Volume 8 | Issue 8 |

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Now in this modern age, we see that the uses of smartphone and the Internet is rapidly incrising, to fulfill the demand of internet. We required mobile tower & now a days the demand from rural area is more than the urban area, but because of lack of electricity we did not fulfill their demand & because of this the tower operators uses diesel generator through this they fulfill the overall demand. But in this case the cost of using DG set is high & also it makes too much pollution to counter this we are introducing this project. The name of this project is Windmill Operated Mobile Tower. The aim of this project is operating the mobile tower with the help of windmill. The mobile tower operated on the windmill energy. Traditionally we see that for a working of a mobile tower company used the MSEDCL supply and a Diesel Generator, but in this process the running cost of a Diesel Generator is very high. The cost is approx.8 lac/year & also the DG makes much more pollution when it generates electricity. The DG use diesel as a fuel because of that it makes much more pollution which is harmful for our environment. Through this paper we aim to debate the potential for alternative routes of giving primary source of electricity for operation of mobile tower and providing clean & pollution free electricity for the mobile tower. In this project we are placing the Windmill at place of Diesel Generator. Then we can generate the electricity with the help of windmill, and we can make the mobile tower pollution free. The running cost of a wind mill is negligible in the windmill. There is only some periodical maintenance we have to do. In this way can make a new kind of tower which running cost is very less and mainly it does not make pollution.

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DG set-Diesel generator set, windmill, mobile tower

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Increasing urbanization and industrialization is raising burden on existing natural resources used in construction industry which is leading to severe environmental issues. Using industrial waste materials in construction can be one alternative to curb this problem. Geopolymer concrete (GPC), known as the next generation of concrete, is more durable and environment friendly as compared to conventional concrete. The current investigation presents the effect of waste foundry sand (WFS), a by-product of foundry industries.0This0review discusses0the synthesis0of alkali-activated0binders0from0blast furnace0slag, quarry dust and0fly ash, the natural sand was replaced by WFS in the range of 0% to 100%. Tests on hardened concretes, to study, compressive strength, split tensile strength and flexural strength, were conducted to assess the strength. Addition of WFS lowered the workability of GPC. Tests were carried out on 0%, 50% and 100% WFS replacement for finding the optimal percentage again tests were carried out on 10,20,30&40 percent, 20% WFS gained highest strength and compressive split tensile and flexural strengths and that can be used for application purpose.

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aggregates, strength, WFS, ggbs, concrete.

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In healthcare industry and in various applications, data mining plays a basic role to forecast various diseases. For detection of various diseases patient need to go through various tests. But mining techniques can lower the number of trails. The downgraded tests play a key role in team behaviour. This requires proper paper studies of mining methods which is used for forecasting different diseases. In this paper Na�ve Bayes and Decision Tree method are described to envision various diseases. Facilities must be inventive so patient examination and cure can be done. Various machine learning algorithms can be beneficial to the medical purpose, the humans practice large and all-purpose medical datasets to analyse them for clinical insights. This can be used by physicians in various medical field which leads to satisfaction to large number of people when well accomplished. We are basically trying to contrivance functionalities of ML in a single system in a medical field. Instead of having diagnosis, diseases are predicted and executed using ML then the medical field would be smarter and more advanced. Some cases can happen when basic investigation of a disease is not in reach. Hence disease forecast can be accurately carried out.

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Machine Learning, Random Forest, Na�ve Bayes, Support Vector Machine, Decision Tree

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The proposed study will try to explore the effects of Recruitment and Training policies on organizational performances. It will explain the differences in HR policies, related with recruitment and training process of Public and Private industries. It has been decided to limit the study to one private enterprise namely, Hindalco Industries Limited and one public enterprise namely, National Aluminium Company Limited. Hindalco and NALCO are the major players engaged in organized production and export of aluminium in India. Hindalco Industries Ltd., is a subsidiary of the Aditya Birla Group. On the other hand, National Aluminium Company Ltd. is incorporated as a public sector enterprise of the Ministry of Mines, Government of India.

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Recruiting & Attracting, Training & Development

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The article seeks to investigate the disposition of mathematics phobia. It studies about the fear of mathematics, its causes, symptoms and ways to overcome regarding the school level students. Out of the root causes of mathematics phobia, curriculum structure, schools facilities, instructional techniques, teachers� teaching performance, use of tools and technology and evaluation system are the main. In the same way, lack of proper incentives for mathematics teachers and the negative perception of the students and teachers about mathematics are also the important causes. The study has revealed that mathematics phobia exists among students, which are characterized into negative perception of the students towards mathematics and others too. The main causes of mathematics phobia include test and examination, individuals, teachers, parents, peers and the nature of mathematics. The only ways to overcome mathematics phobia, is the intensive efforts made by all the stakeholders.

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Mathematics, Fear, Phobia, Arithmophobia, Numerophobia

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Cloud computing is one of the emerging technologies. To protect user data and privacy, access control methods ensure that authorized users gain access to data and the system. Cipher Text Policy Attribute-Based Encryption (CP-ABE) is the appropriate method for controlling access to data in cloud storage. However, CP-ABE data access control schemes for cloud storage systems are difficult due to the issue of attribute revocation. Specifically, this article examines a revocable multi-authority CP-ABE system. The attribute revocation method can effectively achieve both front and rear security.

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Attribute-based encryption (CP-ABE), cloud storage.

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Women are equal with men in all respect

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The study deals with the issue of child�s cognitive development in the light of child�s interaction with one�s own environment. Descriptive method, with qualitative approach was used in the process of conducting the research. The population consisted of 62 children, which 10 children were drawn as the sample from the population using convenient sampling technique. The findings of the study revealed that each child used both physical skills (fine and gross motor skills) as well as psychological skills (verbal and non-verbal) throughout the interaction. It was also found that these skills help a child to grow physically as well as develop mentally. Therefore, the finding showed that each child�s interaction with one�s own environment develop and enlarge his/her cognitive ability. In this regards the study suggested that it is mandatory to each one who are parts of child�s life to understand and learn the foundation and strategies on how to encourage and promote child�s development.

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Child Interaction, Cognitive Perspective, Child�s Development

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Several devastating earthquakes have taken place world over causing severe damage to structures, loss of life and property. Earthquake resistant design of structures is continuously evolving taking cognizance of behaviour of structures during past earthquakes to achieve an acceptable behaviour of structure during earthquake. Bureau of Indian Standards have also revised the criteria for earthquake resistant design of structures included in code IS:1893. The �General Provisions and Buildings�, which were covered in IS 1893 (Part 1):2002 are revised in IS 1893 (Part 1):2016. Similarly, �Industrial Structures�, which were covered in IS 1893 (Part 4):2005 are revised in IS 1893 (Part 4):2015. The clauses presented in these codes provides guidance to the structural designers and architects to plan and design realistic earthquake resistant structures. Knowledge of the revised provisions vis-�-vis earlier provisions is not only essential for proper design of structures but also mandated by the codes. This paper covers a comparative study of important provisions of the earlier codes and the revised codes in the context of IS 1893. Some very important revised provisions of the IS:13920 pertaining to ductile design and detailing are also included in the study. This study aims to highlight the changes in approach that are needed to be incorporated in the most basic earthquake resistant design of general and industrial buildings.

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IS 1893 (Part-1) 2016, IS 1893 (Part-1) 2002, IS 1893 (Part-4) 2005, IS 1893 (Part-4) 2015, IS 13920 2016, Earthquake Resistant Design of Structures, Industrial Buildings, Comparison between Old and Revised Codes.

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The research area is located on Sumedang Regency, West Java Province. This research aims to determine the landforms in the Sumedang Regency based on drainage pattern analysis. This research was carried out through studio analysis and field observation. Stream network and topography data were obtained from Indonesia Topographic Maps and Digital Elevation Model (DEM). Compilation of data from these media becomes the basis for determining the landforms. Based on the results, the research area has varied slopes and different landform. The very steep to steep slopes can be identified in the central, west, and south of the research area whereas the gentle slope to flat area can be identified in the north, east, and some parts of the research area. The research area consists of various types of landform, namely volcanic, fluvial, and tectonic landform. Volcanic cones and hills are part of volcanic landform that can be identified by very steep to steep slope area which has some elongate topographic features and relatively hard-resistant rocks in the west, central, and south of the research area. It can be proven from radial, subradial, parallel, and subparallel drainage patterns. Fluvial landform can be identified by gentle slope to flat area which has erosion and sedimentation process in central, north, east, and northeast of the research area. It can be proven from dendritic and anastomotic drainage patterns. Tectonic landform can be identified by steep to gentle slope area which has tectonic process in the north, central, east and southeast of the research area. It can be proven from subdendritic, recurved trellis, and rectangular drainage patterns. The results of field observation also show that the geological structures developed in the north, east, and southeast of the research area. It can be concluded that the drainage pattern analysis is able to show the general geological characteristic, especially landforms of the research area. However, field observation is also necessary to find out the actual condition in the field.

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Drainage pattern, slope, landform, geological structure, Sumedang

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