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ISSN: 2320-0294 |
Volume 7, Issue 7 (July 2018 )
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Banza Wa Banza Bonaventure
Abstract: Obviously, there is a great analogy between the size of industry and the need for electricity. Overall, large industries have high electricity needs, particularly because of various energy-intensive industrial activities. The main objective of this article was to assess the quality of electrical service in industrial sector in Lubumbashi. The survey covered 60 industries in the city of Lubumbashi out of a total of 125, representing approximately 48%, this percentage thus surveyed makes it possible to say that the sample is representative, exceeding 30%. The different industries have been grouped into 5 following categories: mining industries, food industries, foundries, plastic and semi-industrial.Whatever the type of industry, the connection to the electric grid is the connection mode used at 100%. The use of generators by industries may be justified by the fact that some of these industries experience some hours or even some day of power cuts. To alleviate this situation, the use of generators is a necessity for these industries. Globally, the majority of industrialists describe bad, the quality of the electrical service they use. This perception shows that the consumption needs of manufacturers are far from being met. In the context of an increasing growth of consumption needs in the industrial sector, the repercussions are felt in households where the quality of electricity they use is deteriorating Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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Farid Pour Ofoghi
Abstract: The aim of this paper is to minimize a constrained integral in the form of differential equations with constraints.For this purpose, we have learned many methods of obtaining functions' extremum in n and functions' extremal in calculus of variations. Then, we consider optimal control theory and look at it as a classical development of Euler– Lagrange theory. In such development, we are dealing with acceptable functions that are less well-behaved compared to normal functions. All of these cases reach us to Pontryagin's maximum principle (P.M.P). Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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Raupov Turgun Abduvaitovich
Abstract: In the article theoretically and experimentally, the ranges of variation of the basic regime and geometric parameters of the vibratory installation, at which the continuous process of preparation is realized a multicomponent mixture with guaranteed quality. Mathematical models of pseudo-continuous and discrete movement of bulk material on an inclined vibrating tray. On the basis of the proposed models and obtained analytical dependences, a simulation model of the process of continuous preparation of multicomponent mixtures, which allows to predict quality of the finished mixture. A physical model is proposed based on the functional connection of the potential energy of a portion bulk material and the rate of change of this energy under the influence of vibration, which allowed obtain analytical dependencies for calculating the basic parameters characterizing the distribution loose material relative to the inclined vibrating tray Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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Jumanov Azamat Norbutaevich,Turaev Fozil Jurakulovich
Abstract: The article deals with water supply of farmers in mountainous and fertile farms, water saving methods in vineyards, construction of vineyards with climate change, sustainable technologies for water use for irrigation of crops, water-saving irrigation technologies and their potential, water user associations and their problems, solving the water deficit problem and effective use of irrigation (rainwater), increased soil fertility, drip irrigation, emission control, increased production land use in mountainous and foothill areas. The development of viticulture will meet the needs of the local population in fruits and grapes, which, in turn, will help enrich the domestic market with cheap and high-quality products.The article considers new modern and non-traditional methods of irrigation (long-term non-traditional irrigation of intensive orchards and vineyards), by means of which it is possible to continuously supply plants with water, and if necessary, with nutrients. Dosed supply of water during the irrigation period allows to create the necessary moisture regime, increase the yield of agricultural crops. The article deals with the work done with the above-mentioned local methods of sewage collection, as well as recommendations on the irrigation of vineyards in the foothills. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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Gulamov Sardor Boxodirovich
Abstract: In this article, the development of innovative irrigation technology and technical means of a low-pressure drip irrigation system of domestic production, aimed at creating favorable conditions for the growth and development of crops, increasing the productivity of irrigated land, irrigation water, increasing the value of KIV, CWI, efficiency of on-farm irrigation systems is the task which allows solving the issues of sustainable primary economic growth of agriculture and water management in our country Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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SupratimSaha,Dr. Amit Kumar Jain
Abstract: This article explores the experimental analysis of current leakage in high speed VLSI system using low power management technique. As we know that theHigh-Speed and Low-power are the major challenges for today’s electronics industries. Power dissipation is an important consideration in terms of Speed/Performance and space for VLSI Chip design. Power management techniques are generally used to designing low power circuits and systems. This thesis presents the various VLSI Design Methodologies for high Speed and Low power management techniques that can meet future challenges to designs low power high speed/performance circuits, algorithm level design. It also describes the many issues regarding circuits design at architectural, logic and device levels and presents various techniques to overcome difficulties. Present generation of electronic design scenario demands low power architectures. In earlier days, power was secondary as the field was premature and main concerns of design engineers were size, throughput and cost. However trade off exists between the metrics namely, size, throughput, cost and power according to the famous design metric competition theory of VLSI systems wherein improving one deteriorates the other metric. The performance of any circuit is affected greatly by its components Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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Preetika,Dr. Rajiv kumar
Abstract: The word "matrix" comes as a result of the Latin term for "womb" due to the manner in which that the matrix functions like a womb for the information which it holds. Matrices are of essential value of 3D math, exactly where they're largely utilized for describing the connection between 2 coordinate spaces. They make this happen by defining a computation to change vectors from one coordinate room to the next. The contemporary technique of matrix remedy was created by a German mathematician as well as scientist Carl Friedrich Gauss. You will find a variety of kinds of matrices utilized in various contemporary areas. We present & talk about the various kinds of matrices that play crucial roles in different areas Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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Rahmaan Khan,Dr.Ashwini Kumar Nagpal
Abstract: The study of groups, which are systems that comprise of a set of components and a binary operation that can be connected to two components of the set, which together fulfill certain adages these necessitate that the group be shut under the operation (the combination of any of the two components creates another component of the group), which complies with the acquainted law, which contains a component of character (which, joined with some other component, leaves the last mentioned) no change) and every component has a backwards (which is joined with a component to deliver the character component). In the event that the group likewise fulfills the commutative law, it is known as the commutative or abelian group.An algebraic structure is a set of elements (the carrier of the structure) with an operation (equally denoted application) that matches any two members of the set uniquely onto a third member. The specificity of an algebraic structure is given by the axioms that it satisfies. One of the most basic algebraic structures is the group. This article is main focussed on algebraic perspectives of group theory and its applications. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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Dr Gopal Kumar
Abstract: This paper will give a brief introduction to homological algebra. Starting with various exact sequences, we will define tensor product and projective modules, which will lead to the object of interest: homology groups, a more computable alternative to homotopy groups in higher dimensions. Given a chain complex of free abelian groups Cn, is it possible to compute the homology groups Hn(C; G) of the associated chain complex of tensor product with G just in terms of G and Hn(C). The Universal Coefficient Theorem for Homology provides an algebraic formula that answers this question. Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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Sarun Kumar T.R,Smitha T.R.,Prema K.H.
Abstract: Organic semiconductors are one of the active research fields in chemistry having promising applications in science and technology. These are used extensively in nano electronic circuits. In recent years, centre of attraction of researchers is the development of proficient green chemistry methods for the synthesis of nano particles. Green synthesis focuses on minimizing hazardous chemicals and maximizing the use of natural resources. In this work a green medium of Averrhoa bilimbi fruit extract was used for the synthesis of polyaniline (PANI). Properties of the prepared sample were analysed and were compared with the sample prepared in the mineral acid HCl Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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SANTOSHIMATA CHANDRAKANT and DR. ASHWINI NAGPAL
Abstract: Data assimilation has been a spine of numerical weather prediction since the 1980s and is a critical p Download full Lenght Paper...... |
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