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Effect of Hydroxy (HHO) gas addition on the air-fuel ratio, mileage and fuel consumption of a motorbike equipped with 4 stroke SI engine through theoretical calculations

This research aims to compare the mileage and fuel consumption of a BAJAJ Pulsar 150 equipped with a 4 stroke SI Engine with and without the assistance of Hydroxy (HHO) gas through theoretical calculations and derive suitable conclusions. HHO gas consists or Hydrogen (H2) and Oxygen (O2) which are liberated during water electrolysis. The hydrogen gas produced by electrolysis of water is injected through a small opening in the engine intake manifold while the carburettor, fuel pipeline, and engine cylinder being unaltered. Topics from elementary Chemistry, Engineering Thermodynamics and IC Engines were used in the calculations. The specifications of SI Engine used in the Bajaj Pulsar 150 were also taken into account. The following results were obtained from the calculations when the engine was run with the aid of HHO gas: (a) 4.54% increase in mileage of the bike when operating the engine under maximum power condition. (b) 4.71% increase in mileage of the bike when operating the engine under maximum torque condition. (c) 74.2% decrease in fuel consumption, (d) No change in Air-Fuel(A/F) ratio

Published by: Anuraag M., Nagappa Dandapure

Author: Anuraag M.

Paper ID: V6I3-1595

Paper Status: published

Published: July 1, 2020

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The thrust generated by DIY Ion Thruster

Nowadays, Electronic propulsion is the most used technology for controlling the precise motion of the satellites or explorers. As a Physics enthusiast, I wanted to experiment with the Electronic propulsion engine and calculate the thrust generated with the small electronic propulsion engine at atmospheric conditions near sea level. In this experiment, we made a small setup of ion thruster, which can generate very small thrust; we also tried to explain the mathematical model of the thrusts of such designs.

Published by: Jaash Parekh

Author: Jaash Parekh

Paper ID: V6I3-1671

Paper Status: published

Published: July 1, 2020

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Study of the relationship between humour, stress and psychological well-being in young adults

This study is titled as “Relationship between humour, stress and psychological well-being in young adults.” The objective is to study the relationship between humour and stress, humour and psychological well-being and stress and psychological well-being among young adults in Pune city. The total sample of 139 consisted of college students who are currently enrolled in a professional or a traditional course. The methodology consisted of purposive sampling. Standardized tools of Multidimensional Sense of Humour Scale, Perceived Stress Scale and Scales of Psychological Well-being were used for data collection in order to assess humour, stress and psychological well-being respectively. The Parametric measure of Pearson product-moment correlation was used to analyse the data, followed by regression. The results revealed a significant positive correlation between Humour and Psychological Well-being (significant at 0.01 level), and a significant negative correlation between Stress and Psychological Well-being (significant at 0.01 level). The implications could be that adaptation of humour in teaching methods will create a relaxing environment. This can facilitate student participation, concentration, attention, as well as can strengthen and increase social interaction.

Published by: Shreya Shitole

Author: Shreya Shitole

Paper ID: V6I3-1653

Paper Status: published

Published: July 1, 2020

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Assessment of self-efficacy beliefs and academic performance for sources and implications in high and low achieving secondary schools in Mbarara district, Uganda

The major purpose of the study was to assess the relationship between self-efficacy beliefs and academic performance between high and low achieving secondary schools in Mbarara District. The study also explored the sources related to the academic gap that informed implications towards narrowing the academic gap between high and low achieving secondary schools. The study was mainly quantitative and used the sequential explanatory paradigm. Questionnaires were used to gather data from three hundred participants. Interview responses were analyzed to supplement the information collected through the questionnaire. Data were analyzed using the computer package known as Statistical Package for the Social Sciences version 20. The findings of the study showed that there are very weak negative correlations between self-efficacy beliefs and academic performance in low achieving secondary schools r (148)= -.163, p=.047) while high achieving has weak corrections r (148)= -0.203, p=.013) which is significant. The study, therefore, recommends that students could be encouraged to practice adherence to moral self-sanctions while teachers evaluate and consult on performance so that students gain confidence and assurance to achieve academic success. Furthermore, the findings of the study have sources for differences in principal passes that effect inequitable admission to public universities. Also, the findings informed implications towards narrowing the academic performance gap between high and low achieving secondary schools.

Published by: Imelda Kemeza, Milly Grace Kibanja, Karl Steffens

Author: Imelda Kemeza

Paper ID: V6I3-1613

Paper Status: published

Published: July 1, 2020

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Marketing innovations: Opportunity and challenges- A study on Haveri city

The importance of innovation in the current business strategy modern day’s technology is one of the most powerful weapons to a successful company. This marketing innovation construct and its associated strategic activities are clearly distinguished from product and process innovation, better-enabling researchers and practitioners to identify new and updated paths from innovation to firm performance. Marketing innovation and technology is one of the factor surveys along with rival competitors and along with long term substance in the market. Technology is helping to increase produces qualities product and easy to distributes. Innovation and technology will provide customer loyalty and reach the target group. The innovation has been executed in many companies and they are running their business successfully. They are Nestle, windows operator, and various cell phones, etc. To conclude if you’re trying to enhance your marketing activity or create new things or new development products hence, this paper attempts to find the opportunities and challenges to the organization and innovations products under the study area.

Published by: Pavankumar U. D., Megha G. Patil

Author: Pavankumar U. D.

Paper ID: V6I3-1577

Paper Status: published

Published: July 1, 2020

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Design of low power and high-performance Carry Save Adder and Ripple Carry Adder using pass transistor logic

Adders are the central structure square of any processor or data way application. For the arrangement of prevalent getting ready units quick adders with low power use is required. To structure viable joined circuits the extent that zone, power additionally, speed has become a troublesome endeavor in present day VLSI design field. In this paper the power and delay modified pass on save snake is differentiated and the standard Carry Save Adder (CSA) and the Domino method of reasoning based CSA.And moreover theproposed justification CSA is thought about and the Ripple Carry Adder and Carry Bypass Adder. The proposed arrangement is endorsed by execution of 4 piece Carry Save Adder in a standard 90nm CMOS advancement. This circuits is executed using DSCH Tool, Microwind Tool.

Published by: Kadiyala Saichand, S. Varakumari, Kiran Kumar, Aravind

Author: Kadiyala Saichand

Paper ID: V6I3-1567

Paper Status: published

Published: July 1, 2020

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