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Performance Improvement of Indian Railway Signaling: Recent Advances and Development

Editor JournalGazett May 18, 2021May 18, 2021engineeringEMW, poor vision Leave a comment

For fast trains, cab signalling is unavoidable. And the search for cab signalling has been going on for almost a century. This chapter discusses cost-effective and dependable wireless cab signalling. Traditional land post light signals operated from the station are the present mode of signalling in Indian railways, and the light signals regulate train movement. Due to poor vision caused by climatic circumstances [mist and heavy rain], fast blind corners, up and downs, and blinding sunlight, it is frequently impossible … Continue reading “Performance Improvement of Indian Railway Signaling: Recent Advances and Development”

A Novel Approach Based on Hybridization of Fuzzy C-MEANS and Competitive Agglomeration for Image Segmentation

Editor JournalGazett May 18, 2021May 18, 2021engineeringCompetitive agglomeration, fuzzy c-means, fuzzy learning vector quantization (FLVQ) Leave a comment

The goal of the suggested research was to see how well fuzzy C- means and competitive agglomeration combined for image segmentation. It’s a vector quantization approach based on fuzzy clustering. Image segmentation is the process of dividing a digital image into several segments. Various strategies based on conventional approaches have been developed for segmentation, including region rising, threshold procedure, and watershed transform. Segmentation based on clustering techniques has emerged as a result of the disadvantages of these methodologies. Data clustering … Continue reading “A Novel Approach Based on Hybridization of Fuzzy C-MEANS and Competitive Agglomeration for Image Segmentation”

Research on Power Quality Improvement in Distribution System with Induction Motor Load Using Fuzzy Logic Controlled UPQC

Editor JournalGazett May 18, 2021May 18, 2021engineeringDistribution static compensator (DSTATCOM), Dynamic Voltage Restorer (DVR), Total harmonic distortion (THD), Unified power quality conditioner (UPQC) Leave a comment

The operation of a unified power quality conditioner (UPQC) as a universal active power conditioning device to minimise both current and voltage distortions at the distribution end of a power system network is described in this study. The UPQC is made up of a common DC link capacitor shared by a series active power filter (DVR) and a shunt active power filter (DSTATCOM). A fuzzy logic controller controls the series compensator, which is used to restore voltage. The operation of … Continue reading “Research on Power Quality Improvement in Distribution System with Induction Motor Load Using Fuzzy Logic Controlled UPQC”

Phase Disposition PWM Based Multi Level Inverter with Reduced Number of Switches

Editor JournalGazett May 18, 2021May 18, 2021engineeringMulti level inverter, phase disposition PWM, reduced number of components and total harmonic distortion Leave a comment

The phase disposition pulse width modulation (PDPWM) based Reduced Switch Reverse Voltage (RSRV) multi level inverter is investigated and analysed in this chapter. This inverter has a smaller number of components than others. The amplitude and frequency modulation index values are examined in relation to improving output power quality using PDPWM. This PDPWM-based 9-level inverter produces a superior harmonic spectrum due to decreased components and an odd-valued frequency modulation index value. All of the lower order harmonics are well within … Continue reading “Phase Disposition PWM Based Multi Level Inverter with Reduced Number of Switches”

Project Management Practices: The Malaysian Insights and Trends

Editor JournalGazett May 17, 2021Economics and Managementinsights and trends, Malaysia., project communications management, project cost management, Project integration management, project resources management, project scope management Leave a comment

The requirement for offering value-for-money projects has risen, especially in light of the current inconceivable amount of economic damage caused by the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), which has affected 219 nations and territories, including Malaysia. The famous iron triangle, which includes time, cost, and quality, is widely regarded by project management practitioners around the world as a major contributor to the difficulty of managing one-off, unique, and dynamic projects. In the absence of proper project management methods, these triple restrictions … Continue reading “Project Management Practices: The Malaysian Insights and Trends”

Design of Mould Cover Lifting Mechanism for Moving Fume Hood

Editor JournalGazett May 17, 2021Chemistryfume hood, Lifting mechanism, mould cover, non-ferrous industries, welding Leave a comment

The design of a mould cover lifting mechanism for a moving fume hood is the subject of this book. The study focuses on a sector that is at the forefront of the alloying business, delivering total alloying solutions to the Iron, Steel, Aluminum, Welding, and other non-ferrous sectors. Author(s) Details Pranil V. Sawalakhe Jain Deemed to be University, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India. Nitin P. Gudadhe Shri Ramdeobaba College of Engineering and Management (RCOEM), Nagpur, Maharashtra, India. Deepak Kohat Shri Ramdeobaba College … Continue reading “Design of Mould Cover Lifting Mechanism for Moving Fume Hood”

Bioactivity of Chinese Insect Tea

Editor JournalGazett May 17, 2021biological scienceChina, disease., health, insect tea, molecular biology experiment Leave a comment

Insect tea is a unique type of tea that differs from regular tea. Its production locations are primarily in rural areas of China inhabited by ethnic minorities, and its production mode is ethnically distinct. Kuding tea, Hawk tea, and fragrant leaves were obtained as fresh leaves from wild plants. Simple steaming reduced the astringency of the leaves, which were then dried in the sun. The leaves were then layer by layer placed in the bamboo basket. The leaves’ scent enticed … Continue reading “Bioactivity of Chinese Insect Tea”

PRISM Approach and Its Impact on Poverty Reduction in Nepal

Editor JournalGazett May 17, 2021Social ScienceAgri. input supply, Employment, farm produce marketing, farm production, income generation and poverty alleviation, net return, PRISM approach, successful entrepreneurs, Vegetable Farmer's group Leave a comment

In Nepal’s Kaski and Kapilvastu districts, this study looks at the effectiveness of the Prosperity Realization via Irrigation and Smallholder Market (PRISM) approach on farmer income and poverty reduction. The study was based on a purposive sample of diverse vegetable farmer groups from IDE projects that were performed and finished utilising the PRISM technique. In the vegetable farming of the project area, the sample included 105 household heads from 15 farmer groups in Kaski and 168 family heads from 24 … Continue reading “PRISM Approach and Its Impact on Poverty Reduction in Nepal”

Studies in Second Language Acquisition

Editor JournalGazett May 15, 2021EducationBilingual schools, oral competence in English, primary education, rural schools, urban schools Leave a comment

Oral communication competency allows language speakers to communicate effectively with one another. Because oral expression is a manner of expressing thinking and providing feedback and development through the linguistic function, oral communicative competence encompasses a broad semantic scope (Vygotsky, 1992; [1,2,3]). The use of the language as a medium of communication, both oral and written, representation, interpretation, and reality comprehension is the foundation of English communicative competence. The purpose of this study is to look into the oral communicative skills … Continue reading “Studies in Second Language Acquisition”