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Microplastics in Drinking Water and Freshwater
-Gautham Krishna ; Gopalakrishna Gaonkar; Ram Dhiraj Baniya
Microplastics, known as plastic fragments of size less than 5 mm, are found to be troubling contaminants in the water bodies and pose pollution risks and threats to the environment and human health. This review evaluates and discusses the distribution, typical sources, identification, and remediation of microplastics in the drinking water and fresh grounds waters. Microplastic contamination on the water is usually associated with urban runoff or stormwater, waste water, plastic recycling or breakdown of large plastic parts. The benefits of using some of the techniques including spectroscopy and microscopy in detecting microplastics are outlined while some of the shortcomings of these methods are highlighted too. Different techniques for removing microplastic contamination, including cooperative and filter membrane methods, and advanced oxidation methods, are reviewed. Among these, coagulation and filtration are the most common due to their low cost and ease of use. The amount of microplastics found in the environment particularly the breakdown of the microplastics remains the first challenge despite several advanced detection and treatment technologies. This review called for the need to design and adopt standardized systems for addressing microplastic pollution and microplastic removal from waters due to its implications on health and water. Read More...
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Environment Engineering |
India |
1-7 |
| 2 |
Implementation on Automatic Robot for Agricultural Application
-Kusuma H M ; Varun R; Sinchana M ; Yathish K M ; Velu A
This study focuses on the production and development of agricultural robots. The main agricultural jobs that robots are utilized for are harvesting, plowing, leveling, and seeding. This robot is meant to take the place of human labor. Due to the complexity of the jobs involved and the lack of need for many repetitive tasks, the agriculture industry is lagging behind other industries in adopting robots. The robot in this project is capable of autonomous plowing, leveling, seeding, determining the soil's moisture and humidity content, watering plants, and applying pesticides. It also provides manual control as needed. Read More...
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Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
India |
8-11 |
| 3 |
MindCheck: Deep Learning for Tumor Diagnosis
-Roshan Ghorpade ; Yashraj Darandale ; Milind Aher; Dr.A.V Bramhane
This document is about Brain tumor identification plays a crucial role in medical image processing, where leveraging deep learning methodologies, particularly Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), has demonstrated remarkable potential. Detecting tumors at an early stage with high accuracy is essential for optimizing treatment strategies and enhancing patient prognosis. CNNs facilitate automated, precise, and efficient analysis by extracting critical features from medical scans, enabling accurate tumor categorization. This abstract outline deep learning approaches based on CNNs for detecting brain tumors, emphasizing their structural designs, effectiveness, and impact on medical diagnosis. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
12-16 |
| 4 |
ASEF Recommendation System
-Hiral Mudigal Sri Hari Prasad ; Siva Suhas; D Ganesha; Rangaswamy V.d; Dr Gyanappa A Walikar
Apart from nurturing the agriculture sector for million people in India, enabling a farmer's lifestyle can be done effortlessly. Agriculture enables an individual to have a livelihood and a means of lifestyle. Farmers can benefit from having the right guidance throughout crop selection and managing their irrigation system optimally alongside fertilizer usage[1][6]. For these farmers and more, the ASEF financial web Application is specifically made to tackle all these concerns. It gives Ergonomic suggestions of crop recommendations based on what was previously grown, and also assists with fertilizers needed for specific crops[9][10]. Like every other application, it fetches the current weather conditions so that the farmer can know whether it is optimal or not and can plan his crop rotation accordingly[12]. Not only does ASEF assist with growing climatic conditions, it also helps in educating the user regarding smart farming and best practices alongside addressing crop management issues[5][7]. Through integration with sophisticated online and offline data sources, the platform provides encapsulated information to boosting the sustainability of farming. All of these provided by the recommendation system will enhance the productivity, decision making and foster the sustainable food farming framework utilized in the farmers ecosystem[3][4]. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
17-20 |
| 5 |
Fire Extinguisher Robotic System
-Ashish Paul ; Rohnish Tiwari ; Kapil Kumar Pandey ; Roshan Soni ; Ashutosh Jaiswal
Firefighting robots have emerged as a critical innovation to enhance safety, efficiency, and effectiveness in fire suppression operations. This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the current advancements in autonomous firefighting robots, focusing on their fire detection capabilities, navigation systems, extinguishing mechanisms, and collaborative operation in large-scale scenarios. Drawing upon recent studies, the integration of machine learning, SLAM-based navigation, and multi-robot coordination is explored to present a cohesive framework for the design and implementation of fire extinguisher robotic systems. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
21-23 |
| 6 |
AI in Advanced Manufacturing: Revolutionizing Thermal Spray Coating and Beyond
-Rajat Mahajan ; Khushi Thakur; Naman; Kirti; Dr. Joginder Singh
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing several aspects of advanced manufacturing, bringing unparalleled opportunities for efficiency improvement, quality control, and innovation. This review article presents a balanced overview of the emerging role of AI in the advanced manufacturing context, with a particular emphasis on its revolutionary influence on thermal spray coating technologies. We discuss the integration of AI techniques, such as machine learning, computer vision, and natural language processing, in the thermal spray process chain, from process optimization and material selection to defect inspection and predictive maintenance. We also delve into more general applications of AI across advanced manufacturing areas, such as additive manufacturing, robotics, and supply chain management, with special emphasis on the synergistic opportunities and future trends of AI-aided industrial progress. This review will enable researchers, industry stakeholders, and policy makers to appreciate the latest state-of-the-art and the potential of AI in revolutionizing the future of manufacturing, with thermal spray coating being a good case study for its far-reaching influence. Read More...
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Industrial Engineering |
India |
24-28 |
| 7 |
Improved Neural Network Model for Real-Time Phishing Email Detection
-Devarinty Shashidhar Reddy ; K.Pavan Kumar ; M.Koti Surya Narayana; D.Achhayya Chowdary; Dr. T Parameswaran
Phishing emails represent one of the largest hazards in today's world resulting in billions of unwanted monetary losses. While phishing emails detection methods are constantly being assessed, the current results for those methods are not very good. Additionally, phishing emails records show that phishing emails are escalating at an unmanageable speed each year. Accordingly, we need better phishing detection systems to help with the phishing email threat. In this study, we first researched the modality of an email. Then based on an improved Recurrent Convolutional Neural Networks (RCNN), with multilevel vectors and attention mechanism, we proposed a new phishing email detection model called, by looking at the emails content in parallel, including from the email header, the email body, the character level, and the word level. We also used the unbalanced dataset realistic phishing to legitimate email problem as a basis on if the classifier was effective. The results show we proved the effectiveness of, as it provides a way to filter phishing emails with high degree of confidence to pick out the phishing emails, and filter legitimate emails as little as possible. Overall, that is a promising result to perform better than existing methods and provide assurance of effectiveness of in detecting phishing emails. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
29-34 |
| 8 |
Designing a Jig for Elbow of Pump: A Technical Approach
-Amit.R.Malekar ; Vrushali.M.Shete; Ghoge Prasad; Gautam Kumar; Rudrmani Kumar Yadav
Jigs are specialized tools used in manufacturing to control the location and motion of other tools. This paper presents the design methodology for a jig intended for the machining of an elbow joint component used in industrial pumps. The aim is to enhance precision, reduce production time, and improve operational efficiency. The study addresses the design requirements, material selection, and fixture layout, concluding with an analysis of the jig's effectiveness based on manufacturing parameters. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
35-36 |
| 9 |
Review of Multi person Video Tracking Optimizations Using Optical Flow, Convolutional Neural Networks, and Marker less Motion Captures
-Ashish D. Thete ; Dr. Prashant V Ingole
The increasing need for accurate and efficient multi-person video tracking has led to much research in the optimization of tracking models for surveillance, healthcare, sports analytics, and behavioral analysis. However, despite the impressive progress made so far, the existing reviews within the domain rarely provide a structured taxonomy that can compare different models across key performance metrics such as accuracy, occlusion handling, real-time efficiency, and adaptability. Additionally, previous reviews lack a systematic analysis of deep learning-driven approaches, hybrid methodologies, and their integration with decentralized frameworks such as block-chain. This work fills these gaps by conducting a comprehensive, iterative taxonomy-based review of recent state-of-the-art multi-person tracking models, evaluating them under a PRISMA-driven framework process. This structured review provides an in-depth comparative analysis, identifying optimal models for real-time tracking, medical diagnostics, and blockchain-based decentralization. It has contributed to the development of next-generation tracking solutions by guiding researchers toward integrating hybrid AI models, decentralized computing, and energy-efficient tracking mechanisms that enhance tracking accuracy, security, and scalability in real-world scenarios. Read More...
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Information Technoclogy |
India |
37-42 |
| 10 |
Vertical Bottle Gardening: A Sustainable Waste to Wealth Innovation for Urban Greening
-Anshika Yadav ; Anupam Kumar Gautam
Urbanization has led to the reduction of green spaces, increased waste generation, and heightened environmental concerns. Vertical bottle gardening emerges as a sustainable "waste-to-wealth" innovation, addressing these challenges by repurposing plastic bottles for urban greening. This research explores the feasibility, benefits, and environmental impact of vertical gardening using discarded plastic bottles in compact urban settings. The study highlights how this approach not only reduces plastic waste but also promotes food security, enhances aesthetic appeal, and improves urban microclimates. Through a combination of experimental setup and qualitative analysis, the research demonstrates the potential of vertical bottle gardens as an eco-friendly, cost-effective, and scalable solution for sustainable urban development. The paper advocates for community-based adoption and integration into urban planning strategies to foster greener, cleaner, and more resilient cities. Read More...
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Environment Engineering |
India |
43-46 |
| 11 |
Intelligent Waste Management Systems: A Smart Approach Towards Sustainable Urban Development
-Sanjeewani Kumari ; Aditya Muskan; Neeraj Kumar; Dr. Naheeda Zaib; Md Atahar Faiyaz
Urbanization in the summary leads to an increase in the generation of waste, which represents an important challenge for sustainable development. In this article, we will consider the design and implementation of intelligent waste management systems (IWMs) that use technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), and cloud computing. IWMS hopes to optimize waste collection, improve recycling efforts and reduce environmental impact by integrating intelligent sensors, real data analysis and automation processes. This study presents a system architecture, describes implementation strategies, and evaluates the potential benefits and challenges associated with the use of IWM in urban environments. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
47-52 |
| 12 |
Enhanced Video Dehazing using Deep Learning and Haze Density Guided Region Attention.
-Saba Attar ; Samiksha More; Snehal Bhujbal; Prof. Y. R. Khalate
Haze significantly degrades the visual quality of videos, hindering the performance of various vision-based applications. While deep learning techniques have shown promise in video dehazing, many existing methods apply a uniform dehazing effect across the entire video frame, often leading to over-enhancement in clear regions and insufficient dehazing in hazy regions. This paper presents an adaptive video dehazing method that addresses this limitation by incorporating a Haze Density Estimation Module. This module analyzes the input video frames to estimate the spatial distribution of haze. The estimated haze density maps are then used by a modified Region Attention Module to adaptively focus the dehazing process, applying stronger dehazing in denser regions and preserving details in clearer regions. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method effectively removes haze while preserving image details, outperforming existing global dehazing approaches both qualitatively and quantitatively. This adaptive approach offers significant potential for enhancing video clarity in applications where haze is non-uniformly distributed. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
53-56 |
| 13 |
Synthesis Of 2, 3-Disubstituted Quinazolinones- 4-(3H)-Ones Promoted by Inner Transition Metal Sulphate and Study of Antimicrobial Activity
-Dr.N.Krishnarao ; Dr. Shaik Lakshman; B.V.Durgarao; Dr.K.Prathap
In this article is show the right path of the preparation of a series of 2, 3-di-substituted quinazolin-4-(3H)-ones analogous has been employed in a one pot by reacting 2-amino-N-phenyl benzamide with different substituted aromatic aldehydes in ethanol as a solvent promoted by CAS a Lewis acid catalyst and this procedure is straight forward and an effective synthesis. In addition to the analogous was evaluated by antibacterial activity and also the final analogous was analyzed by advanced spectroscopic data 1HNMR, 13CNMR, and mass. The advantaged of this approach was offers a greater number of benefits, including a high yield, a quick reaction time, mild reaction conditions, ease of operation, an easy work-up process that is ecofriendly benign, and the development of non-chromatographic methods for product purification. Read More...
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Chemistry |
India |
57-60 |
| 14 |
AI In Carrer Guidance
-Rohit Jain ; Sanskar Sijariya; Naveen Tiwari
Career guidance has long played a vital role in professional development, enabling individuals to navigate the complex job market and align their skills with suitable opportunities. Traditional counseling methods, often reliant on human expertise, are limited by subjectivity, restricted accessibility, and an inability to process large-scale career data effectively. With rapid advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI), career guidance is undergoing a transformative shift, offering data-driven, personalized, and scalable solutions for job seekers. This research explores how AI technologies—such as Machine Learning (ML), Natural Language Processing (NLP), predictive analytics, and AI-powered chatbots—are revolutionizing career guidance. By analyzing vast datasets, AI systems can identify skill gaps, forecast job market trends, and recommend career pathways aligned with individual competencies and aspirations. AI-driven platforms also utilize dynamic profiling, which continuously updates based on a user's evolving skills and experiences, ensuring relevant and precise recommendations. Read More...
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Engineering |
India |
61-70 |
| 15 |
Probiotics - Effect on Oxygen Saturation and Athletic Performance on Girls Aged 17-23 Years
-Yuti Gajjar ; Dr. Manisha Vyas
Probiotics have many beneficial effects, from preventing diseases to improving general well-being, which adds them as powerful performance enhancers and increases oxygen saturation. This study investigates the relationship between the effects of probiotics and oxygen saturation as well as athletic performance among female athletes between the ages of 17 and 23 years at Vanita Vishram Woman's University. A total of 110 actively participating sportswomen were included in a cross-sectional experimental study. With the use of a structured questionnaire, the information on demographic details, dietary patterns, and anthropometric measurements, oxygen saturation readings were taken both before and after athletic events. To relate the assumption of probiotic intake of performance variables, the Mann-Whitney and Wilcoxon tests were used. Results indicate that probiotic drink may influence oxygen saturation positively and perhaps therefore, whether it affects endurance and recovery more generally or overall performance. The physiological responses of the participants with continuous intake of probiotics were revealed to have improved; supporting the hypothesis that gut microbiota is vital to efficient sports performance. The findings highlight the need for further research into probiotic supplementation as a natural and non-invasive strategy to enhance athletic outcomes. It is recommended that future studies employ larger sample sizes with longer intervention periods, while controlling dietary intake to establish a stronger scientific basis for probiotics as athletic performance enhancers. This research adds to the growing evidence supporting the role of probiotics in sports nutrition and exercise physiology. Read More...
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Master of Science (MSc) |
India |
71-74 |
| 16 |
7-Level Novel Multi Level Inverter for Electric Vehicle
-Lakshmi DK ; Kavana K; Karthik UB; Sadiya kousar; A Balamurugan
Multi-level inverters (MLIs) have become a crucial component in modern power electronics, particularly in electric vehicle (EV) applications. Compared to conventional two-level inverters, these advanced inverters offer superior performance by delivering output waveforms with multiple voltage levels, reduced total harmonic distortion (THD), and enhanced power quality. The reduction in THD leads to decreased electromagnetic interference (EMI), lower losses, and improved efficiency, making MLIs the preferred choice for EV powertrains. This research introduces an innovative 7-level inverter topology to minimize component count while maximizing efficiency and reliability. Traditional MLI configurations, such as cascaded H-bridge, diode-clamped, and flying capacitor topologies, often suffer from significant switching losses, many switches, and increased complexity. Read More...
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Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
India |
75-78 |
| 17 |
Enhancing Boiler Machinery Corrosion Resistance with AI and ML - Driven Thermal Spray Coatings
-Rakesh Kumar ; Chirag; Bhuwan Thapa; Aditya Abhishek
Across many sectors, corrosion is a constant concern that requires efficient mitigation techniques. The application of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) is improving the performance of thermal spray coatings, which have become a flexible option. This study investigates how thermal spray coating might lessen corrosion on high-performance equipment like boilers. Next, the use of AI and ML to forecast coating performance, optimize thermal spray procedures, and enable sophisticated corrosion monitoring. AI/ML algorithms can forecast corrosion behavior, find crucial factors, and help create new, high-performance coatings by evaluating massive datasets. This opens the door to increased corrosion resistance and longer material lifespan. Read More...
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Thermal Engineering |
India |
79-83 |
| 18 |
Weather Buddy
-Amegh Ghaywate ; Karunesh Bansode; Prakash Babar
This DTI project titled "Weather Buddy” aims to help students manage their daily finances efficiently. The primary objective is to develop a simple, user-friendly mobile application that allows students to log their expenses, categorize them, and monitor their spending habits. The project addresses the common issue of overspending among students due to the lack of structured budgeting tools. Nowadays we face a huge problem that knowing real weather status instantly in such a place we need to know it. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
84-86 |
| 19 |
Contract Execution For Legal Industries
-Arnav Choudhari ; Dr. H.V.Gorewar
Contract Ease is an intelligent digital platform designed to streamline and automate the contract execution process, ensuring efficiency, transparency, and compliance. Users can seamlessly create, review, and execute contracts with customizable templates, electronic signatures, and automated approval workflows. The platform supports various contract types, including legal agreements, business contracts, and service-level agreements, catering to diverse industry needs. A standout feature of Contract Ease is its AI-powered smart analytics, which provides real-time insights into contract performance, deadlines, and risk factors, minimizing legal uncertainties. Additionally, the platform integrates blockchain-based contract authentication, enhancing security and preventing unauthorized modifications. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
87-91 |
| 20 |
HealthPulse: Your Digital Healthcare Companion
-Shruti Patil ; Riya Jha; Asmita Wakchaure; Prof. Kumud Wasnik; Prof. Poonam Vengulekar
The rise of infectious diseases around the world emphasizes the need for cutting-edge instruments to improve early identification and prevention. An AI-powered medical chatbot that predicts infectious diseases based on user-reported symptoms and medical history is proposed in this study. Through real-time interaction and the integration of machine learning (ML) and natural language processing (NLP), the chatbot correctly detects infections and suggests the best course of action, including diagnostic testing or medical advice. The program, which was trained on a wide dataset, can efficiently identify between disorders that have similar symptoms. It creates customized health evaluations and provides prompt, situation-specific guidance. The system also helps with public health monitoring by offering anonymised data for outbreak detection and epidemiological analysis. High prediction accuracy in the experimental results indicates the potential of AI-driven solutions to enhance public health outcomes and healthcare delivery. Read More...
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Computer Science And Technology |
India |
92-95 |
| 21 |
The Innovative Roof Transformation Replacing the Conventional 4-Wheeler Sunroof with Solar Roof Panels
-Prathmesh Shete
This literature review examines the current landscape of integrating solar technology into vehicle sunroof systems as a pathway towards sustainable automotive design. It explores the potential of transforming conventional, passive sunroofs into active energy-harvesting surfaces capable of powering auxiliary vehicle systems or contributing to the main energy source in electric and hybrid vehicles. The review synthesizes existing research on the feasibility of replacing traditional sunroof materials, particularly focusing on the structural and mechanical implications of utilizing lightweight plastic alternatives suitable for solar panel integration. Furthermore, it investigates studies concerning the analysis of natural frequency and stiffness in vehicle roof structures, crucial parameters for ensuring durability and performance under operational loads. By consolidating findings on material science, solar energy integration in vehicles, and structural analysis of automotive roofs, this review identifies key challenges, opportunities, and knowledge gaps in the pursuit of structurally sound and energy-generating sunroof designs. The insights gleaned from this review lay the groundwork for future research and development in this emerging field. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering - Design |
India |
96-100 |
| 22 |
Additive Manufacturing Processes and Its Applications: An Extensive Review
-Jitendra Chavan ; Amit Nimbalkar; Rupesh Deshbhratar
Additive Manufacturing (AM), commonly known as 3D printing, has emerged as a transformative technology with significant implications across industries. This research paper presents a comprehensive review of the current state of additive manufacturing, focusing on its diverse techniques, novel materials, and wide-ranging applications. The paper systematically examines various AM techniques, including powder bed fusion, vat polymerization, material extrusion, binder jetting, and directed energy deposition, highlighting their underlying principles and technological advancements. The exploration of materials in additive manufacturing encompasses polymers, metals, ceramics, composites, and biomaterials, each with unique characteristics and challenges. This paper delves into the ever-expanding applications of additive manufacturing industries such as aerospace, healthcare, automotive, consumer goods, and architecture have embraced AM for rapid prototyping, customized production, and complex geometries that were previously unattainable. The paper outlines specific use cases and showcases how AM is driving innovation and enabling new design paradigms across sectors. It is evident that additive manufacturing is reshaping manufacturing paradigms and fostering unprecedented opportunities for innovation across industries. Read More...
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Manufacturing Engineering |
India |
101-110 |
| 23 |
Comparative Analysis of Deep Foundation Performance Under Different Seismic Loading Conditions
-Sagar Verma ; Keshav Sahu; Malika Qadri; Mrs. Bhavana Bhonsle
This research paper investigates the critical relationship between soil properties and foundation performance during seismic events. Through comprehensive analysis of case studies and experimental data, this study demonstrates that soil characteristics—including density, moisture content, particle size distribution, and stratification—significantly impact how foundations respond to earthquake loads. The research confirms that site-specific soil characterization is essential for resilient foundation design in seismic regions. Several key factors are identified as most influential: soil liquefaction potential, dynamic soil stiffness, and soil-structure interaction effects. Based on these findings, the paper proposes design recommendations for improving foundation resilience in various soil conditions and emphasizes the importance of integrated geotechnical and structural approaches for earthquake-resistant construction. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
111-114 |
| 24 |
Impact of Data Cleaning on Machine Learning Model Accuracy Labeled Section
-Bhavesh Sheshnath Prasad
Data cleaning is widely acknowledged as a critical step in preparing datasets for machine learning (ML). This review examines how data cleaning influences ML model accuracy by synthesizing recent literature. We survey systematic studies and empirical experiments addressing cleaning tasks (e.g., handling missing values, label errors, duplicates) and their effects on classification, regression, and clustering models. Key papers include the CleanML benchmark study, a broad systematic review of data cleaning for ML, an empirical analysis of data quality dimensions, and the COMET system for prioritizing cleaning efforts. Overall, we find that targeted cleaning generally improves accuracy, but gains vary by error type, data context, and resource constraints. For example, imputing missing values or correcting label errors often enhances performance, whereas removing duplicates or fixing minor inconsistencies may have little or no effect. We highlight limitations such as high cleaning costs and unpredictable benefits in real-world settings, and discuss strategies like automated tools and iterative methods (e.g., COMET, ActiveClean) to focus effort on the most impactful data issues. Our synthesis points to a “data-centric” ML paradigm: effective cleaning must be guided by downstream tasks. We conclude with practical insights (e.g., prioritize feature/label accuracy) and future directions, including tighter ML–cleaning integration and automated, cost-aware cleaning processes. Read More...
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Master of Computer Applications |
India |
115-117 |
| 25 |
IoT based Women Safety Device using ESP32 Cam and Message Alert
-Vanshika Jaiswal ; Tannu Srivastava; Saina Singh; Jyoti Singh
This project proposes a smart, low-cost wearable device for enhancing women's safety using IoT technology. The system includes real-time location tracking via GPS, video capture using ESP32-CAM, and automated alert generation through cloud services or SMS. The device is compact, wearable, and can be triggered manually or automatically based on distress detection. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
118-119 |
| 26 |
Agriculture Optimization System
-Mohd Firoz Quraishi ; Mohd Firoz Quraishi; Mohd Taufeek Ansari; Swapnil Singh; Ms. Vaishali Rastogi
Agriculture optimization system is transforming the agricultural sector by boosting productivity, optimizing input usage, and reducing ecological footprints. This study introduces a holistic framework that leverages machine learning methodologies for forecasting crop yields and managing agricultural resources, with the goal of enhancing decision-making in farming practices. We investigate several machine learning approaches, such as regression models and deep learning networks, to estimate crop outputs using historical records, soil properties, and climatic data. Additionally, we present an adaptive resource distribution mechanism that efficiently allocates water, fertilizers, and other inputs based on yield projections and real-time field information. The outcomes reveal notable improvements in prediction accuracy and resource utilization, offering a strong pathway toward environmentally friendly and data-driven agriculture. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
120-126 |
| 27 |
Influence of Soil Properties on Foundation Performance During Earthquakes
-Kunal Deshmukh ; Ruhel Dev Yadav; Mrs. Bhavana Bhonsle
This paper examines the critical relationship between soil properties and foundation performance during seismic events. Through analysis of case studies and experimental data, we demonstrate that soil characteristics, including composition, density, moisture content, and stratification, significantly influence how foundations respond to earthquake loading. The research highlights that site-specific soil assessment is essential for effective earthquake-resistant design. We present evidence that soil amplification effects can dramatically alter ground motion characteristics and that soil-structure interaction must be carefully considered in foundation design. The findings support the implementation of comprehensive site investigations and soil improvement techniques to enhance foundation resilience during seismic events. This research contributes to improved understanding of geotechnical earthquake engineering principles and provides practical recommendations for more resilient foundation systems in seismically active regions. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
127-131 |
| 28 |
A Human Disposition Based Movie Recommendation System
-Radhika Dherge ; Nilesh Alone; Nikhil Chaudhari; Srushti Chaudhry; Ayush Gaikwad
Traditional movie recommendation systems often struggle with limitations such as the cold start problem, static algorithms, and reliance on explicit feedback, leading to suboptimal personalization. This project proposes a human disposition-based recommendation system that integrates Singular Value Decomposition (SVD), K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN), meta-learning, and reinforcement learning to dynamically adapt to user preferences. By incorporating emotional and behavioral factors, the system enhances personalization and responsiveness. Performance evaluations demonstrate significant improvements, with an accuracy of ~85% and reduced computational complexity, surpassing traditional systems' typical accuracy of 70–75%. This approach promises a more engaging and efficient recommendation experience. Read More...
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Artificial intelligence |
India |
132-134 |
| 29 |
Experimental Investigation of Flexural Cracks in Light Reinforced Concrete Beam
-Achchhelal Bharati ; Daljeet Pal Singh
This study investigates the flexural crack behavior of lightly reinforced concrete (RC) beams through experimental analysis. Six beams with varying reinforcement ratios and dimensions were subjected to three-point bending tests to understand the crack initiation, propagation, and branching phenomena. Materials were characterized through standard tests, and the beams were cast with M30 grade concrete, reinforced using high-yield strength deformed bars. A notch was introduced at mid-span to ensure controlled crack initiation. The experimental observations showed that reinforcement influenced crack branching and ductility behavior significantly. Beams with higher reinforcement ratios exhibited delayed crack propagation, greater energy absorption, and enhanced ductility, while unreinforced beams failed through a single dominant crack. Crack width development and crack mouth opening displacement (CMOD) were monitored using high-resolution imaging and microscopic tools. The study concludes that crack branching contributes to increased ductility by redistributing stresses during failure and that beam depth and reinforcement ratio critically affect the crack propagation mechanism. The results emphasize the importance of crack control and ductility enhancement in the design of lightly reinforced concrete structures, providing a foundation for improved fracture modeling and structural resilience. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
135-137 |
| 30 |
Outdoor Occupational Noise Assessment in Hospitals & Its Evaluation of Auditory and Non-Auditory Exposure
-Aniket Raw ; Anupam Kumar Gautam
Today, in the present era of technological advancement due to rapid urbanization and industrialization, the sound generated from the source is now becoming the noise mainly in urban environments. For monitoring and controlling noise pollution, Central pollution control board (CPCB) has classified urban environment into four zones namely Residential Zone, Commercial zone, Industrial zone and Silence zone. Silence zone being the noise sensitive zone is now getting noisier, mainly Hospital premises in a manner that noise pollution level in hospital areas is crossing the permissible standard limit defined for industrial zone. Hospitals in the silence zone is among the areas which need attention regarding controlling and managing noise pollution sources to comply with the standards of CPCB (2009). Read More...
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Environmental Engineering |
India |
138-141 |
| 31 |
Online Bookstore Management System
-Dhanashri Sanjayrao Lohakare ; Ashwin Sachin Dhoke; Vaishnavi Vilasrao Bande; Rujuta Pramod Shende; Sahil Ravindra Dhumne
This paper presents the development of a Book Store Management System using web technologies such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React.js. The system provides an interactive and responsive interface for users to browse, purchase, and manage book inventories online. It is designed to streamline the operations of physical bookstores by offering features like book listings, cart functionality, admin control, and user authentication. This solution offers scalability, ease of access, and user-friendliness, marking a significant step in the digital transformation of traditional bookstore management. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
142-143 |
| 32 |
Explainable AI (XAI): Making Machine Learning Models Transparent
-Aniket Omkarnath Gaud
This research explores Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI), focusing on techniques that make complex machine learning models transparent and understandable. As AI systems become more widespread, ensuring that their decisions are interpretable is essential for trust, fairness, and ethical deployment. This study reviews recent advancements in XAI, highlights major limitations faced by researchers, discusses strategies used to overcome these issues, and presents key findings to pave the way for future innovations. Furthermore, it introduces novel perspectives on integrating XAI with evolving AI technologies, including Federated Learning, Reinforcement Learning, and Autonomous Systems, to enhance model interpretability and trustworthiness. Read More...
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Master Of Computer Applications |
India |
144-146 |
| 33 |
Natural Language Processing Chatbot: Techniques, Challenges, and Applications
-Uttam Kumar Singh ; Kedar Prasad Agrawal
Natural Language Processing (NLP) chatbots have become integral to human-computer interaction, providing responsive, intelligent communication systems across domains like customer service, healthcare, education, and entertainment. This paper explores the architecture of NLP chatbots, key techniques like intent recognition and entity extraction, major challenges including ambiguity handling and context maintenance, and modern advancements with deep learning. Through a case study implementation, we demonstrate the building blocks of an effective chatbot system and discuss future directions emphasizing emotional intelligence and multilingual capabilities. Read More...
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Master Of Computer Applications |
India |
147-148 |
| 34 |
Health Monitoring of Induction Machines - A Review
-Grishma P Pipaliya ; Reena Patel
The increasing demand for reliability and efficiency in industrial applications necessitates advanced health monitoring systems for induction machines. Traditional diagnostic methods often fail to handle complex machine dynamics and diverse fault conditions effectively. Computational intelligence (CI) techniques, including artificial neural networks, evolutionary algorithms, fuzzy logic, and deep learning, offer robust solutions for fault detection, diagnosis, and predictive maintenance. This paper reviews the role of CI-based approaches in analyzing motor performance, identifying faults such as rotor bar defects, bearing failures, and stator winding issues, and predicting failures before they escalate. Furthermore, the integration of CI with IoT-enabled smart monitoring systems, enabling real-time data processing and decision-making can also be explored. The study highlights the advantages of these methods in enhancing fault classification accuracy, reducing maintenance costs, and improving system longevity. This paper suggests that CI-based health monitoring is a transformative step towards autonomous and intelligent condition-based maintenance of induction machines. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
149-154 |
| 35 |
Design And Analysis of G+10 College Building
-Brijal N. Rathod ; Prof. Arjun M. Butala
This project aims to develop and study a G+10 college building. Extended three- dimensional analysis of building systems (ETABS) software and IS-2017 code manual calculations were used to design the reinforced concrete slabs, beams, columns, piles, wind load, seismic load, and water tank in this project. Creative thinking, conceptual thinking, structural engineering knowledge, current design regulations and bylaws, experience, intuition, and judgement are needed for structural planning and design. Understanding column and beam moments while designing them ensures and improves safety while balancing economy and safety. The design depends on end circumstances, loading, and one-way or two-way slabs. Slab loads are transferred to beam. Beam loads are transferred to columns. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
155-158 |
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E-Commerce Jewellery Website
-Pallavi Gajbhiye ; Tejaswini Kapil Jaiswal; Vaishali Bhaiyyalal Parshuramkar ; Sancharika Sunil Pachbhai ; Anjali Rao
The jewellery e-commerce project aims to create an online platform where customers can browse, select, and purchase a variety of jewellery products conveniently from their homes. The project will focus on providing a user-friendly interface, secure payment gateways, and a diverse range of high-quality jewellery items to cater to different tastes and preferences. Leveraging the latest technology in e-commerce and digital marketing, the platform will offer personalized recommendations, seamless navigation, and efficient customer support to enhance the shopping experience. Additionally, the project will prioritize aspects such as inventory management, supply chain optimization, and customer engagement strategies to ensure operational efficiency and sustainable growth. By combining technological innovation with the timeless allure of jewellery, the e-commerce project aims to establish itself as a premier destination for enthusiasts and aficionados alike, fostering a vibrant community around the artistry and elegance of fine jewellery. Additionally, the platform places a strong emphasis on transparency and ethical sourcing practices, working closely with suppliers to ensure that all jewellery items meet stringent quality standards and adhere to responsible manufacturing practices. Data driven insights play a cruciamarketing strategies and enhancing the overall customer experience. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
159-162 |
| 37 |
Thermal Spray Technology: From Cold Spray to AI-Driven Innovations
-Rakesh Kumar ; Poojan Bansal; Sanyam Sethi; Shaurya Veer Singh; Amandeep singh
A variety of coating techniques fall under the umbrella of thermal spray technology, such as the more contemporary cold gas dynamic spray, in which solid powder particles are driven by a de Laval nozzle to strike and form a bond with a substrate without melting. The principles, benefits, and drawbacks of several thermal spray techniques—such as cold spray, high-velocity oxygen fuel (HVOF) spraying, wire arc spraying, and plasma spraying—are thoroughly discussed in this study. Additionally, it goes into great length about the background and uses of cold spray. The potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) to transform thermal spray processes through process optimisation, coating quality prediction, defect detection, and material design is also introduced in this paper, acknowledging the growing importance of data-driven approaches in materials science and opening the door for intelligent coating solutions. Read More...
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Engineering |
India |
163-169 |
| 38 |
Energy Recovery Using Regenerative Braking Technology
-Ashwini G R ; Harsha B; Priyanka B N ; Sushmitha G V; A Balamurugan
When a vehicle is decelerating, its kinetic energy is momentarily saved and then repurposed as kinetic energy by the regenerative braking system. To recover energy that is frequently wasted in today's world due to the energy crisis and the ensuing resource depletion, certain technology is required. In other words, the regenerative braking system is one of those practical innovations. One step toward lowering the usage of fossil fuels is regenerative braking. When braking, a significant quantity of energy is wasted as heat. Instead of wasting this energy, a regenerative braking system seeks to use it. Through this method, the electric traction motor recovers energy lost during braking by using the momentum of the vehicle. This is in contrast to the traditional braking system, which uses dynamic brakes or converts extra kinetic energy into undesirable heat that is squandered as a result of brake friction. Read More...
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Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
India |
170-173 |
| 39 |
Hospital Management System
-Mayur Sudhir Burale ; Yash Dashrath Ukare; Vrushabh Shankar Hedaoo; Rupesh Lalchand Rahangdale; Vaibhav Devidas Bhoyar
A Hospital Management System (HMS) is an integrated software solution designed to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of healthcare administration. It facilitates seamless coordination among hospital departments, automates routine tasks, and improves patient care by streamlining processes such as appointment scheduling, medical records management, billing, and inventory control. HMS plays a crucial role in digitizing hospital operations, reducing paperwork, and minimizing errors in patient data management. The system ensures secure storage and quick access to electronic medical records (EMR), enabling healthcare professionals to make informed decisions swiftly. Additionally, it optimizes resource allocation by tracking staff availability, equipment usage, and medication inventory, preventing shortages and enhancing overall workflow efficiency. By incorporating advanced technologies such as cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and data analytics, HMS improves hospital communication and ensures compliance with healthcare regulations. It also enhances patient engagement through online portals, appointment reminders, and telemedicine integration. The implementation of an HMS significantly boosts hospital efficiency, enhances patient satisfaction, and promotes cost-effectiveness in healthcare operations. It ultimately leads to better healthcare services, ensuring timely and accurate treatments, thus contributing to the overall improvement of hospital management and patient care. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
174-178 |
| 40 |
AI-Driven Innovation: Transforming Industries and Enhancing Material Performance through Advanced Surface Engineering
-Navneet Kaur ; Praveen Kumar; Ruby; Priyanka Garg; Rakshit Mehta
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly revolutionizing industries across various sectors, driving innovation in areas ranging from automation and data analytics to the development of novel materials and processes. This paper explores the transformative potential of AI-driven innovation, highlighting its impact on diverse fields. While examining the broad spectrum of AI applications, a specific focus is placed on the critical challenge of material degradation due to corrosion in industrial systems. To illustrate AI's indirect yet significant role in advancing solutions to such challenges, this paper delves into the application of thermal spray coatings for combating corrosion in boiler steel. By optimizing coating design, deposition processes, and predictive maintenance strategies, AI can contribute to the enhanced performance and longevity of materials in demanding environments. This exploration demonstrates how AI, even when not directly controlling the coating process, can be instrumental in improving material selection, process efficiency, and ultimately, the resilience of critical industrial infrastructure. The insights presented underscore the pervasive influence of AI in fostering innovation and addressing long-standing engineering challenges through advanced material science and surface engineering principles. Read More...
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Engineering |
India |
179-185 |
| 41 |
Criminal Face Detection System
-Shivam Gupta ; Samant Singh; Prince Kumar Yadav; Santosh Kumar
This study introduces an on-the-web face recognition system realized with the help of JavaScript, Node.js, and the wrapper face-API.js over TensorFlow.js. It allows facial recognition and detection out of webcam input or video data, running a full-fledged browser-based app without server computation. With the use of Node.js and Express.js for server-side routing and face-API.js for client-side inference, the system is able to provide real-time performance with reasonable accuracy, even for machines lacking GPU. System architecture, steps in implementation, performance differences depending on hardware, and real-world applications are examined in the research. The outcome shows that browser-based face recognition is a good fit for lightweight, portable, and accessible applications in authentication and surveillance applications. Read More...
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Information Technology |
India |
186-194 |
| 42 |
Algorithm Application for A Secure Path in A Mobile AD HOC Network
-Sone Lal Patel ; Sumiran Daiya
Mobile Adhoc Networks (MANETs) are made up of a collection of wireless mobile nodes that communicate with one another on a dynamic basis without the need for a wired backbone network or a stationary base station. Ad hoc networks don't offer safe boundaries. Additionally, the ad-hoc network might offer some incursion. Solutions created on the spot for a particular goal are referred to as ad hoc. In an ad hoc network, computing nodes—which are typically wireless—serve as routers, sending messages between nodes within their wireless communication range. One of the typical issues with all networks is intrusion; in the case of an ad hoc network, we encounter the same issue. Security is necessary when there are many nodes in a dense sensor network and some critical data is being transmitted over the network. However, it is never simple to declare a network to be intruder secure when there is a "Man in the Middle." It is challenging to solve the issue, even if the hacker is aware of the routing methods or how they are implemented. We offer a method for moving data from a different way than the typical one. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
195-199 |
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Evaluation of Various AD HOC Networking Algorithms
-Sone Lal Patel ; Sumiran Daiya
As a wireless sensor network (WSN) monitors environmental or physical factors such as temperature, sound, pressure, etc., its spatially distributed autonomous sensors cooperate to convey their data to a central location. The bi-directional nature of the more modern networks also enables control of sensor activity. Wireless sensor networks, which are currently used in many consumer and commercial applications, such as machine health monitoring, industrial process monitoring and control, and more, were developed in response to military uses like battlefield surveillance. The WSN is composed of "nodes" that are connected to one or more sensors. These "nodes" might be as few as a handful, hundreds, or even thousands. Each of these sensor network nodes typically consists of a radio transceiver with an internal antenna or a connection to an external antenna, a microcontroller, an electrical circuit for communicating with the sensors, and an energy source, either an embedded energy harvesting device or a battery. While there are yet no working "motes" of such small size, a sensor node can be as small as a shoebox or as little as a dust particle. The cost of sensor nodes can range from a few to hundreds of dollars, depending on how complicated each one is. Similar restrictions on energy, memory, processing performance, and communications capacity result from sensor node size and cost constraints. Basic star networks and complex multi-hop wireless mesh networks are examples of WSN topologies. To solve the problems with wireless sensor networks (WSNs), we will develop an energy-efficient algorithm using a layered chain approach. These networks ought not to be diversified or mobile. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
200-202 |
| 44 |
Non-Destructive Testing Using Rebound Hammer for Retrofitting of Concrete Structures
-Shreyansh Chopkar ; Shashank Kumar Yadav; Mrs. Shweta Katre
The integrity and safety of aging concrete infrastructure have become paramount due to environmental degradation, overloading, and time-dependent deterioration. This paper explores the application of the rebound hammer test—a prevalent non-destructive testing (NDT) method—to evaluate the surface hardness and estimate the compressive strength of in-situ concrete in the context of retrofitting. Through controlled testing on aged buildings, correlation with core tests, and consideration of influential factors such as carbonation and surface conditions, this study evaluates the effectiveness, precision, and limitations of the rebound hammer method. The discussion also extends to optimization strategies for test application in retrofitting workflows, emphasizing its role as a screening tool and its integration with other NDT techniques. The findings reinforce the rebound hammer test's relevance for sustainable infrastructure rehabilitation and propose future research directions to enhance reliability and applicability. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
203-205 |
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Integration of Artificial Neural Networks with Rebound Hammer Testing for Enhanced Concrete Retrofitting Assessment
-Aayush Gupta ; Aditya Meshram; Priyanshu Chandrakar; Mrs. Shweta Katre
The structural assessment and retrofitting of aging concrete infrastructure are critical for public safety and sustainability. Non-destructive testing (NDT) methods, such as the rebound hammer test, provide surface hardness estimates correlated to concrete compressive strength, aiding in preliminary evaluation stages. However, rebound hammer results are influenced substantially by factors including surface condition, moisture, carbonation, and aggregate properties, complicating direct strength estimation. This paper explores the integration of Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs), a powerful machine learning tool, to accurately predict concrete compressive strength from rebound hammer data while accounting for influencing environmental and material variables. Extensive experimentation, including data acquisition from various aged structures and destructive core testing for validation, is coupled with ANN development and training to improve predictive accuracy beyond traditional empirical correlations. The results demonstrate ANN's superior ability to manage non-linear relationships and data variability inherent in rebound hammer outputs, facilitating enhanced and reliable retrofitting decisions. Moreover, this study underscores how this approach promotes cost-efficient, sustainable structural rehabilitation through precise strength mapping, prioritization of repairs, and minimization of material waste. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
206-208 |
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An Overview of Corrosion Behavior and Surface Treatments of Metals: Applications in Medical Implants and Boiler Systems
-Rakesh Kumar ; Abhinav Agnihotri; Gopal Suri; Hargun Singh; Dev Trehan
The relentless degradation of metallic materials due to corrosion poses significant challenges across diverse engineering applications, ranging from the intricate environment of the human body to the harsh operating conditions within industrial systems. This paper provides a comprehensive overview of corrosion mechanisms affecting metals, highlighting the critical need for effective surface treatments to enhance their longevity and performance. While a primary focus is placed on the corrosion behavior of metallic biomaterials and the surface modifications employed to improve their biocompatibility and resistance to physiological environments, this review also extends to explore the corrosion challenges encountered in boiler systems. Specifically, it examines the application of thermal spray coatings as a prominent surface treatment strategy for mitigating corrosion in boiler steel exposed to high temperatures and aggressive chemical environments. By drawing parallels between the demands for corrosion resistance in medical implants and boiler components, this paper aims to provide a broader understanding of the principles governing material degradation and the versatility of surface engineering techniques in combating corrosion across seemingly disparate fields. The insights presented underscore the importance of tailored surface treatments in ensuring the long-term reliability and safety of metallic components in critical applications. Read More...
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Engineering |
India |
209-213 |
| 47 |
Arduino Based Underground Cable Fault Detector System
-Khushi Lalitkumar Panchal ; Shilpa Milind Walke; Gunjan Sambhaji Datir; Abhijeet Popat Shelke
In this paper, The Arduino-Based Underground Cable Fault Detector System identifies faults in underground cables by measuring voltage variations across resistor networks. Using an Arduino microcontroller, the system pin points fault locations and displays real-time data on an LCD. This cost- effective solution enhances maintenance efficiency and minimizes downtime in electrical power distribution networks. The Arduino- Based Underground Cable Fault Detector System identifies faults in underground cables by measuring voltage variations across resistor networks. Using an Arduino microcontroller, the system pin points fault locations and displays real-time data on an LCD. This cost- effective solution enhances maintenance efficiency and minimizes downtime in electrical power distribution networks. Read More...
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Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering |
India |
214-217 |
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Review Paper on Use of Sisal Fiber and Polypropylene Fiber in Reinforced Concrete
-Pawan Kumar ; Mithun Kumar Rana; Pushpendra Kumar Kushwaha
With the introduction of fibers into concrete, a beneficial method that has evolved to increase the mechanical and durability features of concrete products has emerged. Between the many different types of fibers, Sisal fiber and Polypropylene (PP) fiber have garnered a substantial amount of interest owing to the distinctive qualities that they possess. Sisal fiber, which is a natural fiber that is produced from the Agave Sisalana plant, is biodegradable, lightweight, and cost-effective. Polypropylene fibers, on the other hand, are synthetic fibers that provide greater resistance to chemical assault and water absorption. In this study, a detailed assessment of the mechanical and durability characteristics of Sisal fiber reinforced concrete and PP fiber reinforced concrete (SFRC and PPFRC) is presented. Our primary emphasis is on the influence that the kind of fiber, its content, its length, and its orientation have on the performance of concrete. We investigate both laboratory research and actual applications. There is also a discussion of the durability elements, which include resistance to corrosion, freeze-thaw cycles, and abrasion. According to the results, both sisal and polypropylene fibers have the potential to considerably increase the mechanical qualities of concrete, including its toughness, compressive strength, and flexural strength, as well as its durability, characteristics that include resistance to water permeability, chemical assault, and other similar factors. Nevertheless, there are still areas that need more investigation, such as the issues of fiber dispersion and the optimal fiber dose. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
218-221 |
| 49 |
Gyanyatra - An Offline Learning Platform
-Priya Kumari Singh ; Ayush Mishra; Gaganjot Kaur
In educational programs, structures had been evolved that require internet connectivity to down load content incrementally as the net turns into available. However, no complete internet application has been created to characteristic absolutely offline, addressing the educational needs of regions with restrained or no internet access. Gyanyatra has been conceptualized and evolved to bridge this important hole, targeting the nomadic groups inclusive of the Gujjars and Backwards of Jammu and Kashmir. Designed to function in offline environments, Gyanyatra has provided learning substances, inclusive of NCERT solutions, gamified modules, and multimedia content. Capabilities for progress tracking and synchronization had been included to make sure seamless continuity in getting to know whilst connectivity is restored. The platform has targeted on delivering schooling to kids in remote areas, where conventional schooling strategies have been disrupted. By using addressing the limitations of existing programs, Gyanyatra has aimed to make certain accessibility and affordability, empowering underserved groups with uninterrupted academic resources. This initiative has proven a dedication to solving precise challenges confronted via nomadic populations, thereby contributing to a more inclusive academic landscape. The platform has been built by way of leveraging the MERN stack era (MongoDB, express.js, React.js, and Node.js). Superior offline garage mechanisms like IndexedDB were integrated to allow resource caching and local development tracking. The application has additionally been optimized with revolutionary internet app (PWA) principles to function across numerous devices, along with tablets and smartphones, ensuring accessibility for underserved groups. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
222-230 |
| 50 |
Echo Glow
-Shubham Janardhan Bondre ; Tanishq Bijutkar; Darshan Chandorkar
This DTI project titled "ECHO GLOW: A Sound-Activated Lighting System" introduces an innovative approach to controlling lighting through sound. It addresses the common need for accessible and intuitive lighting solutions in various environments. The primary objective is to develop a device that responds to a simple clap, providing a hands-free and user-friendly alternative to traditional light switches. Echo Glow utilizes a sound sensor, a microcontroller, and a relay circuit to activate an LED light source upon detecting a clap. Key features include reliable sound activation, adjustable sensitivity, and potential for integration with different lighting systems. This project demonstrates the feasibility of using sound as an effective control mechanism and highlights its potential for enhancing user convenience and accessibility. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
231-232 |