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Smart and Innovative Technologies in Engineering and Sciences
SITES-16
📅 Date: 11th-12th November 2016
🏫 Organized by: Gyan Ganga College of Technology, Jabalpur
Heading of Rivet Shape Head from Cylindrical Porous Aluminum-Copper Composites at Different Strain Rates during Cold Forging
Dr. Shrikant Jain, Dr. R. K. Ranjan, Dr. Surendra Kumar
Antimicrobial Activity of Rice Starch based Packaging Film Loaded with Zinc Oxide Nanoparticles
Dr. Ruchi Lodhi, Dr. S.K Bajpai
Need of Geotechnical Assessments for Earthquake Resistant Structures: A Study at Jabalpur
Sanjay Kumar Verma, Dr. Saleem Akhtar
Study of Different Parameters of Narmada Water at Lameta Ghat Jabalpur which causes Pollution
Himanshu Kolhatkar, Salomi Rao
LTE: User Equipment (UE) States
Jyotsna Agrawal, Dr. P. Mor, Dr. J.M. Keller, Dr. P. Dubey
Optimization of concentration of Glucose in Microbial Fuel Cell for Maximum Electricity Production
Rani Ayachi, Reena Badhe
Fixed Point Results for Weak Compatible Mapping in Fuzzy 2-Metric Space
Surendra Kumar Garg, Manoj Kumar Shukla
Morphometric Analysis Based Prioritisation of Belkund Sub-Watershed, Jabalpur District, M.P., India
Nage S.K, Deolia D.K, Tignath Sanjay, Damle N
Abstract
Heading of Rivet Shape Head from Cylindrical Porous Aluminum-Copper Composites at Different Strain Rates during Cold Forging
Dr. Shrikant Jain, Dr. R. K. Ranjan, Dr. Surendra Kumar
Abstract: The paper presents an investigation into the heading of rivet shape head form aluminum-copper porous cylindrical composite specimen clamped at one of its ends, at different strain rates (based on ram velocity) during cold forging under lubricated end conditions. The composites of different compositions were prepared and forged into rivets at different ram velocities: 1.5, 50, 100 and 150 mm/min. The forgeability of all the porous composites into rivet shape head was observed. The yield criterion as proposed by Tabata and Masaki, composite friction law, an appropriate velocity field, a mathematical model considering „Upper Bound‟ analysis was developed for relative average forging pressure on the platen during cold forging of the aluminum-copper porous composites into rivet at different ram velocities. Theoretical results have been presented graphically showing the variation of the relative average forging pressure versus percent reduction in height of the porous composites. The required ram travel has also been ascertained. Theoretical and experimentally obtained values of relative average forging pressure versus percent reduction in height were plotted for different composite- specimen and a good correlation was observed. Strain rate effect on forging load during circular rivet head forming process versus percentage reduction in height were presented graphically, analyzed and discussed critically.
Keywords: Al-Cu porous composite, strain rate, yield criterion, interfacial friction law, forgeability.
Keywords: Al-Cu porous composite, strain rate, yield criterion, interfacial friction law, forgeability.
Abstract
Fuzzy g**- Closed Sets
Jyoti Pandey Bajpai, S. S. Thakur
Abstract: In this Paper we introduce the concept of the fuzzy g*-closed set in fuzzy topological spaces. After the introduction of fuzzy sets by Zadeh in 1965 and fuzzy topology by Chang in 1967, several researches were conducted on the generalizations of the notions of fuzzy sets and fuzzy topology. In 1995, Thakur and Malviya extended the concept of g-closed sets in fuzzy topology. Many authors utilized fuzzy g-closed sets for the generalization of various fuzzy topological concepts in fuzzy topology. In 2010 Thakur and Mishra [9] introduced the concept of fuzzy g*-closed sets in fuzzy topology. In 2012 M. and Helen P. Introduced the concept of g**-closed sets in general topology. The present Paper extends the concept of g**-closed set due to Pauline M. and Helen P. In fuzzy topology and explore their study.
Keywords: Fuzzy topology, Fuzzy generalized closed sets, Fuzzy g**-closed set, Fuzzy g** -open set sets
Keywords: Fuzzy topology, Fuzzy generalized closed sets, Fuzzy g**-closed set, Fuzzy g** -open set sets
Abstract
Antimicrobial Activity of Rice Starch based Packaging Film Loaded with Zinc Oxide Nanoparticles
Dr. Ruchi Lodhi, Dr. S.K Bajpai
Abstract: In this work ZnO nanoparticles were loaded in rice starch based films using an unique equilibration-cum- hydrothermal approach. The films have been characterized by XRD, SPR and SEM analysis. These films have shown excellent antibacterial action against model bacteria E.coli when investigated qualitatively by zone inhibition method. Films exhibit great potential to be used as packaging films to protect food stuff against microbial contaminants.
Keyword: Antimicrobial activity, Rice starch film, ZnO nanoparticles.
Keyword: Antimicrobial activity, Rice starch film, ZnO nanoparticles.
Abstract
Need of Geotechnical Assessments for Earthquake Resistant Structures: A Study at Jabalpur
Sanjay Kumar Verma, Dr. Saleem Akhtar
Abstract: Stability of any civil engineering structure is greatly depends upon its foundation. Mostly foundation of any structure designed with the consideration of types of soils and its safe bearing capacity. Ground water table is also an important point, that should keep in mind while design any foundation. The city of Jabalpur (23 0 10 ‘N: 79 0 57’ E: MSL 402 M) is a third largest city of Madhya Pradesh. Jabalpur is a town situated in the heart of Madhya Pradesh. Looking to the past tectonic record in the locality Jabalpur is seismically sensitive. The city is in an earthquake prone area and comes under earthquake zone III as per IS: 1893-1984. Jabalpur city is vulnerable to the occurrence of major earthquake like the one which took place earlier. A moderate earthquake struck central India on the morning hours of May 22, 1997. The epicentre of the earthquake was located about 12 km S-E to the city of Jabalpur. The earthquake caused considerable damage and loss of life. Jabalpur is a city having considerable verities in soil types, so it is necessary to design the foundation of the structures with the consideration of history of earthquake in this locality and variation of soils in this region. This study highlights the sensitivity of the area with respect to earthquake and discusses some important recommendations for safe constructions.
Keywords: Seismicity, Meizoseismal, Central Indian Tectonic Zone (CITZ), Lineament, NNF, NSF, vulnerability
Keywords: Seismicity, Meizoseismal, Central Indian Tectonic Zone (CITZ), Lineament, NNF, NSF, vulnerability
Abstract
Study of Different Parameters of Narmada Water at Lameta Ghat Jabalpur which causes Pollution
Himanshu Kolhatkar, Salomi Rao
Abstract: Water pollution has been one of the main topics in the environmental issue of Narmada river water in Jabalpur region. This study was conducted to find out the pollution situation of Narmada River and the health problem of the surrounding residents. The results clearly determine that the water quality of Narmada river may be in a position to sustain the aquatic life and suitable for using domestic purpose. This is indicated by the measured parameters in the river. The maximum recorded values of pH, turbidity hardness, total dissolved solids (TDS). The maximum concentration of turbidity, pH, hardness, Total Solid, found in the Narmada river is not much higher than the standard permissible limit. The study also provides evidence that local communities are not suffering from a variety of health problems including skin, diarrhea, dysentery, and respiratory illnesses. Dengue, malaria and other epidemic diseases are not available in this area.
Keywords: Water, Quality, Analysis, Pollution.
Keywords: Water, Quality, Analysis, Pollution.
Abstract
LTE: User Equipment (UE) States
Jyotsna Agrawal, Dr. P. Mor, Dr. J.M. Keller, Dr. P. Dubey
Abstract: The number of mobile users and the demand for better communication is increasing day by day. So to meet up customers demand lots of advancement is being done in the field of communication. Latest communication technology LTE pays large emphasis on providing users with faster data rates and better communication quality. LTE has specified two UE states i.e. Idle mode and connected mode to avoid unnecessary signalling. When the UE does not have any data to send it is said to be in idle mode, and when the data is being send or communication is taking place then the UE is said to be in connected state. Idle mode is important as it saves battery life and also reduces unnecessary signalling. This paper gives a brief overview of both these UE states.
Keywords: Long Term Evolution (LTE), User Equipment (UE), Radio Resource Control (RRC), Radio Resource Control idle state (RRC_IDLE), Radio Resource Control connected state (RRC_CONNECTED)
Keywords: Long Term Evolution (LTE), User Equipment (UE), Radio Resource Control (RRC), Radio Resource Control idle state (RRC_IDLE), Radio Resource Control connected state (RRC_CONNECTED)
Abstract
Optimization of concentration of Glucose in Microbial Fuel Cell for Maximum Electricity Production
Rani Ayachi, Reena Badhe
Abstract: Microbial fuel cell (MFC) is pollution free, electricity generation device; it represents a new method for eco- friendly source of electricity generation. When we produce electricity by Microbial fuel cell from food factory waste water we obtained pure water as a byproduct. Microbial fuel cells are devices that can use bacterial metabolism to produce an electrical current from wide range organic substrates. This paper explores the application of MFC in generating electricity using waste water from different food factories Jabalpur. In order to obtain the aim of this paper, a system of MFC with microbe with starch and glucose digestive bacteria has been used. This bacteria is not harmful for living organism as well as environment. As parameter, it was evaluated the electricity produced during MFC operation on variation at different concentration of glucose substance.
Keywords: Electricity, Electrodes, MFC, Paenibacillus, Waste water
Keywords: Electricity, Electrodes, MFC, Paenibacillus, Waste water
Abstract
FEA Analysis for Designed Chassis
Aditya Patel, Akash Vishwakarma
Abstract: Research work describes analysis of designed chassis frame for customized vehicle. Practically the strength of the chassis depends on the material used for manufacturing. Analyzing the effect of the changing the material of manufacturing of chassis is done. The deformation of members, stress developed in the chassis and strain in chassis is taken as the major effect in this research. The research is done by taking in account most widely used materials now a day’s i.e. Steel, Magnesium alloy and Aluminium alloy.
Keywords: Finite element analysis (FEA), Chassis, Aluminium alloy, Magnesium alloy.
Keywords: Finite element analysis (FEA), Chassis, Aluminium alloy, Magnesium alloy.
Abstract
Fixed Point Results for Weak Compatible Mapping in Fuzzy 2-Metric Space
Surendra Kumar Garg, Manoj Kumar Shukla
Abstract: In this paper we have proved some fixed point result in complete fuzzy 2-metric space for weak compatible mappings.
Keywords: Fixed Point, Fuzzy Metric Space, Fuzzy 2-Metric Space, Common Fixed Point, Weakly Compatible Mapping.
Keywords: Fixed Point, Fuzzy Metric Space, Fuzzy 2-Metric Space, Common Fixed Point, Weakly Compatible Mapping.
Abstract
Morphometric Analysis Based Prioritisation of Belkund Sub-Watershed, Jabalpur District, M.P., India
Nage S.K, Deolia D.K, Tignath Sanjay, Damle N
Abstract: Land, water and soil are limited natural resources and their wide utilisation with increasing population is a major area of concern. Belkund sub-watershed is a part of Hiran River Basin. Belkund River is a tributary of Hiran River, which in turn is a tributary of Narmada River of central India. In the present study emphasis is given on the morphometric parameters of sub watershed, Geology using GIS Techniques for prioritizations of micro watersheds.
Keywords: Watershed Prioritisation, GIS, Remote Sensing, Drainage Morphometery.
Keywords: Watershed Prioritisation, GIS, Remote Sensing, Drainage Morphometery.
Abstract
Novel Biomaterials for Packaging Applications
Anjali Bajpai, Vidhya Raj
Abstract: Guar gum was hydrophobically modified by condensation with dimer acid by microwave irradiation; the resulting product was used to prepare a film by mixing with poly vinyl alcohol. The preparation of condensation product and the film was optimized by variation of various reaction parameters. Products were characterized by FTIR spectroscopy, SEM, viscosity, tensile strength and permeability measurements. The application of films for food packaging is suggested on the basis of various properties and biodegradation in moist soil.
Keywords: Guar gum, dimer acid, hydrophobically modified guar gum, poly vinyl alcohol, biodegradation.
Keywords: Guar gum, dimer acid, hydrophobically modified guar gum, poly vinyl alcohol, biodegradation.
