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NATIONAL CONFERENCE

INTERDISCIPLINARY TRENDS IN ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

(NCITET 2017)

17th and 18th February 2017

Under
TEQIP II

In Association with

And
Chief Patron

Prof. (Dr.) Devanand B. Shinde


Hon. Vice Chancellor, Shivaji University, Kolhapur

Patrons

Prin. (Dr.) D. R. More


Director, BCUD, Shivaji University, Kolhapur
Prof. (Dr.) V. D. Nandavadekar
Registrar, Shivaji University, Kolhapur
Er. M. A. Kakade
Controller of Examination, Shivaji University, Kolhapur
Mr. A. B. Chougule
Finance & Accounts Officer

Convener

Prof. (Dr.) Jaydeep S. Bagi


Director, Department of Technology,
Shivaji University. Kolhapur

Organizing Secretary

Er. P. C. Bhaskar
Co-ordinator, Electronics Technology

Co-ordinator TEQIP-II

Er. S. M. Bhosale
Co-ordinator, Environmenal Science & Technology

Departmental Organizing Committee

Dr. A. K. Sahoo Dr. P. D. Patil


Er. M. S. Salunkhe Er. A. B. Kolekar
Er. S. B. Chavan Er. (Mrs.) R. J. Deshmukh
Er. C. J. Awati Er. M. M. Wagh
Committee Members

Dr. U. L. Bomble Mr. H. P. Khandagale

Mr. P. A. Prabhu Mr. H. A. Tirmare

Mr. G. S. Patil Mr. P. P. Patil

Mrs. N. J. Kotmire Mr. N. H. Alzande

Mr. D.M. Nangare Ms. R. J. Dabarde

Mr. I. S. Udachan Mr. G. V. Mote

Mr. S. M. Lokhande Mr. B. B. Patil

Ms. P. P. Phadnis Mr. M. M. Kamble

Mrs. A. A. Manjarekar Mr. A. V. Joshi

Mr. A. A. Dum Mr. H. C. Pandit

Mr. A. A. Shirolkar Mr. A. A. Kulkarni

Mr. U. A. Patil Mrs. V. P. Patil

Mr. H. P. Salunkhe Mr. P. V. Sawant

Dr. S. B. Sadale Mr. K. B. Dalvi

Mr. S. B. Kale Mr. Y. V. Vatkar

Mr. S.M. Gaiakwad Mr. N. P. Raut

Mr. A. B. Madavi Mr. G. R. Shinde

Mr. V. K. Kamle Mr. R.B. Ranpise

Dr. Y. V. chavan Mr. M. L. Vatkar

Dr. V. A. Sawant
Conference Advisory Committee

Prof. (Dr.) A. D. Sahastrabuddhe Chairman, AICTE, Delhi

Prof. (Dr.) G. D. Yadhav Hon. Vice Chancellor, ICT, Mumbai

Dr. S. K. Mahajan Director, DTE, Mumbai

Prof. P. K. Desai President of ISTE, Delhi

Dr. A. V. Sapre Member Secretary, RGSTC

Prof. (Dr.) R. K. Shevgaonkar Professor, IIT Bombay

Prof. (Dr.) V. M. Gadre Professor, IIT Bombay

Prof. (Dr.) R. D. Gudi Professor, IIT Bombay

Prof. P. S. Revankar Director, CIT, YASHADA, Pune

Er. A. B. Deshpande Hon. Secretary, The Institution of

Engineers (I), Kolhapur Center

Prof. (Dr.) S. R. Sawant Ex. Exe. Director, DOT, SUK

Prof. (Dr.) A. B. Datye Ex. Director, DOT, SUK

Prof. (Dr.) G. S. Kulkarni Ex. I/C Director, DOT, SUK

Financial Assistance

- TEQIP-II, Department of Technology, Shivaji University, Kolhapur

- The Institution of Engineers (India), Kolhapur Local Center


Prof. (Dr.) Devanand Shinde
Hon. Vice Chancellor,
Shivaji University, Kolhapur
Prin. (Dr.) D. R. More
Director, BCUD
Shivaji University, Kolhapur
Dr. V. D Nandavadekar
Registrar,
Shivaji University, Kolhapur
Er. M. A. Kakade
Controller of Examination,
Shivaji University, Kolhapur
Mr. A. B. Chougule
Finance & Account Officer,
Shivaji University, Kolhapur
Convener
Prof. (Dr.) Jaydeep S. Bagi
Director, Department of Technology
Shivaji University, Kolhapur
Organizing Secretary
Er. P. C. Bhaskar
Coordinator, Electronic Technology,
Shivaji University, Kolhapur
Schedule for Oral Paper Presentation

Day & Date: Friday, 17th Feb. 2017

Paper
Time Title (paper) Author Branch
ID
GIAT Analysis With Specialized Video Seema.U.Mishra
OP-1 Computer
Cameras
Efficient Air Pollution Monitoring
Deepika Patil
OP-2 System Using Wireless Sensor Network Computer
Arvind Kamble
Using Iot
Komal V. Rokade
Tax Evasion Detection With Graph
OP-3 Mrs. Rashmi Computer
Based Approach
J.Deshmukh
12:00 p.m.
to Improving Availability Of Data In Cloud Mr. Patil Dhanaraj
OP-4 1:15 p.m. System With The Use Of Data S. Computer
Duplication Mrs. R.J. Deshmukh

Novel Approach to Credit Risk Analysis


OP-5 Khandagale Computer
of Business Firms for Loans

A Hybrid Approach To Select Features Ashwini.M.Baikerik


OP-6 For Sentiment Classification For ar Computer
Multidimensional FRN P. C. Bhaskar

Experimental Investigation of Effect of Abhijit A.


OP-7 use of Vegetable Oil on Power Output of Walwadkar Energy
a Single Cylinder C.I. Engine
Prof. P.D.More
OP-8 Hybrid Solar-Wind Power Generation Mr. Pramod Energy
KrushnatThorat
2:00 p.m.
to A Case Study on Estimation of Failure R.Mirajkar
OP-9 Energy
3:00 p.m. Rates of Fatigue Life of Alloy Bhausaheb G. Kore

Low temperature and rapid synthesis of Mahesh Agharkar


OP-10 Ni-Au nanohybrids and study of their Balaprasad Nano
magnetic properties ankamwar
Sangeeta B. Bodekar
Control of MMA polymerization with
OP-11 Dr. Imran Rahman, Nano
adaptive controllers
Managerial Perspective Of Lean Waste
Ankush Somani
OP-12 Assessment In Indian Construction Civil
Praveen Bhandekar
Scenario
Assessment of physicochemical
properties of ground water nearby to Nandini naik
OP-13 Civil
petrol bunks from Belgaum, Karnataka, Girish S. Kulkarni
India
Eliminating Odour by Floating Treatment Nita patil
OP-14 Civil
Wetland Technology Mahesh Salunkhe
Increasing the strength of Portland
3:15 p.m. Anup Bagade
OP-15 cement by application of Euphorbia Civil
to Shweta Hotkar
prostrata extract for curing
5:00 p.m.
Seismic Performance Of Diagrid Frame Bhakti patil
OP-16 Civil
Structures Suchita K. Hirde
Identification of ground water potential
Mr. A. A. Lole
OP-17 zones in khanapur taluka using vertical Civil
Dr. A. S. Yadav
electrical sounding

Application Of Information Modelling


Hindavi R. Gavali
OP-18 For Resource Conservation In Building Civil
R.V. Ralegaonkar
Construction
Use of textile effluent treatment plant Vasuda D. Katare
OP-19 Civil
sludge in construction M. V. Madurwar
Day & Date: Saturday, 18th Feb. 2017
Use of supported liquid membrane for A.V. Patil
OP-20 Chemical
separation of citric acid N. H. Shinde
R. H. Deshpande
Comparative study of Virgin and
OP-21 P. D. Patil Chemical
Recycled Polyester
Y. M. Indi
Study on Extraction of Total Flavonoids Viraj Thorawade
OP-22
10:30 a.m. Chemical
Content from Murraya Koenigii Leaves Sunita S. Patil
to
12:00 p.m. Development of low cost solid food S.R.Kumbhar
OP-23 Food
surface colour measuring instruments I. S. Udachan

Production of gluconic acid from whey Vivek V. Kulkarni


OP-24 Food
and black jiggery by aspergillusniger Dr. A. K. Sahoo

Development of strawberry fruit candies Janhavi naik


OP-25 Food
using osmotic dehydration technique S. M. Lokhade
FPGA and optimization based human Sharvari Kulkarni
OP-26 ECT
classification system Mr. P. C. Bhaskar

Converter For Sporadic Micro Power Prakash L.Chavan


OP-27 ECT
Generation Systems Akshay S. Patil
12:00 p.m.
to Miniturization And Performance Aakash Rajendra
OP-28 1:15 p.m. Improvement Of Microstrip Patch Kumar Mithari ECT
Antenna Using Metamaterial Mr. U. A. Patil

Extraction of high quality images in


Mr. Amar B
event triggered surveillance system and
OP-29 Kiravekar ECT
processing with fast image processing
Mr. P. C. Bhaskar
algorithms
Priti Shinde
Reduction in Cycle Time for Bottle Sanjaykumar M.
OP-30 ECT
Filling Operation using PLC Ingale
Nilesh Sabnis
Highly Secure Separable Data Hiding In Mr. Sagar Y.
OP-31 Image Using AES Algorithm Kumbhar ECT
2:15 p.m.
to FPGA based running object tracking for Tejas Magdum
OP-32 ECT
3:45 p.m. Indore robot navigation Mr. P. C. Bhaskar

Current Based Health Monitoring And Miss. Jyoti K.


OP-33 Fault Diagnosis System For Wind Shinde ECT
Turbine Dr. U. L. Bombale

Miss. Shendage
Distributed Server Approach For Novel
OP-34 Priyanka P. ECT
E-Voting System
Mr. P. C. Bhaskar
Schedule for Poster Paper presentation

Day & Date: Friday, 17th Feb. 2017

Sr.
Time Title (paper) Author Branch
no
Dipali M. Mane
Query Suggestion Techniques And Its
1. Mr.Hemant A. Computer
Application
Tirmare

2. A Review Paper On Internet of Things Vaishali Bhosale Computer


1:00 p.m.
to A Survey Paper: Attribute & Role Based Mr. Sourabha
3. 1:30 p.m. Data Access Approach In Cloud With Key Vijaykumar Pashte Computer
Escrowing Problem Mr. Chetan J. Awati

Dr. Urmila Pol


Big data : machine learning library on
4. Tejashree U. Sawant Computer
apache spark

2:45 p.m.
Feasibility of Multiple Helical Tubes As A
to Lotake Swapnil N.
5. Receiver For Solar Parabolic Trough Energy
3:15 p.m. M. M. Wagh
Collector

Development Of Mass Rapid Transist


Praveen Prakash
6. System In Metro- A Case Study Of Mumbai Civil
Bhandekar
Monorail
4:45 p.m.
to Experimental Investigation On Usage of Mr.S.M.Bhosale
7. Civil
5:15 p.m. Waste Tyre Rubber In Asphalt Pavement Dr. G.S. Kulkarni

Treatment Technologies for Wastewater Prashant Basavaraj


8. Pollution Generated Bhagawati Civil
by Pulp and Paper Industry C. B. Shivayogimath
Day & Date: Saturday, 18th Feb. 2017

Mr.Munde Vaijnath
Implementation of Non-Subsampled
9. Mr.Pradip C. ECT
Shearlet Transform for Image Fusion
Bhaskar
1:00 p.m.
to Power flow analysis using UPFC in Dhanshri Mali
10. ECT
1:30 p.m. MATLAB Mugdha Bhandari

Super capacitor surpass batteries for Prakash L. Chavan


11. ECT
uninterruptible power supply Shweta P. Patil
Patil Samruddhi
PI Controller Based D-Statcom For Power
12. Rajkumar ECT
Quality Improvement
Sahil Mujawar
Mr. Sahil G.
Overview of various digital image
13. Mujawar ECT
watermarking methods.
2:45 p.m. Mr. A. A. Dum
to Development of Nutritional Soya Sticks Supriya S. Khade
14. from Fenugreek leaves and seeds Mr. G. V. Mote Food
3:15 p.m.
Standardization of formulation for A. D. Todmal
Standardization of formulation for M. S. Pawar
15. Food
preparation of low maida and high fibre M. S. Tathe
Cream Roll
Adaptive Antenna for Direction of Arrival Kuldeep Miraje
16. ECT
Estimation & Beam Forming Dr. U. L. Bomable
Amol Anandrao
17. Harmonic mitigation using active filter. Patil ECT
S. V. Patil
4:45 p.m. Mr. Pandurang D.
to Pico-Hydro Model Using Single Phase Self
18. More ECT
5:15 p.m. Excited Induction Generator
Akshay B. Nalge
Power Flow Analysis And Comparison
MugdhaBhandari,
19. Using STATCOM, SSSC, UPFC In ECT
SandhyaKumbhar.
MATLAB
OP 1: Giat Analysis with specialized video cameras
Seema.U.Mishra

Dept. of BSc.Computer Science


Marathwada Mitra Mandal College of Commerce,
Deccan, Pune -411004
E-mail: mishraseema63@gmail.com

Abstract

Giat Analysis is the process in which the use of technology such as specialized, video cameras is interfaced to
measure motion of patient. There are different low energy wearable giat analysis .There are force Sensing Resistive
Sensor for Giat analysis, but it cannot address correctly in all gait features used in medical applications, hence, we
required more portable approach,i.e-it can be a smartphone based systems or specialized video cameras
interfacing. There are low cost embedded smart-shoe systems with Bluetooth communication. In this paper, I have
discussed various categories and cases of Giat analysis using specialized video cameras interfaced to measure
patient motion.

OP 2: Internet of Things (IoT) based Air Pollution Monitoring System


Deepika Patil1, Arvind Kamble2
1,2
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
S.S.D.G.C.Ts Sanjay Ghodawat Group of Institutions Kolhapur
Email :1patil.dd@sginstitute.in

Abstract
Air Pollution is one of the important factors which is affecting the quality of life and health of increasing population
of industrial society. The gases from many different source gets emitted into the air like carbon monoxide, Nitrogen
dioxide, and Particulate matter PM2.5 and PM10. When the Concentration of such gases rises to higher extent the
air gets polluted. When people inhale such air this concentration enter the body and causes respiratory disorders.
The objective of this paper is to design the low cost, fast response, low maintenance and continuously air pollution
monitoring System using Wireless Sensor Network including IoT. This paper also reports the status of air quality
whenever needed to the environmental agencies and also the people through geographical map or mobile
application. The proposed systems also guarantee the existence of wireless sensors for outdoor pollution system that
focus in a straight forward accessibility of real time data through internet using IoT. This system is a low cost and
provides good results in controlling the air pollution especially in the urban areas.
OP 3: Tax Evasion Detection with Graph Based Approach
Miss.Komal V. Rokade1,Mrs.Rashmi J.Deshmukh2
1,2
Computer Science and Technology
Department of Technology,
Shivaji University, Kolhapur-416004 India
Email :1komalrokade17@gmail.com, 2rvm_tech@unishivaji.ac.in

Abstract

Government earns the money from taxes. The reason for tax is to build income to reserve government. The cash paid
by citizens in expenses goes to many spots. It is accustomed to paying the pay rates of government laborers, charge
cash likewise help to bolster normal assets, for example, police and firefighters. Assess cash guarantees the streets
you go on are sheltered and all around kept up. Charges finance open libraries and parks. Tax avoidance is
expanded so tax avoidance location is essential in current status to evade loss of government financing. Citizens are
required to store and upgrade, on a yearly premise, an arrangement of reports and data identifying with universal
exchanges or determined household exchanges. In late work on tax avoidance recognition is done however it is not
compelling a few downsides are there. This article gives a prologue to related work done in tax avoidance discovery
and portrays the techniques for tax avoidance. Inspecting is essential to discover tax avoidance, and data mining
systems are used to choose record for review, likewise data mining methods are used in tax avoidance identification.

OP 4: Improving availability of data in cloud system with the use of data


duplication
Mr. Dhanaraj S. Patil1, Mrs. R.J. Deshmukh2
1,2
Department of Technology,
Shivaji University, Kolhapur-416004 India
Dhanarajpatil44@gmail.com
Email :1rvm_tech@unishivaji.ac.in

Abstract
Nowadays, the popularity of the cloud storage system is leading many business organizations and governments to
switch their data to cloud storage system. In this cloud storage system, data are distributed over multiple cloud
servers by using one of the data distribution techniques. Mostly for data distribution, the Replication or erasure
code schemes are used; during replication, multiple copies are created which increases the storage space of cloud
systems. As well as in erasure code scheme, files are fragmented into small chunks and those chunks are distributed
over cloud while in updating a file using this scheme is not so easy. In the proposed system, we combine the
advantages of both- scheme replication and erasure code for data availability and cost efficient system. To avoid
redundancy in the data we use a version control system technique which also helps to minimize the redundancy of
cloud systems. The proposed system is useful in many ways to many private sectors or government. It helps to
reduce the storage space of the cloud storage system.
OP 5: Novel Approach to Credit Risk Analysis of Business Firms for Loans
H.P.Khandagale1
1
Department of technology, Shivajiuniversity, Kolhapur.

Abstract

Core business of banking sector is sanctioning loans to different individual and industry. The credit risk analysis of
these elements gives guarantee about regular repayment of loan. Healthy business firms repay their loan regularly
thereby increasing good return on investment to bank. Current technology like Big Data and different analytical
tool, it is possible to increase the accuracy of credit risk. In our approach, along with traditional parameters like
profit/loss, financial history, financial status of directors, cash flow, we also included non-formatted data like news
and informal information for analysis. This information can be included as positive, negative and regular. This
information can be collected using Big Data techniques from websites, news websites, government agencies and
external agencies. This is used to construct the credit scoring models and to predict the borrowers creditworthiness
and default risk.

OP 6: A Hybrid Approach to Select Features for Sentiment Classification for


Multidimensional FRN
Ashwini. M. Baikerikar1, P. C. Bhaskar2,
1,2
Department of Technology,
Shivaji University, Kolhapur-416004, India.
Email:1rushashwini@rediffmail.com, 2pxbhaskar@yahoo.co.in

Abstract

Sentiment classification is an approach, to sentiment analysis providing the accuracy of the n-grams with huge
characteristics. The system would help the user to interpret the meaning of a text in an unambiguous manner.
Proposing a principle based n-gram features element choice strategy called Multidimensional Feature Relation
Network (MFRN) that considers semantic data, furthermore influencing the syntactic connections between n-gram
features. MFRN is expected to productively empower the consideration of expanded arrangements of heterogeneous
n-gram features for improved characterization. This analysis segregates information from peoples feelings,
opinions, comments, and reviews towards elements, occasions and their qualities. A significant concern while
combining vast arrangements of n-gram features for evaluation characterization is the area of loud, superfluous,
and excess characteristics. Significances of particular issue examination will be named Positive, Negative and
Neutral. This guideline based multivariate element determination system called Multidimensional Feature Relation
Network (MFRN) for n-grams features to improved assumption order of hybrid techniques
OP 7 : Experimental Investigation of Effect of use of Vegetable Oil on Power
Output of a Single Cylinder C.I. Engine
Abhijit A. Walwadkar1, Sudhir. B. Desai2
1
Research Scholar, Department of Automobile Engg. New Polytechnic,Kolhapur,
2
Research Scholar, Yashwantrao Chavan School of Rural Development, Shivaji University, Kolhapur.

A single cylinder, constant speed, directs injection diesel engine was operated successfully with the different
blend ratios of bio-diesel and was compared with diesel fuel. The injection timing was varied by changing
the position of the fuel injection pump with respect to the cam. The effect of using different blends of bio-
diesel with varying injection timing on the power output, specific fuel consumption, brake thermal efficiency
and average smoke density were studied. The results show that jatropha oil could be conveniently used as a
diesel substitute in a diesel engine. The test further showed increase in the torque for both D100 and B50
blend with changing the optimum injection timing for the particular diesel engine from 24o BTDC to 22o
BTDC. The specific fuel consumption goes on increasing as the blend ratio goes on increasing. Methyl ester
of Jatropha oil results in a slightly increased thermal efficiency as compared to that of diesel. The smoke
levels obtained with different blend ratios are negligible.

OP 8 : Hybrid Solar-Wind Power Generation


Prof. P. D. More, P. K. Thorat*

Sanjay Ghodawat Institutes,


Elecrical Engineering Department,Atigre.
*Corresponding author: 1more.pd@sginstitute.in

Abstract

The Conventional energy sources are vanishing day by day where the electricity demand increasing at alarming
rate. This has led for the generation of electricity from non-conventional energy sources which will help out for
fulfilling the demand of electricity with advantages like no-pollution, free of cost etc. So, wind- solar hybrid system
using PMAC will be a step towards the future. By using hybrid system we can increase the efficiency of system. In
this paper we mostly concentrate on wind power generation. The aim of this project is to provide electricity in rural
areas where people are still not supplied with electricity and cant afford to pay high electricity bills where it has
reached. Our project will help them to illuminate their lives.
OP 9 : A Case Study on Estimation of Failure Rates of Fatigue Life of Alloy
Ramesh M. Mirajkar*, Bhausaheb G. Kore#

*
Department of Statistics, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar College, Peth Vadgaon- 416112, Dist. Kolhapur
(M.S.), India.
#
Department of Statistics, Balwant College, Vita- 415311, Dist. Sangli (M.S.), India.
*Corresponding author: rmm2stats@gmail.com

Abstract

In order to perform the case study on estimation of failure rates of fatigue life, the Weibull parameters are to be
estimated. Many methods exist for estimation of Weibull parameters from a set of data. Here the fast and time
saving method, called as probability plotting, is used. The type of Weibull distribution discussed in this article is the
two-parameter Weibull distribution. This simple form is adequate for a majority of Weibull analysis scenarios. The
fatigue life data set for 67 specimens of Alloy T7987 that failed before having accumulated 300 thousand cycles of
testing is taken for estimation purpose. MINITAB 16, Statistical software is used for Weibull parameters estimation
and graphical representation.

OP 10: Low temperature and rapid synthesis of Ni-Au nanohybrids and study
of their magnetic properties
Mahesh Agharkar1; Balaprasad Ankamwar2
1,2
Department of chemistry; Savitribai Phule Pune University, Ganeshkhind, Pune
E-mail : 1agharkarmahesh@gmail.com

Here, we have presented a route for low temperature synthesis of Ni-Au nanohybrid material. SEM reveled almost
mono dispersed defective spherical particles of about 45-65 nm in diameters. ATR-IR peaks at 1043.42, 1053.43 cm-
1 for C-N stretching, 1282.59,1639.39 cm-1 belongs to C=O stretch, and 547.75 cm-1 for C-C bond vibrations, all
indicating presence of PVP coating on nanocomposites. In XRD spectrum of Ni-Au nanocomposite fcc structure of
nickel and gold revealed by 2 values correspond to (111), (200), (220) and (111), (200), (220), (311) planes
respectively. This material shows massively increased coercivity (Hc) value 14.082 mT, the reduced size of the Ni
and its incorporation with Au nanoparticles might be responsible for magnetization reversal mechanism, leading to
the large enhancement of coercivity. Whereas significantly less saturation magnetization (Ms) (10.97 emu/g) than
bulk fcc Ni might be the outcome of the presence of Au particles in the composite, and/or from the interaction among
the nickel atoms and the surfactant PVP molecules. VSM data also shows remanence value (Mr) of 3.24E-3 emu/g
for Ni-Au nanocomposite reported here.
OP 11: Control of MMA Polymerization with Adaptive Controllers
Sangeeta B. Bodekar*, Dr. Imran Rahman, Dr. Raju. B. Mankar

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University, Lonere, Raigad-402103


Chemical Engineering and Process Development Division, Natinal Chemical Laboratory, Pune-411008
Director, L. I. T. Nagpur, India
*Corresponding author: sangeeta.metkar@rediffmail.com; sbbodekar@dbatu.ac.in

Abstract

Adaptive controllers are very effective in controlling nonlinear processes. Simulation and experimental results on
the batch reactor demonstrate the need for fast on-line measurements in the chemical industry. This work delves into
the application of Recursive Orthogonal Least Square (ROLS) and Recursive Least Square (RLS) algorithms to
solution polymerization of methyl methacrylate in a batch which is nonlinear process. Properties such as number
average molecular weight and jacket reactor temperature (servo problem with two set points) are controlled by
using ROLS and RLS respectively. These processes demonstrate the effectiveness of the algorithms for eliminating
the effects of ill-conditioning in the data and in an application for modeling of MIMO nonlinear chemical processes.
The simulation results show that the proposed RLS and ROLS algorithm improves the performance and robustness
of the controller for nonlinear processes.

OP 12: MANAGERIAL PERSPECTIVE OF LEAN WASTE ASSESSMENT


IN INDIAN CONSTRUCTION SCENARIO
Ankush Somani1, Praveen Bhandekar2, Mahadeo Narkar3, Pravin Minde4
1,2,3,4
P.G. Student, Department Civil Engineering TSSMs Padma bhushanVasantdada Patil Institute of
Technology Bavdhan Pune, India,

Abstract

Waste has been considered a major problem in the construction industry for its financial and environmental
impacts. There are a lot of wastes from managerial point of view in construction processes, which were left
unnoticed. One of the major change efforts for the construction industry is lean construction. This thesis analyzes
the managerial perspective of lean waste assessment in Indian construction industry from the lean construction
perspective. Prior to the analysis in question, requisite information about change in the construction industry, lean
thinking and lean construction will be presented. A questionnaire, based on a lean construction model is prepared
and distributed to construction firms, is used to survey the practices and gather the data for the analysis. Various
statistical analysis methods are performed on the gathered data to make inferences. According to these analyses, the
eight types of construction waste and mostly preferred waste elimination method are listed out in ascending order
and the lean construction characteristics of the construction companies will be discussed and the recommendations
for improving the lean conformance of the construction companies will be presented. Thus the final conclusion is to
determine the primary key drivers of the construction industry and most suitable waste elimination method to reduce
the managerial waste.
OP 13: Assessment of physicochemical properties of ground water nearby to
petrol bunks from Belgaum, Karnataka, India

Nandini M. Naik1, Girish S. Kulkarni2, K.B. Prakash3


1
Department of Chemical Engineering
K.L.E Dr. M. S. Sheshagiri College of Engineering & Technology
Udyambag, Belgaum, Karnataka, INDIA
2
Department of Technology
Shivaji University Kolhapur, Maharashtra, INDIA
3
Govt. Engineering College Haveri
Karnataka, INDIA
1
e-mail: sneha2bandekar@gmail.com

Abstract

The effect of grab sampling on the quality of ground water nearby to petrol bunks is studied. The water samples
collected are anticipated to be contaminated with petroleum products. Multivariate statistical analysis was
performed on the data samples. The test results confirm the separation in the results obtained using various tests on
grab sampled water samples.

OP 14: Eliminating Odour by Floating Treatment Wetland Technology


Nita Patil*, Mahesh Salunkhe
Department of Technology,
Shivaji University, Kolhapur-416004India
*Corresponding author: nitachavan1@gmail.com

Abstract

Floating treatment wetlands (FTWs) are relatively new water treatment practice that consists of emergent wetland
plants planted on floating mats constructed of buoyant material. The analysis is carried out from month February to
May intermittently, through the built FWT. BOD, COD, odor, TN, TP of the effluent are basically not in the limits,
and any kind of metal dose not found in waste water. Further treatment is needed. Floating treatment wetland was
constructed to remove odor. The Eichhorniacrassipes(water Hyacinth) plant used for FWT. The detention period for
the removal process of odor of influent is taken1.3days .The parameters like BOD, COD, odor, TN, TP after
treatment of the treated water coming out from the built FWT arein permissible limits. The effluent treated in
developed FWT demonstrated a colossal resultfor1.3day detention period. The treated effluent consisting of odor to
odorless water.
OP 15: Novel approach of increasing the strength of Portland cement using
Euphorbia prostrataextract for curing

Anup Bagade1, Shweta Hotkar2, Dr. Monica Sanandam3


1,2,3
Dept. of Biotechnology Engineering,
KITs College of Engineering, Kolhapur- 416 234 India.
E-mail: bagade.anup@gmail.com
Mob. No: +91-9970779484

Abstract
The strength of concrete is one of the major issues of concern in field of construction. Various measures are being
taken by engineers, researchers and Portland cement companies to provide the better solutions for more strong
concrete. The present study focuses on application of extract of plant Euphorbia prostrata based formulation for
curing. The testing of the samples was done for compression. The result showed that by using the formulation for
curing, there is 55% increase in strength of Portland cement. Generally the fly ash is used in cement but it reduces
the workability. Thus the application of this new technique can prove beneficial to the construction industry.

OP 16 : Comparative Study of Seismic Performance of Diagrid and


Conventional Frame Structures
1
Dr.Suchita K. Hirde, 2Ms. Bhakti K. Patil*
1
Professor, Applied Mechanics Dept. Govt. College of Engineering Karad, 415124, Dist. Satara (M.S),
India.
2
Student, M.Tech. Structural Engineering, Govt. College of Engineering Karad, 415124, Dist. Satara
(M.S), India.
*e-mail Id: patilbhakti132@gmail.com

Abstract

Construction of tall building is rapidly increasing throughout the world. Advances in construction technology,
structural systems, analysis and design software facilitated the growth of the buildings. Recently the diagrid
structural system has been widely used for tall buildings due to the structural efficiency and aesthetic potential
provided by the unique geometric configuration of the system. The term diagrid is a blending of the words
diagonal and grid and refers to a structural system that gains its structural integrity through use of
triangulation. In the diagrid structures, the vertical columns from the periphery are eliminated and this constructs
the main difference between diagrids and exterior braced frames. The lateral loads are resisted by axial action of
the diagonal.
In this paper, analytical study of 25 storey building with regular floor plan of 18 m 18 m size with conventional
frame system and diagrid frame system is carried out. These building models are analysed using ETABS 9.7.4
software, to the action of lateral forces employing linear dynamic approaches as per IS 1893 (Part I): 2002. The
comparison of analysis of results in terms of top story displacement, story drift, story shear and time period is
presented here.
OP 17: Identification of Groundwater Potential Zones in Khanapur Taluka
Using Vertical Electrical Sounding
Mr. A. A. LOLE1, Dr. A. S. Yadav2

Department of Civil Engineering


1
Sanjay Ghodawat Institutes,
Atigire-416118, Maharashtra, India
2
Dr. J. J. Magdum College of Engineering,
Jaysingpur-416101, Maharashtra, India
Email :1ajitlole123@gmail.com, 2drasyadav2000@gmail.com

Abstract

Electrical resistivity survey is best tool to understand the subsurface geology. Direct current resistivity survey of
Khanapur Taluka, located in the Sangli district of Maharashtra, was conducted using the Wenner electrode
configuration at 25 stations. The present studies are an attempt to delineate he groundwater potential zones of the
study area. The pseudo cross sections of resistivity data in the study region shows the resistivity contrast. The
groundwater potential zones were observed at several VES points at shallow levels. The VES data should be used
for groundwater exploration in different geological terrains where there is a severe scarcity of groundwater. This
will further enhance the accuracy of location of groundwater potential zones in the study area.

OP 18: Application of Information Modelling For Resource Conservation in


Building Construction
H. R. Gavali*, R.V. Ralegaonkar

Dept. of Civil Engineering,


Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, Nagpur, India
Corresponding Author*: gavali.hr@gmail.com

Abstract

The construction sector is one of the major contributors to natural resources depletion along with major
environmental problems. In demand to have a resource efficient building, it is necessary to gather project
information directly, optimize potentials and provide the appropriate resource efficiency actions. This can be done
by information modeling, which can help to ease the workload and hurry up the process. Building Information
Modelling (BIM) is becoming a known established collaboration process in the construction sector. The paper
investigates the suitability of application of information modeling for resource conservation in building construction
through the case study. A number of resources consumed by a double story house in Pandhrabodi, Nagpur, and
assessments of alternative material configuration to determine the best performance were evaluated by using REVIT
Architecture software to show the material helped in reducing the resource usage of the building to the considerable
extent. The paper describes the BIM platform will be useful in a construction project to have an efficient data
management, which will eventually help in increasing the efficacy of the project.
OP 19: Use of Textile Effluent Treatment Plant Sludge in Construction
V. D. Katare, M. V. Madurwar*

Department of Civil Engineering,


Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, Nagpur-440010 India
*Corresponding author: mangesh_bits@yahoo.com

Abstract
Annually, million tonnes of industrial waste generate in India. India stands second for the global textile
manufacturing. Textile industry generates the sludge waste at the rate of 70-90gm equivalent per day per person.
So, disposal of such large amount of sludge is a burning issue currently in India. Because of the increasing
infrastructural demands, the need of building materials is also increasing. The present paper reviews the various
applications of textile industrial ETP (Effluent treatment plant) sludge for various applications in construction
industry namely, bricks, cementitious materials, pavement blocks, and hollow blocks. The physical and chemical
characterization of textile ETP sludge is analyzed. The physico-mechanical behavior of the building materials with
added textile ETP sludge is also discussed. The use of ETP sludge is more beneficial for the non-structural
applications. This research provides a solution not only to the disposal problem of sludge but also helps to make the
construction practices more sustainable.

OP 20: Use of supported liquid membrane for separation of citric acid.


A.V. Patil1, N.H.Shinde2, S.V.Anekar3 , P.P.Patil4
1
Asistant Professor, D. Y. Patil College of engineering and technology, Kolhapur, Maharashtra.
2,3
Associate Professor & Professor, Tatyasaheb Kore Institute of Engg. & Technology, Warananagar,
4
Asistant Professor, Department of technology, Kolhapur, Maharashtra.
Email :1patilar2006@gmail.com

Abstract
The various percentage of citric acid was studied as feed phase in which 0.1 N solution gives maximum transport of
citric acid. Also various strength solutions of sodium hydroxide was used as strip phase in which 0.1N solution gives
maximum transport and use of sodium hydroxide as strip phase gives transport against concentration gradient. The
percentage of citric acid was found with titrimetric analysis against sodium hydroxide by using phenolphthalein as
indicator. Permeability of the membrane gives the stability of membrane in long run. The permeability of membrane
remains almost constant indicating good stability of membrane during experimental runs.
These experiments have shown the feasibility of using supported liquid membrane for separation of citric acid.
The PTFE membrane with vegetable oil as liquid membrane gives the best results in separation of citric acid even if
its concentration is very low in the feed stream.
The orange juice extract waste sample from industry which contains 0.17N citric acid was separated by using
SLM technique. The vegetable oil works as LM for the separation of citric acid and the use of sodium hydroxide as
strip solution gives transport against concentration gradient. The citric acid was separated in the form of sodium
citrate.
OP 21: A Green Approach: Comparative Study of Virgin and Recycled
Polyester for Textile Application

R. H. Deshpande* a, Y. M. Indi a , P. D. Patil b


a
Department of Textiles,
DKTE Societys Textile & Engineering Institute,
Ichalkaranji. Dist. Kolhapur -416 115, India,
*Corresponding author: ravidesh123@rediffmail.com
b
Department of Chemical Technology,
Shivaji University, Kolhapur -416 004, India

Abstract

Polyester is made from petroleum resource that creates damaging environmental impacts during the manufacturing
process. It is non-biodegradable in nature & takes 35-42 years to decompose. Thus, management of PET Waste
becomes an important social issue. The recycled polyester was prepared from PET Waste bottles. The object was to
study the chemical as well as physical properties of the Virgin & Recycled polyester fabric. The virgin & Recycled
polyester yarn with 75 Denier & 150 Denier was procured from Polygenta industries, India & Reliance Industries,
India respectively. The fabric was produced on Sample Weaving Machine. The fabrics were dyed with Coralene
Yellow 4G disperse dyes. The various color aspects like K/S, fastness on Virgin & Recycled polyester fabric were
measured by using computer color matching system. The result showed that Disperse dyed recycled polyester fabric
made from both denier showed lesser K/S values compared to virgin from 0.5% to 4% shade. At 4 % shade the
difference in K/S value is not significant. Further, as percentage shade increases above 4%, improvement in dye
uptake was observed for recycled samples.

OP 22: Study on Extraction of Total Flavonoids Content from Murraya


Koenigii Leaves
Viraj Thorawade1, Prayati Awati2, Darshan Gandhi3,Sunita S. Patil4, Sanjay M. Chavan5
1,2,3,4,5
Department of Chemical Engineering, Sinhgad College of Engineering, Pune-411041 India.
*Corresponding author: sunitapatil_9@rediffmail.com

Abstract

The influence of the solvent concentration and temperature on extraction of total flavonoids content (TFC) from
Murraya Koenigii (Curry leaves) leaves was studied. The study was performed in order to select the most suitable
methanol-water solvent concentration for achieving highest percent of total flavonoids content. The effect of
temperature on percent extraction of TFC was also studied. The highest percent of TFC was found for 50% aqueous
methanol and temperature of 60 0C for average particle size of 0.425mm and solid-liquid ratio of 1:40. The total
flavonoids content of Murraya koenigii leaves was determined spectrophotometrically using aluminium chloride at
510nm.The soxhlet extraction gives maximum the total flavonoids content as 210.915mg/l as rutin equivalent.
OP 23: Development of low cost solid food surface colour measuring
instrument.
S. R. Kumbhar*, I. S. Udachan*

Department of Technology
Shivaji University Kolhapur
Maharashtra, India.
Email:ksagi53@gmail.com

Abstract

Colour is an important quality attribute in the food industries and it influences consumers choice and preferences.
The observation of colour thus allows the detection of certain defects that food items may present. The instrument
was developed with the camera, computer, and illumination system for colour measurement of solid foods. The
determination of colour can be carried out by visual (human) inspection or by using a colour measuring instrument.
With the advances in computer technology, signal processing techniques were applied to food colour measurement
and food safety applications. It was often necessary to analyse the surface colour of food samples both qualitatively
and quantitatively. The instrument developed for colour measurement which measures colour in L*, a*, b* RGB
values, shows graphs of each pixel results. Jaggery sample was taken in an experiment to get L*a*b*, RGB values,
and proximate analysis was done to find out the relation between colour and nutritional composition. Some of the
jaggery components effects on jaggery colour.

OP 24: Production of gluconic acid from whey and black jaggery by


Aspergillus niger
Vivek V. Kulkarni, Mr. S. M. Gaikwad and Dr. A. K. Sahoo
Department Of Technology
Shivaji University, Kolhapur-416004 India
Corresponding author: vivekkulkarni194@gmail.com

Abstract
Gluconic acid is a non-corrosive, non-volatile, non-toxic, mild organic acid. The production of gluconic acid
following traditional chemical process involves very high cost which in turn provides an opportunity to explore cost
effective fermentation method. Hence in the present investigation the microbial production of gluconic acid has been
attempted using a mutant Aspergillus niger through optimization of some physical and chemical parameters.
Production parameters like incubation period, volume of innoculum, concentration of black jaggery, Di-Ammonium
hydrogen Phosphate (NH4)2HPO4, Pottasium Dihydrogen Orthophosphate (KH2PO4), Magnesium Sulphate
(MgSO4.7H2O) have been individually optimized one after one. The maximum concentration of gluconic acid
produced is found to be 21.57 g/L with 60 hours of incubation time, 1ml volume of innoculum, 8 % of black jaggery,
0.050 % of Di-Ammonium hydrogen phosphate, 0.075 % of Pottasium Dihydrogen Orthophosphate and 0.025 % of
Magnesium Sulphate. The produced gluconic acid will find its application in food, pharmaceutical, metallurgy,
paper and textile industries.
OP 25: Development of strawberry fruit candies using osmotic dehydration
technique
Siddharth M. Lokhande* , Gaurav Halake and Janhavi Naik, Akshya K. Sahoo

Department of Technology, Food Technology,


Shivaji University, Kolhapur 416004 (MS), India
Corresponding and presenting authorsiddharthlokhande@gmail.com

Abstract

The aim of the research was to develop a self-stable dehydrated strawberry product using different pretreatment,
and sugar solutions to study the collective effects of the pretreatments, sugar solution and surface area on the
characteristic of strawberry candy. Strawberry was immersed into the sugar solution with the concentrations of
40%, 50%, 60% and 70% for 3-5 hours. The product obtained by osmotic dehydration is more stable during storage
due to low water activity imparted by solid gain and water loss. Moisture, ash, protein, fat, vitamin C, acidity, total
sugar, crude fiber and organoleptic quality with respect to microbiological status of the prepared candy were
analyzed. There was a tendency of decreasing moisture, ash, protein, fat, vitamin C, acidity, crude fiber and
increasing total sugar content with increased concentration of sugar solution used. In microbiological analysis,
total bacteria and total fungus load were decreased with increasing the concentration of sugar solution.

OP 26: FPGA and Optimization Algorithm Based Human Gender


Classification System
Sharvari A. Kulkarni* , Pradip C. Bhaska
Department of Technology,
Shivaji University, Kolhapur-416004 India
*Corresponding author: apurva0110@gmail.com

Abstract

Biometrics is an advanced way of person identification as it create more direct and precise path with humans than
password, since biometrics use significant physiological and behavioral features of a person. In various biometric
applications, gender recognition from facial images plays an important role. Classification of gender of person by
simply observing face is an easy task for human beings; but for machines it is a harder task. Now a days Automated
recognition of gender from face has become an active part of research in image processing and analysis area. Many
researchers have done a lot of work in image processing and gender classification. In this paper, there is a
comparative and overview study of previous methods and studies of gender classification by extracting facial
features is performed. In order to design a gender classification system, use of Particle Swarm Optimization
techniques has been proved better for edge detection and for classification neural network performs effectively. As
FPGA works parallel, proposed system will be designed on FPGA platform for feature extraction and MATLAB for
classification.
OP 27: Converter For Sporadic Micro Power Generation Systems
Prakash L.Chavan1,Akshay S. Patil2,Yogesh M. Khamkar3,
Maheshwari D. Mirajkar4,Anjali V. Godase5,Pallavi S. Paymal6
1,2,3,4,5,6
Department of Electrical Engineering, AMGOI,Vathar-Kolhapur-416112, Maharashtra.
Shivaji University, Kolhapur-416004 India
Email: plc@amgoi.edu.in

Abstract

In this paper, a novel convertor for Micro power generation systems (MPGS) is proposed. These MPGS are
powered by micro sources such as wind turbines, micro hydro, solar PV systems, microbial fuel cells, ground source
heat pumps, and micro combined heat and power installations. High boost dc-dc converters are usually used up to
step from low voltage to high voltage gain can achieve by the use of switched-capacitor and voltage-lift techniques.
The proposed converter adds two capacitors and two diodes on the secondary side of the mutual inductor to achieve
a high step-up voltage gain. The mutual inductor can charge the two capacitors in parallel during the switch-off
period and discharge them in series during the switch-on period. However, the leakage inductor of the mutual
inductor may cause high power loss and high voltage spike on the switch. Thus, a passive clamping circuit is needed
to clamp the voltage level of the main switch and to recycle the energy of the leakage inductor. Simulated results are
discussed on operating principle and the steady state analyses. Simulated model is developed in MATLAB/Simulink.
Finally, simulated circuit with 24-V input voltage, 450-V output voltage is implemented to verify the performance of
the proposed converter. The experimental results have confirmed that high efficiency and high step up voltage gain
can be achieved.

OP 28: Miniaturization and Performance Improvement Of Microstrip Patch


Antenna Using Metamaterial
Aakash Rajendrakumar Mithari1, Uday Anandrao Patil2
1,2
Department of Technology Shivaji University Kolhapur, India
E-Mail :1aakashmithari@gmail, 2uap_tech@unishivaji.ac.in

Abstract

A new dual band metamaterial antenna is proposed and presented in this paper. Proposed antenna comprises of
Complimentary Split Ring Resonators (CSRR) with Co-Planner Waveguide (CPW) on Flame Retardant 4 (FR4)
have epsilon 4.4. Antenna has been designed to improve performance of efficiency, bandwidth, return loss and size.
The size of new metamaterial antenna is reduced by a factor 42% and bandwidth was increased from 50 MHz to 0.8
GHz in the new approach. The better return loss obtained from metamaterial antenna is -26dB compared to -30 dB
from conventional antenna. To facilitate larger bandwidth, this antenna consists of six CSRR cells. With
introduction of U-shape and CSRR in the radiating patch which could offer better efficiency and bandwidth
characteristics. Return loss, radiation pattern, VSWR characteristics, simulated 3-D radiation pattern and current
distribution are provided in this paper. Proposed antenna occupies 17mm x 22 mm out of the total size FR4 Size of
32mm x 36mm. In this work, physically small & an electrically large antenna structure is designed, simulated and
measured which gives better bandwidth, efficiency and size reduction as compared to conventional patch antenna.
Both Conventional and metamaterial loaded patch antenna structures are simulated using HFSS electromagnetic
simulator.
OP 29: Extraction of High Quality Images in Event Triggered Surveillance
System and Processing with Fast Image Processing Algorithms
Mr. Amar B Kiravekar1, Mr. Pradip C Bhaskar2
1
M.Tech Student, 2Associate Professor
Department of Technology, Shivaji University, Kolhapur, Maharashtra, India
Email :1kiravekaramar@gmail.com, 2pxbhaskar@yahoo.co.in

Abstract

In surveillance systems the videos recorded may not be clear and high quality, if they are recorded in low
illumination background or in bad weather conditions like fog or rain. So there can be a fast and effective method of
getting cleared and enhanced images from surveillance videos under said conditions, where we can get a good
visual quality images from acquired videos with motion detection and processing these images through illumination
adjustment, haze detection and haze removal algorithms in FPGA. The system can be useful in highly sensitive
places like banks, shopping malls and high way transportation, where constant monitoring is required. Accordingly
a rigorous literature review has been carried out and eventually it has been concluded that processing these images
by image processing algorithms in FPGA increases speed of operation and is low cost in nature.

OP 30: Reduction in Cycle Time for Bottle Filling Operation using PLC
Priti Balawant Shinde1, Sanjaykumar M. Ingale2, Nilesh Vijay Sabnis3
1,2,3
PG Student,
Dept. of Mech. Engg
Sanjay Ghodawat Group of Institutions, Kolhapur.
Email:pritishinde14694@gmail.com

Abstract
In this competitive world, productivity plays vital role in the success of any organization. Productivity may be
improved by introducing of better method to increasing material utilization, labor efficiency and effective
arrangement of facilities etc. This paper represents the study of reduction in cycle time for bottle filling operation.
In most the industries, for carrying bottle filling by belt conveyer is used and which is operated by PLC. In this PLC
Controlled improved device, instead of belt conveyor we implemented rotary indexing table.
OP 31: Highly Secure Separable Data Hiding in Image using AES Algorithm
Mr. Sagar Y. Kumbhar1, Prof. (Dr.) S. A. Patil2
1
PG Student,2HOD
Department of Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering, DKTE, TEI, Ichalkaranji

Abstract
In todays world, internet is the only medium to transfer information from one end to another across over the world.
There is possibility of secret data can steal in many ways by the internet. Cryptography and data hiding are the most
usually used methods for improving the data security. Using Cryptography secret data can encrypt then by data
hiding techniques sending encrypted data to a sender. Data hiding is the technique in that secret information was
concealed into another cover image. An image containing secret information seems same as the cover image. In this
paper, we analyze AES algorithm with different modes of operation (block cipher) regarding PSNR, MSE &
Histogram, etc. as well as comparing those results with another existing algorithm RC4 (Stream cipher).

OP 32: FPGA Based Moving Object Tracking For Indoor Robot Navigation
Mr. T. D. Magdum*, Mr. P. C. Bhaskar

Mtech Electronic Technology


Department of Technology,
Shivaji University, Kolhapur-416004 India
*Corresponding author: tejasmagdum@yahoo.com

Abstract

Indoor environments such as houses, offices, hospitals, mobile robots have to be equipped with a capability to
navigate in indoor environments to execute a given task while avoiding obstacles. A number of sensors are used
widely in order to navigate while detecting obstacles in indoor environments. However, most of these sensors are
too expensive to apply for low-cost service robots. Thus we can use low cost surveillance camera for indoor robot
navigation using the visual navigation. This paper gives the state of the art the FPGA and indoor robot navigation
concept with the focus on FPGA based moving object tracking. The paper starts with an overview of FPGA base
image processing in order to get an idea about FPGA architecture, and followed by an explanation on Moving
object tracking algorithm. Finally, we concluded FPGA is an ideal choice for implementation of visual navigation
for real time moving object tracking algorithms.
OP 33: Current Based Health Monitoring and Fault Diagnosis System For
Wind Turbine
1
Miss. Jyoti k. shinde, 2Dr. U.L. Bombale
1,2
department of technology, shivaji university ,Kolhapur.

Abstract

Wind turbines system is widely used for renewable electricity generation. The maintenance costs of wind turbines
constitute a significant portion of the total cost of the generated electricity. Therefore health monitoring and fault
diagnosis system for wind turbine is necessary. This paper proposes a current based health monitoring and fault
diagnosis system for wind turbine by using current signal generated from wind turbine generator. In proposed
system we use current-signal from wind turbine generator for fault analysis. By using resampling algorithm we can
convert non-stationary current signal into stationary signal for processing. Then we can extract fault related
features using power spectrum density. By using Correlation dimension analysis we can diagnose the fault of wind
turbine.

OP 34: Distributed Server Approach for Novel E-Voting System


Miss. Shendage Priyanka P1, Mr. Bhaskar Pradeep C.2
1
M-TECH Student,2Associate Professor

Departmentof Technology Shivaji University,


Shivaji University,Kolhapur

Abstract

India is the largest democratic country where voting and elections are fundamental to any consensus-based society.
They are one of the most critical functions of democracy. Not only do they provide for the orderly transfer of power,
but they also cement citizens trust and confidence in government, when they operate as expected. In India we use
the most popular voting system called as an electronic voting system (EVM) for its easy access and less time
consuming features. This voting system deals with number of problems such as fake voting and fraud and also the
process is not at all efficient and secured as there are great chances of malpractices for fake voting along with
distance dependency for casting of votes. So in this paper we propose a system that can be designed for a free,fair
and secure polling in the upcoming days. UIDAI (12 bit Aadhaar card number) which represents Indian Unique
Identification of Individuals. In this proposed model the voter authentication can be done by using biometric
information which is pre-stored at the government database. The information is accessible using UIDAI number to
any constituency through distributed server network, which will ultimately add the accuracy of casting of votes and
reduce long distance travelling to cast a vote.
PP 1: Query Suggestion Techniques and Its Application
Dipali M. Mane1, Mr.Hemant A. Tirmare2
1,2
Department of Technology,
Shivaji University, Kolhapur-416004India
Email:1dipali701@gmail.com, 2hat_tech@unishivaji.ac.in

Abstract

Search engines play very important role in finding the information on World Wide Web. It is a platform
for retrieve variety of information. The good search engine is one which searches all web pages in WWW and
gives the related information based on keyword. The suggestion in web search helps the user to access the
information. The key concept of query suggestion used to retrieve documents from the related server.
Previously there has been more work done for information retrieving of users to meet their information need
and improving the performance of search engines. This paper reviews different available query suggestion
techniques processing for information retrieval and its application in different fields.

PP 2: A Review Paper on Internet of Things


Vaishali Bhosale

YCSRD, Shivaji University,.


Kolhapur-416004 India
Email: vaishali.p.bhosale@gmail.com

Abstract

This paper is the review of literature available on Internet of Things (IoT). First it introduces internet of things (IoT)
concept and explains the driving forces for it. Then it describes the communication models used in IoT, followed by
applications of IoT in almost every field of daily life. Challenges in implementing IoT are followed by conclusion.

PP 3: A Survey Paper: Attribute & Role Based Data Access Approach in


Cloud with key escrowing problem
Mr. Sourabha Vijaykumar Pashte1, Mr. Chetan J. Awati2

Department of Technology,
Shivaji University, Kolhapur-416004India
Email:1sourabhapashte@gmail.com,2chetan.awati@gmail.com

Abstract

Cloud computing gives security through the cryptographic arrangement. For this, key Policy Attribute
Based Encryption (ABE) is generally reasonable for Cloud computing since the information proprietor has
full control to put in drive get to strategies and redesigning the approaches. Regardless of the possibility that
the CP-ABE (cipher text-policy Attribute Based Encryption) has different favorable circumstances, it has a
noteworthy disadvantage known as the Key Escrow issue. The Key Generation Centre may decode any
messages tended to the particular clients by creating their private keys. This is not suitable for information
sharing situations where the information proprietors want to make their own private information just
available to choose clients key.
PP 4: Big Data: Machine Learning Library On Apache Spark
Miss. Tejashree U. Sawant1, Dr. Urmila R. Pol2
1
Department of Commerce & Management
Shivaji University, Kolhapur
2
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science
Shivaji University, Kolhapur
Email Id: 1tejashreesawant2@gmail.com, 2urmilec@gmail.com

Today there is a growing need for machine learning as organizations create more diverse and more user-focused
data products and services, which can be used to design and develop predictive models. Data scientists are able to
handle this massive amount of data problems using familiar and popular tools such as R and Python. But as
organizations generating more variety of data, data scientists are spending a valuable time supporting their
infrastructure instead of designing and developing the models to solve their data problems. To solve this problem,
Spark provides a general machine learning. In this paper we have discussed about Spark, Apache Spark MLlib, the
installation for MLlib on Apache Spark, History and ultimate growth of Apache Spark MLlib till today. Also we have
pointed out why to select MLlib for processing of organizational data. Some benefits are highlighed with few of its
limitations. This paper will be helpful for the research scholars, professional to know about MLlib on Apache Spark.

PP 5: Feasibility of Multiple Helical Tubes as a Receiver for Solar Parabolic


Trough Collector
S. N. Lotake1, M. M. Wagh2
1,2
Energy Technology,
Department of Technology,
Shivaji University, Kolhapur-416004India
Email:lotakeswapnil@gmail.com

Abstract

Solar energy in the form of heat is used for many purposes like heating or cooling. Solar parabolic trough collector
is one of the types of concentrating collector used for collecting solar energy. Helical tubes have proven to increase
the heat transfer to the fluid flowing through them. Use of helical tube as a receiver in the parabolic trough
collector is possible.
This paper reveals the feasibility study of multiple helical tubes wrapped around each other to be used as a receiver
of solar parabolic trough collector. The equations to determine the heat transfer coefficient were used from the
papers presented by J. S. Jaykumar and D. G. Prabhanjan. The value of Prandtl number remains same in case of
both straight tube and helical tube. But the Nusselt number changes with the type of tube. The heat transfer
coefficient for helical tube is then determined using the relations and was found to be greater than that of a single
straight pipe receiver by approximately 5 and 10 times for relation by Jaykumar and Prabhanjan respectively.
PP 6: Development of Mass Rapid Transits System In Metro- A Case
Study Of Mumbai Monorail
Praveen Prakash Bhandekar1, Dr. A.B More2,
MahadevShantaram Narkar3,AnkushSubhash Somani4
1,3,4
PG Scholar
TSSMs PadmabhushanVasantdadaPatil Institute of Technology Bavdhanpune, India,
2
Asst. Prof Department of Civil Engineering
TSSMs PadmabhushanVasantdadaPatil Institute of Technology Bavdhanpune, India,
Email:1pvpit.hod@gmail.com, 2pravin.bhandekar@gmail.com, 3mahadevnarkar@gmail.com,
4
somaniankush92@gmail.com

Abstract
In recent year Government of Indias Ministry of Urban planning and development had declared 100 smart cities all
over the India. This dream cant be completed without development of Maas Rapid Transit System (MRTS) in the
city. For development of MRTS in the city, the viability of various MRTS must have to check economically,
financially, and environmentally.
The case study of Mumbai Monorail check the viability of system in above mentioned ways and it gives satisfactory
results. The study shows benefits of monorail in comparison of other MRTS. The study elaborate various planning
stages such as alignment planning, station planning, land management, environmental impact analysis. It also
includes the various challenges the team Monorail faced during execution.
In Mumbai Monorail study, it is observed that some activities like utility diversion, rehabilitation and resettlement
will finish before actual execution of work will help in minimizing time delay. This will be further useful in
construction of Monorail in various cities in scheduled time
The Study ends with the conclusion that, each MRTS having its own advantage and disadvantage so the development
of single type of MRTS for a metro will not be suitable. The combination of two to three MRTS according to
available road width will be more beneficial.

PP 7: Experimental Investigation on Usage of Waste Tyre Rubber in


Asphalt Pavement
Mr. S.M.Bhosale1, Dr. G.S. Kulkarni2

1,2Department of Technology,
Environmental science and technology,
Shivaji University Kolhapur.

Email:1smb_tech@unishivaji.ac.in, 2girishkulkarni63@gmail.com.

Abstract
The application of crumb rubber modifier (CRM) in asphalt mixtures is intended to improve the properties of
bitumen in the bituminous mixture. The objective of this study is thus to evaluate the behaviour of bituminous mix
when added with different types of waste materials and evaluate the performance of this mixture. In this study, a
laboratory investigation was conducted on the properties of CRM as a function of percentages. Evaluation of the
binder included the following testing procedures: penetration and softening point test while for the bituminous
mixture: Marshall Test, creep test as well as indirect tensile stiffness modulus test.
PP 8: Treatment Technologies for Wastewater Pollution Generated by Pulp
and Paper Industry
P. B. Bhagawati *, C. B. Shivayogimath

Department of Civil Engineering,


Annasaheb Dange College of engineering and Technology,Ashta-416 301 India
*Corresponding author: prashantbhagawati@mail.com Contact No: 9049895404
Department of Civil Engineering,
Basaveshwar Engineering College,Bagalkot-587103 India

Abstract
Presently, 50-60 m3 of water needed to produce a ton of paper and around 240-250 chemicals have been identified
in effluents, which are produced at different stages of paper making in pulp and paper industry. At this moment ,the
minimization of waste generation still has the highest priority. Various technologies are being used to remove major
pollutants such as lignin, COD, Phenol and AOX from paper and pulp wastewater but still the problem has not been
rooted out. To resolve the new challenges and better use economical resources, various advanced treatment
technologies have been proposed, tested, and applied to meet both current and anticipated treatment requirements.
In this paper, An up-to-date review is provided on recent research and development in paper and pulp industry
wastewater treatment.

PP 9: Implementation of Non-Subsampled Shearlet Transform for Image


Fusion
Mr.Munde Vaijnath1, Mr.Pradip C. Bhaskar2
1,2
Department of Electronics, Department of Technology, Shivaji University, Kolhapur, India.
Email:1mundevr8888@gmail.com, 2pxbhaskar@yahoo.co.in

Abstract

Now a day an image fusion is an emerging field and powerful technology in the area of image
processing. The process of integrating multiple input images into a new single composite image with more
informative than any of input image. There are different image fusion transform techniques proposed by
many researchers. Out of that transform techniques a Non-subsampled shearlet transform adds the property
of shift-invariant, capture more directional information and represent the directions of edges more
accurately as compared to other transform techniques such as discrete wavelet transform and Non-
subsampled contourlet transform (NSCT) techniques.

This paper presents concept of software simulation of Non-subsampled shearlet transform based
decomposition algorithm for application of image fusion using MATLAB Simulink Library. Simulink library
Blockset is used to implement a model which is able to do the pixel level averaging image fusion. Non-
subsampled shearlet transform is implemented with the filter banks whose levels can be adjusted. The perfect
reconstruction can be obtained with the down sampling of the images. NSST decomposition provides a simple
hierarchical framework to fuse images with different spatial resolution. It is a powerful tool to separate the
spectral content of an image from the spatial information.
PP 10: Power Flow Analysis Using UPFC In MATLAB
Dhanshri Mali1, Priyanka Patil2, Mugdha Bhandari3
1,2
Student Of Electrical Engineering Deptt. AMGOI Vathar
3
Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering Deptt. AMGOI, Vathar,
Kolhapur, India
Email:dhanshrimali7@gmail.com, priyankarpatil1010@gmail.com,mugdha8190@gmail.com

Abstract

In modern power system increase in power demand, so power system engineers are recently facing
challenges to improve power transfer capacity of the existing transmission system.

The (UPFC) is the most multifunctional equipment that has implement for the control and optimization
of power flow in electrical power transmission system. The essential features of UPFC controller and
mathematical & simulation model is the opportunities arise through the ability of this controller to control
the parameters including series impedance, shunt impedance, current, voltage, phase angle and the damping
of oscillations. By providing added flexibility, FACTS controllers can enable a line to carry power closer to
its thermal rating.

It is able to maintain the voltage magnitude, phase angle and line impedance of the transmission line.
In this paper the (UPFC) simulation study, MATLAB simulink is used to simulate the model of UPFC
connected to a 3 phase transmission system.

PP 11: Super capacitor surpass batteries for uninterruptible power supply


Prakash L. chavan1,Shweta P. Patil2,Saloni B.Mane3,Aishwarya V.Patil4
1,2,3,4
Department of Eletrical,AMGOI, Vathar,Kolhapur,Maharashtra
Shivaji University, Kolhapur-416004 India
Email:1plc@amgoi.edu.in1
Abstract

In this paper overviews the use of super capacitor for uninterruptible power supply. Comparison of lead-acid
battery with supercapacitor is given. Possible topologies were analysed and it was found that the On-line type
with separate converter for each storage is preferable. A super capacitor provides high efficiency and temporary
energy storage.
PP 12: Pi Controller Based D-STATCOM for Power Quality Improvement
Samruddhi Patil1, Sahil Mujawar2, A.A.Malgave3
1,2,3
Department of Electrical Engineering,
Ashokrao Mane Group Of Institutions, Vathar,
Shivaji University, Kolhapur-416004India
Email:1Samruddhipatil395@gmail.com

Abstract

D-STATCOM (Distribution Static Compensator) is used to improve Power Quality Problems which are caused by
various loads and faults in distribution system. This paper gives brief review of the modeling and design of D-
STATCOM which helps in enhancing the reliability and quality of power flow. A new PI controller scheme has been
proposed that only requires voltage measurements. The operation and working of the proposed PI control method is
presented for D-STATCOM. Simulations and analysis are carried out in MATLAB/SIMULINK with this control
method for proposed system.

PP 13: Overview of Various Digital Image Watermarking Methods


Mr. Sahil G. Mujawar1, Mr. Amar. A. Dum2
1,2
Electronics Technology
Department of Technology, Shivaji University, Kolhapur, India
Email : sahilgmujawar@gmail.com

Digital watermarking is the method which promises to tackle the piracy of multimedia. In digital watermarking, the
watermark data (information related to publisher, file transaction/ downloading records, user identity, etc.) is
embedded into the original multimedia object, in hidden format without affecting the normal usage of original file.
Many algorithms are available for image watermarking based on histogram, spread spectrum, quantization,
discrete cosine transform. From the previous research, it is clear that, there is a trade-off between the
imperceptibility, embedding capacity and robustness. Different methods fulfill different extent of these parameters.
Most of the methods do not improve the imperceptibility, embedding capacity, security and robustness satisfactorily.
In applications such as, covert communication, embedding capacity must be high, while robustness against
geometric attacks is not mainly concerned. The watermarking method based on discrete cosine transform can
normally achieve comparatively high embedding capacity than other methods under given imperceptibility and
robustness. Hence, to further enhance the embedding capacity we can develop an algorithm based on discrete
cosine transform
PP 14: Development of Nutritional Soya Sticks from Fenugreek leaves and
seeds

Supriya S. Khade, Mr. G. V. Mote and Dr. A. K. Sahoo

Department of Technology,
Shivaji University, Kolhapur-416004 India
Email: supriyakhade30@gmail.com

Abstract
Fenugreek seed flour and fenugreek leave powder have been used for the development of extruded snacks. The study
was carried out to investigate the effects of fenugreek seed powder (FSP) and fenugreek leaf powder (FLP) on the
physical and functional properties of extruded products. As fenugreek seeds are bitter in taste, therefore seeds were
debited by processing like soaking and germination. Fenugreek seeds were soaked for 24 hr. and then germinated
for 48 hr. The germinated seeds were dried and grind into powder form. Chemical properties of raw fenugreek
seeds and germinated fenugreek seeds such as moisture, ash content, fat and protein on % wet basis were found to
be 4.58%, 3.84%, 6.63%, and 23.56% and 6.36%, 3.25%, 5.70% and 23.20%.The fenugreek seed powder and
leaves powder was incorporated at 2%, 4%, 6%, 8% and 10% in soya sticks. On the basis of overall analysis, from
all samples, sample contains 4% fenugreek seed powder and 6% fenugreek leaves powder was most acceptable.

PP 15: Standardization of formulation for preparation of low maida and high


fibre Cream Roll
A. D. Todmal1, M. S. Pawar2, M. S. Tathe3
Assistant Professor1, 2, Student2
Department of FE
MIT College of Food Technology,
Pune, Maharashtra, India
E-mail: todmalashok2006@gmail.com1

Abstract

Refine wheat flour is the heart of the ingredients in making of the multivarious baked goods globally. The
development of food products using composite flour has increased and is attracting much attention from
researchers, especially in the production of bakery products and pastries. It was found that composite flour used to
produce cream rolls is still able to maintain similar characteristics to products made from refined wheat flour. The
positive effects of the use of composite flour can be seen in the final product related to the functional and
physicochemical properties and health benefits of raw blended flour along with percentage blending. Results of the
sensory (appearance, color, flavor, texture and taste) evaluation revealed that no significant difference was
observed in acceptability of the product with substitution levels of Wheat, Rice, Oat and Maize flour at 20, 5, 10, 5
Per Cent respectively, with that of control. However, a declining trend in acceptability was observed with increasing
level of Wheat, Rice, Oat and Maize flour for all the sensory characteristics. The nutritional value of the cream rolls
(protein, fat, carbohydrate and ash) with the highest acceptable level of Wheat, Rice, Oat and Maize flour (20, 5, 10
and 5 %) was increased significantly to the refined wheat flour cream rolls.
PP 16: Adaptive Antenna for Direction of Arrival Estimation & Beam
Forming
Kuldeep B. Miraje1 Dr. Uttam L. Bombale2
1
M. Tech. Student 2Associate Professor
1,2
Department of Technology
1,2
Shivaji University, Kolhapur (416004) Maharashtra, India
Email:1kuldeepmiraje@gmail.com

Smart Antenna Systems is one of the most rapidly developing areas of communication. With effective direction of
arrival (DOA) and Beam forming techniques Smart Antenna Systems prove to be most efficient in terms of
quality of signals in wireless communication. This paper gives a brief overview of use of smart antenna in
direction of arrival estimation technique. In this proposed work angle of transmitting antenna is determined by
using phase difference between two receiving antennas placed at optimum distance from each other. To
calculate phase difference between two receiving antenna phase detector circuitry is used which will give output
in voltage form. After determining angle of arrival using beam forming technique signals are transmitted to that
direction only. These benefits include the enhancement of coverage and the channel capacity, lower transmitted
power, better signal quality, higher data rate and providing value-added services such as users position
location (PL) and at the same time to minimize interference arising from other user by introducing nulls in their
direction. This method is used more efficiently in communication as well as in RADAR.

PP 17: Harmonic metigation using Passive Filter


Sushant. V. Patil , Pallavi Pradeepkumar Patil2, Ranjeet Narayan Katkar3 , Patil Abhinandan
1

Ajit4 , Chougule Pratik Vijay5 , Amol Anandrao Patil6


1,2,3,4,5,6
Department of Electrical Engineering, S.G.I.
Kolhapur -Sangli Highway, Atigre-416118, Dist-Kolhapur, Maharashtra, India
2 5
Email: ranjeetkatkar19@gmail.com, amolpatil3866@gmail.com

Abstract

With the growing use of industrial drives, the problem of injected harmonics becomes critical. These
harmonics require the connection of harmonic filter in the network. The filter is design to minimize harmonic
distortion caused by source such as drives. several types of passive filters are effective in minimizing voltage
distortion caused by non linear loads in industrial power systems .Different alternatives for filter design
should be considered before making the final decision on filter configuration. Among the criteria used for
performance evaluation are current, and voltage ratings of each of the filter component, and the effect of
filter and system contingency conditions .The design and performance of passive filter will be discussed. It
will reduce the current and harmonic distortion. The most of power quality problems are caused due to non-
linear loads such as induction furnace and use of power electronic device. The non-linear load produces
harmonics which destroy the sinusoidal nature of supply. So that it is important to mitigate this
harmonics .The best method of mitigating harmonics is by using by filter. The series active filter is suitable
for the mitigation of voltage harmonics. In this paper we discussed the control strategies of active filter
which mitigate harmonics and maintain waveform sinusoidal.
PP 18: Pico-Hydro Model Using Single Phase Self Excited Induction
Generator
Mr. Pandurang D. More1, Akshay B. Nalge2, Akshay R. Patil3,
Amol S. Kachare4, Minakshi P. Lavate5, Priyanka P. Ujanikar6
1,2,3,4,5,6
Department of Electrical Engineering SGI, Atigre (Kolhapur)-416 118
Email:1More.pd@sginstitute.in, 2abnalge@gmail.com, 3aky715508@gmail.com,
4
amol.kachare1995@gmail.com,
5
lavatemina30@gmail.com, 6priyankaujanikar1995@gmail.com

Abstract

This paper describe, how single phase induction motor work as single phase induction generator? Such
generator may be commonly used in the remote rural area, where it is not possible to draw electricity from
transmission line. This machine can be used to meet the local demand of remote area in the absence of grid.
The system is suitable for micro hydel power plant and wind energy system. The generator has two specially
designed winding in quadrature and capacitor is connected across the main winding as well as auxiliary
winding for excitation. Special features, advantages and theoretical concept of the system are highlighted in
this part of the paper.

PP 19: Power Flow Analysis and Comparison Using STATCOM, SSSC,


UPFC In MATLAB
MugdhaBhandari1, SandhyaKumbhar2, SujataSuryawanshi3

Electrical Engineering Deptt.AMGOI,Vathar,


Shivaji University, Kolhapur-416004India
Email: 2sandhyakumbhar95@gmail.com,3sujatasuryawanshi1995@gmail.com

Abstract

This paper describes the power electronic devices and technical review in various power engineering
levels. In energy transmission systems, effective equipments on power control are generally known as
Flexible AC Transmission System (FACTS). In addition, the power electronics-based equipment, which are
called power conditioners are use to solve power quality problems. Since applications whichever one of
equipment in transmission system (such as STATCOM, SSSC, UPFC) will be discussed and compared

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