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st1 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

RECENT TRENDS IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY(NC-RTST-2019)

thThursday, 07 March 2019

Jointly Organized By

An ISO 9001:2015 Certified Institute

Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering, Mahagaon and

Sant Gajanan Maharaj Rural Polytechnic, Mahagaon

Site-Chinchewadi, Gadhinglaj-Halkarni Road Tal - Gadhinglaj,

Dist - Kolhapur. PIN - 416503 Maharashtra

Ph. (O): 02327-275581, Fax: 02327-275581

Web site: ; www.sgmcoe.in www.sgmrh.com

Sponsored By

http://www.sgmcoe.inhttp://www.sgmrh.com

DISCLAIMER :

The authors are responsible for the contents of the abstracts.

PUBLISHED BY :

Dr. A. A. Mane

Convener, NC-RTST-2019

Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering, Mahagaon, Pin -416503

PRINTED AT :

Sandip Design Point Gadhinglaj.

Tal- Gadhinglaj, Dist- Kolhapur

(NC-RTST-2019) 1st NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON “RECENT TRENDS IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY”

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FFoouunnddeerr’’ss MMeessssaaggee

I am very happy to note that Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering,

Mahagaon and Sant Gajanan Maharaj Rural Polytechnic, Mahagaon is jointly organizing 1st

Natonal Conference on “RECENT TRENDS IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY” held

on Thursday, 07th March 2019. Organizing of such a prominent Conference will take

this Institte to still greater heights in terms of research and academics. This is a proven

fact that no standalone technology will bring the transformation and welfare in the lives

of human beings. This Conference is an effort towards bringing in Science & Technology

together, the fusion of which will miraculously change the canvas of human life. To such

a futuristic and brave effort, I wish sincerely a huge best of luck. I am sure this

Conference will be a trendsetter. May God bless all those who are involved in making

this Conference a great success.

Hon. Dr. Annasaheb D. Chavan

Founder Chairman,

SGM Group of Institutions,

Mahagaon


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TTrruusstteeee’’ss MMeessssaaggee

It gives me an immense pleasure to welcome you all on the occasion of 1st

National Conference on “RECENT TRENDS IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY” (NC-

RTST-2019) jointly organized on 07th March 2019 by Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of

Engineering, Mahagaon and Sant Gajanan Maharaj Rural Polytechnic, Mahagaon at Sant

Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering, Mahagaon. It is our attempt to bring all the best

literary brains of Science, Engineering and Technology Sectors on one platform through

the media of our Education Group. It’s a matter of great pride for me that we are

organizing national conference NC-RTST-2019.

I am sure that this Conference shall provide the best platform for researchers and

scientists and will offer an excellent opportunity to the participants to update their

knowledge with the new trends and skills in the field of Science, Engineering and

Technology and they will also enjoy the hospitality of our Institute.

I acknowledge gratefully the constant support and professional expertise of all the

contributors. I congratulate all the members of organizing committee for their efforts and

wish NC-RTST-2019 a grand success.

Dr. Sanjay A. Chavan

Trustee,


Mahagaon


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TTrruusstteeee’’ss MMeessssaaggee

I am very pleased to see that Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering,

Mahagaon and Sant Gajanan Maharaj Rural Polytechnic, Mahagaon is jointly organizing the

1st National Conference on “Recent Trends in Science and Technology” (NC-RTST-2019)

during 07th March 2019. The institute has pursued Ph.D. level research and published a

large number of papers in peer reviewed journals.

This national conference brings together a congregation of researchers in Science,

Engineering and Technology and provides a productive opportunity to academicians and

researchers to exchange ideas and foster research collaborations for advancement of

technology field. I send my best wishes for the grand success of NC-RTST-2019.

Dr. Yashwant A. Chavan

Trustee,


Mahagaon


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Principal MMeessssaaggee

I am very happy to say Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering, Mahagaon and

Sant Gajanan Maharaj Rural Polytechnic, Mahagaon is jointly organizing the 1st

National Conference on “Recent Trends in Science and Technology” (NC-RTST-2019) on

07th March 2019. The organizers have chosen subject of international importance and

made available a platform to the researchers, scientists and technologists. A unique event

of its kind houses an association of students, senior technologists and scientists under a

single umbrella.

This will provide a platform to bring together the experts from science, engineering

and technology fields. Interactions among these experts will help to bring out the variety

of new materials with their very interesting and useful properties which will lead in the

way to build the new ideas.

I take this opportunity to congratulate & appreciate the efforts of organizing

committee for organizing such an important Conference. I wish a grand success to this

National Conference.

Prof. (Dr.) Bimlesh Kumar

Principal

Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering,

Mahagaon


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Principal MMeessssaaggee

Research activities across all the engineering fields pave the way for the industrial

world to strive forward with huge advancements. As an educational institution,

encouragement and support to research can be provided by establishing a suitable

platform for the research community, to interact with each other and to share the

knowledge. Having this objective, First National Conference-“RECENT TRENDS IN

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (NC-RTST-2019)” has been organized on 7th March

2019 which received an overwhelming response. NC-RTST-2019 has been planned to

provide the same benefits and learning experience to all the participants.Sessionson

different domains, keynote addresses from eminent professors and opportunity to

network with the researchers will help the participants immensely in their research

career. This proceeding of the conference has been documented with utmost care. I

believe strongly that, this will stand as a great source of knowledge and researchers. With

great pleasure and pride, I welcome all the participants and convey my bestwishes for

NC-RTST2019.

Prof. (Dr.) S. H. Dabhole

Principal

Sant Gajanan Maharaj Rural Polytecnnic,

Mahagaon


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CCoonnvveenneerr MMeessssaaggee

It is my great pleasure in inviting you to 1st National Conference on “Recent Trends

in Science and Technology” (NC-RTST-2019) on 07th March 2019. We have received over-

whelming response from all corners, which is being indicated by submission of more

than 50 research abstracts. Besides these research articles, we have also arranged about

03 invited talks by the experts in Science, Engineering and Technology fields. The

organization of present national conference has become possible with the financial and

moral support from SGM Education Group, Mahagaon. Organizing committee is

extremely grateful to our honorable Founder Chairman, Dr. Annasaheb D. Chavan,

Trustee’s, Dr. Yashwant A. Chavan and Dr. Sanjay A. Chavan, whose dynamic

leadership, enthusiasm and support has given us great strength and encouragement for

this important activity. We are also grateful to, Dr. Bimlesh Kumar, Principal,

SGMCOE, Mahagaon and Dr. S. H. Dabhole, Principal, SGMRP, Mahagaon for their

helpful suggestions and involvement in the conference activities.

On the behalf of organization committee, I take this opportunity to thank all

Invited Speakers who could spare their valuable time for the benefits of the participants.

We also thank all the participants for their active participation in the conference. We are

grateful to the committee members, non-teaching colleagues and our UG students for

their valuable co- operation and hard work. I heartily welcome to all the participants and

wish them a fruitful time and pleasant stay in Gadhinglaj.

Dr. A. A. Mane

Convener (NC-RTST-2019),

Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineeering,

Mahagaon


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CCoo--CCoonnvveenneerr MMeessssaaggee

It is a great pleasure for me that our Institute is conducting 1st National Level

Conference on “RECENT TRENDS IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY” (NC-RTST-2019).

The conference is a meeting and information exchange between the end user, the

development and the research communities. The purpose of this conference is to bring

together researchers, experts from industry, academia, and other interested organizations to

meet, exchange information and ideas in developments in the field of respective

applications. It brings together the newest developments in new energy related

technologies; engineering solutions, and academic research results. The conference

program has been designed to provide ample opportunities to researchers to network and to

share ideas and information about the electrical energy. I hope this conference NC-RTST-

2019 will be enjoyable, memorable, and productive for participants and looking forward to

the technological innovations that result from your networking and discussions.

Mrs.R.S.Patil

Co-convener (NC-RTST-2019),

Sant Gajanan Maharaj Rural Polytechnic,

Mahagaon


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CCOONNTTEENNTT

1. About Sant Gajanan Maharaj Education Group

2. Conference Advisory and Organizing Committee

3. Technical Program

4. Index (Abstracts for Poster Presentation)

5. Abstracts


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About Sant Gajanan Maharaj Education Group

Dr. Annasaheb D. Chavan has revolutionized the education of Kolhapur district by

establishing Sant Gajanan Maharaj Rural Hospital & Research Centre in 1992 with a mission of

providing quality education to rural area. He knows that rural youth has inherent power to play

an effective role in the nation-building. We have taken this responsibility to guide them in a

right direction. The Management believes that to withstand the global competition and to fulfill

the huge demand of quality professionals an institute must constantly grow, innovate and strive

to become self-sufficient.

Never ending zeal for learning and ethical values is our greatest asset. With this strong

belief, we determined to be a pioneer professional education group especially in Engineering,

Pharmacy, Education, Nursing and Para-Medical. These branches strive to develop the

intellectual capital into truly performing citizens.

We effectively implement Total Quality Management Approach in all functions of

educational and professional activities. Our team is inspired to keep the pace with the changing

need of time and is well prepared to convert the challenges into opportunities.

Our students are groomed with required skills to understand the importance of best from

the rest and to find out the own solutions to solve the problem. Better understanding and over all

development in every aspect has prepared them to face the challenges thrown by the industry


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VISION

“Train the students with core competencies to face the challenges of industries with

confidence by applying the state-of-art technologies to address Industrial and societal problems”

MISSION

To transform the rural learners into exceptional technocrats to meet the challenges in an

ever changing global society, by imparting high quality education through.

Providing strong theoretical-practical engineering foundations and promoting in-house

development activities.

Inculcating best professional conduct and engineering skills.

Developing leadership qualities, experience in interpersonal communication and

inculcating ethics, critical thinking and attitude of lifelong learning.

SGM Educational Group is well organized, well focused organization in education

and health care systems since last three decades and even today stands the hallmark in the

field of education.

The programmes under constituent units of this SGM Educational Group are as follows:

Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering, Mahagaon

Courses Offered

1. Mechanical Engineering

2. Computer Science and Engineering

3. Electronics and Telecommunication

4. Electrical Engineering

5. Civil Engineering


Courses Offered

1. Mechanical Engineering

2. Computer Engineering

3. Electronics and Telecommunication

4. Electrical Engineering

5. Civil Engineering

6. Automobile Engineering


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Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Pharmacy, Mahagaon (B. Pharmacy)

Sant Gajanan Maharaj Rural Pharmacy College, Mahagaon (D.

Pharmacy)

Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Pharmacy, Mahagaon (M. Pharmacy)

Rural College of Paramedical Education, Mahagaon

Courses Offered

1. Opthalmic Technician

2. X-ray Technician

3. Medical Lab Technician

Post Graduate Institute of Dietetics & D.M.L.T, Mahagaon

Courses Offered

1. P.G.D.M.L.T

2. P. G. Dietetics

3. Dental Technology

Degree Courses in Optometry

1. B. Sc.- M.L.T

2. B. Sc.-Optmetry

Florence School of Nursing, Mahagaon

1. R. A. N. M

2. R. G. N. M

Shri. V. K. Chavan-Patil D. Ed College, Mahagaon (Marathi/English

Medium)

Sant Gajanan Maharaj Rural Ayurveda Hospital & Aurvedic Medical

College, Mahagaon

Dnyan Sagar Vidya Niketan, Mahagaon


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PPAATTRROONNSS

CHIEF PATRON Hon. Dr. Annasaheb D. Chavan

Founder Chairman SGM Group of Institutions, Mahagaon

PATRONS Mrs. Vijaymala A. Chavan, Trustee

Dr. Yashwant A. Chavan, Trustee

Dr. (Mrs.) Pratibha Y. Chavan, Trustee

Dr. Sanjay A. Chavan, Trustee

Dr. (Mrs.) Surekha S. Chavan, Trustee

Adv. Balasaheb D. Chavan, Trustee

Mr. Balaku Shinde, Trustee

NNAATTIIOONNAALL AADDVVIISSOORRYY CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEE

Dr. P. S. Patil Dean of Science & Technology Faculty, SUK

Dr. S. H. Sawant Principal, Dr. J. J. Magdum College of Engineering,

Jaysingpur

Dr. A. V. Moholkar Department of Physics, Shivaji University, Kolhapur

Dr. V. B. Patil Solapur University, Solapur

Dr. A. V. Ghule Director IPR, Shivaji University, Kolhapur

Dr. A. A. Ghatols Former VC, BATU

Dr. H. G. Shekharappa Former VC, VTU, Belagavi

Dr. V. V. Karjinni Director, KIT’s COE, Kolhapur

Dr. S. S. Kulkarni Director, RIT, Islampur

Dr. V. R. Udupi Principal, MMEC, Belgavi

Dr. A. S. Deshpande Principal, GIT, Belgaum

Dr. S. A. Patil DKTE’s, TEI, Ichalkaranji

Dr. D. H. Rao Director, Cambridge Group of Institutions, Bangalore

Dr. K. Ravi Professor, SGMCOE, Mahagaon

Dr. V. B. Sondur Professor, SGMCOE, Mahagaon

Dr. R. Heddur Professor, SGMCOE, Mahagaon

Dr. S. P. Desai KIT’s College of Engineering, Kolhapur

Dr. R. C. Kamble University of Pune


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EEXXEECCUUTTIIVVEE CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEE

Prof. (Dr.) Bimlesh Kumar Principal, SGMCOE, Mahagaon

Prof. (Dr.) S. H. Dabhole Principal, SGMRP, Mahagaon

Dr. K. Ravi Professor

Dr. V. B. Sondur Professor

Dr. R. Heddur Professor

Mr. S. P. Ganacharya Registrar, SGM Group

Dr. A. A. Mane Convener

Prof. (Mrs.) R. S. Patil

Prof. (Mrs.) G. B. Kalkhambkar

Co-Conveners

Prof. (Miss.) S. S. Rajaram

Prof. (Miss.) A. P. Narayankar

Organizing Secretaries

Prof. M. A. Bandi

Prof. D. D. Powar

Prof. N H M Netravati

Treasurers

Prof. P. M. Palkar Adminictrative Coordinator, SGMCOE

Prof. S. T. Matale Academic Coordinator, SGMCOE

Prof. P. S. Chindhi IQAC Coordinator, SGMCOE

Prof. A. B. Farakte HOD, E&TC, SGMCOE

Prof. V. R. Ghatage HOD, ME, SGMCOE

Prof. S. P. Narvekar HOD, CE, SGMCOE

Prof. S. S. Dhere HOD, CSE, SGMCOE

Prof. M. B. Patil HOD, EE, SGMCOE

Prof. V. K. Salunkhe HOD, E&TC, SGMRP

Prof. V. S. Chougale HOD, CE, SGMRP

Prof. A. I. Mulla HOD, ME, SGMRP

Prof (Mrs). K. G. Kurale HOD, GSH, SGMRP

Prof. M. S. Mene HOD, AE, SGMRP


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OORRGGAANNIIZZIINNGG CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEE

Dr. A. A. Mane (Coordinator) Prof. S. S. Dhere (Coordinator)

Mrs. G. B. Kalkhambkar Prof. C. H. Kamble

Prof. Ms. A. P. Narayankar Prof. M. S. Bhandigare

Prof. Ms. S. S. Rajaram Prof. S. S. Gurav

Prof. D. D. Powar

Prof. Ms. N H M Netravati

Prof. B. B. Gutte

Prof. Miss. P. R. Gadyanvar

Prof. U. D. Patil

Prof. Mrs. P. G. Sanmane

Prof. A. B. Farakte (Coordinator) Prof. M. B. Patil (Coordinator)

Prof. S. G. Tamburimath Prof. S. V. Kalas

Prof. J. P. Haldkar Prof. Y. S. Bhajantri

Prof. S. R. Sankpal Prof. Nitin Kumar

Prof. Veeranna Melmuri Prof. P. I. Kanthi

Prof. Babasaheb Repe Prof. R. P. Bhalekar

Prof. Suhas R. Desai Prof. Miss. P. B. Shevale

Prof. V. R. Ghatage (Coordinator) Prof. S. P. Narvekar (Coordinator)

Prof. R. V.Bammankatti Prof. K. S. Dhamanvar

Prof. S. I. Jabade Prof. V.A. Patil

Prof. R. D.Ghulanavar Prof. L. A. Doddamani

Prof. S. A. Chougule Prof. S. B. Patil

Prof. M. G. Mulla Prof. Vinayak Patil

Prof. A. A. Deshpande Prof. S.L. Gawade

Prof. P. A. Harari Prof.V.A.Dhanganavar

Prof. A. T. Kamble

Prof. A. J. Deokar

Prof. R. S. Desai

Prof. S. R. Marajakke

Program Execution Committee Supporting Students

Dr. Amol A. Mane Miss. Pooja Patl; Mr. Vinayak Patil

Prof. S. B. Powar Miss. Poonam Khade

Prof. A. R. Chougule Miss. Pranita Belgaonkar

Prof. (Mrs.) N. R. Desai Miss. Dhamini Patil

Food/Logistics/Press & Media Poster, Banners & Medical Assistance

Committee Committee

Transport, Tech-I & Hospitality Stage Decoration Committee

Committee

Editorial and Abstract Committee Registration/Publicity/Momentoos/

Certificates Committee


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1st National Conference on

“Recent Trends in Science and Technology” (NC-RTST-2019)

Thursday, 07th March 2019

TECHNICAL PROGRAM 08.30 am to 10.00 am Registration & Breakfast

10.00 am to 11.00 am Inauguration

Chief Guest Prof. (Dr.) Pratapsinh K. Deasi

President, Indian Society for Technical Education, New Delhi

Technical Session - I

Chairman Dr. K. Ravi, Professor, SGMCOE, Mahagaon

11.00 am to 11.45 am Invited Talk-1 : Non-linear Analysis

Prof. (Dr.) S. H. Sawant

Associate Dean of Faculty of Science and Technology, SUK

Principal, Dr. J. J. Magdum College of Engineering, Jaysingpur

11.45 am to 12.30 pm Invited Talk -2 : Some Changes to the Contemporary Civil

Engineering Practice Prof. (Dr.) V. H. Joshi

Former Professor, Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee

12.30 pm to 01.15 pm Invited Talk -3 : Ancient Science and Technology: An Origin of

Recent Research, Innovation and Invention

Dr. Dinesha H. A

Associate Professor, Jain College of Engineering, Belgavi

Technical Session - II

Chairman Prof. (Dr.) S. H. Dabhole, Principal, SGMRP, Mahagaon

2.00 pm to 04.00pm Poster Presentation

Valedictory Function

Chief Guest Prof. (Dr.) S. H. Sawant

Associate Dean, Faculty of Science and Technology,

Shivaji University, Kolhapur

04.15 pm to 05.00 pm Valedictory Function

1.15 pm to 2.00 pm Lunch

Tea 4.00 pm to 4.15pm


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IInnddeexx ((AAbbssttrraaccttss))

Poster Presentation

Sr.

No.

Title

Page

No.

P-1 Molybdenum Trioxide (MoO3) Thin Film Based Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) Gas

A. A. Mane, M. P. Suryawanshi, J. H. Kim, A. V. Moholkar

33

P-2 Effect of Injection Pressure on the Compression Ignition Engine Fuelled with

Mahua Biodiesel

Praveen Harari

34

P-3 A Hybrid approach to Storage Cost Minimization

S. S. Gurav, S. S. Dhere

35

P-4 A Novel Approach to Automated Video Analysis

S. S. Dhere, S. S.Gurav

36

P-5 Effective Sentence Level Clustering Using FRECCA Method

U. D. Patil

37

P-6 E - Plane And H - Plane Radiation Pattern Due To Croton Leaf Overlay On

Thick Film Microstrip Patch Antenna

Rajesh Ajit Ghorpade

38

P-7 A Review Of Thought Based ON-OFF Control Using Neurosky Sensor

A. B. Farakte, Ekta A. Ambitkar , Poonam P. Patane, Snehal D. Desai

39

P-8 Waste Heat Recovery of Compression Ignition Engine – A Review

S. S. Kale, Bimlesh Kumar

40

P-9 Earth Air Tunnel As An Alternate Cooling System: A Review

Vikram Birangane, Bimlesh Kumar

41

P-10 Performance Evaluation and Heat Transfer characteristics of Thermosyphon

Heat Pipe: A Review

N. L. Phule, Bimlesh Kumar

42

P-11 Self-Powered Heart Rate Monitoring Exercise Bicycle for Heart Patients 43


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Kalkhambkar G.B, Chindhi P. S

P-12 Transmission Line Monitoring and Safety Using Wireless Sensor Network

Chindhi P. S, Kalkhambkar G. B

44

P-13 A review on Mechanical and Corrosion properties of Magnesium based

Biodegradable Medical Implants

Bimlesh Kumar , Amol Bajarang Chavan

45

P-14 Fly Ash As A Partial Replaement To Fertile Soil In Clay Brick Industry

Siddhesh Narvekar

46

P-15 E-License And Rto Management System 47

J. P. Haladkar, Shweta Patil, Manjusha Chougule, Dnyaneshwari Hasabe

P-16 Automotive Crash Prediction and Notification Technologies

M. S. Mene, S.V.Chougale

48

P-17 Effect of Helix Angle on Bending Stress of Helical Gear Using FEA

Suraj V. Chougale, N.S. Hanamapure

49

P-18 Analysis Of Piezoelectric Cantilever Beam By Using Finite Element Method

Kunal Ganpati Rajdeep, Abhay A. Utpat

50

P-19 Review of Soil Stabilization Techniques

V. A. Patil.

51

P-20 Intelligent Pollution Detector using IOT

Shobha.S.Patil, Rohit.B.Shindhe, Ajit.J.Sutar, P.M.Palkar

52

P-21 Smart cities Architecture and Applications Using IOT

R.S.Patil, K.G.Kurale

53

P-22 IOT Based Baby Inculator

Vikas.K. Salunkhe, Yugandhara S Chavan, Pravin S Patil

54

P-23 A Fuzzy AHP Approach for Selection of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)

System

V. M. Patil, S. B. Patil

55

P-24 Shock Detection Technology Based On Embedded System

M.P. Patil, M.S.Kori, P.S.Patil

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P-25 Generation of Electricity using Sound

Yugandhara S Chavan, Vikas K Salunkhe, Pravin S Patil

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P-26 Pathless AGV using Smart Teach Mode

Rohit Ghulanavar, Sudhir Landage, Mohan Kagankar, Kunal Patekar,

Omkar Jadhav

58

P-27 Neural Network, Artificial Intelligence And The Computational Brain

K. G. Kurale, R. S. Patil

59

P-28 Intellectual Planning for Increasing Mobile IOT Applications Using Cloud

Systems

Mahesh S Kori, Sachin M Adavkar, Vikas K Salunkhe

60

P-29 Science And Technology Together To Print Plastic 3-D Object

Vikas A Kumbhar, Nikhil V. Kurane, Amit G. Dangi

61

P-30 Automated Hydroponic Greenhouse

Sachin M Adavkar, Rupali. S. Yalagachi, Pradnya .S.Kamble

62

P-31 Design Modification And Acoustic Analysis Of Silencer For Agriculture

Diesel Engine – A Literature Review

Sachin Morti, Santosh Magdum, Amit Dangi

63

P-32 Analyticaland Theoretical Comparison Of The Temperature Distribution

Along Length Of Various Shapes Of Pin Fins In Natural Convection

Powar Digvijay D, ShivajiGawade, Akshay More, Dundage Vishal,Kambale

Dilip, Desai Pritish

64

P-33 Control of Emission Characteristics by using Urea-SCR Catalytic Converter

Rohit Ghulanavar, Ananda Yametkar, Pravin Patil, Shubham Kumbhar,

Vikarm Chougale

65

P-34 Performance Of Concrete At Ambient Temperature And Also The Effect Of

Elevated Temperature On Concrete Using Manufactured Sand

Kiran S Dhamannavar

66

P-35 Selection, Fabrication And Testing Of Heat Pipe Demonstrator

Powar Digvijay D, Hrishikesh Dani, Arvind Jagadale, Vishal

Panhalkar,Jaydip Desai

67

P-36 Enhancing The Properties Of RC Beams By Retrofitting With GFRP & Using

Synthetic Fibres

L. A. Doddamani, C. S. Teli, P. P. Gaonkar, V. R. Vibhute, S. P. Kamble

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P-37 A Technical Approach To Solve Air Pollution: Anti-Air Pollution Tower 69


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Pallavi V. Kodoli, Sumit L. Kharwar, MrunaliG.Patil

P-38 Automatic Mulch Paper Laying and Sowing Machine

R. V. Bammankatti, S.A.Chougale, S.B.Kamble, S.S.Kamble, B.R.Sutar

70

P-39 Performance Of Manufacture Sand In Concrete At Elevated Temperature

N. R. Mali, A.V. Karvekar

71

P-40 Comparative Study of Carbon Fiber Composite rod with Steel by using

Modal Analysis and FEA

72

S.V.Chougale, N.S. Hanamapure, P.J.Patil

P-41 Commercial Kitchen Waste Composting: Design And Management Techniques

S.L.Gawade, S. V. Khanapure, S.V.Waingade, A.A.Patil, S.V.Tibile

73

P-42 Pedestrian And Passenger Safety For Passenger Vehicles

Samarth Mali, Vivek Ghali, S.V. Chougale, M.S. Mene

74

P-43 Review On Various Dielectric Fluids Used For Improve Material Removal

Rate In EDM Process

M.G.Mulla, Uday Kanavi, Sachin Yadav, Praful Mane, Kiran Parit

75

P-44 Simple Pyrolysis Of Waste Plastics Made From Polyethylene, Polypropylene

And Polystyrene To Produce Liquid Fuel

M.Y. Taral

76

P-45 Characterization Of Hybrid Biodiesel In Internal Combustion Diesel Engine

V.R.Ghatage, A.V Patange, C.S.Kularni

77

P-46 To Study Performance And Emission Of NAHAR Bio-Diesel And Additives

In Single Cylinder Engine

Vinayak Ghatage, Pratik Walaki, Sandesh Tippe,Vishwajeet Patil, Akash

Suryavanshi

78

P-47 Implementation and Performance Evaluation of a Channel Re-Assignment

Algorithm for Wireless Mesh Networks

Achala.P.Narayankar

79

P-48 Design & Manufacturing Procedure Of Coconut Husk Remover Machine

Atul A.Deshpande, Roahn S.Patil, Mayuresh N. Patil,Ajay D.Gavli, Rahul R.

Das

80

P-49 An Effectual Hybrid approach using Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) and

Secured Hash Algorithm (SHA) for Image Steganography

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A. B. Farakte, Megha B.Chothe,Pratiksha V. Khapale, Rina G. Kalkundri

P-50 Smart Band for Women Security

A.A.Koli, V.N.Kasalkar, N.N.Bandekar, O.V.Utture, Prof. J.P.Haldakar

82

P-51 Study Of Effect Of Tolerance On Flexural Strength Of Wood Reinforced Steel

Tube

Mulla A.I,, Savaratkar A.V, S.P Bhosale

83

P-52 A Review On Stress Analysis Of The Fuselage Structure And Study Of The

Effect Of Overload On Fatigue Crack Growth

A.V Savaratakar, Mulla A.I, S.P Bhosale

84

P-53 Factors Influencing Cutting Forces In Turning And Development Of Software

To Estimate Cutting Forces In Turning

S.P Bhosale,, Mulla A.I, A.V Savaratakar

85

P-54 A Critical Analysis Of Milton’s Poetic Style Revealed In His Epic Poem

Paradise Lost

Santosh B. Powar

86

P-55 Double-Diffusive Convective Transport in a Nanofluid-Saturated Porous Layer

with Cross Diffusion and Variation of Viscosity and Conductivity

M. B. Mohite, N. R. Desai, A. R. Chougule

87

P-56 The Shunt Active Power Filter to Compensate Reactive Power and Harmonics

with optimized PI controller in a 3 Phase 3 Wire Distribution Network

S.S Managule, Mulla A.I, P.M Londe

88

P-57 Performance Evaluation of Advanced Controllers In DC Motor Applications

Sachin T. Matale, Suhas R. Desai, Abhijit P. Patil, Sushil R. Sankpal

89

P-58 Low Cost Dairy Management System Using Pic Microcontroller

Palkar Prashant M., Matale Sachin T., Farakte Amar B.

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Invited Talk-1

Prof. (Dr.) S. H. Sawant Principal, Dr. J. J. Magdum

College of Engineering,

Jaysingpur

ABSTRACT

Non-linear Analysis

In this presentation the vibration of linear and nonlinear dynamical systems has been

briefly discussed. With the help of simple numerical examples, responses of linear and

nonlinear systems, their stability and bifurcations have been studied. Types of nonliarity in

vibrating system discussed with examples. Nonlinear systems have a range of behaviour not

seen in linear vibrating systems. In this Presentation the phenomena associated with nonlinear

vibrating systems are described in detail. In the absence of exact solutions, the analysis of

nonlinear systems is usually undertaken using approximate analysis, numerical simulations

and geometrical techniques. In this presentation, the basic ideas of dynamical systems are

applied to vibrating systems are studied like suspension system. Finally, the changes in

system behaviour as one (or more) of the parameters such as stiffness and damping

coefficient in basic quarter car model with linear and nonlinear suspension parameters are

verified with MATLAB/Simulink software and discussed. Such changes are known as

bifurcations or chaos, and they are highly significant for the understanding of nonlinear

systems.

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INTRODUCTION

Prof. (Dr). S. H. Sawant is working as a Professor at Mechanical Engineering

Department in Dr. J. J. Magdum College of Engineering, Jaysingpur. He is the Principal of

Dr. J. J. Magdum College of Engineering, Jaysingpur and Associate Dean of Faculty of

Science and Technology, Shivaji University, Kolhapur. He worked as Dean, Research and

Development and Equipment Purchase, Dean, Faculty Development Cell, Estate Officer, Co-

ordinator of M.E. Mechanical (Machine Design) Program, Workshop Superintendent,

Chairman of Central Library, Chairman of Indian Society for Technical Education

(Jaysingpur Chapter) and head of many institutional committees like, Performance Based

Appraisal System, Internal Quality Assurance Cell and Faculty Appraisal Cell. He has 25

years of teaching and 02 years of industrial experience.

He is a Member of Board of Studies (P.G.-CAD/CAM/CAE) at KIT’s College of

Engineering Kolhapur, Member of Board of Studies (Aeronautical Engineering) at Sanjay

Ghodawat University, Atgire, Member of Departmental Advisory Board at Sanjeevan

Engineering and Technology Institute, Panhala, Member of Governing Council at Sant

Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering, Mahagaon, Member of Academic Advisory Board

at Adrash Institute of Technology, Vita, Member of Academic Council at DKTE’s Textile

and Engineering Institute, Ichalkarniji, Member of Academic Council at Goverment College

of Engineering, Karad, Member of Academic Advisory Committee at Sanjay Bhokare Group

of Institutes, Miraj, Member of Board of Goverance at Rajarambapu Institute of

Technology,Sakhrale, Member of Academic Council at Walchand College of Engineering,

Sangli and Member of Faculty of Technology at Sanjay Ghodawat University, Atigre. He is

an expert for National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) and All India Council

for Technical Education (AICTE). He is an evaluator for differentAICTE schemes.

He worked as a Member of Board of Studies in Mechanical Engineering, Chairman of

Board of Studies in Aeronautical Engineering and Co-ordinator of Faculty of Engineering

and Technology in Shivaji University, Kolhapur. He is post graduate recognized teacher and

Ph.D. guide in Shivaji University Kolhapur. He has guided several post graduate students. He

has worked as Director/Co-ordinator/Member on various University committees like Local

Inquiry Committee,Selection Committee, Placement Committee, Equivalence Committee,

Examination Vigilance Committee (Flying Squad),Research Recognition Committee, Merit

List Verification Committeeand Central Assessment Program,etc.He worked as Advisory

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Board Member at Sharad Institute of Technology, Yadrav.

He is a Life Member of Institution of Engineers (IOE), Tribology Society of India

(TSI), Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE), Condition Monitoring Society of India

(CMSI) and Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE).He is a Fellow Member, Editorial Board

Member, Technical Advisory Member, Review Board Member for many international

journals and Session Chair for many international conferences.

He has published/presented 70 research papers indifferent national and international

journals andconferences. He has provided consultancy to various industries and research

centers. He has been received two grants of Rs. 22.5 lakhs from AICTE under MODROBS.

He has successfully organized 40 institute/university/state/national/international level events

like STTPs/workshops/seminars/conferences/training programs, etc. He worked as

Organizing Secretary for 2nd International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering

(ICETE-2013).

He has worked as resource person for various workshops and STTPs at university and

national level. He has delivered a number of expert lectures outside the institute. He has

worked as a judge for a number of institute/university/national level events like paper

presentation, project competition and contraption, etc. He has attended

53Sttps/Workshops/Seminars/Conferences at national and international level. Many projects

and research papers, guided by him, have been awarded in state and national events. He has

been awardedtwice as a “Best Teacher” by the Institute. He has also been awarded

with“Sawantpur Bhushan”.He has been conferred “Best Paper Award” for a research paper

presented at International Conference in Pattaya, Thailand. He has published many research

articles in refereed international journals.

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Invited Talk-2

Prof. (Dr.) V. H. Joshi Former Professor, Indian Institute of Technology,

Roorkee

ABSTRACT

Some Changes To The Contemporary Civil Engineering Practice

Socio-economic changes in India have occurred very fast in recent 5 to 10 years. Income

in hands and aspirations of people and their standard of life, particularly middle class people, has

improved significantly. This demands changes to contemporary practice of civil engineering.

Development should be as far as possible eco-friendly and make best use of available natural

resources like wind and solar energy. Future houses should be designed to provide at least one place

in house with enough sunlight to allow use of solar cooker, recharge solar gadgets to tap solar energy.

Electric automobiles or hybrid automobiles need suitable electrical fittings to recharge batteries in

ground floor or in garages. Middle class families use cars in big way and create parking problem.

Cars are parked on roadside of house as it is difficult to alter existing houses to create parking. New

houses should leave adequate ground floor parking for two and four wheelers to free roadsides from

parked vehicles. Average life of Indians is rising significantly due to better healthcare and diet. So,

lifts or ramps may be provided in place of staircases for old people. Plug-points need be provided in

residences for numerous mobiles, personal computers, rechargeable house-hold gadgets etc. Life style

of old age and middle aged people are strikingly different. Housing complexes for designed for old

people will be needed with adequate medical facilities, ambulances, common kitchen for those unable

to cook for themselves, libraries, reading rooms, community halls, parks, walkways etc to suit their

life-style. Houses for young people should have an extra bed room for their parents visiting them

occasionally.Smart cities recently promoted by Government be designed such that people in villages

in 40 km radius travel minimum for their daily routines. Each village in this area should have schools

and high schools. Smart cities should have adequate ITI colleges, diploma colleges, degree colleges,

universities etc. so that only older students travel to city for education. Adequate road or railway

connectivity be available for their travel. Cities have larger employment potential. Hence, working

people should stay in their rural homes and travel to city for work. It reduces pressure on cities to

provide houses, water supply, electricity, sanitation, recreation etc for such people in city for

education or working. It improves supply of essentials like milk, vegetables, food grains, etc to city

and also provide good market for produces of villages in city. Waste disposal is a burning problem.

Plastic from waste be separated to use in road surfacing, which is cheaper than asphalt surfacing.

Metals, aluminium and glass be separated for re-cycling. Partially treated sewage water with organic

matter be used for irrigation to reduce need for fertilisers and irrigation water. Excess sewage water be

treated fully and discharged in to natural waterways to improve supply of clean water. Development

of new large cities like Delhi, Bangalore be avoided. Income disparities in cities are very large and

unwelcome. Use of high technology is inevitable. People should work from their rural houses for

offices in cities far away with help of optical fibre network.

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INTRODUCTION Name: Dr. Vedavyasa H. Joshi

Designation: Professor of Earthquake Engineering (Retired), I.I.T., Roorkee

Present Address: 5258/B, Shastrinagar, Belagavi-590001, Karnataka.

Telephone: 0831-2404194 (R) Mobile: 9449563404

E-mail: [email protected]

Educational Details: Primary Education in Ramdurg High School Education in State High

School, Ramdurg and in Sirsi

B.E. (Civil) Mysore University, Mysore 1966

M.E.(Civil) Roorkee University, Roorkee 1970

Ph.D. (Civil) McMaster University, CANADA 1980

Teaching Experience: 35 Years

Research & Professional Experience: 35 Years

Specialization: Earth pressures, Well Foundations, Reinforced Earth,Seismic ground Motion

and Microzonation, Dynamic stress-Strain Studies, Tunnel Engineering,

Earthquake Resistant Design of buried pipelines, Numerical Methods of

Analysis

Employment History: Served Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee for 34 years and retired

as Professor in 2005. Working as Visiting Professor in Gogte Institute of

Technology, Belgaum, S.G.B. Institute of Technology, Belgaum and

Bagalkot College of Engineering, Bagalkot.

Membership of Professional Societies:

1. Life Fellow and Life member of several professional societies.

Awards:

1. Invention Promotion Board Award (1972) by President of India

2. Canadian Commonwealth Research Scholarship, 1975 for pursuit of research at

McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada

Honours:

1. Honoured by the Indian Geotechnical Society for distinguished services to Society

and to the Geotechnical Engineering.(1998).

2. Honoured by Bureau of Veritas, Switzerland & Civil Aids Technoclinic Pvt Ltd

Bangalore for life-time achievemen (2012).

Service To Professional Societies:

1. President & Vice-President of Indian Soc. of Earthq. Tech.

2. National Delegate and Deputy National Delegate to represent India on International

Assoc. of Earthquake Engg. in Japan

3. Chairman of Organizing Committee, Organizing Secretary for several National and

International Symposia and Conferences

Countries Visited: Canada, USA, Japan, China, New Zealand, Thailand and Nepal

mailto:[email protected]

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Invited Talk-3

Dr. Dinesha H. A

M.Tech, Ph.D., MISTE, AMIE Associate Professor

Department of Computer Science and Engineering,

Jain College of Engineering, Belgavi-14

* Corresponding author: [email protected]

ABSTRACT

For the duration of the growth in the ancient civilizations, ancient science and

technology was the outcome from advances in engineering in ancient times. These advances

in the history of science and technology stimulated societies to adopt new ways of living and

governance. Recent trends of technology and science are the analogy of our ancient times

inventions and outcomes, but the approach varies based on applications. Ancient times saint

were known for many living solutions irrespective of any fields such as medical, technical,

engineering and science. They had done immense research, inventions, and innovations and

materialized as ancient indus/brahmi scripts. It is a time to revisit, refers, and research on our

ancient scripts to realize inventions and innovations. Our ancient scripts presents expertise for

medical surgery, ayurveda, yoga, vimanikashashtra, nuclear physics, ganithashashra,

astrophysics, military, space, engineering , science and etc. In current trends, the research,

inventions, innovations are going in multiple directions with lack of clarity and guidance.

India has a necessity of carrying the rigorous R & D in the fields of defence, security, space,

science and engineering. This presentation enlightens the researcher towards initiating

research, innovation, invention and ideations. It will be focal point for many youngsters to

start working towards Innovations.

Keywords: Ancient, Inventions, Science, Scripts, Technology.

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INTRODUCTION

Dr. Dinesha H. A. has born in 1985 at Hagare, Hassan District. His schooling

finished at Hagare rural place in Kannada Medium (2001). He had completed Diploma in

Computer Science at Smt. L.V. (Govt.) Polytechnic (2004) and B.E. in Information Science

and Engg.. at Malnad College of Engineering (2007), Hassan. He had finished M.Tech. in

Software Engineering at Rashtria Vidyalaya College of Engg., Bangalore (2009), He has

awarded Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science and Engg. at Vishweshwaraya

Technological University (2012-2016). He has national and international professional

membership in Institution of Engineers, Indian Society for Technical Education, International

Association of Computer Science and Information Technology, Institute of Research

Engineers and Doctors, International Association of Engineers and Scientists and European

Alliance for Innovation etc.

He has Served i) VMware QA R & D as a QA Intern, ii) BAE as a Lecturer, iii)

PESIT as a Assistant Professor, iv) DRDO-DIAT(DU), Ministry of Defense as an Officer In

Charge Data Centre, v) SGBIT, Belagavi as a Head , Department of Computer Science and

Engg. Vi) JCE, Belagavi as a Associate Professor. He had done more than 50 international

research publications and presentations. He had participated and contributed in many national

and international research and innovation platforms. He has been serving govt. bodies as a

Technical Advisor, Teaching Quality Improvement Consultant, Information and

Communication Tool Expert, Cyber Security Analyst, Research, Innovation and Invention

Key Consultant. Major highlights are Virtualization consultant DRDO, TEC member for

Smart City Belagavi, Media Monitoring Committee for State Elections, and Cyber Crime

Analyst to cybercrime dept.. He has executed more than 2 crores research grants funded by

DRDO in the area of his expertise such as digital forensic (KCTU), cyber security, UTM

(DIAT-DRDO), server virtualizations, and email service etc. His research interest includes

Decoding Ancient Technology; Computer Networking, Cyber Security, Data Science and

artificial intelligent etc. He has got recognition for his vision in the field of teaching, research,

innovation and Invention. He can be reach to contact number +91-7767076988/9113660060

and Email id: [email protected].

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MOLYBDENUM TRIOXIDE (MOO3) THIN FILM BASED NITROGEN

DIOXIDE (NO2) GAS

A. A. Mane a,b*, M. P. Suryawanshi c, J. H. Kim c, A. V. Moholkar a

a Thin Film Nanomaterials Laboratory, Department of Physics, Shivaji University, Kolhapur 416

004, India b General Science and Humanities Department, Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering,

Mahagaon, 416 503, India c Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Chonnam National University, 3

00 Yongbong-Dong, Buk-Gu, Gwangju 500-757, South Korea


ABSTRACT

The molybdenum trioxide (MoO3) thin films have been successfully deposited

onto the glass substrates using chemical spray pyrolysis (CSP) deposition technique at

various substrate temperatures ranging from 300 °C to 450 °C with an interval of 50 °C. The

effect of substrate temperature on the structural, morphological, optical and gas sensing

properties of MoO3 thin films has been thoroughly investigated. The X-ray diffraction

analysis reveals that all the films have an orthorhombic crystal structure and are

polycrystalline in nature. The FE-SEM micrographs depict the formation of nanobelts-like

morphology. The selectivity studies show that the gas response of various gases varies as

NH3 < SO2 < CO2 < CO < H2S < NO2. Moreover, typical MoO3 film is highly selective and

sensitive for detection of NO2 gas in comparison with other gases. The maximum response of

30.5 % is obtained for MoO3 thin film deposited at substrate temperature of 400 ºC towards

100 ppm NO2 gas concentration at an operating temperature of 200 °C with response and

recovery times of 20 s and 160 s, respectively. Finally, NO2 gas sensing mechanism model

based on the chemisorption process is discussed.

Keywords: Molybdenum trioxide thin films; Chemical spray pyrolysis; Optical properties;

selectivity; sensitivity; NO2 gas sensor

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EFFECT OF INJECTION PRESSURE ON THE COMPRESSION IGNITION

ENGINE FUELLED WITH MAHUA BIODIESEL

Praveen Harari

Department of Mechanical Engineering, SGMCOE, Mahagaon, Maharashtra, India

ABSTRACT

In the present study an experimental work had been carried out to analyze the

performance and combustioncharacteristics of B20blend of Mahua biodiesel by varying

injection pressure. The engine tests are conducted on Kirloskar 5.2 kW 4-stroke single

cylinder 1500 rpm water cooled direct injection diesel engine with eddy current dynamometer

with standard injection timing 23°bTDC was maintained constant throughout the experiment.

Three different injection pressures such as 210 bar, 230 bar, 250 bar varied to analyze the

performance characteristics. From the test results, it could be observed that among three

different injection pressures 230 bar injection pressure gives higher thermal efficiency and

lower fuel consumption.

Keywords: Compression Ignition; Injection Pressure; Performance; Mahua Biodiesel

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A HYBRID APPROACH TO STORAGE COST MINIMIZATION

S. S. Gurav, S. S. Dhere

Computer Science and Engineering Department, Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering,

Mahagaon, 416 503, India

Corresponding author: [email protected]

ABSTRACT

Data compression is an area that needs to be given almost attention in text quality

assessment. Different methodologies have been defined for this purpose. Hence choosing the

best machine learning algorithm is really important. In addition to different compression

technologies and methodologies, selection of a good data compression tool is most important.

There is a complete range of different data compression techniques available both online and

offline working such that it becomes really difficult to choose which technique serves the

best. Here comes the necessity of choosing the right method for text compression purposes

and hence an algorithm that can reveal the best tool among the given ones. A data

compression algorithm is to be developed which consumes less time while provides more

compression ratio as compared to existing techniques. In this paper we represent a hybrid

approach to compress the text data. This hybrid approach is combination of Dynamic Bit

reduction method and Huffman coding.

Keywords: Data Compression, Bit Reduction, Huffman Coding

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A NOVEL APPROACH TO AUTOMATED VIDEO ANALYSIS

S. S. Dhere, S. S.Gurav


Mahagaon, 416 503, India

Corresponding author: [email protected]

ABSTRACT

Video analysis is very important for many applications such as video surveillance,

traffic analysis, vehicle navigation etc. Object detection is fundamental step in video analysis.

Object detection is the process of finding instances of real world objects such as faces,

bicycle, and building in images or videos. It is challenging to support moving object detection

in timely manner. Moreover to automate the video analysis, object detection requires training

on some labeled examples. Without this training it is very difficult to analyze moving object.

Some methods have been proposed to tackle this problem and these are based on motion

information; but these methods are not useful when there is non-rigid motion or dynamic

background. These challenges can be addressed in framework called as Detecting Contagious

Outlier in the Low-rank representation. It is assumed in DECOLOR that the underlying

background images are linearly correlated and the low rank matrix is formed from vectorized

video. The moving objects can be detected as an outlier in lowrank representation. This

method also integrates the object detection and background learning into single process.

Keywords: Moving object detection, Background subtraction, Object segmentation

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EFFECTIVE SENTENCE LEVEL CLUSTERING USING FRECCA METHOD

U. D. Patil


Mahagaon, 416 503, India.

ABSTRACT

Specific objective to discover some novel information from a set of documents

initially retrieved in response to some query. Clustering sentences level text, effective use and

update is still an open research issue, especially in domain of text mining. Since most existing

system uses pattern belong to a single cluster. But here we can use patterns belongs to all

cluster with different degree of membership. Since sentences of those documents we would

expect at least one of the clusters to be closely related to the concepts described by the query

term. This paper presents a Novel Fuzzy Clustering Algorithm that operates on relational

input data (i.e. data in the form of square matrix of pair wise similarities between data

objects).

Keywords: Page Rank graph centrality, Fuzzy relational clustering, Vector, FRECCA,

Natural language processing.

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E - PLANE AND H - PLANE RADIATION PATTERN DUE TO CROTON LEAF

OVERLAY ON THICK FILM MICROSTRIP PATCH ANTENNA

Rajesh Ajit Ghorpade

Department of Physics, Yashwantrao Chavan college, Halkarni, INDIA

E-Mail.- [email protected]

ABSTRACT

Thick film technology is highly versatile technology. The Microstrip antennas can

be fabricated using thick film technology. The thick film microstrip patch antenna was

fabricated using screen printing technology. The graphical representation of the radiat ion

properties of the antenna as a Croton leaf overlay on the thick film antenna is presented in

this paper. The output voltages were measured for different angles from -90° to +90°. The H

plane radiation pattern of antenna shows a resonance peak characteristic at 10.4 GHz having

output voltage 27.2 mV. The E plane radiation pattern gives maximum output voltage of 41.2

mV at 0°. These patterns changes due to leaf overlay. The beam width of E plane and H plane

pattern increases due to leaf overlay. The fresh leaf overlay has the tendency to shift maxima

of E – plane pattern to another angle.

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P-7 A REVIEW OF THOUGHT BASED ON-OFF CONTROL USING NEUROSKY

SENSOR

A. B. Farakte , Ekta A. Ambitkar , Poonam P. Patane, Snehal D. Desai

Department of Electronics and Tele-Communication Engineering, Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of

Engineering, Mahagaon, 416 503, India.

Email-id: [email protected]

ABSTRACT

Brain computer interface (BCI) is a communication interface between the brain

and the external peripheral devices like computers. This technology mainly used to focus and

attention measurement of brain. Brain produces various types of waves like alpha (9-13Hz),

beta (14-30Hz), theta (4- 8Hz), delta (1-3Hz). Using these waves one can estimate

instantaneous amplitude which can give idea about current state of brain. The entire concept

consists of four main stages detection, amplification, processing output. First detecting the

brain signals using an EEG cap or electrodes; these brain waves will be captured using

NeuroSky brain wave sensor. Using this concept the meditation levels can be estimated,

physical labors would be significantly reduced and it would also prove as a benefit for

physically disabled people if advance improved for automation purpose.

Keywords: NeuroSky Sensor, Brain Waves, ECG.

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WASTE HEAT RECOVERY OF COMPRESSION IGNITION ENGINE – A

REVIEW

S. S. Kale*,a, Bimlesh Kumarb

aN K Orchid College of Engineering and Technology, Solapur.

b Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering,Gadhinglaj, Mahagaon. * Corresponding author: [email protected]

ABSTRACT

Waste heat recovery is one of the important issue to be address now days. As

source of CI engine fuel are depleting day by day, it is need of time to save available energy.

In internal combustion engine about 30-35% heat, converts in to useful mechanical energy

and other are wasted. About 30% of the heat is wasted through engine exhaust gasses, saving

this energy will be great help for energy demand. Various technique available for the waste

heat recovery are thermoelectric generator, Six Stroke Engine, Organic Rankine cycle,

Turbocharger, Exhaust Gas Recirculation system. A short review of techniques of waste heat

recovery is done in this paper and further review of Organic Rankine cycle is extended. In

organic Rankine cycle, Organic fluid is used as working substance. In the literature, it has

found out that engine output can be increased up to 12%.

Keywords: Heat, Engine, Exhaust gas, Energy saving, fuel

(NC-RTST-2019)


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EARTH AIR TUNNEL AS AN ALTERNATE COOLING SYSTEM: A

REVIEW

Vikram Birangane*a, Bimlesh Kumarb

aShivaji University, Kolhapur-416 004 (M.S.), India. b Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering,Gadhinglaj, Mahagaon.


ABSTRACT

With the onset of 21st century we all have started to experience the severity of

global warming. It is estimated that earth will be warm by 1.8 oC by 2100. This is reflecting

in more energy consumption for cooling purpose. According to report of Alliance for Energy

Efficient Economy, India’s cooling energy consumption is expected to grow around 2.2 times

in 2027 over the current baseline. Space cooling in buildings will hold around 60 per cent of

the country’s share of cooling energy demand. For the coming decade, fans and air coolers

will consume more electricity than all large AC systems combined in the next decade, the

report said. There is immense need to find some alternative source for cooling purpose as we

cannot go on consuming electricity for the same. As there are alternate / non conventional

sources of energy, the Earth Air Tunnel System proves to be most viable alternate source for

cooling purpose.

Keywords: alternate ways of space heating, alternate cooling methods, earth air tunnel, space

conditioning

(NC-RTST-2019)


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PERFORMANCE EVALUATION AND HEAT TRANSFER

CHARACTERISTICS OF THERMOSYPHON HEAT PIPE: A REVIEW

N. L. Phule*, a, Bimlesh Kumarb

aSKN Sinhgad College of Engineering,Korti, Pandharpur.

bSant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering,Gadhinglaj, Mahagaon. * Corresponding author: [email protected]

ABSTRACT

Due to high energy crisis and increase in human need for energy, a more efficient

way of using it is a major challenge in the scientific community. The enhancement of heat

transfer is one of the most important research areas in the field of thermal engineering. The

thermal performance of two phase closed thermosyphon (TPCT) is one the most important

part of investigation in the field of heat transfer. Due to the high heat transfer effectiveness,

the use of TPCTs increasing for many heat transfer applications. Researchers experimentally

investigated the effect of prominent parameters such as working fluid, filling ratio, aspect

ratio, heat input at evaporator, mass flow rate at condenser, cross sectional geometry and

inclination angle which affects the thermal performance TPCTs. In this review paper main

focus is given to prominent parameters that affects the thermal performance of TPCT. From

the literature it seems that most of the investigation is done on circular cross sectional

geometry of TPCTs .The investigation on other cross sectional geometry of TPCT is quite

limited. This paper can be used as a starting point for the researchers interested to study heat

transfer characteristics and performance evaluation of TPCTs.

Keywords: Two phase closed thermosyphon (TPCT), Thermal performance, Heat transfer

characteristics, cross-sectional geometry, filling ratio, working fluid

(NC-RTST-2019)


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SELF-POWERED HEART RATE MONITORING EXERCISE BICYCLE

FOR HEART PATIENTS

Kalkhambkar G. Ba, Chindhi P.Sb

a Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering Department, Sant Gajanan Maharaj

College of Engineering, Mahagaon, Kolhapur 416503, India

b Electrical Engineering Department, Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering,

Mahagaon, Mahagaon, Kolhapur 416503, India


ABSTRACT

In this work a heartbeat monitoring system for the heart patients using selfpowered

bicycle is developed. This system is convenient for providing a solution to heart patients. In

most of cases reported so far, it is harmful to heart patients to use conventional exercising

solutions. In case of conventional cycling exercise heart patients are not able to know their

increasing heart rates. Our objective is to provide safe bicycle exercising facility to the heart

patients by using sensors and microcontroller. The energy harvested from a wheel’s

revolutions of bicycle at the time of exercise is converted it to an electrical energy. The

harvested electrical energy is used as backup power to the microcontroller and control

circuits. The monitoring system performs the measuring functions and it transmits data to

external devices, without using any external battery. The sensor is then interfaced to a

microcontroller that allows checking heart rate readings and transmitting them on monitor.

The user may set the high as well as low levels of heart beat limit, after setting the heart beat

limits, the system starts monitoring and as soon as patient heart beat goes above a preset

limit, the system monitor gives the alert.

Keywords: Microcontroller, Sensor, Self-Powered, Speed, GSM.

(NC-RTST-2019)


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TRANSMISSION LINE MONITORING AND SAFETY USING WIRELESS

SENSOR NETWORK

Chindhi P.S a, Kalkhambkar G.B b

a Electrical Engineering Department, Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering,

Mahagaon, Kolhapur 416503, India

b Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering Department, Sant Gajanan Maharaj



ABSTRACT

In this work a real-time system for the electrical transmission line monitoring

using Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) is developed. This system is convenient for providing

a solution to the real time problems due to different types of faults in transmission line like

accidental death of humans or animals etc. The objective is to find out the faults occurring in

transmission line and location by using various types of sensors. Different sensors are placed

on the transmission line to sense the faults, sag in transmission line, breakage in transmission

line, voltage and current fluctuations, temperature rising etc. The sensed information is

transmitted to the control center by using Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM)

as a wireless network. If the data received is not within the set limits, the control center will

take the preventive and corrective actions to solve the particular fault.

Keywords: Sensor, Fault, Transmission Line, Transmission and Distribution, GSM.

(NC-RTST-2019)


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A REVIEW ON MECHANICAL AND CORROSION PROPERTIES OF

MAGNESIUM BASED BIODEGRADABLE MEDICAL IMPLANTS

Bimlesh Kumar a, Amol Bajarang Chavan b, *

a Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering, Mahagaon, 416 503, India

b Sanjeevan Engineering & Technology Institute, Panhala, Kolhapur, 416 201, India


ABSTRACT

The commercially available bone implants are made of stainless steel alloys;

Cobalt based alloys and Titanium alloys etc. These implants exhibit unsatisfactory results

after long exposure in human body like toxic metal ion release which causes local

inflammation. Therefore, secondary surgery becomes necessary for implant removal. The

conventional orthopedic implants are biocompatible but not biodegradable. Magnesium and

its alloys show a great promise as a potential biocompatible and biodegradable material. They

show a natural ability to degrade due to corrosion when placed within physiological

environment. Thus, magnesium based alloys can be used as orthopedic implants. Besides

supporting fractured bone, they also favor the tissue growth which is essential for bone

healing process. Also, magnesium has matching mechanical properties with bone. The pure

magnesium has high hydrogen evolution rate and high hemolysis rate in physiological

conditions. Therefore, the mechanical and corrosion properties of pure magnesium can be

improved by alloying. The magnesium alloys of recent concern include Mg-Ca based alloys,

Mg-Zn based alloys, Mg-Zn-Ca based alloys, Mg-Zn-Mn based alloys, Mg-Sr based alloys,

Mg-REE based alloys etc. In this review, various elements used for alloying and their effect

on mechanical properties of the magnesium alloys are summarized. The corrosion behavior

of magnesium based implants has been discussed. This review focuses on the mechanical

properties and corrosion resistance of biodegradable magnesium alloys used for orthopedic

implants.

Keywords: Magnesium alloys; Orthopedic implants; Biodegradable; Biocompatible.

(NC-RTST-2019)


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FLY ASH AS A PARTIAL REPLAEMENT TO FERTILE SOIL IN CLAY

BRICK INDUSTRY

Siddhesh Narvekar

Department of Civil Engineering, Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering, Mahagaon,

416 503, India

ABSTRACT

In India brick sector is one of the biggest sector and India is the second largest

producer of bricks after China in the world. Around 150 billion bricks are produced annually

and to manufacture these almost 360 million tons of top fertile is consumed every year. And

for this almost 24 million of coal as well as biomass is used and during whole process the

estimated C02 emissions is about 41.6 million tons every year. Although there are number of

drawbacks of this industry since this is the one of the main part of Indian economy this

cannot be blocked. There are various researches are ongoing to reduce its horrific effect on

the environment. We have tried to use one of the industrial waste i.e. Fly Ash as a

replacement material to the Fertile Soil. In this we have done various laboratory tests at

SGMCOE laboratory and manufactured bricks and baked in small scale kiln installed at

college campus. The results are compared with the plain bricks the comparison shows the

advantages of the replacement which will be definitely helpful to reduce the drawbacks in

brick industry.

Keywords: Brick, CO2, Fertile Soil, Industrial Waste, Fly Ash

(NC-RTST-2019)


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E-LICENSE AND RTO MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

J. P. Haladkar, Shweta Patil, Manjusha Chougule, Dnyaneshwari Hasabe

Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering Department, Sant Gajanan Maharaj


ABSTRACT

We know the RTO work is lengthy and time consuming, which waste the time and

energy. This paper is used for RTO related work. In this paper finger should acts as a license

and no need to carry the license. In this paper easy to i

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