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Volume VII Issue IX

27 paper(s)

Comparative Analysis of Three Active Queue Management (AQM) Techniques (RED, SFQ, REM) in Terms of Their Relative Effectiveness in Controlling Congestion in Networks

EGBA IFEANYICHUKWU, ALALIBO, TAMUNO-OMIE · September 2018 · pp. 01-08

There is now ever increasing demand for fast deployment of network infrastructures as well as for fast transfer of large quantity of data. But this high demand has been greeted with network traffic called congestion. This congestion reduces the performance of the network due to also increase in packet loss. In cause of reducing this rise in the rate of packet loss to enhance the network performance, active queue management (AQM) techniques has been deployed. This AQM are router based technique for detection of traffic early in a computer network. The main ideas behind AQM is to detect traffic in the network and to alert the sender to minimize its rate of sending packets, thereby minimizing the amount of packets sent into the network and so control the impending traffic. In this paper three AQM congestion control algorithm like RED, SFQ, REM, are considered for survey and analysis with their limitations, advantages and disadvantages, in terms of delay, throughput and queue length, etc. The aim of this survey is to analyze three AQM algorithms, to have a clear view the best amongst them and on how to develop a new AQM algorithm (hybrid) that will give a better result compared to these existing algorithms.

Design and CFD Analysis of Compressor Blade

T.Bharathan, M. T. Jaffar Sathiq Ali, D. Pio Casmir, A.Saravanan · September 2018 · pp. 09-12

This work deals with comparison of the two axial compressor blades to improve the strength in two different materials using the CFD software. Here Axial Compressor was chosen because of its high efficiency and performance. Titanium and Nickel based alloy was proposed to material and angle of axial compressor blade is 60° & 2.5 mm thickness and 45° & 2 mm thickness was considered for analysis. A detailed flow and structural analysis was carried by CFD software. Results showed that Titanium having more strength compared to Nickel based alloy and more pressure occurred at 60° & 2.5 mm thickness compressor blade.

A Study of Plastic Extrusion Process and its Defects

Pankaj M.Patil, Prof. D.B. Sadaphale · September 2018 · pp. 13-20

Extrusion is by far the most important and probably the oldest transformation and shaping process of thermoplastic polymers. To ensure a quality through extrusion process during manufacturing, it is essential to discover, control, and monitor all quality parameters. Some of the important parameters are state of equipments, working conditions, temperatures, pressures, quality of dies, materials and cooling medium. Instead of the truthful efforts from the manufacturers, still there are number of obstacles in the process which show the way to defects in the product. The purpose of this paper is to properly understanding the extrusion process and focus on the various defects and its impact on product quality.

Genetic Algorithm based Optimized Energy Consumption Model for Virtual Machine Consolidation of a Data Center

Francis Okoye, Harmony Nwobodo Nzeribe and Godwin Ozor · September 2018 · pp. 21-25

High energy consumption of the cloud computing system of a data center is of great disadvantage to both the cloud service provider and the users or clients. To reduce the energy consumption of the data center, virtualization of the application machines is required to improve server utilization without compromising the quality of service. The paper considered multi objective approach: the migration of the virtual machine, utilization of server resources, distance between virtual machine in the physical machine, sources and destinations characteristics of the server for successful operation with minimal energy. The simulation of the model reveals significant reduction of energy consumption and improved quality of service.

Impact of Operating Profit and Capital Charge on Economic Value Added and Analysing Market Value Added

Prof. Prayag Gokhale, Ashwini Kamate · September 2018 · pp. 26-28

This study examines the Economic Value Added (EVA) and Market Value Added (MVA) which are two different approaches. EVA is a measure of firm’s profitable yield where it implied the gap between operating profits after taxes and total cost of capital. Since WACC takes care of financial costs of all sources of investor’s funds in a corporate, it is spectacular that profits after taxes should be considered to quantify EVA. The approach of MVA quantifies the modification in the market value of the firm’s equity capital with regard to equity fund. This consists of meaning, calculation and analysing of EVA and MVA in a sugar company.

A Study on Inventory Management and Its Impact on Profitability in Foundry Industry at Belagavi, Karnataka

Prof. Prayag P. Gokhale, Megha B Kaloji · September 2018 · pp. 29-31

In day-to-day management of the firm, it is essential to manage the inventory so as to maintain proper supply of goods at proper time. Inventory represents an important decision variable at all stages of product manufacturing, distribution and sales, in addition to being a major portion of current assets of many organizations. Too much and too low inventories bring down the level of profitability of an organization. Therefore, whether it is a manufacturing or merchandized organization, the goal should always be the same that is, to ensure the inventory is ready and at the same time inventory is at a low level. Inventory management is functional field of finance and production that covers the efficient and effective use of raw materials and spares which are consumed in producing the finished goods in manufacturing concern. A firm ignoring the management of inventories will be jeopardizing its long run profitability and may fail finally. The reduction in ‘excessive’ inventories carries a favourable impact on a company’s profitability.This paper consists of different parts where the inventory management concepts are discussed, and different inventory control techniques are discussed. This paper also introduces the various costs incurred due to the storage inventory, economic order quantities, stock levels, shortage costs, inventory methods.

Experimental Study on Self Healing Concrete

Kezy Joy, Dr. A.Thirumurugan, Niranjani.S · September 2018 · pp. 32-35

Concrete is strong, durable, locally available building material widely used for construction. If the load applied on the concrete is more than their limit of resisting load, it causes strength reduction of concrete by producing the cracks. The entry of moisture and harmful chemicals into the concrete through cracks can result in decrement of strength and life. The strength and durability of the concrete can be improved by a technique involving bacterial induced calcite precipitation. Micro biologically induced calcite precipitation can heal cracks and improve the performance of the concrete. In this paper an attempt to study bacterial concrete, types and classification of bacteria, mechanism, merits, demerits and applications of bacterial concrete.

Development of Self Healing Concrete to Improve Durability of Structures

Aparna Dandapani, Dr. A.Thirumurugan · September 2018 · pp. 36-39

Concrete is most commonly used construction material which is strong in compression and weak in tension. The major drawback of concrete is formation of cracks, which affects the serviceability of concrete. When the applied load exceeds the limit, cracks develops on the structure through which water, salts and other foreign matters enters into the concrete and leads to the failure of the structure. Bacterially induced CaCO3 precipitation has been proposed as an environmental friendly technique which can remediate cracks in concrete. Metabolic activities of bacteria in concrete can improve overall performance of concrete. In this paper an attempt to study bacterial concrete, types and classification of bacteria, mechanism, merits, demerits and applications of bacterial concrete.

A Study on Factors Influencing Brand Switching in Telecom Industry in India

S MD. Salman, Dr. Nalla Bala Kalyan · September 2018 · pp. 40-46

Brand switching also known as brand jumping refers to the process in which a customer changes from buying one brand of a product to buying another brand. In telecommunication sector, the brand switching cost is relatively low, so consumers easily switch to another network, which offers competitive prices and quality. The factor behind consumer brand switching includes negative experience of consumer due to poor product quality or service. The intention of this paper is to scrutinize the factors that influencing consumers switching the service provider in telecom industry. The Indian telecommunications industry is one of the fastest growing in the world. Government policies and regulatory framework implemented by Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) have provided a conductive environment for service providers. This has made the sector more competitive, while enhancing the accessibility of telecommunication services at affordable tariffs to the consumers.

A Study on Retraining in The Light of Technological Changes

B. Bhagya Laxmi · September 2018 · pp. 47-49

Past efforts to relate the management of human resources to a firm's business strategy have taken three approaches: matching managerial style or personnel activities with strategies, forecasting manpower requirements given certain strategic objectives or environmental conditions, and presenting means for integrating human resource management into the overall effort to match strategy and structure. In this article, the literature on each of these approaches is reviewed, and a typology is presented that posits a reciprocal interdependence between a firm's business strategy and its human resources strategy Implications for research and practice are discussed.

A Comprehensive Literature Review on Customer Loyalty, Relationship Marketing and Brand Loyalty and Its Impact on Customer Retention Policy in Retail Industry w.r.t TESCO Plc.

Sanmoy Chatterjee · September 2018 · pp. 50-58

Purpose: - The purpose of this research is to find out that how relationship marketing, brand loyalty and customer loyalty can influence a brand to build. Design /Methodology/approach: - Relationship marketing, brand loyalty and customer loyalty are the cornerstones for any business including the retail business. This research is based on the reviewing various articles available on relationship marketing, brand loyalty &customer loyalty & its influence on retail brand management. Findings: -Relationship marketing, brand loyalty and customer loyalty has strong impact on customer purchasing behavior. Hence it has a greater role to build any brand in retail industry. Practical Implication: - This research has explained the strong correlation between relationship marketing, brand loyalty and customer loyalty and its impact on customer retention in retail brand management. Thus it is very important for any organization to focus on this aspect for improving the business in many folds.

A Comprehensive Analysis of Customer Retention in the Retail Industry: A Case Study of TESCO Plc.

Sanmoy Chatterjee · September 2018 · pp. 59-71

Purpose: - The purpose of this research is to discover those factors which lead to enhance the business success through effective use of some parameters like relationship marketing, brand loyalty and customer loyalty. Design /Methodology/approach: - In this research the result of an empirical survey of 40 participants for three parameters has been taken for measuring the strength of the relationship marketing, brand loyalty and customer loyalty. Findings: - The finding of this research is clarified that the positive impact of loyalty card programme on the overall customer purchasing behaviour is significant. To gaining and retaining the market position in the competitive environment relationship marketing, brand loyalty and customer loyalty are play the important role. Practical Implication: - This research is tried to demonstrate how the relationship marketing, brand loyalty and customer loyalty are important in the retail market. Originality/Value: - From a theoretical point of view the research result elucidate how relationship marketing, brand loyalty and customer loyalty are interlinked with each other. From a practical point of view, it explains why and how all those parameters are important in retail industry. The contribution of this project is to empirically demonstrate that those customs are holding the loyalty card having more relationship with the organisation compare to non-card holder.

Adaptive Genetic Algorithm-Based Network Lifetime Maximization of Wireless Sensor Networks

Chioma Oleka, Uju Nduanya and Francis Okoye · September 2018 · pp. 72-74

When designing or developing the topology or structure of wireless sensor networks, it is of great importance considering prolonging the network lifetime. Energy crisis in the context of high cost, limited availability, inconvenience factors makes the research on wireless sensor networks (WSNs) an interesting one. In the quest to mitigate the effect in WSNs, considering the position of the source node, sink node and energy consumption on data transmission and receiving, the paper proposes the adaptive genetic algorithm-based optimization technique to balance the energy in the network system, hence prolonging the network lifetime. Simulation results demonstrate a significant additional two and quarter hour (135 mintes) longer lifetime of the nodes.

Dynamic Analysis of Soft Story-High Rise Building with Shear Wall

Prof. Patil S.S., Sagare S.D. · September 2018 · pp. 75-79

Now a day’s open ground storey or soft storey is a typical feature in multistoried buildings constructions. These buildings are highly susceptible to earthquake and due to that loss of properties and casualty is there. So in this paper parametric study is performed on an example building with open ground storey to bring out the importance of explicitly recognizing the presence of soft ground storey in the analysis. Usually the most economical way to eliminate the failure of soft storey by adding shear walls. The shear walls are one of the most efficient lateral force resisting elements in high rise buildings. This paper deals with occurring of soft storey at lower level at high rise building subjected to earthquake has been studied. Also has been tried to investigate on adding of shear wall to structures in order to reduce soft storey effect on seismic response of building.

The Impact of ICT Infrastructure: A Veritable Tool for Healthcare Professionals

Egba Ifeanyichukwu, Amadi Gordon and Alalibo, Tamuno-Omie · September 2018 · pp. 80-84

This study focused mainly on the impact of information and communication technology infrastructure as a veritable tool for health care professionals in healthcare institutions in Port Harcourt metropolis. Descriptive research design method was employed. One hundred (100) Respondents (Healthcare Workers) participated in the research. Open and closed-ended questionnaire was used to collect data and simple percentage was used to analyze the data. The result of the study revealed that (60%) of the respondents have not been trained in the use of ICT and only few of them use ICT in the course of carrying out their job (40%). On the average, hospitals were provided the required infrastructure (50%). The result also identified that ICT infrastructures have the potential to improve the quality and safety of health care professionals (80%). A strong and properly structured ICT help doctors/patients be more informed and better prepared to engage in decision making and to carry out their treatment plan as well as have great potential to reduce some administrative costs and burden (95%). Their establishments does not have properly structured ICT infrastructure (60%). Recommendations are that the health workers should be well trained; provided with the required ICT infrastructures/equipment. The study has been able to show that ICT infrastructure is a veritable tool for healthcare professionals for effective healthcare delivery.

The Impact of Optical Character Recognition with Putative Analysis for Legal Document Notarization in MATLAB for Forensic Analysis

Oleka Chioma Violet · September 2018 · pp. 85-92

This paper presents the impact of optical character recognition (OCR) for legal document notarization to enhance forensic studies. The notarized process will be done employing image processing techniques such as background filtration, binarization, morphological dilation, putative, matching among others for accuracy. The main aim of this research is to provide a novel and reliable bibliography to enhance criminal investigation. Some existing literatures will be reviewed, analyzed and a new system will be proposed. Use case diagram and other universal modelling languages will be used for the system modelling while matlab will be used for the system implementation.

Design, Construction and Performance Evaluation of Electric Steam Boiler

Adegbola Adeyinka, Adeyemo Taiye, Ojo Busayo, Adegoroye Ademola, and Faluade Bolarinwa · September 2018 · pp. 93-100

This paper presents the design, construction and performance evaluation of steam boiler. It is aimed at improving an existing steam boiler through the incorporation of a heating element and a thermostat. The joining techniques and handling of the equipment for optimum usage was explained in details. The INVENTOR design shows the pictorial views, lines and dimensions for its mass production purposes. The electric steam boiler was put to test in order to determine its function ability and effectiveness through some experiment. When the electric steam boiler was tested, higher efficiency is obtained when compared with the already existing one. Therefore, it can be deduced that the constructed boiler can be operated with optimum efficiency when compared with existing one.

Numerical Investigation of Groundwater Remediation using Steam Injection with Magnetic Effect

A.A. Adegbola and A.A. Dare · September 2018 · pp. 101-111

Groundwater is of major importance to civilization, because it is the largest reserve of drinkable water in regions where humans can live. The pollution of groundwater by Non Aqueous Phase Liquid (NAPL) has become an increasing concern with industrialization. Although steam injection has been developed as one of the remediation techniques, the need for its improved recovery efficiency using other methods has been a subject of continuous study. The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of magnetic field on groundwater remediation using steam injection. The governing equations for simulation of three phase flow in groundwater were developed based on conservation of mass, momentum and energy. The incorporated steam injection as a flux source and magnetic field as a body force. Numerical model was subsequently developed by solving the equations using finite element technique. The model was first used to determine recovery efficiency of benzene in an aquifer containing sand of porosity 0.2 and permeability of 1 x 10-16 m-2 with steam injection at 0.01m3/s. Thereafter, recovery efficiency was determined for incidence of steam injection 0.01m3/s with varying magnetic field 0.2–0.4 T in step of 0.1 T. The numerical model was used to determine the recovery efficiency of ethanol for all the cases treated in numerical investigations of recovery of benzene. The numerical results for recovery efficiency of benzene using steam injection at 0.01m3/s was 71.77% while that with magnetic field at 0.2-0.4 T yielded 79.28-87.28%. The numerical results for recovery efficiency of ethanol using steam injection at 0.01m3/s was 74.75% while that with magnetic effect at 0.2-0.4 T yielded 80.61-86.22%. A combined application of steam injection with magnetic field appreciably enhances groundwater remediation. The study thus suggests that application of magnetic strength could be used as part of remediation plan for groundwater.

Comparative Fracture Study under Dynamic Conditions on a Flat Plate

Sachin Saj T K, Shankar Saj T K · September 2018 · pp. 112-118

Fracture gets produced in a structure by either during the manufacturing process or in the course of the normal service life of the Structure. So, this paper is about the study of fracture Behaviour, when the structure is subjected to a Static load and Dynamic load. The structure chosen for this paper is flat plate because it can be assumed as an Aircraft Wing Structure. So, when Aircraft Wing Structure having a certain crack when subjected to dynamic Load. How the fracture will behave, whether it will propagate or not, what will be the maximum safe load for the operation. The Analysis is done on ABAQUS by J-Integral Method. .So that, instead of undergoing an expensive change of structure, it can operate in that safe region. Thus saving money, time and materials.

Effect of Silicon Carbide Reinforcement on the Characteristics of Aluminium Matrix Composites: A Review

Yathiraj K, M.H. Annaiah · September 2018 · pp. 119-123

Aluminium matrix composite are being used in various applications such as military, aerospace, electrical industries and automotive industries due to their superior physical and mechanical properties. The addition of reinforcements into the metallic matrix improves the stiffness, specific strength, wear resistance, creep and fatigue properties compared to the conventional engineering materials. This paper reports the effect of silicon carbide reinforcement in the aluminium alloy. Effect of silicon carbide reinforcement on AMCs on the various properties like tensile strength, strain, hardness, wear and fatigue are also studied in this paper.

A Study of Consumer Attitude towards Online Shopping

Krishna Kant Bhartiy, Amarpal Kumar Jaisawal · September 2018 · pp. 124-128

This study is Design to understand the role of Consumer Towards online Shopping. This paper analyzed the Different type Issue of Online Shopping. The Research main aim to Provide Theory of calculated in understanding the present attitude status of online shopping and evaluate the factor that affecting the online Shopping. The Study describes insights into Consumers online Shopping attitude and Preferences and Findings revel that online shopping brings optimum facility to the consumers.

An Exploratory Research on Consumer Behaviour and Its Impact on Customer Relationship Management

V. Venkata Narayana, A. Kanaka Durga · September 2018 · pp. 129-132

The concept of customer relationship management and consumer behaviour are not new to various industrial verticals. It is equally interesting to know whether customer relationship management leads to better insights of the consumer behaviour or the vice versa i.e., understanding the consumer behaviour dynamics will lead to build a better customer relationship management. In the current paper, we have touched upon the types of consumer products based on consumer behaviour and the various factors that influence consumer behaviour. We have also discussed on the various consumer behaviour dynamics, knowledge of which will enhance the relationship levels and the CRM metrics that will bring in a positive change in consumer behaviour dynamics. We mentioned about the limitation of the research work and conclude on discussing the two Hypothesis proposed and in support of the arguments based on the feedback of the survey data.

GST and Its Outcome in India

Hema Neelam, Bhagya Laxmi · September 2018 · pp. 133-136

The Goods and Services Tax was implemented on july1, 2017.GST was planned to implemented in April 2010, but it was postponed due to political pressures and lack of interest of stakeholders Traditionally India's tax regime relied heavily on indirect taxes. There are endless taxes in present system few levied by Centre and rest levied by state, to remove this multiplicity of taxes and reducing the burden of the tax payer a simple tax is required and that is Goods and Service Tax (GST). This paper throws an insight into the history of GST, Tax structure before GST in India, Goods & Services Tax Council (GSTC), Goods and services Tax Network (GSTN).

A Study on Management of Cash & Cash Equivalent in Co-operative Sugar Industry

Jyothi Vashappanavar, Prof Prayag Gokhale · September 2018 · pp. 137-140

- Cash is a vital firm asset in spite of the fact that coin and paper currency can be analyzed & taken care of the real piece of the cash of mainly implementation of bank financial report which tells to belongings to cash as unrelated to tangible property. The main aspect of cash management is to maintain an optimum cash balance. Efficient cash management processes are pre-requisites to execute payments, collect receivables and manage liquidity. Hence from the above recommendation may suggest that in maximum sense trade implies cash in hand and at the bank so far in the more extensive sense it is the deposit in banks, currency, bank draft. This paper aims to study the optimum cash balance required by the company by applying Baumol’s model.

Application of Laplace Transform for Solving Population Growth and Decay Problems

Sudhanshu Aggarwal, Anjana Rani Gupta, D.P. Singh, Nirbhaya Asthana, Neeraj Kumar · September 2018 · pp. 141-145

The population growth and decay problems arise in the field of chemistry, physics, biology, social science, zoology etc. In this paper, we used Laplace transform for solving population growth and decay problems and some applications are given in order to demonstrate the effectiveness of Laplace transform for solving population growth and decay problems.

Modeling and Forecasting of Average Yearly Temperature in Case of Mekelle City, Tigray, Ethiopia

Venkata Subbarao Uppu · September 2018 · pp. 146-153

Temperature is the key natural resource on which the others depend. It influences food production, ground water and energy availability. The main objective of the research study is modeling and forecasting of temperature in case of Mekelle, which is found in north western zone of Tigray region . The goal of this research study was to examine the temperature of Mekelle city in the past 26 years, at present and forecasting the temperature of the city for the coming about 10 years. Source of the data and type of data are secondary source of data and secondary data respectively. The data is collected from the national metrology agency of Tigray region branch recorded from 1991 to 2016 of 26 years.

Development of Vehicle License Plate Recognition System Using K-Means Clustering and Support Vector Machine

Sheela C Loni, S.J. Krishna Prasad · September 2018 · pp. 154-157

License plate recognition (LPR) technique is a technique which is used to detect, identify and recognize the characters. This work focuses on recognition of Indian cars license plate recognition. This LPR system mainly consists of following sub stages Plate localization, Preprocessing of captured image, grouping of the characters, feature extraction, classification, associated testing and character recognition. In this work, we propose a novel hierarchical character recognition scheme based on supervised K-means and Support Vector Machine (SVM) which not only recognize clear images but also blurred license plate images. Supervised K-means has been used to classify characters into subgroups. Characters of subgroups are further classified by support vector machine based algorithm. Advantage of the proposed approach is to reduce the classes of characters in each subgroup and to further reduce their complexity. This improves accuracy of character recognition. Our algorithms were tested with 100 images both blurred and non blurred image cases captured on the road and parking lot. The algorithm designed exhibits 100% success rate in Indian license plate recognition.

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