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Volume 9 2023

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Volume 5 2019

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Volume 3 2017

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Vol.3, Issue 9 — Issue 9 2017 9 papers

Vol.3, Issue 9 · Issue 9 2017 · ID: IJT-2021-3CD03E

Analysis of Scalable Entity Preserving Data Exchange

V Sravani , Dr. A. SureshBabu · Department of CSE & JNTUACE, IN

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Abstract Data distribution over large datasets in data mining by using present techniques and algorithms for finding frequent itemset lack a mechanism while performing the computations like load balancing, data collection and distriburion, and fault tolerance. Data exchange is the processing of data representing a structured format. One of the mostly used tree based similarity techniques decision trees will help finding the frequent itemset parallelly, for that we design a algorithm called FiDoop. Here, In this paper, clustering the data from datasets is the important thing where the content in the datasets is to be again re-cluster dependent on frequent data, that helps in processing of minimized data to retrieve easily that gives the final result to obtain. In existing, encountering a problem of ambiguous data like null values and fragmentation of entities in the process of exchanging of data. To issue this problem, we identify that FiDoop on the clustered data is sensitive to data distribution and dimensions, because it performs itemsets with different lengths have different processings and implementation costs. To improve FiDoop’s performance, the paper explains D-STREAM, the first micro-cluster based clustering component that externally captures the density between micro-clusters vs a shared density graph.

Keywords: Frequent itemset, performance, density.

Vol.3, Issue 9 · Issue 9 2017 · ID: IJT-2021-A035E0

Improving Performance Of Electric Springs With Current Source Inverter And Fuzzy Logic Controller

R. MONICA , P.BHARATH KUMAR, P. SUJATHA · Student, Dept. of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, JNTUA, Anantapur, AP, India., IN

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Abstract A control technique of direct current control and harmonic distortion work ,similar as the control of active power filter (APF), is proposed utilizing a new kind of electric springs (ESs) with current-source inverters (CSIs) to improve the working of ESs. The total harmonic distortion (THD) can be reduced greatly by changing voltage source inverters (VSIs) to current source inverters (CSIs) and by using fuzzy logic controller. By introducing extra Harmonic Suppression Function (HSF), the System execution can be enhanced further by resolving the input current into fundamental component and other components by using single-stage dq0 technique. Working standards of the proposed ES and control are illustrated.

Keywords: Electric spring, direct current control, harmonic suppression, microgrid, renewable energy source.

Vol.3, Issue 9 · Issue 9 2017 · ID: IJT-2021-6D5440

DC Stabilizer with Reduced DC Fault Current using Fuzzy Logic Controller for Active Distribution Power System Application

S.NAGA SARANYA , P. SUJATHA, P.BHARATH KUMAR · Student, Dept. of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, JNTUA, Anantapur, AP, India., IS

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Abstract This paper takes a methodical view on the control and security of medium power DC systems in a dynamic appropriation control system considering fault current constraining, system control and converter outline. Lessened terminal capacitance and additional DC impedance are utilized to confine DC fault current and decrease the required converter current rating for medium power DC systems. A versatile DC control stabilizer is proposed to reduce possible system unsteadiness brought by the fault current constraining settings within the sight of constant power load. The impact of the present constraining strategy and the proposed stabilizer on DC fault current and security improvement are approved by simulation with fuzzy logic controller considers utilizing a straight forward two-converter DC circuitry and a multi-terminal DC circuitry in a dynamic conveyance control system and compare the results with PI controller.

Vol.3, Issue 9 · Issue 9 2017 · ID: IJT-2021-181A7B

DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF FAIL-SAFE SEGWAY PERSONAL TRANSPORTER

P. Sujatha , Prof.M.L.S. Deva kumar · M.tech ,Mechanical Engineering, JNTUA College Of Engineering, Anantapuram, AP,India., IN

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Abstract The main aim of this paper is design and fabrication of fail–safe Segway human transporter (HT). This Segway having a two wheeled self- balancing vehicle, this segway is used for a single human persons for the transportation. This Segway is an intelligent two wheeled vehicle and Segway is eco-friendly type of transportation which causes no pollution within the college campus. . Segway use only on flat position, this segway having the supporting wheels. Segway is a stand-up transportation vehicle, This Segway is mainly rechargeable batteries that batteries are converts the electrical energy into the mechanical energy. Segway is a simple drive mechanism. Segway increases the goods transportation and public transportation. The main purpose of this Segway is to aware the people about segway transportation and useful vehicle.

Keywords: Segway, no pollution, personal transporter, fabrication, more safety, self -balancing.

Vol.3, Issue 9 · Issue 9 2017 · ID: IJT-2021-250E73

DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF COMPOSITE PROPELLER SHAFT FOR AN AUTOMOTIVE APPLICATION

M. Sunil Kumar , B. Om Prakash · PG Scholar Department of Mechanical Engineering, JNTUA College of Engineering, JNTUA, Ananthapuram, Andhra Pradesh, INDIA, IN

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Abstract This paper deals with design and analysis of composite propeller shaft by replacing the conventional stainless steel with composite materials by using ANSYS. The materials which use in this analysis were E-glass epoxy, high strength carbon epoxy, and high modulus carbon epoxy. Conventional propeller shaft is a two piece steel propeller shaft in order to make it as a single long continuous shaft we are using composite materials. Static, model and buckling analysis on these materials is done by using ANSYS software.

Keywords: E-glass /epoxy, Specific modulus, Degrees of Freedom, Torque.

Vol.3, Issue 9 · Issue 9 2017 · ID: IJT-2021-476FA2

Design and Fabrication of a Pedal operated cutting machine

Jagadeeswara reddy. Y , Dr. K. Hemachandra reddy · JNTUA College of Engineering, Anantapuramu, Andhra Pradesh, IN

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Abstract The present trend of engineering focuses on expending little effort and expecting maximum mechanical advantage. The simple conventional machines have proved to be more efficient in this area. As the Technology advances, these simple machines will be coupled with electrical, mechanical, solar drives to extract more work. Such equipments are used from household arena to industrial field also. The conventional wood cutting procedure using Tenon saw or wood saw requires more time and more human effort. An attempt to improve the speed, feed, accuracy with less investment will be tried to accomplish in this present project work. The design and fabrication of prototype wood cutting equipment operated with manual source will be under taken in this project. The concept is to cut wood work pieces by pedaling operation with less human effort and comparatively in less time. The principle involved in this equipment is the Rotary motion of pedaling operation (or electrical powered operation) will be converted to the Reciprocatory motion of the shaft attachment. This attachment shaft will be bolted with a hacksaw frame fixed with wood cutting blade. There will be a provision on the work table to measure the length of the work piece to be cut or retained. This can be achieved by fixing a steel rule on the work table by which the time delay for measurement can be avoided.

Keywords: Frame, Hacksaw, Pedal, Shaft, Bearing-Cam mechanism, Slider crank mechanism

Vol.3, Issue 9 · Issue 9 2017 · ID: IJT-2021-2CF11D

Effect of Varied Control Technique in Modeling of Unbalanced Radial Distribution System

M Sai Balaji , P Sujatha · EEE Department - JNTUA College OF Engineering, IN

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Abstract Modeling of distribution system has got an importance in successful maintenance of a power system and in serving the demand optimally. A specific case related to distribution system viz., unbalanced radial distribution system has been taken up to model using dynamic phasors with Fuzzy logic based MPPT control in this paper. Comprehensively the model is analytical in nature and called as analytical model of an unbalanced radial distribution system consisting of a single-phase photo-voltaic (PV), a three-phase induction machine load, a three-phase power factor correction capacitor (PFC), and a load. The developed model with fuzzy logic control is better in performance represented in terms of THD with respect to the PI control. The fuzzy control integrated model is capable of small-signal analysis and can be used effectively to identify variety of stability and /or harmonic issues in distribution networks, (e.g. instability due to weak grid) in a better than other control techniques. The analytical model is built in Matlab where power electronic switching details are included. The comparative analysis between the varied control techniques viz., PI control and Fuzzy control is carried out by validating the THD values of Ipv of PV and Vabc of induction machine.

Keywords: Dynamic phasor (DP), Induction machine, Single- phase photovoltaic, Small-signal analysis, Fuzzy control MPPT.

Vol.3, Issue 9 · Issue 9 2017 · ID: IJT-2021-A8F0EB

PEFORMANCE ENHANCEMENT OF DOMESTIC REFRIGERATOR USING PHASE CHANGE MATERIALS MIXED WITH NANO FLUID

S. Geethanjali , Prof.B. Durga Prasad · M.tech , Mechanical Engineering, JNTUA College Of Engineering, Anantapuram, India, IN

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Abstract This paper investigates about the performance enhancement of domestic refrigerator using phase change materials(PCM) mixed with Nano fluids inside the evaporator. A u shaped PCM box is used to contain the PCM mixed with Nano fluid around the evaporator. The box is made of aluminium sheet as it is a good conductor of thermal energy. This system has been tested with water and NaCl solution mixed with 1 and 2% of Copper oxide (CuO) Nanofluid. Nano fluid enhance the ability of PCM to store more thermal energy. It has been found that during the operation of compressor the PCM mixture was cooled first by conduction process as it is very close to the evaporator. Then PCM mixture exchanges energy with the load in the refrigerator cabin. The stored thermal energy in PCM mixture was yielded to the refrigerator cell during off cycle and allows several hours of continuous operation without power supply. It has been observed that the performance of domestic refrigerator has improved by 19-78 %. The experimental studies with water and NaCl mixed with CuO Nanofluid has confirmed that there was an 78 % increase in the coefficient of performance and compressor off time also increased.

Keywords: Domestic refrigerator, Phase change material, Nano fluid, Coefficient of Performance, Thermal energy storage.

Vol.3, Issue 9 · Issue 9 2017 · ID: IJT-2021-2CF2B5

Generation of High Voltage Using Modular Multilevel Converter

B Sudha Rani , B Thejasvi · EEE Department&JNTUA College of Engineering, IN

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Abstract To generate high voltage AC pulses, series connected semiconductor devices can be considered with equal voltage sharing between them. The VSI can employ to generate high AC voltage from HVDC supply. To reduce the complexity introduced by series connected devices in VSI the modular multi level converter can be used. For proper operation of MMC capacitor voltage must be balance. The no. of voltage levels of MMC can be determined by the HVDC supply voltage and the voltage rating of semiconductor devices used in MMC. The measuring devices must be connected across capacitors to sense the balanced voltage. It causes the complexity and increases the cost of the system. In this paper the generation of high voltage AC pulses using MMC with pulse displacement technique is proposed. It decreases the requirement of measuring devices, system sensitivity and complexity. A detailed explanation of the proposed system is presented in this paper. The simulation results are validated.

Keywords: MMC, PWM technique, Pulse Disposition, VSI

Volume 2 2016

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Journal	:	IJTIMES
Full Name	:	International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering & Science
ISSN Online	:	2455-2585
UGC No.	:	47719
Impact Factor	:	5.99
Frequency	:	Quarterly (4 Issues/Year)
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