Propeller cavitation analysis using CFD
Cavitating flows are highly complicated because it is a rapid phase change phenomenon, which often occurs in the high-speed or rotating fluid machineries. It is well known that the cavitating flows rise up the vibration, the noise and the erosion. Therefore, the research on the cavitating flows is of great interest. Numerical method is highly important approach for studying the cavitating flow. The propeller is the predominant propulsion device used in ships. The performance of propeller is conventionally represented in terms of non-dimensional coefficients, i.e., thrust coefficient (KT), torque coefficient (KQ) and efficiency and their variation with advance coefficients (J). It is difficult to determine the characteristics of a full-size propeller in open water by varying the speed of the advance and the revolution rate over a range and measuring the thrust and torque of the propeller. Therefore, recourse is made to experiments with models of the propeller and the ship in which the thrust and torque of the model propeller can be conveniently measured over a range of speed of advance and revolution rate. Experiments are very expensive and time consuming, so the present paper deals with a complete computational solution for the flow using STAR-CCM+ software. When the operating pressure was lowered below the vapor pressure of surrounding liquid it simulates cavitating condition. In the present work, STAR-CCM+ software is also used to solve advanced phenomena like cavitation of propeller. The simulation results of cavitation and open water characteristics of propeller are compared with experimental predictions, as obtained from literature [1].
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Study of stress among mumbai police force and its impact on their personal and professional life
This is research paper is based on organizational stressors are also called as job related stressors. Some of the important job related causes of stress are as follows Role conflict, Role ambiguity, Organizational structure, Working conditions, Rotating shifts, Work overload, Work under load , Lack of participation in Decision making, Organizational leadership, Poor performance of the organization. The stress can have effect on the individual, the group, organization and even the family members. The degree of effect depends upon: Duration – The length of period of stress, Strength - The degree of stress, Individual Characteristics – Physical and psychological features to cope up with stress. Normally, prolonged exposure to stressful produces serious physical, psychological and behavioral effects. The effects of stress are as follows: Effects on physical health, Psychological health, and Alcoholism and drug addiction, Burnout, Effect of stress on organization behavior. The researcher tried to cover all aspect of the research study to emphasized that the impact of research among Mumbai Police Force‘s personnel and professional life.
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63. Speech-to-Text Converter
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Vandana Sawant, Serena Saldanha, Supriya Patil, Sweta Rajagiri and Ruchika Rokade |
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Category : Computing and Informatics | Sub Category : Digital Processing |
Speech-to-Text Converter
People with disability such as visual impaired and also elderly for whom it's very hard to identify the screen text and area where the keyboard and mouse may not be an appropriate means of communication between systems, it would be a helpful to use voices to navigate and control the computer systems. Microsoft has designed an interface called SAPI (Speech Application Programming Interface) which supports dynamic speech input and output, and is integrated in our current operating systems. In this paper we have described a model which is developed for conversion of multilingual audio into multilingual editable text for continuous speech in offline mode. Automatic Speech Recognition, (ASR) is used that works with Dynamic Time Wrapping (DTW) algorithm. This text will be transmitted and displayed on computer or LCD. Software used is Microsoft Visual Studio. Coding language used is c sharp. Keywords - SAPI, ASR, DTW, Microsoft Visual Studio, C sharp.
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A study on Employee Satisfaction Towards Recruitment and Selection Process at Future Genrali India Life Insurance co ltd, Chennai
Recruitment is the process of seeking out the attempting to attract individuals in external labour markets who are capable and interested in filling available job vacancies. It is critical to hire the right people who will dedicate themselves to a competitive and challenging career. It is equally important to continually develop these employees and prepare them for leadership positions within the organizations. After recruiting and hiring employees, it is critical to retain them through effective employee development efforts. In this study, it is investigated to measure the employee satisfaction regarding selection and recruitment process in Future Generali Insurance Company. Primary data is collected from 101 respondents (employees) from future Genrali. A Structured questionnaire was prepared and distributed to the sample size .entire population and 101 samples were collected. The SPSS package is used to determine the reliability and validity of the questionnaire. The other statistical tools like multiple regression, one way ANOVA, Frequency and Multiple Correspondences Analysis will be used for analyzing the primary data.
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Internal marketing strategy for competitive advantage (case study: motor pump industries, coimbatore disrtict)
Internal Marketing (IM) by definition distinguished between an organization and its environment and focuses only on intra organizational affaires. However, globalization and a knowledge-driven environment have produced a global networked economy with blurred boundaries between global companies and their requirements. This research assumed its paramount important in being a maiden attempt to unearth the nuances, antecedents, factors and consequences of ‘Internal Marketing strategy for competitive advantage’. Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) sector is the growth engine of Indian economy. Present research in order to investigate factors internal marketing behaviors internal customers (Employees) in private motor pump industries, domestic marketing as the reason for confidence-building, job satisfaction and loyalty of employees examine and test. The research questionnaire of literature and research questionnaire derived from the standard. This study reveals that the pump manufacturing units of the city has adopted a systematic global marketing strategy and follows uninterrupted logistic and supply chain system. This study also highlights certain marketing issues which are related to pump manufacturing units.The research indicates: Internal marketing and the trust managers, job satisfaction and loyalty internal customers’ positive relationship and meaningful.
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Cancer Diagnosis using Artificial Intelligence
The proposed work gives a method of cancer diagnosis using artificial intelligence. The method involves the use of MRI images which are processed and segmented before the display of the tumor portion. The tumor portion will be having a denser background as compared to the general image; this has been set up in our algorithm. Some image enhancement and noise reductions are done to enhance the image quality, after that some morphological operations are applied to detect the tumor in the image.
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Enhancement of ECG signal by DFT using Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) Algorithm
A primarily diagnostic tool for cardiovascular diseases ECG , a non invasive technique generally used during acquisition and transportation. Noises like channel noise, baseline wander noise, muscle artifacts, electrode motion, often embedded with ECG signal. In this paper a methology to overcome from channel noise embedded during the transportation of ECG signal, proposed in this methodology DFT of noisy ECG signal calculated using fast fourier transform (FFT) algorithm. The experimental result demonstrate the proposed method is superior to other with higher SNR and lower RMSE factor, performance comparison at 1.25 dB is demonstrated. Keyword: ECG, Channel noise, Gaussian function, FFT, Wavelet transform, S-Transform.
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Preservation of monuments with mixed Real-Virtual Technology
It is been a long “Time” ,it is usually the most story’s of fairy tales started and also the second most important word is “ago” all these words which give as implication of past are related to Time, in our teachings, we learn History a lot, we learn about Mohan-ja-dare, but never seen its site, don’t we known that it is the most important part of Indus Valley civilization. In the coming years, we may not be able to see it’ ,learn about it & understand the first architecture of sanitation and hygiene gifted by our own dynastic people, therefore we must protect these site’s & try to teach more about them as these site are aspiration for young Indians to make economic cost technology for future. In the coming of ages the problem remained how to remember things and also how to preserve ,make available to our coming generations at last. Hence forth we require more wide ,simple approach to understand this. We propose a need for augmentation, we call it as augmented room .In this paper we have studied conceptual of Augmentation and observed that how Augmentation “a mixed real-virtual environment technology” will help us reach our goal. Our major aim is to prevent these monuments for our future generations so that next generation will learn and live with it. Making it possible through augmented room. This paper gives introduction to new kind of perseverance of heritage site and new transit to technology.
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A Structural Equation Modelling Approach to Test the Application of Pfieffer Concept of Strategic Planning on Libyan Universities
This study examined the relationships between strategic business model, operational plans and big picture and strategic planning process among Libyan students in Malaysia. Data was collected from 204 respondents using structured questionnaire from the selected universities in Malaysia. The descriptive analysis revealed that, majority of the respondents were male who are mostly working in the tertiary institutions in Libya. Pearson correlation analysis using SEM have shown a significant positive and high relationship between strategic business model, operational plans and big picture and strategic planning process which means, higher strategic planning process is associated with these three concepts. In line with this finding the authors concluded that, strategic planning based on theory of Pfeiffer is applicable to Libyan universities due to significant and positive relationships between the concepts in Pfeiffer’s theory and strategic planning. Thus, the authors recommends that universities, particularly in Libyan should adopt the current approach of strategic planning in order to achieve the set objectives of their universities. Moreover, if this approach is implemented in the universities by the management, it will enhance in managing information and monitoring academic development.
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The Use of Song as a Tool to Work on Listening Comprehension in Iranian EFL Classes
Helping English learners acquire a foreign language effectively is an essential issue which needs to be investigated. Obtaining a good listening comprehension which acts as a basis for the development of the other skills is very important. This study intended to explore and see whether using authentic English songs can improve the EFL learners’ listening comprehension. This paper reported the results of this study which was implemented on two groups in Tarlak English institute in Bandar Anzali. The study determined the effect of English songs on the language learners’ listening comprehension. This study was executed on 40 intermediate level students who were assigned to two groups as the control group and the experimental group. A pre and postlistening test was applied to both groups. The findings showed that the use of English songs had statistically significant impact on the language learners’ listening comprehension. Key Terms, listening, songs, authentic listening
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