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Effect of applied rotational velocity in finite element analysis

A highly important research issue in this modern world is stress on the connecting shaft when a rotational velocity is applied to one of the gears connected to the shaft. This project aims on finding the variation in stress, deformation, and fatigue when two different rotational velocities are acted on the gear. The finite element analysis method takes at one place a single complicated shape with an approximately equivalent network of simple elements. The overall pattern of elements is referred to as a finite element mesh. For the solution to be uniquely defined the boundary conditions are to be specified. In the given project an end of the shaft is fixed to get the deformation of the assembly after rotational velocity is applied. The components were modeled and assembled in FUSION 360 and the analysis was done in ANSYS software workbench interface.

Published by: Supriya N. Kadam, Vikrant D. Chaure

Author: Supriya N. Kadam

Paper ID: V7I2-1457

Paper Status: published

Published: April 21, 2021

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A legislative analysis of mental health with shortcomings persisting in present Indian legislation

As it is essential to accurately assess an offender’s mental status so assessing the first research question that we have at hand is whether individuals with mental disorders are more prone to the committing of violent crimes when compared to mentally healthy people and as violent behavior may directly result from psychotic symptoms such as paranoid delusions which draws an inclination towards creating a continuing source of controversy over this issue. But there is also a contribution of personal violence and psychosis to this aspect. It is proved that individuals discharged from mental hospitals with no history of substance abuse had the same risk of violence as those without a history of either mental disorders or substance abuse and the point of conflict arises here which will be explained further. Moreover, when it comes to the discussion of stigma attached to mental disorders there are many people with serious mental illness who are challenged doubly. On one hand, they struggle with the symptoms and disabilities that result from the disease. On the other, they are challenged by the stereotypes and prejudice that result from misconceptions about mental illness. As a result of both, people with mental illness are robbed of the opportunities that define a quality life: good jobs, safe housing, satisfactory health care, and affiliation with a diverse group of people. Public stigma is the reaction that the general population has to people with mental illness. Self-stigma is the prejudice which people with mental illness turn against themselves. Both public and self-stigma may be understood in terms of three components: stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination. Stereotypes are considered "social" because they represent collectively agreed-upon notions of groups of persons.

Published by: Yashi Singh

Author: Yashi Singh

Paper ID: V7I2-1455

Paper Status: published

Published: April 21, 2021

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Comparison of element order and span angle center by static structural analysis of column support by FEA on Ansys

A Column Support is a load-bearing component where maximum force is applied in the center. This can be used to hold and support a vertical pipe or beam for a fixed and trusted grip. The material used for column support is structural steel because it provides strength and durability. There are three holes on the base of the component, which help fix it to the surface. This paper is about static structural analysis of column support, modeled on Creo Parametric, and analysis is done using ANSYS Workbench. Finite Element Method (FEM) divides a component into small and simple parts called finite elements, which is implemented by creating a mesh of the object. Analyzing a process with the finite element method is called finite element analysis. By performing static structural analysis, total deformation, equivalent elastic strain, and equivalent stress were calculated. It is observed that element order with the highest nodes, gives maximum deformation, strain, and stress to the elements with the least nodes.

Published by: Sonia Manoj Pardeshi

Author: Sonia Manoj Pardeshi

Paper ID: V7I2-1435

Paper Status: published

Published: April 21, 2021

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Review of Rebar CAD/CAM system and Conventional Method

This project is designed to review two different methods used in construction for the purpose of rebar estimation. The two methods reviewed in this project are- Conventional Method and Rebar CAD/CAM System. The Conventional Method is done manually. In this, Bar Bending Schedule [BBS] is created manually and all the calculations which are needed for this are done manually. Rebar CAD/CAM System proposes a business-to-business [B2B] e-Work system to improve the approval process for Bar Bending Schedule [BBS]. This system is composed of extensible mark-up language-based databases that support essential tasks of the approval process such as design and revision of structural drawings, bidding, shop drawing preparation, revision, and correction, and rebar delivery.

Published by: Rutvij Kanubhai Patel

Author: Rutvij Kanubhai Patel

Paper ID: V7I2-1431

Paper Status: published

Published: April 21, 2021

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Incorporating background knowledge in tucker

Knowledge graphs are a way to represent a large number of relational facts coming from real-world knowledge. Since that knowledge is generally incomplete, a vast research area, known as Link Prediction is devoted to infer possible unknown facts based on the existing ones. We focus on a recent state-of-the-art linear model called TuckER that was introduced for the task of link prediction by Balazevich et al. (Balazevic et al., 2019). In this project, we propose ways to incorporate background knowledge about symmetric and asymmetric relations. We show that our model performs better than the TuckER model on those relations while requiring half of the parameters.

Published by: Joss Razanakoto Rakotobe, Hao Yu Zhang

Author: Joss Razanakoto Rakotobe

Paper ID: V7I2-1352

Paper Status: published

Published: April 21, 2021

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A critical review of consideration of housing design in rural housing policies and programs in India

Housing is universally acknowledged as the second most essential human need after food and is considered a major economic asset of every nation. Internationally, housing is recognized as a factor for the assessment of human development and societal civilization (UNO, 1976). Humanity has been living in these houses and especially villages for centuries, and the way people build their houses and group them is the result of centuries of experience, which is the result of continuous interaction between the culture of the community and the physical environment of the region (Chandhoke, 1977). There were various housing programs and policies in India since independence as there is an acute shortage of quality housing. This paper aims at understanding the rural housing programs & policies in India and critical review aspects related to housing design.

Published by: Srinivas Daketi, Ramesh Srikonda

Author: Srinivas Daketi

Paper ID: V7I2-1415

Paper Status: published

Published: April 20, 2021

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