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Volume VI Issue VIII

27 paper(s)

Inverse Transient Thermoelastic Problem of Semi-Infinite Thick Hollow Cylinder

Shalu D Barai, M. S. Warbhe and N. W. Khobragade · August 2017 · pp. 01-06

This paper is concerned with inverse transient thermoelastic problem in which we need to determine the temperature distribution, displacement function and thermal stresses of a semi-infinite hollow cylinder when the boundary conditions are known. Integral transform techniques are used to obtain the solution of the problem.

3D Modeling of Double Sided Linear Synchronous Motor for EMALS

Jagruti Borse, Neelima Kulkarni, Arbind Kumar, Juilee Dhole · August 2017 · pp. 07-10

Electromagnetic aircraft Launch System is integrated system used for launching naval aircraft. To accelerate the aircraft to launch speed; EMALS uses linear motor. At this state, Double sided linear synchronous motor (DSLSM) looks to be a far better as well as an improved alternative owing to higher potency and better power issue, which might plainly scale back the capability of power offer and facilitate the ability electrical converter design. DSLSM is made with long stator coil and short moving permanent magnet rotor. Owing to the specific generation and storage capability supply voltage is restricted to certain limit. This paper describes the basic design of DSLSM using finite Element Method (FEM). .

A Case Study on Heat Rate of Boiler and Turbine in NSPCL Durgapur

Arundhatee Deb and Tridip Deb · August 2017 · pp. 11-20

A power plant is used to generate and transmit electricity. There are various kinds of power plants depending on their input. NSPCL is a thermal power plant of Durgapur Steel plant situated in West Bengal. It is a joint venture of NTPC and SAIL, with a capacity of 120MW (2 units of 60MW capacity each.) The plant supplies its entire power to the Durgapur Steel Plant. Being a thermal power plant it uses coal as a major fuel. The heat rate of a power plant is the amount required to produce 1KWHr of power. This value indicates the efficiency of the power plant. It is done by controlling the fuel, in this case coal and the GCV of coal. The higher the heat rate of the power plant the less efficient it is.

Big Data Analytics in Bioinformatics

Spurthi G S · August 2017 · pp. 21-25

Tuberculosis is the ancient and global disease, which is found worldwide. TB is the infectious bacterial disease which affect both humans and animals due to growth of nodules in the tissues (mainly Lungs).Big data analytics in healthcare is evolving into a promising field for providing insight from very large data sets and improving outcomes while reducing costs..The paper highlights the potential of bigdata to identify contiguous infection and to hypothesize a Data application engine that not only provides mapping between the spread of animal-human tuberculosis but some of the neglected reason about the spread of the disease.

Use of Rheometeric Instrument for Analysis of Pure Honey and Jaggery Mixture

Vishal Rohilla, Gambheer Singh Kathait, Prashant Thapliyal · August 2017 · pp. 26-27

The present work refers to an investigation of the rheological behavior of the pure honey mixed with different percentages of Jaggery. Through this rheological study, it is possible to differentiate pure honey and Jaggery adulterated honey. In this work curves such stress induces with shear rate applied, Flow of samples was examined, all samples shows Newtonian fluid behavior. Due to adulteration moisture content increase and shelf life of honey decreases. This rheological study can be helpful in prediction of adulteration in honey and determination its shelf life. The experiments were accomplished in a PAR PHYSICA MCR Rheometer, with geometry, Cone-Plate and Double Gap Cylinder sensor system.

A VLC Enabled Indoor Navigation System for Visually Impaired People

Jyothi, Dr.Ponnambalam, Praveen Kumar.C · August 2017 · pp. 28-32

The WHO committee broadly estimated that about 10% of the world population is disabled. India is now been a home to the world’s largest number of blind people. In an entire world there are 37 million people across the globe who are blind over 15 million are from India. In order to help blind people, Nowadays as our modern technology is developing people use a huge number of data to accomplish their work through wire or wireless network. In order to make easy transmission of data a new technology, Li-Fi has been evolved, where it transmits a data through LED lights in such a way that it is undetectable to human eyes. Li-Fi is a unique technology which is used in progression with WIFI (wireless fidelity) technology.

A Study on Voltage Regulation using Fuzzy Analysis

Arul Jeya Shalini, C. Karthika · August 2017 · pp. 33-35

A fuzzy logic controller (FLC) [1] with fast reference watts generation to correct and regulate unbalance watts in three-phase system is proposed in [2]. We designed an efficient algorithm to regulate the unbalance watts in three-phase system under different conditions of the utility supply. In our simulation test, the Fuzzy Logic control shows consistent excellence under various operating conditions such as different initial control gains, different load levels, and change of transmission network and consecutive disturbances. As a result we theoretically reduce the electricity bill to minimise the watts and voltage usage.

“Health Insurance in India – Opportunities and Challenges”

Binny, Dr. Meenu Gupta · August 2017 · pp. 36-43

Health insurance is the emerging service sector in India. India is a growing economy, people in urban and rural areas are now days more educated, health conscious, rise in their living standard and need of quality healthcare leads to need of health Insurance. Health insurance in India are provided by government sector as well as private sector players. After deregulation many private sector Insurance companies entered in the insurance market and offer a wide range of innovative products to the consumers. Liberalization also opened the doors for foreign player to enter in health insurance sector. As a result the scope of Health insurance sector is getting wider. Government of India is also focusing on the improvement of health care and health insurance services .Recent government envisioned health insurance for each citizen. It has planned to cover the medical treatments of the entire population like free drugs, insurance for serious ailments under Universal Health Insurance called National Health Assurance Mission. Growing middle class, educated youth, awareness of need for protection against lifestyle disease, tax benefits are the factors which are giving growth opportunities to health insurance sector to become fastest growing non-life insurance segment. These opportunities are facilitating market players to expand their business and competitiveness in the market. Companies are becoming more customer centric, drive down cost, using new technology etc which are helping them to grow. But there are some structural problems faced by the companies like high claim ratios, less understanding of product, changing need of customers etc. which emphasize companies to innovate products on all fronts. This paper is an attempt to study the present health Insurance scenario, opportunities and challenges of Health Insurance Companies in India.

Design of a Fractal-Based Circularly Polarized UHF RFID Reader Antenna

Dr. P.R. Jasmine Jeni, T. Janarthan and K. Kannadasan · August 2017 · pp. 44-48

The coplanar waveguide (CPW) fractal antennas have been given importance in recent days at lower frequencies by considering its advantage of obtaining wider bandwidth. Presently, RF domain is mainly concentrating on design of circularly polarized (CP) antennas for RFID applications as the reader can access the tag information regardless of its polarization. This mainly improves the reading capabilities of RFID reader, which is a major design constraint in whole RFID domain. This project presents the design of a coplanar waveguide (CPW) circularly polarized antenna for the central frequency 900 MHz, it comes in handy for radio frequency identification(RFID) short-range reading applications within the band of 902–928 MHz where the axial ratio of proposed antenna model is less than 3 dB. The proposed design has an axial-ratio bandwidth of 36 MHz (4%) and impedance bandwidth of 256 MHz (28.5%). The proposed design includes monopole a CPW structure concept to provide larger bandwidth at lower frequency 900 MHz, which comes to be an enormous increment typically from 4% to 5% for a general square patch (FR-4) substrate antenna to greater than 20% for CPW monopole structure. It includes fractal antenna concepts to achieve compactness as well as circular polarization.

Development of Geopolymer Lightweight Concrete using Industrial By-products

Pradeep H R, Shashishankar A, B R Niranjan · August 2017 · pp. 49-52

An attempt has been made in this research work to develop the geopolymer concrete composite using the industrial by-products such as fly ash class-C, GGBFS, PS sand and sintered fly ash aggregates to achieve the required strength. The different combination of fly ash and GGBFS as binding materials were studied in this work. The ambient cured geopolymer concrete was developed to mitigate the carbon footprint in building construction. The density of concrete was in the range of 1740Kg/m3 to 1840Kg/m3. The higher the GGBFS content higher the density. The strength developed in geopolymer concrete after 28 days of curing is in the range of 25 Mpa to 45 Mpa. Hence this Light Weight Geopolymer concrete can be used as structural concrete for buildings.

Study on the Effects of Drill Parameters on the Quality of Drilled Hole in GFRP Composites

Veeresh Chandra M S, Dr. N Chikkanna · August 2017 · pp. 53-55

The main objective of the research work was to investigate the effect of major drill parameters on the main factors such as delamination factor, thrust force and torque on the quality of drilled hole in GFRP composites. Master plan was generated using Design of Experiments and the graph was plotted to view the response obtained after conducting experimental trails based on the statistical model built by taguchi technique. It was clearly revealed by the graphs that, parameters such as drill diameter and feed rate majorly affect the drilling responses.

Reciprocal Relation between Urban Open Spaces and Urban Community

Ar. Triveni Amaranath, Dr. Rama R Subrahmanian · August 2017 · pp. 56-62

Urban environment and its quality are majorly determined by the types and quantity of effective, inclusive and accessible urban open spaces available for its inhabitants. Character of urban open space, offers numerous opportunities as well as benefits while conditioning everyday discourse, public life and civic culture. Rapid and unregulated urbanization is leading to the consumption of public open spaces. Appropriate, relaxing and enjoyable open spaces are required for physical and emotional well-being of inhabitants of an urban area. The paper attempts to draw the focus on the significance and relevance of different types of open spaces affecting urban dwellers' lives. Further, paper deliberates on the development and improvement strategies and design solutions with reference to two case studies.

Remaining Energy Cluster Head Selection and Leach Analysis of Smart Wireless Sensor Network

Lavanya. J, Chandrashekarappa. K · August 2017 · pp. 63-68

In emergent Smart Wireless Sensor topologies, transmission range between different nodes is one of the major concerns ensuing clustering to be solution which diminish the power depletion of network. Grouping of sensor nodes is done for, not transferring information with greater power levels to the destination increasing network life time. Obligation of Cluster Heads is in resending information to Base Station and aggregation of entire set of data packet, resulting in solving problem of nearing nodes to Base Station which devours large amount of power for being active for large-some of time to retransmit data to end sink node. In this paper, proposal of the Remaining energy cluster head selection algorithm grounded on ratio of residual energy of every individual node to its original energy along with minimum distance between cluster head and sink node. In order not to decode collided packets at head node, SINR value calculated for every node is compared with a threshold ensuing redeemable of wastage of power in unnecessary decoding. The performance of proposed protocol is compared with one of the popular routing protocol LEACH, in terms of Packet delivery ratio, Energy depletion and Packet drop in reference with time. Network simulator NS2 is used for simulation and plotting.

Study, Synthesis and Characterisation of Mixed Ligand Complexes of Alkali Metal Salt of Some Organic Acids with 3-Nitro-1,5-O-Tolyl Formazanes

Ranveerkumar, Kalyan Singh and Bijay S. Singh · August 2017 · pp. 69-71

The design, synthesis and characterization of suitable mixed ligand around a metal center is important task for effective reaction. A number of mixed ligand complexes of alkali metal salt of o-nitro phenol, 1-nitroso-2-naphthol, 8-hydroxy quinolone and salicylic acid has been synthesized and characterized .IR studies indicate the presence of hydrogen bonding. Ease of complexation as well as the yield has been found to increase with the increase in radius of alkali metal cations. Low value of molar conductivities suggests that the mixed ligand complexes are covalent in nature. The complexes have stimulated intense interest because of their unique molecular architecture and biological properties.

Secure Access to Personal Health Record Data Using Hadoop Framework

Pratibha Sajjad, Manoj Challa · August 2017 · pp. 72-74

Hadoop is a free software framework utilized for appropriated storage and circulated handling of the exceptionally tremendous measure of information. HDFS is a Hadoop Distributed File System which gives various key components like adaptable, capable and dependable. It gives the information duplication highlight to keep away from the single purpose of disappointment. The MapReduce system is utilized to handle the information and this information will be partition into blocks these blocks will be prepared parallel and each block will be repeated inside the cluster to maintain a strategic distance from the disappointment. The MD5 encryption is used to store the data in encrypted format. These methods are used to upload/download the PHR data.

Artificial Neural Network Based analysis of Circular Multiband Antenna

Gurvinder Singh, Rinkesh Mittal · August 2017 · pp. 75-79

Designing the effectual shape of microstrip patch antenna for UHF band and C band is meant in this paper. Artificial neural network is used for optimizing the resonating frequencies of circular microstrip patch antenna. Levengberg-Marquardt(LM) and Quasi-Newton BFG are used in this paper to achieve the different resonating frequencies. Development and implementation of ANN algorithm is finished in matlab. Which convert parameters containing dielectric constant, height of the substrate, radius of the circle to achieve resonating frequencies of antenna. The error and validity analysis of neural network results are execute in matlab. Good accord is their amoung the results available in literature and the results calculated through these algorithms.

Dynamic Response of Offshore Structures – An Overview

Torna Patil, Pratibha Alandkar · August 2017 · pp. 80-84

Offshore Construction is the installation of the structures and facilities on a marine environment, usually for the production and transmission of electricity, oil, gas and other resources. Offshore structures are being challenged to counteract the depletion of oil resources with the new set of discoveries. By 2010, the increase in drilling platforms induced the demand for offshore structures in deep sea. Hence, the quest on the research and development of the deep-water structures has resulted in the recent advancement and thrust in this area. In the design of buildings onshore, it is influenced mainly by the permanent and operating loads, whereas the design of offshore structures is dominated by environmental loads, especially waves and winds, and the loads arising in the various stages of construction and installation. In this paper, the focus is on wind load, introduction to wind load, its effect on offshore structures, analysis procedure and the design considerations of wind load for offshore structures. A case study of Hurricane Andrew has also been studied.

Characterization and Evaluation of Fuel Properties of Pupae Biodiesel-Diesel Blends

Pradeep N R, S Kumarappa, B M Kulkarni · August 2017 · pp. 85-90

Biodiesel, an alternative diesel fuel derived from vegetable oil, animal fat, or waste vegetable oil (WVO). In this studies animal fat (dead pupae) can be used an alternative fuels for CI engines. The present study was therefore designed to convert the oil in the waste pupae to methyl ester and to evaluate its potential as biodiesel. In this view the properties measurement of biofuels and its blends with diesel were carried. Biofuel selected for the properties measurement is pupae oil. It is added in proportions with pure diesel so as to biodiesel form. The blends of the biodiesel are formed in volume proportions of 10, 15, 17, 20, 23, 25, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 and 100 % with commercial diesel. The various physical and the chemical properties of these biodiesel and its blends with diesel were measured. From the measured properties of biodiesel were plotted on volume ratio. Also comparative studies of these properties of the blends are discussed in terms of its suitability as fuel in the CI engine. The main objective of this study is to find the suitability of these biodiesel and its blends as alternative fuel for CI Engine. .

A Study on Impact of EVA, Value of Firm and Cost of Capital as Per NI Approach on the Share Price of Pharmaceutical Industry

Mantrark Mehta · August 2017 · pp. 91-97

Indian Pharmaceutical industry is the most important industry of the Indian economy. In this paper, cost of capital has been found out using NI approach of capital structure and based on that Economic value added by the firm is found. Impact of EVA and overall cost of capital was found on the share prices of the sample and it was found that firm’s absorption capacity of cost of capital has significant impact on the share prices.

Studies on the Fuel Characteristics of Empty Fruit and Seed of *Sterculia Foetida*

Vaishnavi N, Pugazhvadivu M · August 2017 · pp. 98-101

Biomass characterization is the primary step to make use them as feedstock in energy conversion technologies. The empty fruits and seeds of *Sterculia Foetida* tree drop down as waste. Hence, these samples were characterized for proximate content, elemental composition, heating value, thermal behavior and functional groups. Thermogravimetric analysis showed that the active pyrolysis of empty fruit and seed occurred with a mass loss of 59.821% and 51.315% respectively. The empty fruit decomposed in the oxidation atmosphere with a mass loss of 80.20%. Spectroscopic analysis exposed the presence of several organic compounds in the biomass samples. Empty fruit and seed were found to be excellent sources for thermal energy conversion.

Contact Stress Analysis and Optimization of Bevel Gear Pairs by Theoretical and FEA

Praveen Kulkarni, Hanamant Yaragudri, Umar Farooq M A · August 2017 · pp. 112-121

The gears are used to transmit the motion and power from one shaft to another shaft by physical contact between gear teeth. The bevel gear is used to transmit motion and power between the axis of intersection and the non-intersecting axis. Gears are generally subjected to loads due to these loads, tooth bending stress and contact stress will be developed on the gear tooth. Much research on the action of the gear has confirmed that contact stresses also influence the formation of pits on the surface of the tooth. Gear tooth is the most important element in a gear system and has been focused on the current study. An analysis has been carried out for the three different types of materials used to make the bevel gear. The failure of gears due to contact stress is high compared to bending stress. Stress analysis has been a key area of research to minimize failure of the gear and optimize the design. The study of contact stress developed between the mating gears are very important for the gear design. The current goal is that the finite element analysis of the bevel gear is performed to determine the maximum contact stress by ABAQUS as the solver and also the theoretical maximum contact stress is calculated by the Hertz equation. In this study finite element analysis results were validated with theoretical results. .

Comparing Nature Propelled Meta-Heuristic Mutation Testing Techniques

Jyoti Chaudhary, Dr. Mukesh Kumar · August 2017 · pp. 122-128

Mutation Testing is a white-box, unit testing technique widely used for the software quality assurance. This technique athough powerful, but is computationally expensive and this expense has barred mutation testing from becoming a popular software testing technique. However the recent engineering advancements have provided us with a number of ways for reducing the cost of mutation testing. There are a number of factors that are making mutation testing an expensive technique, one is high computational cost involved due to execution of large number of generated mutants, second being the huge amount of human effort involved for checking the output of mutant program with original one and for manually detecting the equivalent mutants. In this paper we have tried to closely review and analyze nature propelled meta-heuristic available techniques like ABC, PSO, PeSO for reducing the cost of mutation testing so that we can come up with a feasible and efficient cost reduction technique in mutation testing.

Performance Comparison for Iterative Decoder using Max-Log-Map and Fully Parallel Turbo Decoding Algorithm

Ashritha.R.Shetty, C.Y. Gopinath, Dr Hemanth Kumar .A.R · August 2017 · pp. 129-133

Iterative decoder implementation for turbo codes is an demanding assignment. Several algorithms have been projected to facilitate the implementation of iterative decoder for turbo codes. This paper examines the implementation of an iterative decoder for turbo codes using the MAX−LOG−MAP algorithm and Fully parallel turbo decoding algorithm (FPTD). Despite the fact that the MAX-LOG-MAP practices turbo encoded bits in a serial forward-backward style, the proposed algorithm functions in a fully-parallel behaviour, processing all bits in both components of the turbo code at the same time. The FPTD algorithm is attuned with all turbo codes, including those of the LTE and WiMAX standards. BER performance among these two algorithms is envisaged.

Generating Function for Partitions with Parts in A.P

Hanuma Reddy .K, K. Janakamma · August 2017 · pp. 134-139

In this paper we derive the generating function for the number of ith over Ga partitions when the parts are in AP. we also obtain a formula for the number of the smallest parts of partitions of n.

Design of E-Health Monitoring of Patient using Internet of Things

Anand Kubal, Chandrashekarappa K · August 2017 · pp. 140-144

In the recent development of Internet of Things (IoT) technology, it has made all objects interconnected. We can say that IoT has been recognized as the next technical revolution. To quote few of the applications of Internet of Things, smart parking, smart home, smart city, smart environment in the industrial places and in the irrigation and health monitoring process. One among these applications is the healthcare sector in which the patient health parameters are monitored. Internet of Things can make the medical equipments more efficient by allowing the real time monitoring of patient health, where the specific sensors used, acquire data of the patient. Since this technology sense and transmit the patient health data digitally, so it reduces the manual intervention and thus human errors. In Internet of Things patient's parameters get transmitted through medical devices via a gateway, where it is stored and analyzed. The significant challenges in the implementation of Internet of Things for healthcare applications are monitoring all patients from various places. Thus Internet of Things in the medical field brings out the solution for an effective patient monitoring at lower cost and also reduces the trade-off between patient outcome and disease management. In this paper, emphasized on the design of the system for monitoring patient's heart pulse rate, heart sound count and blood pressure using Raspberry Pi.

Reliability Study of RCC Elements of Sugar Mill

Mahipal Burdak, A K Gupta, S S Sankhla, D K Singhal · August 2017 · pp. 145-150

Preliminary assessment can be executed using Rapid Visual Screening i.e. by visual observation notes with standard format sheets having dimensions, physical changes visually seen, photo and basic input to decide for in depth survey using appropriate NDT scheme. Basic environmental features which can affect health of structure should be recorded in addition to other inputs e.g. repair history, reasons for distressed condition if known by interaction with local people. New technologies option in rehabilitation is based on the assessment of the respective structure. Nondestructive testing was performed to evaluate the integrity of damaged concrete structures. Rebound hammer can be used to find hardness of the concrete structure surface, and its strength is related using inbuilt calibration curve in the instrument. The range of properties that can be assessed using non-destructive tests and partially destructive tests is quite large and includes such fundamental parameters as density, elastic modulus and strength as well as surface hardness and surface absorption, and reinforcement location, size and distance from the surface. In some cases it is also possible to check the quality of workmanship and structural integrity by the ability to detect voids, cracking and delamination. For new structures, the principal applications are likely to be for quality control or the resolution of doubts about the quality of materials or construction. The testing of existing structures is usually related to an assessment of structural integrity or adequacy.

A Review Paper: Potential of Microalgae as Source of Biofuel in India

Puja Singh and Alka Singh · August 2017 · pp. 151-156

Day by day, our existing fossil fuels are depleting. There is an urgent need to focus and find out the alternative and renewable sources for sustainable environment, which can substitute the petroleum derived fuels. In the past few years, biodiesel has come up as a potential alternative source of energy. Biodiesel feedstocks derived from microalgae have emerged as one of the most promising alternative sources of lipid for use in biodiesel production in India. Second generation microalgal systems have the advantage that they can produce different algal species with different potential for the production of biodiesel, bioethanol, biomethane and biohydrogen. The present paper gives an overview of the potential of microalgae biodiesel in India. The paper discussed about fundamental aspects of various algal species that have been found to have high oil (or lipid) content. In this regard, we have examined the chemical composition and suitability of microalgal oil for synthesis of biodiesel by transesterification reaction. Finally the review research paper covers the approach for making algal biodiesel more economically and competitive with petrodiesel.

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