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The relationship between false discharge of gaseous fire suppression systems and airborne dust

Fire suppression system using gases is one of the most advanced fixed automatic fire suppression systems. The most common of fire suppression system using gases are clean agent systems which have clean extinguishing gases that are ineffective on environment, people and equipment. The famous types of clean extinguishing gases are FM 200 or called heptafluoropropane, Other type is NOVEC 1230, It belongs to a family of chemicals called halocarbons, a group which includes fluoroketones. There is another type of gaseous fire suppression system using Carbon dioxide as an extinguishing gas, but it’s not classified as a clean agent. Gaseous fire suppression systems protect vital locations and critical assets. Clean agent systems and carbon dioxide systems are the most common types of gaseous fire suppression systems installed in the Company facilities. In fire case, smoke begins raised up, at least two detectors must sense the smoke to activate the system for extinguishing. In reality, not only smoke of fire can activate the system. In the last four years, only 12% of total times that the gaseous fire suppression systems activated for fire reasons. According to historical investigation reports, false discharges may occur due to many causes, most important of which are environment, human error and system trouble. This research studies these factors and focused on environmental factor that is responsible of around 68% of total activated times of gaseous fire suppression systems and it found associated correlation as well as proposes physical solutions to reduce the probability of false discharges. Linear regression analysis and ANOVA analysis will be applied.

Published by: Hatem Aldhubaib

Author: Hatem Aldhubaib

Paper ID: V6I3-1147

Paper Status: published

Published: May 3, 2020

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Weather prediction using Machine Learning

The burgeoning research in the fields of Artificial Intelligence and machine learning has given rise to numerous weather prediction models. But the problem of accurately predicting or forecasting the weather persists. Numerical weather prediction is taking the existing numerical data on weather conditions and applying machine learning algorithms to forecast the weather. This paper is the application of machine learning algorithm-decision Tree to predict the weather based on a few parameters such as temperature, pressure, humidity. Using the stepwise regression process along with the decision tree, weather forecasting is achieved.

Published by: Harsh Agarwal, K. Sai Charan, S. Harsha Vardhan, J. Ashok Kumar, P. Someshwar Goud, Vamshi Krishna

Author: Harsh Agarwal

Paper ID: V6I2-1489

Paper Status: published

Published: May 1, 2020

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Platform to improve the reachability of web based advertisement

Advertisements are the messages that are intended to inform or influence the people who receive them. It is a paid announcement in a newspaper or on a television or on a poster about a product, event, or a job. In olden day advertisement was carried out by printing messages in the bronze plate, and by painting in-wall or rock and by campaigning. After that, it was carried out in the billboards, flyers or pamphlets, television, newspaper, radio, etc. In recent years traditional advertisement is getting changed into a web-based advertisement. It is the type of advertisement that uses the internet to deliver promotional marketing messages to consumers. It is very important to get the attraction of the customer. This project focuses on improving the reachability of that advertisement in a cost-efficient manner. This platform allows the user to post their advertisement on a different website. In turn, it will generate the report through which the user can identify the best place to get a better response from the social media, e-commerce, etc.

Published by: V. Karunai Arasu, T. M. Lakshme Prabha, S. Dineshwaran, R. Muralidharan

Author: V. Karunai Arasu

Paper ID: V6I2-1487

Paper Status: published

Published: May 1, 2020

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A review of Coronavirus 2019 (COVID – 19)

Coronaviruses are a group of enveloped viruses with nonsegmented, single-stranded and positive-sense RNA genomes., severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS-CoV) and the Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) are zoonotic and highly pathogenic coronaviruses that have resulted in regional and global outbreaks Coronaviruses possess a distinctive morphology, the name being derived from the outer fringe, or ―corona‖ of the embedded envelope protein

Published by: Archana Salunkhe, Vishal Galave

Author: Archana Salunkhe

Paper ID: V6I2-1488

Paper Status: published

Published: April 29, 2020

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Proper balance of direct response marketing and brand marketing for product and brand dominance in current market

As the market place has emerged from small scale to a global scale it has also resulted in products and services of similar nature and requirements to come up in the same environment as geographical factors and economical factors had lesser impact on them as market kept developing. The concept of global village or globalization resulted in brands and companies to spread over the globe, as the factors like transporting the goods or providing services to far away destinations were not as big a concern for them anymore due to the advancements in technology in every aspect like that of transport and communication. This bridged the gap in the market which was observed in the early time. Products which were manufactured in one corner of the world were easily available in the other corner of the world alongside the products of the companies present there. This resulted in saturating the market environment and making it competitive. In such scenarios marketing tools become the important tools to distinguish and separate one product or service from other in the same market bubble. Direct Marketing and Brand Marketing emerged as the two big pillars of marketing campaigns. The objective of direct marketing was to establish direct channels of communication with the consumers and convince them of their supremacy in the market like Google, Apple, etc. Whereas the objective of Brand marketing was to establish the brand as a name for itself in the market which resonated the ideas of reliability and customer satisfaction for those who were related to the brand name or those who were customers for the same like PVR cinema, TATA, etc. This paper has two aspect to it, first is the understanding of Direct Response Marketing and Brand Marketing and the other aspect is the proper utilization of both the tools in the designing of a marketing campaign for a product or a service provided by a company.

Published by: Karan Chauhan

Author: Karan Chauhan

Paper ID: V6I2-1485

Paper Status: published

Published: April 29, 2020

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Smart Classroom

Smart products have influenced the market to create our lives easier at home, within the workplace, and everywhere. Technology has benefited in each aspect of our life right from education to communication. It’s a fresh vision in education. The best usage of technology can bring an enormous change in education. The smart learning approach makes the learners of all age groups and walks of life with a framework and variety of smart tools that encourage higher levels of understanding. The education system of a nation like India has made students follow a stereotyped method of learning. Students are practiced to take notes on continuous lectures. This has eventually decreased the listening capability of students and also students who absent themselves to classes find it difficult to follow-up the portions. This system proposes to develop a method in which the lectures are taken as notes automatically; students just need to listen to classes. Teachers respective to all the departments will be identified using an RFID reader and notes are maintained as a database. At the end of the day, the notes are sent as mail to students who are absent from classes. Thereby by the concept of the smart classroom, we can emphasize learning the concepts which lead to innovative and interactive learning sessions ultimately enhancing the performance.

Published by: M. Venkata Akhil, Dr. R. Balaji, N. Pradeep, M. Rama Sai Kaushik

Author: M. Venkata Akhil

Paper ID: V6I2-1491

Paper Status: published

Published: April 29, 2020

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