Thermal flexure analysis of orthotropic plate using trigonometric shear deformation theory
This paper presents the thermal flexure analysis of orthotropic plates subjected to sinusoidal thermal load linearly varying across the thickness. Analytical solutions for thermal displacements and stresses are investigated by using a trigonometric shear deformation plate theory which includes different functions in terms of thickness coordinate to represent the effect of shear deformation. The theory presented is variationally consistent, does not require shear correction factor, and gives rise to transverse shear stress variation such that the transverse shear stresses vary parabolically across the thickness satisfying shear stress-free surface conditions. Governing equations of equilibrium and associated boundary conditions of the theory are obtained using the principle of virtual work. The Navier solution for simply supported orthotropic plates has been developed. The validity of the present theory is verified by comparing the results with various Shear Deformation Theory.
Published by: Aher Aniket Balasaheb, Sanjay Kulkarni
Author: Aher Aniket Balasaheb
Paper ID: V5I4-1248
Paper Status: published
Published: July 25, 2019
Medical wastage plastic use in concrete
Concrete is being most widely used as a construction material in the world. In recent times, there is a lot of development in the field of concrete technology due to its high strength. An experimental investigation was carried out to study the mechanical prosperities of medical wastage plastic concrete such as compressive strength, split tensile strength and flexural strength. The experimental work was taken up on M20 grade of concrete as per IS 10262:2009 having mix proportion 1:1.5:3. Cubes of size 150 mm x 150 mm x 150 mm for compressive strength were casted; cylinders of size 300 mm length and 150 mm diameter for split tensile strength were casted and beams of size 100 mm x 100 mm x 500 mm for flexural strength were casted. Various specimens were tested after 7 and 28 days of curing. The experimental work represents the details of the experimental investigations and graphical format to determine conclusion.
Published by: Manukumar Gulabchand Goyar
Author: Manukumar Gulabchand Goyar
Paper ID: V5I4-1231
Paper Status: published
Published: July 24, 2019
Study on partial replacement of cement by sugarcane bagasse ash and wood ash
In creating nations, where rich agrarian and modern squanders, are released, these squander can be utilized as potential material or substitution material in the development business. This will have a great preferred position of decrease in the expense of development material. Notwithstanding its negative ecological effect bond is additionally one of the most costly materials when contrasted with different constituents of concrete. The crude materials for the bond generation like lime are additionally being misused in enormous amounts which may bring about coming up short on them, as it is anticipated to occur in certain spots of the world. The second biggest nation of sugar creation after Brazil in India. Because of which, there is an expansion in the measure of bagasse as a result of the sugar factory. Sugar stick bagasse cinder is the waste result of the ignition of bagasse for vitality in sugar ventures because of which it is effectively accessible and shoddy. Sugar stick bagasse fiery remains (SBA) is discarded in landfills and is presently turning into an ecological issue. The Wood fiery remains used was gotten from tree wood. In the wake of social event, the wood fiery remains was clearly warmed
Published by: Rachit Silawat, Barun Kumar, Abhay Kumar Jha
Author: Rachit Silawat
Paper ID: V5I4-1238
Paper Status: published
Published: July 22, 2019
Ignite the zeal of every student to learn English language in a heterogenous class
Our view of teaching the English language is essentially socio-constructivist. In India, the classrooms are generally heterogeneous. It has been a challenging experience for the teachers of the English language to tackle the problems in the heterogeneous classrooms. If we aspire to profit from heterogeneous groups; we need to believe that diversity is not a snag. It is an opportunity to know various perceptions and to enrich teaching. English teachers should be aware of the different interests and needs of the students to organize and to arrange activities accordingly. Humor can help teachers initiate a more relaxed learning environment which significantly lowers fear factor and allows quality learning to take place.
Published by: M. Sumathy Rajakumar
Author: M. Sumathy Rajakumar
Paper ID: V5I4-1214
Paper Status: published
Published: July 22, 2019
Are management education professors aware and competent to use ICT for teaching and learning?
We are witnessing fast paced progress in the field of higher education with the help of ICT tools and techniques in several countries of the world. However, this is not the case in India, where we are still struggling with several issues and challenges in Higher education, specifically in Management education. The use of ICT in Business education is becoming essential in view of the increasing trends of innovative products and services being launched in the industry and businesses. It is an imperative for the management education institutions to try and keep pace with the technology and business requirements in terms of business knowledge and job skills for the management graduates. Falling behind in this critical effort will further widen the gaps in the employability of the graduates, eroding the reputation and credibility of the management education institutions. This paper, through research conducted among the management institutions in Karnataka state in India, studies the level of awareness and abilities among the faculty members of management institutions to undertake specific activities in teaching process, using ICT tools and technologies. The results indicate that while some of the faculty members are aware of the activities and are in a position to use ICT in teaching, some others are not able to do so. It is suggested that extensive training programmes and workshops should be conducted for faculty members before the institutions consider implementation of ICT effectively.
Published by: Shanath Kumar C., Dr. Suresh A. M.
Author: Shanath Kumar C.
Paper ID: V5I4-1203
Paper Status: published
Published: July 22, 2019
A study to assess the effectiveness of planned health teaching on knowledge regarding the prevention of industrial hazards among the workers of selected industrial area in Gwalior city
The work environment exposes many workers to health hazards that contribute to injuries, respiratory diseases, cancer, musculoskeletal disorders, reproductive disorders, cardiovascular diseases, mental and neurological illnesses, eye damage and hearing loss, as well as to communicable diseases. The current global labor force stands at about 2600 million and is growing continuously. Approximately 75% of these working people are in developing countries. The officially registered working population constitutes 60–70% of the world's adult male and 30–60% of the world's adult female population. Each year, another 40 million people join the labor force, most of them in developing countries. Workplace environmental hazards are therefore a threat to a large proportion of the world population.
Published by: Taj Mohammed
Author: Taj Mohammed
Paper ID: V5I4-1164
Paper Status: published
Published: July 22, 2019
