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Analysis of Motivational Attributes on Goals Satisfaction
among Mechatronics Engineering Students
N.Kuppuswamy, L.Feroz Ali, L.Mubara Ali, K.P.Parthiban
Abstract — This study empirically examines the connection
among activity safety, equal treatment of personnel, good
revenue, process pleasure, properly operating circumstance,
and reward for fulfillment via the students of the department
Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Mechanical
Engineering and Mechatronics Engineering of Maharaja
Engineering College, Avinashi, Tamilnadu through the use of
self-designed questionnaires containing 20 attributes. The
sample size became 294 so 294 questionnaires were disbursed
and only forty had been selected. Evaluation became finished
the usage of Microsoft excel and the result concludes that
there's a sizeable wonderful relationship among college
students’ motivation and their profession boom. Activity
protection, identical remedy of personnel, and pleasant goals
have been decided on through the above Engineering college
students. Consequently it could be concluded that the
motivation is the very crucial aspect in estimating the behavior
of the character.
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Secrecy for Images Uploaded by User over Social Media
P. Geethanjally, K. Arunkumar
Abstract — Social media has attracted vast number of users to
share their personal information with other users. Privacy
becomes a major problem since the information might be shared
by ‘n’ number of users. An Adaptive Privacy Policy Prediction
framework has been devised in order to provide security to the
information. The framework helps the users to create security
measures for the information shared through the social sites.
User’s privacy preferences such as the role of image, image’s
metadata are considered as the measures. A policy prediction
technique has been generated in order to automatically upload
the user images. In addition to this, an image classification
framework is used for association of images with similar policies.
The main objective of this paper is to provide a substantial
method for privacy policy recommendations in order to improve
the security of the shared information in the social sites.
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A Two Phase Sampling Estimator of Population
Mean Using Auxiliary Information
R. Karan Singh, Peeyush Misra, V. S. Singh
Abstract — This paper provides a two phase sampling
estimator of population mean using auxiliary
information. Its bias and mean square error are
found. Comparative studies with some of the well
known estimators have been done. An empirical study
is also given as an illustration.
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Implementation of Fast keyword search using Public-Key
Ciphertexts with Hidden Structures (FKSCH)
Srinath K S, GovindRaj J, Kirti Kumari, Poojitha. M, Pintu Kumar
Abstract — In today’s world, various methods are being deployed
to establish a secure communication, fast keyword searching, and
retrieval completeness over a network. The existing semantic
secure Public-key Encryption with Keyword Search (PEKS)
takes linear search time with the total number of cipher texts
which makes it time consuming. The retrieval of keywords from
the large-scale database is complex and restricted. To tackle with
this drawback, our paper proposes complete system that
implements a Fast keyword search using Public-Key Ciphertexts
with Hidden Structures (FKSCH) for fast keyword search
without sacrificing the linguistic security of encrypted keywords.
The searchable cipher text keywords are structured by hidden
relations, which reveal only a part of information to match the
cipher text efficiently by preserving the privacy of the data.
Hence the time taken by SPCHS for the keyword search depends
on actual number of cipher text containing queried keyword
rather than the whole cipher text in the cloud database. Our
scheme satisfies the standard rules of Random Oracle model and
proves to be better than standard model.
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SSH over Telnet
Anjali Chava, Sravani Alwala
Abstract — In recent days most of the computing works rely on remote
systems. There are many protocols to communicate with remote
systems. But most of these protocols are found to be vulnerable.
Telnet is famous protocol to remote communications. One of
the biggest disadvantages of this protocol is all information even
private information like passwords and usernames is in plain text.
SSH overcomes this disadvantage. SSH uses encryption, which
means data in secured format that is data is sent unique for sender
and receiver.
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Design of an Improved Positive Output Super-Lift LUO Converter using
Drift Free Technique for Photovoltaic Applications
Integrated with
Single Phase Grid Connected Photo Voltaic System (GCPS)
Babul Kumar, S. Amirtharaj
Abstract — It is a compact and simple circuitry which converts
the DC output power of a PV Cell/Panel to the 6 times than the
actual value using Improved positive output super-lift luo
converter with drift-free technique with application of Perturb
and Observe MPPT algorithm for maximum power point
tracking- a drift free technique. It has integrated with Single
Phase converter which converts improved output into AC signal
which enable the system to be compatible with Grid System.
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The effect of RHA reinforcement on the Microstructure,
Mechanical properties and Dry sliding wear behavior of
Recycled waste Aluminium Can
Syed Sha Muzamil, Mir Safiulla, Avinash L
Abstract — Investigations on the mechanical and wear behavior of
Al MMCs produced with the use of agro waste ashes as
complementing reinforcement are quite limited in literature. In
this present work, metal matrix composites have been produced
from discarded aluminium cans and rice husk ash (RHA). The
aim of this work is to study mechanical and wear resistance
properties of the produced Aluminum can/RHA MMCs.The
study presents the results of experimental investigation on
mechanical and wear behavior of rice husk ash (RHA)
reinforced discarded aluminium cans. The influence of
reinforced ratio of 0, 3, 6 and 9 weight percentage of rice
husk ash (RHA) particles on mechanical behavior and Wear
properties w a s examined. The castings were prepared by liquid
metallurgy route. This work is also aimed at providing solution
to menaces associated with poor management of Aluminium cans
and RHA through recycling of these waste materials. It embraces
conversion of waste into wealth which on a large scale production
will enhance technological development and economic growth.
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Marathi Digit Recognition System based on MFCC and LPC
features
Pukhraj P. Shrishrimal, Ratnadeep R. Deshmukh, Ganesh B. Janwale, Devyani S. Kulkarni
Abstract — This paper presents the Marathi digit recognition
system based on MFCC and LPC feature using confusion matrix.
The speech database used for this work is unique as it consists
the speech samples recorded in regular environment with
background noise and with a huge variation in the pronunciation
as the speakers belongs to different places around the
Aurangabad city. The recognition rate achieved is less but it is a
first attempt for developing the digit recognition system using the
developed speech database.
Keywords— Automatic Speech
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Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) In Centre Indian
Environment
Shivya parasher, Abhay Kumar Sharma
Abstract — Since the IPCC report 2007established: “it
is very likely that global warming nowadays is
manmade”, it becomes obviously that the emission of
CO2 have to be reduced drastically. The greenhouse
gas (GHG) concentration for 2010 was 39% above the
preindustrial level. Therefore the warming trend has
increased significantly over the last 50 years.
Nevertheless, cold-fired power plants are still the
basis of electricity production all over the world. In
order to work against this trend research and
political influence is necessary to avoid the negative
impact of the global warming. Based on the history of
industrial development the industrialized nations
have the responsibility to decrease their individual
emissions, as well as supporting developing countries
by doing so. The high solar irradiation form
2500kw/m2/y in some parts of India and the high
share of direct radiation concentrated solar power
plants (CSP) are an excellent option for as us. It is
generally assumed that CSP systems are economic
only for locations with direct normal irradiation
(DNI) above 1800 kWh/m2/year (about5
kWh/m2/day). In the present study, regions of Central
India are investigated to install CSP plants by using
the accessible measured data of global horizontal
irradiation (GHI) from 6metropolises. A
computational code changes the measured GHI to
DNI and by relating the calculated data, six most
capable city area of Central India are nominated as
the case study. By applying topographical, radiation
and climate logical parameters to SAM software, the
electricity capacity of these cities for a typical CSP
plant are evaluated. The selected CSP plant is a
parabolic trough (PT) power plant with capacity of 50
MW and 4 hour thermal storage. Results show that
areas around the cities of Bhopal and Indore have
more solar energy prospective to begin CSP plants in
Central India.
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Energy Management System using Remote Data Logging
K.Ashokraja, Dr.K.Karppasamy
Abstract — Network based systematic method is used for energy
management system. Energy management systems are often
commonly used by individual commercial entities to monitor,
measure, and control their electrical building loads. An energy
management system (EMS) is a system of computer-aided tools
used by operators of electric utility grids to monitor, control, and
optimize the performance of the generation and/or
transmission system. A network topology is the arrangement of
a network, including its nodes and connecting lines. Using the
network topologies the measuring instruments are connected
together as a network and communicate to system via Modbus
TCP/IP protocol. Energy readings at remote location are
monitored and logged into energy management software. From
the energy management software the data are used for further
development.
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Implementation of Region Based Medical Image
Compression for Telemedicine Application
K.Srilatha
Abstract — Many classes of images contain spatial
regions which are more important than other
regions. Compression methods capable of delivering
higher reconstruction quality for important parts
are attractive in this situation. For medical images,
only a small portion of the image might be
diagnostically useful, but the cost of a wrong
interpretation is high. Hence, Region Based Coding
(RBC) technique is significant for medical image
compression and transmission. Lossless compression
schemes with secure transmission play a key role in
telemedicine applications that help in accurate
diagnosis and research. In this project, we propose
lossless scalable RBC for Digital Imaging and
Communications in Medicine (DICOM) the images
based on Integer Wavelet Transform (IWT) and
with the distortion limiting compression technique
for other regions in image. The main objective of
this work is to reject the noisy background and
reconstruct the image portions losslessly. The
compressed image can be accessed and sent over
telemedicine network using personal digital
assistance (PDA) like mobile.
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Real-time Traffic Sign Detection, Collision Detection and
Vehicle Tracking using GPS/GPRS for Smart Automotives
Swathi M, Uma S
Abstract — In this project we develop an efficient traffic sign
detection, collision detection with GPS facility for tracking the
smart automotives. Traffic sign recognition (TSR) is a technology
by which vehicle able to recognize the traffic sign put on the road,
for example: speed limit or turn ahead. Traffic Sign Recognition
tells the driver if he has to stop or if he is speeding. Alternatively,
a system is used to detect the accident rate by taking either
passive or active measures to deal with upcoming collisions.
Collision Detection refers to the computation problem of
detecting the intersection of two or more objects. In addition to
determine whether two objects have collided, collision detection
system calculates the time of impact and report a set of
intersecting points. Global positioning system(GPS) tracking is a
method of working out exactly something is GPS tracking uses
global navigation satellite system(GNSS) network. This network
incorporates a range of satellite that uses microwave signal that
are transmitted to GPS devices to give the information on
location, vehicle speed time and direction.
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Tuning of PID Controller Using Particle Swarm
Optimization Technique for DC Motor Speed Control
Dharmendra Tiwari, Kuldeep Kumar Swarnkar
Abstract — Design of PID controller for speed regulation of DC
motor is presented in this paper. A PID (Proportional Integral
Derivative) controller is a common instrument used in industrial
control applications. A PID controller can be used for regulation
of speed, temperature, flow, pressure and other process variables.
Field mounted PID controllers can be placed close to the sensor
or the control regulation device and be monitored centrally using
a SCADA system. In comparison with conventional PID, FOPID
is more flexible and trustworthy to control higher order systems.
According to parameters adjustment problems of PID controller,
particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm is adopted to
optimize PID controller parameters. Peak overshoot, rise time
and settling time are considered as important factors to minimize
using PSO technique. Simulation results give validation of the
proposed work and provide effectiveness of PID controller in
terms of robustness and control effect as compared to PID
controller.
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Simulation study of Quality Video Oriented
delivery over Wimax
Kirandeep Kaur, Khushboo Bansal, Neha Soni
Abstract — WiMax means worldwide interoperability for
Microwave Access. WiMax is also a component of 4G
Technology like LTE. WiMax network provide higher
speed and data transmission rates than Wi Fi. WiMax is
based on IEEE 802.16 standard. IEEE 802.16d for fixed
networks and IEEE 802.16e for Mobile networks.it
provides higher speed than WiFi Network. WiMax is
used for the MAN which stands for Metropolitan Area
network.
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Simulation study of Evaluation of TCP Variant
over Wimax
Sumanpreet Kaur, Khushboo Bansal, Neha Soni
Abstract — WiMax deals with many packet losses. This
type of losses found in network due to Congestion. It
can be managed by TCP congestion control mechanism
.In 4G wimax there are some recent development in the
network introduce new services to improve TCP’s
efficiency and resource utilization. In this paper, we
implement various TCP protocol’s favors on Wimax
networks. TCP is reliable protocol but with a problem
of slow start. This paper simulates the efficiency of
different TCP variants i.e. TCP RENO, TCP TAHOE,
TCP SACK and TCP NEWRENO. Performance
comparison is done between all of these TCP variants
on Wimax network. Simulation results shows that
which TCP version perform better in Wimax network.
These protocols are inspected based on TCP connection
(Congestion Window)’.and segment delay
retransmission.
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Changeable Surface Fusion in Steganography
R.Bhuvaneshwar, B.Rajesh Kumar
Abstract — Reversible texture synthesis process is proposed for
steganograpy. Resampling a smaller texture image synthesis a
new texture image. The texture synthesis process is merged into
steganography so as to hide secret messages. When compared
with the earlier works, this algorithm works on hiding the source
texture image and the secret messages are implanted with the
help of texture synthesis. The required secret messages are
extracted and as well as source texture is also isolated from a
stego synthetic texture. This algorithm has two advantages.
1. The implanting capacity is proportional to the size of the stego
texture image.
2. Recovery of source texture is possible due to the reversible
texture synthesis.
It is clearly understood that from the experimental results the
proposed algorithm offers various implanting capacities, obtains
visually credible texture images and recovers the source texture.
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Impact of opportunistic factors on Rheumatoid
arthritis
Ausaf Ahmad, T.B Singh, Usha, Navin Kumar
Abstract — Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) is an autoimmune
diseasein which body mistakenly considers
some parts of its own system as pathogens and
attacks them. Prevalence of approximately 0.75%
in India. About 40% diseased become work
disabled within 5 years from onset of symptoms.
The objectives of this paper are to correlate
incidence rate and the associated sign/ symptoms of
clinically suspected patients. The study is based on
290 clinically suspected subjects. Cross-sectional
cohort study design was used. Clinically suspected
cases were referred by different OPD’s of Sir
Sunderlal Hospital for screening. Along with
results of these tests other socio-demographic,
economic information were also carried through
structured pre-tested schedule method Study
concluded that the differences observed among the
various blood tests and positivity rate was found
statistically highly significant. Although the study
found substantiation of maximum percentages of
RA patients having knee difficulty besides related
studies in Indian context. Detection of AntiCCP is
thoroughly practicable for the diagnosis of RA, in
fact even RF likewise quite valuable for diagnosis of
RA and combination of testing for both RF and
AntiCCP may be even more useful in comparison
to individual test.
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Carbon isotope discrimination (Δ13C) as a
physiological marker for shade tolerance in black
pepper (Piper nigrum L.)
Krishnaprasad B.T, Savitha A, Bindumadhava, H, Krishnamurthy K.S
Abstract — Light is the major limiting factor for
intensive agriculture. Harnessing the light energy
efficiently or developing the crop genotypes that
yield better under low light is the need of the hour.
However, due to non availability of easily
quantifiable tool, the screening for shade tolerance
has become complex. Hence, an attempt was made
in this investigation to employ the Carbon Isotope
Discrimination (13C) as a physiological
marker/tool in assessing the extent of shade
tolerance in black pepper, as it has plant types
differing in shade tolerance. On the basis of
Photosynthetically Active Radiation (PAR),
different shade levels of 50, 65 and 90 percent were
created using shade nets. The growth and
physiological parameters were measured
periodically. Among the genotypes, the one which
has relatively high adaptation to the shade has
shown to utilize the light more efficiently thus
maintaining low Ci, and hence the low 13C . It
also maintained higher photosynthetic rate and
lower transpiration rate. In this paper we discuss
the physiological basis for this variation and
currently we are contemplating to test the same
hypothesis in other shade loving species too.
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Reuse of Treated Waste Water in Construction Industry
Sameer N. Shinde, Kamlesh V. Madurwar, Nitesh B. Thikare
Abstract — This paper attention on the reuse of treated waste
water in construction business which helps to reutilize the waste
water. The current water problem in India, there should to seem
for other sources of water. India discharges Treated Waste
Water (TWW) in natural water bodies, which can be used in
construction activity.
In this paper we focus on the use of Primary Treated Waste
Water (PTWW), Secondary Treated Waste Water (STWW), and
Tap Water (TW) for the mixing of concrete and the strength
Parameters of water were tested which was found well as per IS
456-2000 limits. TWW tests were for the making of concrete and
taking a compressive strength, concrete cubes for 7, 14 and 28
days and tensile strength on cylinder and for flexural strength
beams were casted for 28 days. Hence results for PTWW, STWW
and TW suggested STWW is appropriate for using in
construction industry.
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Seed Germination and Viability Improvement in
Eryngium Foetidum through Priming and Chemicals
S. N. Mozumder, M. M. Hossain, S. Akter, B. K. Goswami
Abstract — Seed germination and field performance of
Eryngium foetidum or Bilatidhonia using physical
factors and chemical treatment was studied at the
field laboratory of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur
Rahman Agricultural University during July 2012 to
June 2013 to reduce seed cost increasing germination
rate of Bilatidhonia. Experiment comprised with two
factors viz. three seed treatment comprising growth
regulator (GA3 500ppm+Kinetin 50 ppm), pesticide
(copper oxi-chloride 0.2% + tetracycline 1000 ppm)
and control (distilled water) with six soaking levels
viz. 0, 12, 24, 48, 72 and 96 hours soaking with 8
hours consecutive soaking and 4 hours drying.
Treatment of seeds with growth regulator and
priming of seeds enhanced seed germination in the
field and laboratory. Consecutive 96 hours soaking
and drying (8 hours soaking and 4 hours drying) of
Eryngium seeds treated with GA3 500 ppm and
Kinetin 50 ppm gave the maximum germination
percentage (74.7%) and enhanced germination (12.0
days). Chemicals (Tetracycline plus copper oxichloride)
had no significant effect on germination
compared to untreated seeds thus showed poor
germination.
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Discrete Wavelet Transform, Singular Value
Decomposition and Automorphism based adaptive Image
watermarking with high PSNR
Om Narayan Mishra
Abstract — Watermarking is a method to hide the image
efficiently into any covering object (image in our case) so
any intruder cannot interpret it by any means. Proposed
work is a new design of image watermarking which
include pre-processing of cover image with Discrete Wave
Transform (DWT) and Singular Value Decomposition
(SVD) Proposed work using an alphanumeric key which
initially modifies the watermark using simple ‘XOR’
operation, and at the receiver end this key must be there
so receiver can extract the watermark. Proposed work is
also using torus Automorphism which initially change the
watermark into a scramble format which cannot be
recognition as original watermark. The work is been
design and tested on MATLAB 2013 simulator.
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Design & verification of MS-CMOS logic based 64 bit
ALU with optimal 64 bit adder
Aashima Mishra, Utsav Malviya
Abstract — The arithmetic logic unit (ALU) is core of a
CPU in a computer. In ALU, adders play a major role not
only in addition however also in performing many other
basic arithmetic operations such as subtraction,
multiplication, etc. most executed operation in data path is
addition, which necessary a binary adder that adds two
given numbers. Adders also play a vital role in lot complex
computations such as multiplication, division & decimal
operations. Hence, an efficient implementation of binary
adder is crucial to an efficient data path. Using Monotonic-
Static CMOS (MS-CMOS) logic, A 64-bit ALU has been
designed with a feature size of 25nm. MS-CMOS is a low
power, high speed logic family which may be seen as an
intermediate logic design style in-between standard Static
CMOS & Dynamic CMOS. In present work we have shown
successful implementation of Critical units of ALU using
MS-CMOS logic while rest of modules are implemented
using static CMOS. designed ALU operates at a frequency of
1.25 GHz with a dual supply of 1.2-0.6 Volt. A modified
carry-lookahead adder is used in ALU design which is
considerably faster than ripple carry adder. Since Adder is
main performance bottleneck in ALU design, improved
adder design reduces critical path delay & improves overall
performance. Also, concept of dual power supply is applied
to reduce power consumption of whole circuit. Higher power
supply (1.2V) is used to drive arithmetic unit components
which lie in critical path whereas lower power supply (0.6V)
drives logical unit. This saves nearly 75% of power
consumption in logical unit & accounts for lot than 18% of
total power consumed in ALU. designed ALU, performs
basic arithmetic operations such as addition, subtraction,
increment, decrement, transfer & logical operations such as
AND, OR, XOR, NOT with logical, arithmetic & circular
shifts in both direction.
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A High Speed Axi2ahb Interfacing Bridge Design for
Amba Based SOC Architecture
Ruchi Sharma, Prof. Devyanshu Rao
Abstract — Microprocessor performance has
improved rapidly these years. In contrast memory
latencies and bandwidths have improved little We are
using advanced microcontroller bus architecture with
its advanced high performance bus. The Advanced
Microcontroller Bus Architecture (AMBA) is a widely
used interconnection standard for System on Chip
(SoC) design. In order to support high-speed pipelined
data transfers, AMBA supports a rich set of bus signals,
making the analysis of AMBA-based embedded systems
a challenging proposition. The goal of this work is to
synthesize and simulate complex interface bridge
between Advanced High performance Bus (AHB) and
Advanced Peripheral Bus (APB) known as AHB2APB
Bridge. To achieve high performance proposed
architecture is FSM based pipelined APB-to-AHP
Bridge and Vice-versa. This also involves the Back
notation for Synthesized of Bridge module and to
perform Functional and Timing Simulation using Xilinx
ISE.
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Implementation of DC-DC Boost Converter for Fuel Cell
System
A.Inba Rexy, Jayarama Pradeep
Abstract — Fuel cell powered systems are considered attractive
because of their various advantages, such as high efficiency, low
pollution and low noise. A DC-DC converter having a high turn
ratio transformer is needed in such a system, to boost the low
voltage battery to a high level, to enable the DC-AC conversion
and to provide isolation. The high turn’s ratio of the
transformer causes a high leakage inductance, and therefore,
reduces efficiency, and increases difficulty in control of the DCDC
converter. In this project a new DC-DC converter for low
voltage residential power generation system is presented. The
converter uses the leakage inductance for energy conversion,
which not only reduces the problems of low efficiency and
difficulty of control, caused by leakage inductance, but also
eliminates the need for a separate inductor. Lack of a separate
inductor reduces the cost the DC-DC converter. Also, soft
switching is employed for some of the switches to reduce the
switching losses. Consequently, the DC-DC converter has low
cost and high efficiency. Simulation results are presented here.
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Evaluations of combination of parameters
for ARC welding by using hybrid technique
Vivek Sinha, Nitin Shukla
Abstract — The experiments have been
conducted on (Grade IS: 2062) mild steel
specimens under L27 orthogonal array
Taguchi design for TIG welding input
process parameters i.e. current (I), voltage
(V) and Root gaps (Rg). Later deposition
rate, hardness and tensile strength of weld
and green quality, worker performance,
noise generation and surface defects/
appearance have been considered as
quantitative and qualitative objectives
function, respectively. Next, Fuzzy
Interference System (FIS) modeling of
qualitative excluding the quantitative
objectives have carried out. After
defuzzification of qualitative objectives
function, a hybrid approach is applied for
Evaluation of combination of parameters for
TIG ARC welding.
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Evaluations of combination of parameters
for ARC welding by using RSA technique
Vivek Sinha, Nitin Shukla
Abstract — The experiments have been
conducted on (Grade IS: 2062) mild steel
specimens under L27 orthogonal array
Taguchi design for TIG welding input
process parameters i.e. current (I), voltage
(V) and Root gaps (Rg). Later deposition
rate, hardness and tensile strength of weld
and green quality, worker performance,
noise generation and surface defects/
appearance have been considered as
quantitative and qualitative objectives
function, respectively. Next, Fuzzy
Interference System (FIS) modeling of
qualitative excluding the quantitative
objectives have carried out. After
defuzzification of qualitative objectives
function, a RSA (Ration System Analysis)
approach is applied for Evaluation of
combination of parameters for TIG ARC
welding.
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