Smart inventory storage system
In most of the industries, material handling and storage is done by industrial stackers. So industries have to pay for rack manufacturing and purchasing of stacker or turret. This goes costlier and more space, effort consuming. Many of the small-scale industries can’t even afford it. The paper will describe one model called Smart Inventory Storage System (SISS) for material handling and storage which will save cost, effort, and space of the industry. After analyzing the successful operation of the small prototype of SISS, it is predicted that it will be a good solution to many of the small-scale industries for material handling and storage.
Published by: Pushkar D Bhangale, Gaurav R Dhole, Akshay A Bhoite
Author: Pushkar D Bhangale
Paper ID: V4I2-2220
Paper Status: published
Published: April 28, 2018
Review on wetlands and mosquitoes
The expansion of existing wetlands, their creation from arable land, and the creation of new salt marsh. India has a wealth of wetland of ecosystems that support diverse and unique habitats, this wetlands provide numerous ecological goods and services but are under tremendous stress due to rapid urbanization, industrialization and agricultural intensification, manifested by the shrinkage in their areal extent decline in the hydrological, economic and ecological functions, they perform, this paper illustrates the role of fresh water wetlands (e.g. lakes, pond, riverine, streams & wet prairies, fens,) Marine wetlands, (an estuary, mangrove swamps, bogs, coral reefs,) common wetlands, are being considered beneficial for good and habitat for wildlife, water quality improvement, constructed wetland, systems (CWS) for wastewater treatment have been proven to be effective, low cost and sustainable alternative for conventional wastewater treatment technologies the CWS generally fall under two categories: subsurface flow system and free water system subsurface flow system are designed to create subsurface flow through a permeable medium. Both types of wetlands treatment system typically constructed in basins or channels with a natural or constructed subsurface barrier to limit seepage the paper reviews the different types of wetlands and different types of constructed wetlands by modification of wetlands.
Published by: Dr. P. Thangamathi, T. Nithya, M. Lavanya, A. Gnanasoundari
Author: Dr. P. Thangamathi
Paper ID: V4I2-1641
Paper Status: published
Published: April 28, 2018
An experimental study on the strength properties of concrete using waste glass and GGBS
The usage of waste materials from the industries has been continuously emphasized within the research work. There is a developing interest in the usage of recycled glass (RG) and ground granulated blast furnace slag (GGBS) as an aggregate creation material specifically for non-structural packages. Although the recycled glass is capable of reducing the water absorption and drying shrinkage in concrete products because of its close to zero water absorption characteristics, the potential adverse effect of the use of glass because of alkali-silica reaction (ASR) in cementitious materials is a real issue. GGBS is such waste which is the by-product of the iron production industries, whose use and production has increased in many years. GGBS can be used in experimental work as opportunity binder and filler materials for Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) and River Sand respectively in concrete due to their pozzolanic behaviour. In this experiment, cement is substituted by GGBS at 50%, 60% and 70% and sand with glass powder at 20% in numerous percentages. Mechanical strength were calculated at 7, 28 and 56 days of M20 grade concrete. The mechanical strength in the study is increasing at 7th days for all replacement levels of GGBS and sand but, later on, strength was only increasing at 50% and 60% GGBS and 20% sand in 28th and 56th days in comparison to control mix. The maximum mechanical strength is achieved when 60% cement is substituted by GGBS and 20% sand is substituted with glass powder. The mechanical strength starts reducing at 70% GGBS and 20% sand. 100-micrometer glass size is good for achieving the strength. GGBS and glasses are the waste merchandise. Therefore, the disposal problem of stuff is solved aspect by way of aspect the saving of cement and sand will be done. There will be environmental and the economic benefits from the utilize of recycled waste glasses and GGBS to concrete production. 3R ’s, (Reuse, Recycle, Reduce) are going to be useful in reducing environmental and health hazards.
Published by: Abhinav Kumar Singh, Geeta Mehta
Author: Abhinav Kumar Singh
Paper ID: V4I2-2198
Paper Status: published
Published: April 28, 2018
Adaptive replication in HDFS based on prediction techniques
In a previous couple of decade, we've seen associate degree info explosion era and for that giant quantity of distributed knowledge being kept. The number of applications supported Apache Hadoop is increasing, the explanation behind this is often lustiness and dynamic options of this technique. HDFS provides high availability and reliableness. Characteristics of parallel operations on the application layer, Access rate is completely different for every file in HDFS. HDFS uses cloud storage to implement the functionality. By considering the assorted drawbacks of replication system of HDFS, this paper implements an approach to flexibly replicate the data files. Predictive analysis is used for setting the replication factor. The frequent access files are often replicated consistently with their access potential. Therefore, our approach concurrently improves the performance of HDFS and maintains high accessibility of data files.
Published by: Nikita Nabajee Sanap, Puja Bhanudas Sonar, Pratiksha Sanjay Khode, Kamini Vijay Phad
Author: Nikita Nabajee Sanap
Paper ID: V4I2-2128
Paper Status: published
Published: April 28, 2018
Application of digital watermarking in piracy
In today’s world where piracy has surfaced itself as one of the biggest problems, it becomes important to protect the originality to prevent huge revenue losses, to safeguard digital rights and protect information. This paper presents the application of digital watermarking for authorization against copying or piracy. E-Banking is the method of banking in which the customer conducts transactions electronically via the internet which causes the problem of phishing. The remedy to avoid phishing is to use different anti-piracy techniques. The technique that we are using is digital watermarking. The watermark is inserted by means of a security key. On reception, only the authorized person with a valid security key can extract the watermark thus verifying the integrity and authenticity of the image.
Published by: Shrutika Potdar, Mihir Potdar
Author: Shrutika Potdar
Paper ID: V4I2-2167
Paper Status: published
Published: April 28, 2018
Maitland mobilization is more effective in non-diabetic than diabetic patients a comparative study
To study efficacy of Maitland Mobilization in patients with diabetic and non-diabetic Adhesive Capsulitis, Sample size: 50 patients (25 in each group),Study Design: Interventional Study, Study setting: A 1950 bedded tertiary care teaching hospital with well equipped medical and surgical intensive care unit and musculoskeletal department, Sample and Sampling method: 50 patients were randomly selected and assigned to 2 groups, as Group 1(control group), Group 2 (Interventional group) in equal numbers.Exclusion Criteria. The total subjects of 50 were included in the study the inclusion & exclusion criteria were Inclusion Criteria: Unilateral adhesive capsulitis defined as loss of active movement of the shoulder joint relative to the affected side, in abduction and external rotation; gender male and female age group, Duration of complaints of 2 weeks to 3 months; Exclusion Criteria were : Previous manipulation under anesthesia of the affected shoulder, other conditions involving the shoulder (eg, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, damage of the glenohumeral cartilage, osteoporosis, or malignancies in the shoulder region),Neurologic deficits affecting shoulder function in normal daily activities,pain or disorders of the cervical spine, elbow, wrist, or hand, Injection with corticosteroids in the affected shoulder in the preceding 4 weeks. Subjects with diabetes mellitus were accepted, Any h/o of trauma fracture and fall, Any orthopedic or neurological limitations. Result: After 4-wk rehabilitation, the shoulder abduction active range of motion in non-diabetes and diabetes patients for involved extremity has increased compared to the pre-rehabilitation period Vas was 4.81,3.16,2.46, Abduction was 57.73,67.93,80.13 and external rotation was 39.44,43.50,80.21. Conclusion: The rehabilitation program used in this study have shown that the treatments procedure was more significant in non-diabetic as compared to diabetic patients moreover recurrence rate was more in diabetic patients as compared to non-diabetic patients
Published by: Dr. Subrat Samal, Dr. Snehal Samal
Author: Dr. Subrat Samal
Paper ID: V4I2-2216
Paper Status: published
Published: April 28, 2018
