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A revolutionary step towards green transport system

The fuel for today’s i.c engine cars is obtained from one of the most crucial sources of energy, Fossil Fuels. But being used at such an extensive rate will result at the end of it within just a few years so the need of the hour is to shift from non-renewable source of energy to Renewable source of energy. The fuel used by cars is not just limited but also a major cause of global warming and ozone layer depletion. Moving to solar energy which is available to us in abundant and as a never-ending source, it will not only reduce carbon emissions but also reduce the use of fossil fuels to power our vehicles. The software used for designing of this car is Solidworks, Lotus, Ansys, etc.

Published by: Mithilesh Vekhande, Shripad Kadam

Author: Mithilesh Vekhande

Paper ID: V5I4-1357

Paper Status: published

Published: August 22, 2019

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Experimental verification and CFD analysis for single cylinder four stroke CI engine exhaust manifold system

The present review paper is on the performance improvement of IC engine by using backpressure reduction in the exhaust manifold and their CFD analysis of Single Cylinder Four Stroke C.I. Engine. It is found that the development of an energy-efficient exhaust manifold system is possible by minimization of backpressure on the engine, due to an increase in brake thermal efficiency. Effective utilization of energy from exhaust manifold can be achieved by designing for backpressure reduction by energy-efficient exhaust manifold system. The exhaust manifold system design with reduced back pressure requirements is an important factor for upgrading engine performance. It is analysis by CFD on reduction in the backpressure of the exhaust manifold system to increase the efficiency.

Published by: Likhil D. Pethkar, T. A. Koli, V. H. Patil

Author: Likhil D. Pethkar

Paper ID: V5I4-1356

Paper Status: published

Published: August 22, 2019

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Capacitive sensor level measurement and Bluetooth control with Arduino

This project deals with the measurement of water level in a tank using capacitance. The level of water in the tank will be displayed on our cell phone by using a Bluetooth module in an Arduino circuit. When the water level exceeds the highest level, a buzzer starts ringing to alert us of rising water levels. This prevents overflowing in tanks in industries. Accurate control of the level of material in a tank, reactor, or other vessel is important in many process applications especially, in the bulk material handling industry. One of the main purposes of the level measurement system is to measure inventory. In order to achieve good control, accurate measurement is a must.

Published by: Daniel Asemota, Harsha Jayana

Author: Daniel Asemota

Paper ID: V5I4-1339

Paper Status: published

Published: August 19, 2019

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Video-assisted teaching vs. Demonstration Method of Teaching regarding knowledge on bio-medical waste management

Introduction: Bio-Medical Waste Management is one of the biggest challenges of the present-day time because it has a direct impact on the health of the human being. Awareness about various aspects of Bio-Medical Waste Management is required and is needed to be assessed among the health care workers. Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness of Video Assisted Teaching Vs Demonstration Method of Teaching regarding knowledge on Bio-Medical Waste Management and to correlate between the Video Assisted Teaching and Demonstration Method of Teaching on Biomedical Waste Management among the second year B Sc Nursing students Methodology: Quasi-experimental, Pretest Posttest Design was adapted. The study was conducted among 82 second-year B Sc Nursing students of PSG College of Nursing, Coimbatore. Based on the inclusion criteria, the study participants were divided for Experimental group I and Experimental group II. A convenient sampling technique was adopted. The questionnaire comprised 20 questions for assessing the knowledge of students on Biomedical Waste Management. Experimental group I was educated using Video Assisted Teaching and Experimental group II was educated using the Demonstration Method of Teaching. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used to analyze the data. Results: The mean and standard deviation of pre test and post test value for Video Assisted Teaching were 13.8 ± 2.12 and 16.39 ± 2.79 and for Demonstration Method of Teaching were 13.6 ± 2.10 and 15.92 ± 2.62. The calculated‘t’ value of Video Assisted Teaching was 6.03 and the Demonstration Method of Teaching was 3.35 which were more than tabulated value 2.02 at the level of p <0.05. There was a positive correlation (r = 0.715) between Video Assisted Teaching and Demonstration Method of Teaching among Nursing students on Bio-Medical Waste Management at 0.05 level (2-tailed). Conclusion: The finding of the study concluded that Demonstration Method of Teaching is effective than Video Assisted Teaching regarding knowledge on Bio-Medical Waste Management among second year B.Sc. Nursing students. Keywords: Evaluate, Effectiveness, Video-Assisted Teaching (VAT), Demonstration Method of Teaching (DMT), Knowledge on Bio-Medical Waste Management.

Published by: Leena J., Dr. A. Jayasudha

Author: Leena J.

Paper ID: V5I4-1336

Paper Status: published

Published: August 19, 2019

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Rainwater harvesting at JDCOEM, Nagpur, India

As we know our population is increasing one comes in which it will replace the china in population this is also the reason that our most valuable natural resource that is water is going to decrease water reservoir has its own issue. In the Ancient method, water is enough for people because the population is in control but now days are changed. We are trying to save water on our campus so that we can use that water easily we can full fill the daily requirement of water. We need better technique than this but till then this is a cost-effective technique and we need to think for alternative cost-effective technique but anyway Rainwater harvesting is one of the best methods of fulfilling water requirements. In that project we are calculating the water from the rooftop and consider as the catchment area of our institutional building of JDCOEM campus we also design a tank for collecting the water The average rainfall in Nagpur is 896 mm in 2018 and that much quantity of water is going waste. With the help of rainwater harvesting, we can save water.

Published by: Rohit N. Khobragade, Suraj P. Sarkar

Author: Rohit N. Khobragade

Paper ID: V5I4-1329

Paper Status: published

Published: August 19, 2019

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Influence of different plant growth hormones on morpho-physiological attributing characteristics in Kalmegh (Andrographis paniculata Burn F. Ex)

Andrographis paniculata, commonly known as Kalmegh, is used both in Ayurvedic and Unani system of medicines because of its immunological, antibacterial and hepatoprotective properties. It is an annual herb has a high-value compound used in the treatment of various diseases. A field experiment was conducted at the research farm of RAK College of Agriculture, Sehore (Madhya Pradesh) during Kharif 2015-16 & 2016-17. Investigations were undertaken to aim to increase the growth and yield parameters of Kalmegh. Using different Plant Growth Hormones Cycocel (100, 150 and 200ppm), GA3 (100, 150 and 200ppm) and NAA (100 and 150ppm) and water spray as control to study the effect of plant growth hormones on Growth viz plant height (cm), leaf area (cm2), chlorophyll content (SPAD), photosynthesis rate (μmol CO2 mˉ ² s-¬¹) at 90 DAS and yield viz test weight (g), seed yield (kg ha-1), herbage yield(q ha-1) and leaf alkaloid content (%) of kalmegh at harvesting. The foliar spray of GA3 @ 150ppm, GA3 @ 100ppm, Cycocel @100ppm and GA3 100ppm significantly maximum plant height (47.33), leaf area (420.82), chlorophyll content (57.78) photosynthesis rate (24.78) during 2015-16 and spray with GA3 @ 100 ppm, applies the maximum plant height (46.20), leaf area (426.41) and photosynthesis rate (22.88) significantly differed from other treatments during 2016-17 respectively. The average plant height, chlorophyll content and photosynthesis rate were higher during 2015-16 (39.57), (51.01) and (22.75) than 2016-17 (39.41), (46.71) and (21.07) except leaf area.

Published by: D. K. Raidas, Dr. S. D. Upadhayay, Dr. Anjana Sharma, A. K. Choudhary, Dr. R. Khandwe

Author: D. K. Raidas

Paper ID: V5I4-1306

Paper Status: published

Published: August 19, 2019

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