to be available to their citizens electronically and providing digital empowerment of the society and knowledge economy. This initiation will prepare India for knowledge based transformation and be available of good governance to citizens. Even though 70 percent people living the rural area the Government of India hopes to achieve growth on multiple dimensions with this much publicized program. The present study is focused on public response to accept digitalization process in the country initiated by the union government.. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() R. Suresh Kumar
Abstract: Nowadays the Adaptive Noise Cancellation is one of the major techniques of estimating signals corrupted by noise or interference. The main advantage is no acceptable estimates of signal or noise, levels of noise rejection getable that may be troublesome or not possible to attain by different signal process strategies of removing noise. Its cost, inevitably, is that it wants two input signal such as original signal and noisy signal. The reference input is adaptively filtered and ablated from the first input to get the signal estimate. Reconciling filtering before subtraction permits the treatment of inputs that settled or random, stationary or time-variable. The result of unrelated noises in primary and reference inputs, and presence of signal parts within the reference input on the ANC performance is investigated. it's shown that within the absence of unrelated noises and once the reference is freed from signal, noise within the primary input may be basically eliminated while not signal distortion. A configuration of the reconciling noise canceller that doesn't need a reference input and is extremely helpful several applications is additionally use of ANC while not a reference input for canceling periodic interference, reconciling self-tuning filter, antenna aspect lobe interference canceling, cancellation of noise in EEG signals, etc Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() P.K.Manjhi
Abstract: In this paper methods of construction of some class of Generalized Directed Association Scheme from complete bipartite graph is giventhen an approach to construct class Generalised Directed Association Scheme from complete n-partite graph is suggested . Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Ashok Kumar Mishra
Abstract: In India, annual production of oilseeds is around 27.51 million tons and it grown in around 25.59 million hectares of area (Agricultural Statistics at a Glance 2016). Present study focused on forecasting of oilseeds production in India using Unobserved Component Models. The present paper is to discuss structural time series methodology utilized for modeling time-series data in the presence of trend, seasonal and cyclic and irregular fluctuation has been discussed. Structural time series model are formulated in such a way that their components are stochastic, i.e. they are related as being driven by random disturbances. A number of methods of computing Maximum Likelihood Estimators are considered. These include direct maximization of various times domain likelihood function. Once a model estimated, its suitability can be assessed using goodness of fit statistics and model used to predict for ten leading years. In the study the model developed for oilseeds production, from the forecasting available. Afteranalysis of production of oilseeds by structural time series model using SAS, oilseeds production forecast for the year 2025 to be near about 35.00 million tones with upper and lower confidence limit 27.21 and 42.80 million tonnes respectively and it shows that there is an increasing trend for production of oilseeds in India. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Rajeev Kumar Singh
Abstract: Evaluate the performance of database systems are more difficult with the existence of different database management systems such as MS SQL Server, Oracle, My SQL and so on, which serves different requirements. As DBMSes are limited in speed with respect to time, they need to be highly efficient and effective through their performances that demand by the market. A DBMS provides different facilities for controlling data access, data summarizing, enforcing data integrity, managing concurrency control, transaction system, recovering the database after failures and restoring it from backup files, as well as maintaining database security. It is a set of software programs that controls the system organization, storage, management, and retrieval of data in a database. That is why they need to be efficient in storage and speed. This is the same reason why DBMSes need to be evaluated based on their performances. Different DBMSs performs differently in different environment. This paper, evaluate the performance of Three different database management systems(MySql, Sqlite, PostgreSQL). Based on that, comparison of different DBMSs in the same environment is possible. This performance evaluation is done based on responce time and memory capacity. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Dr.Manju Sharma
Abstract: In the present paper, heat and mass transfer effects on the unsteady flow of an incompressible, homogeneous, electrically conducting, viscous fluid through a time dependent porous medium past an infinite porous vertical plate with time dependent suction velocity under the influence of uniform magnetic field is studied. It is considered that the permeabilit y of t he porous mediu m decreases exponential with time. Using perturbation t echnique suggested by Lighthill (1954), the solutions for primar y velocity, secondary velocity, temperature field and concentration field are obtained. In addition, expressions for skin-fr iction, rate of heat transfer, rate of mass transfer are also derived. The effects of important parameters on primar y velocity and secondary velocity are observed with the help of figure. The effects of various parameters on skin-fr iction due to primar y velocity and secondary velocity are discussed with the help of tables. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Kalyani Pendyala
Abstract: Star Frame are explained with different examples. The operators on * frames are defined in Hilbert C* modules and Hilbert C* algebras.The relationship between frames and * frames are in Hilbert C* algebras are explained. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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![]() Dr. Kailash Chaudhary
Abstract: This paper presents an optimization technique to dynamically balance the planar five-bar mechanisms in which the shaking force and shaking moment are minimized using the genetic algorithm (GA). A dynamically equivalent system of point-masses that represents each rigid link of a mechanism is developed to represent link’s inertial properties. The shaking force and shaking moment are then expressed in terms of the point-mass parameters which are taken as the design variables. These design variables are brought into the optimization scheme to reduce the shaking force and shaking moment. This formulates the objective function which optimizes the mass distribution of each link. The balancing problem is formulated as a multi-objective optimization problem and multiple optimal solutions are created as a Pareto front by using the genetic algorithm. The masses and inertias of the optimized links are computed from the optimized design variables. The effectiveness of the proposed methodology is shown by applying it to a problem of five-bar planar mechanism available in the literature. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
358-373 |
![]() Diriba Kajela
Abstract: The main purpose of studding computational intelligence as independent field is to understand and apply the principles that make intelligent behaviour possible weather it is from a natural or an artificial system. To accomplish this broad concept, it is important to understand different computational methods in which their popularity becoming increasing from time to time in the past few decades. The Paradigms of computational intelligence (CI) techniques have been successfully used in recent years to address various challenges of the real world which can‟t be solved by conventional techniques. The application areas are also numerous as some of them explained in the document. These techniques are inspired from fuzzy logic, evolutionary computing, learning theory and probabilistic methods. All these sub fields are different in nature and have different application areas and ability to solve problems. Nowadays, Techniques of Computational Intelligence has got great attention in solving problems in many fields of studies. In this document components of computational intelligence were explained by focusing on nature inspired algorithms. Comparative analysis of the techniques was made and shown that Swarm Intelligence based techniques has many advantages over the other techniques. The application of these techniques depends on the nature of the problem and experience of the researcher going to apply it. If they are properly handled these algorithms are wonder full to solve hard problems due to their stochastic nature. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
374-416 |
![]() P. P. Atre
Abstract: In this work systematic conversion of In2S3 into CuInS2 was studied using ultrasonic spray pyrolysis (USP) system. The ternary compound group of I-III-VI is important for solar cell because In2S3 acts as a buffer layer, while CuInS2 acts as an absorber layer in solar cell. CuInS2 thin films were synthesized by adding certain amounts of copper salt in the solution containing 0.06 M indium chloride and 0.36 M thiourea. In the absence of copper, the above solution forms In2S3. The copper salt added solution was ultrasonically sprayed on a glass substrate kept at 350 oC. For synthesis of n-type and p-type CuInS2, copper chloride with concentrations of 0.04 M and 0.06 M was added, respectively, in the solution containing indium chloride and thiourea. These films were characterized by X-ray diffraction (XRD), Raman spectroscopy, UV-Vis spectrophotometer, Hall effect measurement, etc Download full Lenght Paper...... |
417-423 |
![]() Tasneem Abbasi
Abstract: Accidents in chemical process industry cause significant lossessin terms of human health, life, property and environmental pollution. An accident starts with loss of containment of one or other hazardous substance resulting in fire, explosion, or dispersion of toxic material. The severity of an accident depends both on the scale of the accident and nature of impacted surroundings. This paper presents an overview of the types of accident that occur in chemical process industry, their damage potential, and how the likely impacts are forecast. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
424-455 |
![]() S. M. Tauseef
Abstract: Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is among the most common and ubiquitous of the fossil fuelsemployed by us. In contrast to other fossil fuels commonly used by everyone in day-to-day living ─ petrol, diesel, and kerosene ─ which all are a highly flammable, hence hazardous, LPG does not only carry flammability hazard but also the risk of explosion. Due to the very extensive and continuous use of LPG, the risk of LPG−related accident is ever present. This paper deals with the risk associated with the storage of LPG in large installations and reviews the safety codes prescribed by different agencies across the world to minimize the risk. It then p Download full Lenght Paper...... |
456-482 |
![]() Shravan Kumar
Abstract: The properties of H13 are dependent on the microstructure, the composition, and the heat treatment. The microstructure of H13 steel is composed of a tempered Ti C matrix, with various alloying element carbide precipitates distributed within. These carbides are composed of molybdenum, vanadium, chromium and iron. The size of the carbides varies for each alloying element that composes it. The molybdenum and vanadium carbides tend to be larger in size and clustered together. Carbides, composed of iron and chromium, are distributed evenly and therefore are very fine and do not form clustered colonies. The size of the carbides plays a key role in fracture. The present work discuss the life feasibility of the die by practical way of observing micro structures of bottom die after crack propagation and the hardness levels of heating. The process has been carried out on 1 ton hammer for observation of load impacts on the die Download full Lenght Paper...... |
483-490 |
![]() Dr. Maruti Prabhakar
Abstract: Data security has reliably been a huge issue in data innovation. In the cloud computing condition, it winds up being especially genuine in light of how the data is masterminded in better places even in the entire globe. Data security and access control is a champion among the most troublesome determined research work in cloud computing, in perspective of clients outsourcing their delicate data to cloud suppliers. The various existing game-plans that use unadulterated cryptographic frameworks to coordinate these security and access control issues experience the detestable effects of overwhelming computational overhead on the data proprietor and furthermore the cloud advantage supplier for key arrangement and association. Cloud amassing moves the client's data to liberal data focuses that are remotely orchestrated, on which client does not have any control. This novel piece of the cloud postures different new security challenges which should be unmistakably gotten a handle on and settled. Cloud Computing has been imagined as the cutting edge working of IT Enterprise.This article investigates the obstacles and answers for giving a dependable cloud computing environment. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
491-500 |
![]() Dr. Radhika Rapaka
Abstract: The motivation behind this paper is to survey enter ideas in expert systems, over the life cycle of expert system advancement. Thus, we will dissect the decision of the application zone for system improvement, gathering learning through purported information acquisition, picking an information portrayal, building in clarification and verifying and validating the system. Also, we break down various diverse applications of expert systems over a wide base of application zones, including medicine, geology and business. Further, we research a portion of the augmentations to and developing zones related with expert systems. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
501-509 |
![]() Dr. Ch. Vishnu Vardhan Chowdari
Abstract: FDI suggests capital inflows from abroad that are invested in or to enhance the creation furthest reaches of the economy. Regardless of globalization, the crucial piece of outside direct venture (FDI) in economic progression has not changed. In any case, various components and elements of FDI-helped change have changed: there is more vital assortment in the sorts of FDI, the points of interest each offer and the route in which each speaks with the host economy. FDI seen as a basic impulse for economic improvement in the making nations, It impacts the economic advancement by empowering household venture, growing human capital arrangement and by empowering the innovation move in the host nations. The essential explanation behind the examination is to investigate the impact of FDI on economic growth in India, from the season of 1990 to 2011 Download full Lenght Paper...... |
510-518 |
![]() Ogbuanu Cyril Chinedu
Abstract: Little did this generation know of high plant vegetables eaten in Enugu State of Nigeria and their health benefits? In the present investigation vegetables of high plants (Vitex doniana and Ficus sur) flavonoids are compared with that of lower plants (Genatum africanum, Solanium aethipicium and Achyranthes spondens). The samples were reflux extracted with ethanol respectively. Extensive chromatographic technique like thin layer and column chromatography were used for separation and purification of flavonoids. The absorption and functional characterization were carried out by UV/Visible and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) respectively. By using the obtained phytochemical, total flavonoids content, UV/Visible and FTIR spectral evidence and referring previous data libraries, the isolated compounds present in ethanol extract of the tested plant leaves were flavonoids Download full Lenght Paper...... |
519-532 |
![]() Chinmoy Dutta
Abstract: During chemical based enhanced oil recovery (EOR) process, ultralow oil-water interfacial tension (IFT) (less than 10-2 mN/m) should be achieved to mobilize the residual oil left behind after conventional recovery methods. This research work studied the phase behaviour of surfactant systems with a view to screen formulations for chemically enhanced waterflooding with ultralow IFT. The phase behaviour tests help to determine the optimum salinity, which is one of the most important parameter in the surfactant flooding because it is at this salinity at which maximum oil recovery can be obtained. The phase behaviour studies of (surfactant + brine + crude oil) systems were performed with various combinations of chemicals with crude oil (31 0API) of an Upper Assam oilfield at reservoir temperature (70 0C). The surfactants considered for the experimental works were Sodium Dodecyl Sulphate (SDS, anionic), TritonX-100 (TX-100, non-ionic) and Black Liquor (BL, natural). Five core flood experiments were done to determine the EOR potential of the surfactants used and to validate the chemical formulations that performed well in phase behavior experiments. Mixed surfactant systems were found to perform better in the phase behavior tests and recovered higher residual oil during core flooding due to synergistic effect. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
533-540 |
![]() L K Sravanthi Potti
Abstract: The real-time Web can provide timely information on important events, and mining it online with stream processing allows yielding maximum benefit from it. In this chapter we proposed an application to online news recommendation. Our goal is to help the user keep up with the torrent of news by providing personalized and timely suggestions. We described T.REX, an online recommender that combines stream and graph mining to harness the information available on Twitter. T.REX creates personalized entity-based user models from the information in the tweet streams coming from the user and his social circle, and further tracks entity popularity in Twitter and news streams. T.REX constantly updates the models in order to continuously provide fresh suggestions.We framed our problem as a click-prediction task and we tested our system on real-world data from Twitter and Yahoo! news. We combined the signals from the two streams by using a learning-to-rank approach with training data extracted from Yahoo! toolbar logs. T.REX is able to predict with good accuracy the news articles clicked by the users and rank them higher on average. Our results show that the real-time Web is a useful resource to build powerful predictors of user interest. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
541-551 |
![]() Melinati Rakesh
Abstract: Large-scale blast testing has proved that full-field displacement and in-plane strain data can be reliably obtained for composite sandwich panels secured around their edge during explosive events. Detailed deformation maps were obtained using digital image correlation (DIC) under extreme shock loading conditions and have been validated by point measurements using a laser gauge system. The DIC technique is now being adopted by other research groups for similar blast experiments. Important in this researchwas the support arrangement for the composite sandwich panels and how it influenced, as a design consideration, the mode and location of failure. Several studies were conducted which showed a number of real scenarios for naval structures, such as multiple blast impacts as well as a number of different blast impacts on a number of different constructions. Each of these studies has shown that the modes of failure are front-face dominated compared to the underwater blasts, which involved both front- and back-face failures being observed. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
552-557 |
![]() ANJANA SINGH, R.I. SINGH & R. T. SINGH
Abstract: The kinetics of the alkali catalysed hydrolysis of Ethyl Iso-valerate (Aliphatic isovalerater) was studied in aquo-aprotic solvent systems(aquo- DMSO) and the specific rate constants of the reaction were found decreasing with increasing concentration of the organic content (DMSO) of the media. It is inferred that dielectic effect and the solvation changes are the causes of depletion in the rate of the reaction. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
558-568 |
![]() RAHUL KUMAR AND R. T. SINGH
Abstract: For highlighting the solvent effect of a dipolar protic solvent secondary alcohol on the rate, thermodynamic activation parameters and solvent-solute interaction of a solvolysis reaction, the kinetics of acid catalysed hydrolysis of Iso-propyl formate was studied in aquo-propan-2-ol media of varying composition containing 20 to 80% propan-2-ol at five different temperatures i.e. 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40oC. The changes observed in the values of iso-composition and isodielectric activation energies of the reaction have also been explained in the light of solvation and desolvation of initial and transition states to different extent. From the evaluated value of iso-kinetic temperature which comes to be 328.0, it is inferred that there is strong solvent-solute interaction in aquo- propan-2-ol media. Effects of ionic strength and change in [H+] ion concentration on the rate of reaction have also been studied and it is concluded that the acid catalysed hydrolysis of Iso-propyl formate is ion-dipolar reaction and it follows AAC 2 mechanistic pathways in aquo- propan-2-ol reaction media. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
569-591 |
![]() DR. PREM CHAND KUMAR SINHA
Abstract: Various researchers1-3 have reprted about the solvent effect on the solvolysis of simple esters and amides but the study of the study of the effect of solvent on the biochemical and mdicinal potential of esters having longer carbon chain has not been paid adequate attention so far, So it was thought essential to study the solvent effect on the alkali catalysed solvolysis of the propyl hexanoate(having longer chain) as it seems fruitful from biochemical as well as medicinal points of views, in the best interest of human beings. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
592-602 |
![]() Mukesh Kumar Pathak
Abstract: The concept of fuzzy set was introduced by Zadeh in his classical paper [1]. This concept provides a natural foundation for treating mathematically the fuzzy phenomena, which exist pervasively in our real world, and for building new branches of fuzzy mathematics.In the area of Fuzzy Topology, introduced by Chang[2],much attention has been paid to generalize the basic concepts of General Topology in fuzzy setting and thus a modern theory of Fuzzy Topology has been developed. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
603-614 |
![]() PRAVIN KUMAR SINGH |
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![]() Dr. Shashi Kanta
Abstract: There has been expanding worry for Golden Eagle (Aquila chrysaetos) populaces in North America because of current and future projections of mortality hazard and natural surroundings misfortune from anthropogenic sources. Recognizable proof of high-use development halls and bottlenecks for the transitory part of the falcon populace in western North America is a significant initial step to help territory protection and the executives endeavors to lessen the gamble of bird mortality. We utilized unique Brownian Bridge development models to assess usage disseminations of grown-up falcons moving across the western North America and distinguished high-use regions by computing the cross-over of people on populace and provincial levels. On a populace level, the Rocky Mountain Front from east-focal British Columbia to focal Montana and southwestern Yukon enveloped the most involved relocation hallways with our review degree for both spring and fall. Local examination on a 100 x 200 km scale uncovered extra moderate and significant level use halls in the focal British Columbia levels. Birds were more scattered in the spring until their courses joined in southern Alberta. High-use fall halls broadened farther south into focal Wyoming. Information on these high-use regions can support preservation and site wanting to help keep up with and improve transitory Golden Eagle populaces in western North America. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
615-630 |
![]() PRATIBHA SHUKLA
Abstract: In this paper we discussed about the boundary conditions at outer edges and at crack-axis. The displacement in-plane and out of plane are obtained in terms of two constants , one for in-plane & one for transverse direction, in previous article we obtained the components of displacement and then inplane stresses and out of plane bending moments and twisting couple in the presence of Griffith-Crack(s). Download full Lenght Paper...... |
631-636 |